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Western Cooperative Spray Project : 1964

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Westigard, Peter H., Southern Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, and Oregon State University. Agricultural Experiment Station

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This report includes information concerning experimental use of unregistered pesticides or unregistered uses of pesticides. Experimental results should not be interpreted as recommendations for use. Use of unregistered materials or use of any registered pesticides inconsistent with its label is against both Federal Law and State Law.

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Technical Report

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OSU theses and dissertations : 1960-1965

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Brandt, Patricia A.

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A departmental and author index of 1,388 Masters Theses and Doctoral Dissertations accepted by the Graduate School, Oregon State University.

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Book

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Filters. 261. Streebin, Leale E. The Effect of Elevated Pressure and High Shear on Oxygen Uptake Rates in
Symposium proceedings : herbicides and vegetation management in forests, ranges, and noncrop lands, 1967

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Oregon State University. School of Forestry

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The nonagricultural lands of the world are being called upon today to satisfy tremendous demands from society at all levels of economic development. Until recently, costs of management of many of these lands were too high to warrant appreciable management investment for the relatively low yields. Society is beginning to...

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Conference Proceeding

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Productive Grass Cover J. A. Young, R. A. Evans and R. E. Eckert, Jr. Conversion of Sagebrush Ranges to
Unrequired reading; an annotated bibliography for teachers & school administrators

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Tiedt, Iris M. and Tiedt, Sidney W.

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Book

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