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A 13.30/7:124
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Inflammability of the current year's logging slash / |
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A 13.30/7:125
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Chipping takes the hazard out of logging slash / |
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A 13.30/7:126
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Relative humidity and fire behavior in logging slash / |
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A 13.30/7:127
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Infiltration on a timber and a burn site in northern Idaho / |
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A 13.30/7:128
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Growth of ponderosa pine on best sites / |
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A 13.30/7:129
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Western larch and Douglas-fir seed dispersal into clearcuttings / |
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A 13.30/7:130
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Pole production in 1952 / |
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A 13.30/7:131
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Effect of squirrels on the supply of ponderosa pine seed / |
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A 13.30/7:132
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Site index changes in western white pine forests / |
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A 13.30/7:133
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Performance of several forage species on newly burned lodgepole pine sites / |
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A 13.30/7:134
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A test of borax control of goatweed / |
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A 13.30/7:135
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Pulpwood production in 1952 / |
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A 13.30/7:136
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1952 log production for lumber and veneer / |
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A 13.30/7:137
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Montana Christmas tree shipments again hit 3-million mark in 1953 / |
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A 13.30/8:5
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Results to date of studies of the durability of native woods treated and untreated / |
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A 13.30/8:9
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Management practices for Christmas tree production / |
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A 13.30/8:11
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Tables for approximating volume growth of individual trees / |
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A 13.30/8:13
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Forest resources of northern Montana / |
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A 13.30/8:14
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List of publications available for distribution or loan : 1910 through 1947. |
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A 13.30/8:15
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Review of published information on the larch-Douglasfir forest type / |
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