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Leaf area index and productivity in eastern Washington forests

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McCandlish, Brooks

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The relationship between Leaf Area Index (LAI) and current stem-wood production was examined in selected stands in eastern Washington. Stands were sampled with an angle gauge (prism). LAI was estimated from sapwood area; current stem-wood production from DBH, height, and radial increment. Maximum LAI attainable on a given site has...

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Masters Thesis
Geometrical considerations affecting the determination of basal area growth by increment boring methods

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Iles, Kimberly

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The purpose of this study was to examine the geometry of enclosed circles in order to predict the probable effects of increment boring methods used in determining basal area growth. Of specific concern was the comparison of areas derived from sets of borings taken from opposite sides of the tree...

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Masters Thesis
Sapwood basal area as an estimator of individual tree growth

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Newman, Kenneth

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The effectiveness of sapwood basal area as an estimator of individual tree basal area growth was tested on several young, even-aged Douglas-fir stands, stocked at varying densities. For all densities, ranging from partially open-grown to very overstocked stands, the null hypothesis that there was no association between sapwood basal area...

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Masters Thesis
Stocking levels and seedling heights on clearcuts in relation to habitat type in the Western Cascades of Oregon

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Sullivan, Michael James

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Stocking characteristics and heights attained by tree seedlings at ages five and seven were measured on 45 study units, representing five habitat types, established on clearcuts in the Abies amabilis zone in the Western Cascades of Oregon. The study units ranged from six to 30 acres in size, seven to...

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Masters Thesis
Stand sapwood basal area : an indicator of tree vigor

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Oren, Ram

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The control that stand leaf area exerts upon individual tree vigor was tested on a heterogeneous, even-aged Douglas-fir stand infected by Phellinus root rot. Tree vigor, or growth efficiency ratio, was defined as the current basal area growth per unit of leaf area. Because of a close relationship between sapwood...

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Masters Thesis
Training teen-aged trees

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Paul, Benson H.

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Technical Report

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sapling stages into well formed clear boled trees, having growth rings of fairly uniform width and wood of
The relationship of mountain beavers to forest growth

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Mace, Jack

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Undergraduate Thesis

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The relationship of mountain beavers to forest growth
Leaf area index and specific leaf weight : keys to interpreting canopy photosynthesis and stand growth

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Oren, Ram

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Two physiological factors are of major importance to tree and stand growth: (1) the photosynthetic rate of foliage and (2) the amount of foliage. If carbohydrate allocation patterns remain constant, stand growth should be related directly to total canopy photosynthesis. From a literature analysis I assess methods of relating photosynthetic...

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Dissertation
Second growth is good

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Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Paul, Benson H.

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Information reviewed and reaffirmed 1963. Original report issued May 1957.

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Technical Report

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SECOND GROWTH IS GOOD No. 2083 May 1957 INFORMATION REVIEVVEIN
The influence of light on tree growth

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Harris, Wayne

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Undergraduate Thesis

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The influence of light on tree growth THE INFLUENCE OF

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Oregon State University. Graduate School8
Oregon State University. Extension Service1

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Forest management2
Aplodontia1
Douglas fir1
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