A 13.79:RM-509
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Periodic annual increment in basal area and diameter growth in partial cut stands of Ponderosa pine / |
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A 13.79:RM-510
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A method for constructing site index curves from height-age measurements applied to Douglas-fir in the Southwest / |
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A 13.79:RM-511
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Vegetation establishment on reclaimed coal mine spoils in northwestern New Mexico / |
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A 13.79:RM-512
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The effect of training block size on unsupervised classification of Landsat thematic mapper imagery / |
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A 13.79:RM-513
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Fungi associated with sprout mortality in aspen clearcuts in Colorado and Arizona / |
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A 13.79:RM-514
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Effects of gibberellic acid, N-6-benzylaminopurine, and acetone on pinyon (Pinus edulis) germination / |
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A 13.79:RM-515
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Stand density and mountain pine beetle-caused tree mortality in Ponderosa Pine stands / |
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A 13.79:RM-516
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Potential influences of horizontal and vertical air movement in ponderosa pine stands on mountain pine beetle dispersal / |
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A 13.79:RM-517
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A rain simulator for greenhouse use / |
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A 13.79:RM-518
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Formulating MAXMIN objectives in national forest planning models / |
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A 13.79:RM-519
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Insects emerging from lodgepole pine infected by comandra blister rust / |
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A 13.79:RM-520
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Distribution and causes of canopy gaps in white spruce in the Black Hills / |
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A 13.79:RM-521
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Phloem temperatures in mountain pine bettle-infested ponderosa pine / |
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A 13.79:RM-522
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Mountain pine beetle emergence from infested logs during hauling / |
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A 13.79:RM-523
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Large scale spatial patterns of conifer diseases in the Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming / |
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A 13.79:RM-524
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Modeling initial conditions for root rot in forest stands : random proportions / |
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A 13.79:RM-525
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Frequency of external defect and skidding damage in lodgepole pine stands in Colorado and Wyoming / |
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A 13.79:RM-526
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Herbicide and fire effects on leafy spurge density and seed germiniation / |
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A 13.79:RM-527
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Using conditional utility models for measuring welfare / |
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A 13.79:RM-528
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Robustness of the point-line method for monitoring basal cover / |
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