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Title:	Counting Tree Growth Rings Moderately Difficult to Distinguish
Author(s):	Briscoe, C. B.; Chudnoff, M.
Date:	1964
Source:	Forest Service ITF-1. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Institute of Tropical Forestry. 3 p.
Station ID:	MISC-ITF-1
Description:	There is an extensive literature dealing with techniques and gadgets to facilitate counting tree growth rings. A relatively simple method is described below, satisfactory for species too difficult to count in the field, but not sufficiently difficult to require the preparation of microscope slides nor staining techniques.
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