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1981
Minnesota's aspen resource, P.J. Jake; Research Note, North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Minnesota's Aspen Resource, Pamela J. Jakes
Aspen Resource of Minnesota USA, P.J. Jakes; US Forest Service Research Note
Canadian waferboard properties 1979, A.P. Jessome; Technical Report, Eastern Laboratory, Forintek Canada Corp
Feasibility of Developing Regional Weight Tables, Matthew W. Jocobs and Douglas B. Monteith; Journal of Forestry
Macro Fungi on Uranium Mill Tailings Associations and Metal Content, M. Kalin and P.M. Stokes; Science of the Total Environment
The relationship of leaf area and foliage biomass to sapwood conducting area in four subalpine forest tree species, Merrill R. Kaufmann and C.A. Troendle; Forest Science
Winter uptake of airborne SO2 by shoots of deciduous species, T. Keller; A Environmental Pollution
Stomatal conductance and sulfur uptake of five clones of Populus tremuloides exposed to sulfur dioxide, T.W. Kimmerer and T.T. Kozlowski; Plant Physiology
Tree Dimensions Maximizing the Rate of Height Growth in Dense Stands, D. King; Oecologia Berlin
Skippers and butterflies of a disjunct aspen parkland area of Alberta, N.G. Kondla; Blue Jay
Ruffed Grouse Bonasa-Umbellus Density and Habitat Relationships in Wisconsin USA, J.F. Kubisiak, J.C. Moulton, and K.R. McCaffery; Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Technical Bulletin
Characterization of a Lignin-Specific O-Methyltransferase in Aspen Wood, H. Kurado, M. Shimade, and T. Higuchi; Phytochemistry
Biomass equations for six tree species in central Newfoundland, M.B. Lavigne and R.S. Van Nostrand; Information Report, Newfoundland Forest Research Centre, Canada
Estimating northern red oak crown component weights in the northeastern United States, R.M. Loomis and R.W. Blank; Research Paper, North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Disruption of hardwood nutrition by sulfur dioxide, nickel and copper air pollution near Sudbury, Canada, F.C. Lozano and I.K. Morrison; Journal of Environmental Quality
Definition and Distribution of the Boreal Mixedwood Forest in Ontario, K.M. McClain; Boreal mixedwood symposium. Symposium-Proceedings
Chemical weed control in northeastern forests, M.L. McCormack, Jr; Proceedings of the 1981 John S. Wright Forestry Conference
Glyphosate and Triclopyr Mixtures to Control Forest Brush, M.L. McCormack, Jr and T.B. Saviello; Proceedings of the Northeastern Weed Science Society
Liquefaction of biomass as a source of fuels or chemicals, I.J. Miller and S.K. Fellows; Nature, UK
Plot, stand, and cover-type aggregation effects on projections with an individual tree based stand growth model, M. Moeur and A.R. Ek; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Trees Round-Table Summary, R.L. Mott and R.H. Zimmerman; Environmental and Experimental Botany
Hypogeous Fungi and Small Mammal Mycophagy in Alaskan USA Taiga, R.A. Mowrey, G.A. Laursen, and T.A. Moore; Proceedings of the Alaska Science Conference
Seasonal and Daily Use of Plant Communities by Sharp-Tailed Grouse Pedioecetes-Phasianellus in the Parklands of Alberta Canada, D.L.J. Moyles; Canadian Field Naturalist
Database management: a forest inventory application, D.L. Murphy; General Technical Report, North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Caloric values of eight New Hampshire forest tree species, K. Musselman and H.W. Hocker, Jr; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Estimating plant biomass for undergrowth species of northeastern Minnesota forest communities, L.F. Ohmann, D.F. Grigal, and L.L. Rogers
Notes on soil fungi isolated from a 15-year-old aspen stand in interior Alaska, L.K. Oliver and K. Van Cleve; Mycotaxon
Present utilization of species in the boreal mixedwood forests in Ontario: industrial perspective, M.A. Opper; Boreal mixedwood symposium. Symposium Proceedings, Great Lakes Forest Research Centre, Canada
Biomass and production of an aspen-mixed hardwood-spodosol ecosystem in northern Wisconsin, John Pastor and J.G. Bockheim; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Accuracy of aerial censusing for beaver Castor-canadensis colonies in Newfoundland Canada, N.F. Payne; Journal of Wildlife Management
Forest Vegetation of the Colorado Front Range Usa Composition and Dynamics, R.K. Peet; Vegetatio
Clone Expansion and Competition Between Quaking and Bigtooth Aspen Suckers After Clearcutting, Donald A. Perala; Research Paper, North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Effect of Nitrogen From Brewers Yeast on Cellulose Digestion in-Vitro, L.E. Phillip and E.R. Chavez; Canadian Journal of Animal Science
