Call Number (LC) Title Results
A 13.78:INT-332 Volume and biomass for curlleaf cercocarpus in Nevada / 2
A 13.78:INT-333 Effect of small aspen clearcuts on water yield and water quality / 1
A 13.78:INT-334 Response of grass species to tree harvesting in singleleaf pinyon-Utah juniper stands / 1
A 13.78:INT-335 Reclamation on Utah's Emery and Alton coal fields : techniques and plant materials / 1
A 13.78:INT-336 Improving voluntary registration through location and design of trail registration stations / 1
A 13.78:INT 337 Predicting duff and woody fuel consumed by prescribed fire in the northern Rocky Mountains / 1
A 13.78:INT-337 Predicting duff and woody fuel consumed by prescribed fire in the northern Rocky Mountains / 2
A 13.78:INT-338 Nutrient release from Mount St. Helens volcanic ash and retention by western Montana soil / 1
A 13.78:INT-339 Pinyon-juniper volume equations for the Central Rocky Mountain States / 1
A 13.78:INT-340 Survey of aspen stands treated with herbicides in the western United States / 2
A 13.78:INT-341 Effects of bifenox, DCPA, and napropamide on ectomycorrhizal development of conifer seedlings in central and northern Rocky Mountain nurseries / 1
A 13.78:INT-342 Soil water and temperature in harvested and nonharvested pinyon-juniper stands / 1
A 13.78:INT-343 Natural regeneration in Intermountain spruce-fir forests : a gradual process / 1
A 13.78:INT-344 Woodland tree volume estimation : a visual segmentation technique / 1
A 13.78:INT-345 Visitor characteristics, attitudes, and use patterns in the Bob Marshall Wilderness complex, 1970-82 / 1
A 13.78:INT-346 Ten-year results of fertilizing grand fir, western hemlock, western larch, and Douglas-fir with nitrogen in northern Idaho / 1
A 13.78:INT-347 Applying height growth and site index curves for inland Douglas-fir / 1
A 13.78:INT-348 Attaining visual quality objectives in timber harvest areas--landscape architects' evaluation / 1
A 13.78:INT-349 Release of a thinned budworm-infested Douglas-fir/ponderosa pine stand / 1
A 13.78:INT-350 Recreational trampling effects on six habitat types in western Montana / 1