Call Number (LC) Title Results
A 13.79:INT-51 Some causes of natural tree mortality in old-growth ponderosa pine stands in western Montana / 1
A 13.79:INT-52 Development of ponderosa pine progeny in western Montana / 1
A 13.79:INT-53 Performance of 14-year-old Pinus ponderosa hybrids in Western Montana / 1
A 13.79:INT-54 Soil moisture depletion by Gambel oak in northern Utah / 1
A 13.79:INT-55 Herbicides fail to insure success of a brushfield prescribed burn / 1
A 13.79:INT-56 Thinning and fertilizing increase growth in a western white pine seed production area / 1
A 13.79:INT-57 Early performance of Pinus contorta x banksiana hybrids / 1
A 13.79:INT-58 Maturity indices for grand fir cones / 1
A 13.79:INT-59 Productivity indicators in western larch forests / 1
A 13.79:INT-60 Economical and reliable estimates of general combining ability for blister rust resistance obtained with mixed-pollen crosses / 1
A 13.79:INT-61 Effect of exposure and logging on runoff and erosion / 1
A 13.79:INT-62 Distribution of bark beetle attacks on ponderosa pine trees in Montana / 1
A 13.79:INT-63 Tree characteristics influence 2 x 4 stud yield of lodgepole pine / 1
A 13.79:INT-64 Insolation limits initial establishment of western larch seedlings / 1
A 13.79:INT-65 Market trends for western white pine / 1
A 13.79:INT-66 Effect of partial cutting in overmature lodgepole pine / 1
A 13.79:INT-67 The influence of growth media, temperatures, and light intensities on aspen root and top growth / 1
A 13.79:INT-68 Documentation of lightning discharges and resultant forest fires / 1
A 13.79:INT-69 Eleven-year results of strip-thinning by bulldozer in thirty-year-old lodgepole pine / 1
A 13.79:INT-70 Effect of thinning on the specific gravity of western larch crop trees / 1