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A 13.79:PNW-73
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Should log scale be reduced for knots? / |
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A 13.79:PNW-74
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Price trends of open-market Douglas-fir logs in western Washington and northwest Oregon / |
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A 13.79:PNW-75
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Small mammals and natural reforestation in southeast Alaska / |
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A 13.79:PNW-76
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Importance of timber-based employment to the economic base of the Douglas-fir region of Oregon, Washington, and northern California / |
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A 13.79:PNW-77
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Response of ponderosa pine pole stands to thinning / |
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A 13.79:PNW-78
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Soil surface temperatures on cutovers in southwest Oregon / |
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A 13.79:PNW-79
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Enzyme nitrate reductase of some parasitic fungi / |
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A 13.79:PNW-80
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Two tests of white pine, true fir, and Douglas-fir seedspotting in the Cascade Range / |
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A 13.79:PNW-81
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The large aspen tortrix, Choristoneura conflictana (Wlkr.), in interior Alaska / |
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A 13.79:PNW-82
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Can thinning slash cause a nitrogen deficiency in pumice soils of central Oregon? / |
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A 13.79:PNW-83
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Survival of Poria Weirii in conifer, alder and mixed conifer-alder stands / |
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A 13.79:PNW-84
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Spring-season deer browsing of Douglas-fir on the Capitol Forest in western Washington / |
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A 13.79:PNW-85
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Determination of nucleopolyhedron counts and size frequency distributions by means of a Coulter transducer / |
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A 13.79:PNW-86
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Growth response of 35-year-old, site V Douglas-fir to nitrogen fertilizer / |
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A 13.79:PNW-87
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An operational test of a natural-shaped logging balloon / |
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A 13.79:PNW-88
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Natural filtering of suspended soil by a stream at low flow / |
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A 13.79:PNW-89
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Potential damage to forest tree seed during processing, protective treatment, and dissemination / |
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A 13.79:PNW-90
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Bud characteristics of ponderosa pine related to potential damage by the European pine shoot moth / |
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A 13.79:PNW-91
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Volume tables and equations for old-growth western hemlock and Sitka spruce in southeast Alaska / |
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A 13.79:PNW-92
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Effects of artificial flooding on seedling survival and growth of six Northwestern tree species / |
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