A 13.78:INT-355
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Breeding bird responses to diameter-cut logging in west-central Idaho / |
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A 13.78:INT-356
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Ecological genetics of Pinus contorta in the Upper Snake River Basin of eastern Idaho and Wyoming / |
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A 13.78:INT-357
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Visitor attitudes toward wilderness fire management policy--1971-84 / |
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A 13.78:INT-358
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Measurement of field resistance, rust hazard, and deployment of blister rust-resistant western white pine / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT-359
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Modeling moisture content of fine dead wildland fuels : input to the BEHAVE fire prediction system / |
3 |
A 13.78:INT-360
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Soil physical properties of raised planting beds in a northern Idaho forest / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT-361
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Four analytical approaches for integrating land management and transportation planning on forest lands / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT-362
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Aspen community types of Utah / |
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A 13.78:INT-363
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Pinyon seedling distribution among soil surface microsites / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT 364
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Site treatments influence development of a young-mixed speces western larch stand / |
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A 13.78:INT-364
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Site treatments influence development of a young-mixed speces western larch stand / |
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A 13.78:INT-365
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Predicting site index and height for selected tree species of northern Idaho / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT-366
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Large scalps improve survival and growth of planted conifers in central Idaho / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT-367
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Mountain pine beetle in ponderosa pine : effects of phloem thickness and egg gallery density / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT-368
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Ecological changes on campsites in the Eagle Cap Wilderness, 1979 to 1984 / |
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A 13.78:INT-369
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Development and verification of models of freezing tolerance for douglas-fir populations in the inland Northwest / |
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A 13.78:INT-370
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Hobble Creek : a superior selection of low-elevation mountain big sagebrush / |
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A 13.78:INT-371
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The influence of viewing angle on elk hiding cover in young timber stands / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT-372
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Pinyon-juniper site quality and volume growth equations for Nevada / |
1 |
A 13.78:INT 373
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Adaptive variation in Pinus ponderosa from intermountain regions. |
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