Abstract
Nine sections of Acer saccharum were cut in 1940, following logging operations on the Albert Smith farm 13 miles southwest of Crawfordsville and about 3 miles east of Alamo, Indiana. Rainfall data were secured from the U.S. Weather Bureau Station which is located at Crawfordsville approximately 13 miles northeast from the forest in which the trees grew. Unfortunately, the rainfall data are not complete from 1884 through 1910; consequently, no growth-rainfall correlation could be determined for those years. Rainfall behavior charts were prepared for the rainfall periods May-August, May-June, May-July, June-July and June-August.
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