79 results on '"second growth"'
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52. The Forest Survey in California
53. Resistance of Pine Hybrids to the Pine Reproduction Weevil
54. Second Growth Timber Worth Holding in Northern Rocky Mountain Region
55. How Second-Growth Northern Hardwoods Develop After Thinning
56. Development of Second-Growth Northern Hardwoods on Bartlett Experimental Forest: A 25-Year Record
57. Some Aspects of Managing Second Growth Woodlands in Upper Michigan
58. Harvesting Chemical Wood and Pulpwood More than Doubles Usual Yields From Improvement Cutting in Second-Growth Northern Hardwoods
59. Fifteen-Year Results From Six Cutting Methods in Second-Growth Northern Hardwoods
60. Quality of Logs and Lumber Obtained From an Improvement Cut in Second-Growth Hardwoods in Northern Wisconsin
61. Logging Damage Increases Under Heavy Cutting of Second-Growth Ponderosa Pine
62. Board-Foot and Cubic-Foot Volume Tables for Second-Growth Redwood
63. Second-Growth Hardwoods in Connecticut
64. A Silvicultural Evaluation of Four Methods of Marking Second-Growth Northern Hardwood Stands
65. Pruning Ponderosa and Jeffrey Pine
66. Board-Foot and Cubic-Foot Volume Tables for Second-Growth Redwood
67. Mountain Pine Beetle Impact Survey on the Ninemile District, Lolo National Forest, and Surrounding State and Private Lands
68. Cultural Control of Mountain Pine Beetle in Second-Growth Ponderosa Pine Stands Lolo National Forest
69. An Extensive Forest Disease Survey of Second-Growth Stands in Southeast Alaska
70. Growth and Yield of Second-Growth Red Gum in Fully Stocked Stands on Alluvial Lands in the South
71. First Records of Growth for Southeast Alaska's Young Stands
72. A Preliminary Survey of Utilization Conditions for Second-Growth Timber Products from the Western Sierra Nevada
73. Recent Site Index Curves for Second-Growth Loblolly Pine
74. Biological Evaluation Pine Engraver Beetle in Second Growth Ponderosa Pine, Boise National Forest, Idaho 1972
75. Biological Evaluation: Ips pini (say.) Infested Logging and Thinning Slash Boise National Forest, 1973
76. Tables for estimating stem residues for ponderosa pine, western larch, douglas fir, and lodgepole pine in western Montana
77. A Comparison of Structural Characteristics between Old-Growth and Postfire Second-Growth Hemlock-Hardwood Forests in Adirondack Park, New York, U.S.A.
78. Birds in fragmented Amazonian rainforest: Lessons from 40 years at the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments Project
79. How resilient are northern hardwood forests to human disturbance? An evaluation using a plant functional group approach
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