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Some factors in the establishment and growth of Douglas fir

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Jester, Curtis

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Undergraduate Thesis

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Reproduction 2 Seedling Mortality. 2 Seed Selection 7 Seed Flight 12 Soils of the Douglas Fir Region 14
Analysis of Douglas fir snag removal

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Sandoz, Fred J.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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Analysis of Douglas fir snag removal ANALYSIS OF DOUGLAS
Stand improvement of Douglas fir

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Alexander, Lucien

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Undergraduate Thesis

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required during one of the good seed years. °» ^ Douglas-fir is not windfirm 7 when exposed after growing
Relative values of Douglas fir lumber

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Weed, Oscar F.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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Relative values of Douglas fir lumber RELATIVE VALUES OF
Lichen as an indicator on Douglas-fir

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Lindsay, Robert C.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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Lichen as an indicator on Douglas-fir Lichen as an
A study of the distribution of moisture in Douglas fir

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Lord, Charles M.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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A study of the distribution of moisture in Douglas fir A
Raising, harvesting, and selling Douglas fir as Christmas trees

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Burson, George S.

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Raising, harvesting, and selling Douglas fir as Christmas
An interpretation of annual rings of Douglas fir

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Bennett, Stanley M.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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An interpretation of annual rings of Douglas fir All
Pruning second growth Douglas fir

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Wren, William H.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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Pruning second growth Douglas fir William :. ren March
Natural reproduction of Douglas fir

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Brogan, Philip D.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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processes of Douglas-fir repro- duction from the development of the seed in the cone to eventual