A 13.79:NE-190
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Laboratory assay of cacodylic acid and Meta-Systox-R on Scolytus multistriatus and Pseudopityophthorus SP / |
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A 13.79:NE-191
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Relationships between overstory composition and gypsy moth egg-mass density / |
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A 13.79:NE-192
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Forest habitat management for non-game birds in central Appalachia / |
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A 13.79:NE-193
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Forecasting defoliation by the gypsy moth in oak stands / |
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A 13.79:NE-194
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Radiographing puparia of tachinid parasites of the gypsy moth, and application in parasite-release programs / |
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A 13.79:NE-195
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Weighted regression analysis and interval estimators / |
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A 13.79:NE-196
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A preview of Vermont's forest resource / |
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A 13.79:NE-197
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A preview of New Hampshire's forest resource / |
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A 13.79:NE-198
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Nutrient composition of blades, petioles, and whole leaves from fertilized and unfertilized yellow-poplar / |
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A 13.79:NE-199
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Yield table for hardwood bark residue / |
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A 13.79:NE-200
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A first look at logging residue characteristics in West Virginia / |
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A 13.79:NE-201
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Ground-cover vegetation management at backcountry recreation sites / |
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A 13.79:NE-202
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Weight/volume ratios for Appalachian hardwoods / |
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A 13.79:NE-203
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Predicting logging residues : an interim equation for Appalachian oak sawtimber / |
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A 13.79:NE-204
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Variations in juvenile oak / |
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A 13.79:NE-205
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Red oak borers become sterile when reared under continuous light / |
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A 13.79:NE-206
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Relative importance of root grafts and bark beetles to the spread of Dutch elm disease / |
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A 13.79:NE-207
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Cost of cutting grapevines before logging / |
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A 13.79:NE-208
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Double-drum sawdust stove / |
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A 13.79:NE-209
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Sulfur content of hybrid poplar cuttings fumigated with sulfur dioxide / |
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