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Mistletoe on conifers

Creator:

Johnson, Emil

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Undergraduate Thesis

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, insects, disease and wasteful methods of logging and lumber manufacturing were making in our timber
Lichens on Douglas fir trees

Creator:

Edin, Nils

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Undergraduate Thesis

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- tenstties and the Subsequent Death o± Douglas- f. ir Trees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s . s 15
The control of rodents

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Stratton, Clyde H.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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. CONICAL SCREENS 11 Figure 1 - A roughly made bowl and punch die for making wire domes 12 Figure 2 - A
The pulping of Douglas-fir infected with Fomes Pini

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Fleeger, John P.

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a method for utilization of one of our forest wastes. Economically and silviculturally the wastes
Grapevine Leafroll associated Virus – 3 (GLRaV-3) Seasonal Titer Changes and Effects on Pinot Noir Fruit in Oregon

Creator:

Wright, Sarah K.

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The Willamette Valley, west of the Cascade mountain range in the state of Oregon, is home to a growing number of vineyards. This rather recent, booming industry of the region has become an important component of the economy of the state’s agriculture since the late 1960’s, contributing more than $1.56...

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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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Oregon and Washington THE INSECT PROBLEMS 0F LODGEI'OLE PINE FORESTS OF EASTERN OREGON AND
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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mosi; authors as the most destructive pest to pines in the west and is res- ponsible for tremendous
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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single trees and entire forests infested during epidemics. 19-21 Overmature forest. 23 The bugs
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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. Overrnature or decadent trees, trees weakened by prolonged periods of dryness, disease, fire, etc., and trees
Artificial pruning as a measure of controlling Fomes pini in second-growth Douglas-fir

Creator:

Maul, Theodore W.

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FOR STAND IMPROVEMENT 2 THE PRESENCE OF FOMES PINI IN SECOND-GROWTH i). SOME FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT

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Patterson, H. R.2
Deluc, Laurent1
Field, Katharine G.1
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Oregon State University. Bioresource Research1

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Douglas fir -- Diseases and pests2
Bark beetles -- Control1
Bark beetles -- Northwest, Pacific1
Blister rust -- Economic aspects -- California1
Blister rust -- Economic aspects -- Oregon1
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