Figure 22--Percentage (A) and absolute (B) changes in annual softwood harvest levels from private timberland in the South, 1995 to 2040, as projected by the Subregional Timber Supply Model, by USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Forest Inventory and Analysis survey unit, under the IH (base case) assumptions of inelastic timber demand and high plantation volume growth rates.
Figure 23A--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of hardwood timber growth and removals volumes on private timberland in the South, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (base case) scenario assumptions of inelastic demand and high plantation volume growth rates.
Figure 23B--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of hardwood timber growth and removals volumes on private timberland in the South, 1995 to 2040, under the IL scenario assumptions of inelastic demand and low plantation volume growth rates.
Figure 23C--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of hardwood timber growth and removals volumes on private timberland in the South, 1995 to 2040, under the EH scenario assumptions of elastic demand and high plantation volume growth rates.
Figure 23D--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of hardwood timber growth and removals volumes on private timberland in the South, 1995 to 2040, under the EL scenario assumptions of elastic demand and low plantation volume growth rates.
Figure 24--Percentage (A) and absolute (B) changes in annual hardwood harvest levels on private timberland in the South, 1995 to 2040, as projected by the Subregional Timber Supply Model, by USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Forest Inventory and Analysis survey unit, under IH (base case) assumptions of inelastic demand and high plantation volume growth rates.
Figure 25A--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of total timber growth and removals volumes on private timberland, by ownership group, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (base case) assumptions of inelastic demand and high plantation volume growth rates [nonindustrial private forest (NIPF)]
Figure 25B--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of total timber growth and removals volumes on private timberland, by ownership group, 1995 to 2040, under the IL assumptions of inelastic demand and low plantation volume growth rates [nonindustrial private forest (NIPF)]
Figure 25C--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of total timber growth and removals volumes on private timberland, by ownership group, 1995 to 2040, under the EH assumptions of elastic demand and high plantation volume growth rates [nonindustrial private forest (NIPF)]
Figure 25D--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of total timber growth and removals volumes on private timberland, by ownership group, 1995 to 2040, under the EL assumptions of elastic demand and low plantation volume growth rates [nonindustrial private forest (NIPF)]
Figure 26A--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of softwood age structure (volume by age class) on private timberland, Southwide, 1995, 2020, and 2040, under the IH (base case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 26B--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of hardwood age structure (volume by age class) on private timberland, Southwide, 1995, 2020, and 2040, under the IH (base case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27A--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Alabama softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27B--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Arkansas softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27C--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Florida softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes, 1995 to 2040 on private timberland, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27D--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Georgia softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27E--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Kentucky softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27F--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Louisiana softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27G--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Mississippi softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27H--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of North Carolina softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27I--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Oklahoma softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27J--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of South Carolina softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27K--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Tennessee softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27L--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Texas softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 27M--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of Virginia softwood and hardwood growth and removals volumes on private timberland, 1995 to 2040, under the IH (Base Case) scenario of inelastic timber demand and high plantation growth rate increase.
Figure 28A--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of softwood timber prices, 1995 to 2039, under all scenarios.
Figure 28B--Subregional Timber Supply Model projections of hardwood timber prices, 1995 to 2039, under all scenarios.