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The insect problems of lodgepole pine forests of eastern Oregon and Washington

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McLean, Edward

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Undergraduate Thesis

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i Range and Character of Lodgepole Pine i Commercial Importance 2 Recreational Importance 3
The western pine bark beetle problem

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Winslow, L. P.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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frequent. The insect attacks Ponderosa Pine, Coulter Pine (Pinus Coultert), and possibly Sugar Pine
The western pine beetle and its destructiveness to western yellow pine : silviculture project 1947

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Vandal, Cecil G.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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The western pine beetle and its destructiveness to western
The insect factor in ponderosa pine management in Region 6 and Region 5

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Callaghan, Joseph

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Undergraduate Thesis

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one brood per year. The main hosts of t}ie insect are sugar pine and. lodgepole pine, but
Report on sanitation-salvage beetle control in the Ponderosa pine forests of the Pacific Northwest

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Johnson, Norman E.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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ponderosa pine in Washington and Oregon. In addition to the direct losses, there ay be indirect losses t
Ponderosa pine beetles in relation to the ponderosa pine yield in the Northwest

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Kimmey, Francis E.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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thinner-barked species such as lodgepole and white pine. Burning. Control of barkbeetles by burning
Profitable selective mortality cutting in ponderosa pine, or, Attempted control of the western pine bark beetle by stand improvement

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Kower, Eugene W.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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operator has a vast holding in the ponderosa pine belt of northern California and the sarrrrle tract upon
The O. and C. Pine Survey and the financial analysis

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Simpson, Victor

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Undergraduate Thesis

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disease can be controlled. This brings into the picture the valuable stands of Western White Pine and

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Callaghan, Joseph1
Johnson, Norman E.1
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Forestry5

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Bachelor's[remove]8

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Bachelor of Science (B.S.)5

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English [eng]8

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Undergraduate Thesis8

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Ponderosa pine -- Diseases and pests2
Western pine beetle2
Bark beetles -- Control1
Bark beetles -- Northwest, Pacific1
Blister rust -- Economic aspects -- California1
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