Aspen Management for Fuelwood, Walter W. Pierson; Symposium Proceedings: Situation Management of Two Intermountain Species: Aspen and Coyotes - Volume 1: Aspen
High density of avian cavity-nesters in aspen, B. Pinkowski; Southwestern Naturalist
Habitat and Energetic Relationships of American Woodcock in Michigan: Studies on Elicitation, Biological and Chemical Properties of Phytoalexins in Populus Tremuloides Michx, Dale Leslie Rabe and Gil Henrique Andre Flores; DAI: DAI
Tree Biomass Estimates For Minnesota's Aspen-Birch Forest Survey Unit, Gerhard K. Raile and Pamela J. Jakes
Tree biomass estimates for Minnesota's aspen-birch forest survey unit, G.K. Raile and P.J. Jakes; Research Note, North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA forest Service
Effect of aspen and birch litter on the germination rate of spruce seed [Populus, Betula, Picea, moisture content of litter plus surface humus], Kh. K. Rebane; Lesovedenie
Climatic Modeling of Winter Rangelands in Utah, E. Arlo Richardson and S.G. Leonard
An aspect transformation with regard to elevation for site productivity models, J.P. Roise and D.R. Betters; Forest Science
An Approach to Functionalizing Key Environmental Factors Forage Production in Rocky Mountain Aspen Populus-Tremuloides Stands, J.P. Roise, D.R. Betters, and B.M. Kent; Ecological Modelling
First Approximation of Habitat Selectivity of Ungulates on Extensive Winter Ranges, R.C. Rounds; Journal of Wildlife Management
An Examination of the Leaf Quaking Adaptation and Stomatal Distribution in Populus-Tremuloides, J.W. Rushin and J.E. Anderson; Plant Physiology Rockville
Stratigraphic and Economic Significance of the Mississippian Sequence at North Georgetown Canyon Idaho USA, W.J. Sando, C.A. Sandberg, and R.C. Gutschick; AAPG American Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin
Aspen regeneration, George A. Schier; Symposium Proceedings: Situation Management of Two Intermountain Species: Aspen and Coyotes - Volume 1: Aspen
Physiological Research on Adventitious Shoot Development in Aspen, George A. Schier
Aspen pellets as partial roughage replacement for lactating dairy cows, D.J. Schingoethe, D.S. Kipp, and L.D. Kamstra; Journal of Dairy Science
Length of western tent caterpillar egg masses and diameter of their associated stems, J.M. Schmid, P.A. Farrar, and I. Ragenovich; Great Basin Naturalist
Utah State University, College of Natural Resources, M.D.C. Schmitt, M.M. Czapowskyj, L.O. Safford, and A.L. Leaf; Plant and Soil
Stand characteristics of Rocky Mountain aspen, Wayne D. Shepperd; Symposium Proceedings: Situation Management of Two Intermountain Species: Aspen and Coyotes - Volume 1: Aspen
Opportunities for wildlife habitat management in aspen, Paul W. Shields; Symposium Proceedings: Situation Management of Two Intermountain Species: Aspen and Coyotes - Volume 1: Aspen
Deterioration of [over-mature] trembling aspen clones in the Great Lakes region, W.J. Shields and J.G. Bockheim; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Compartmentalization of decayed wood associated with Armillaria mellea in several tree species, Alex L. Shigo and J.T. Tippett; Research Paper, Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Trophic Ecology of Three Winter Stoneflies (Plecoptera), Robert A. Short and James V. Ward; American midland naturalist
Utilization of whole aspen tree material as a roughage component in growing cattle diets, Mahendra Singh and Leslie D. Kamstra; Journal of Animal Science
Utilization of Aspen Populus-Tremuloides Trees as a Ruminant Feed Component, M. Singh and L.D. Kamstra; Proceedings of the South Dakota Academy of Science
The Influence of Different Species of Leaf Litter on the Growth and Food Preference of the Prosobranch Mollusc Potamopyrgus jenkinsi, E.A. Smith and R.D.G. Hanlon; Archiv fur hydrobiologie. Stuttgart [arch. Hydrobiol.]
Bird Communities Along a Montane Sere Community Structure and Energetics, K.G. Smith and J.A. MAcMahon; Auk
Spatial patterning and competition in an aspen-white pine successional system, E.R. Squiers and J.E. Klosterman; American Journal of Botany
Hypoxylon-Mammatum Toxins With Selective Effects on Clones of Populus-Tremuloides, B.A. Stermer, J.H. Hart, and R.P. Scheffer; Phytopathology
Ecology and Regeneration of Aspen in Relation to Managment, R.K. Tew; Range Improvement Notes
Effects of collembolan grazing on nutrient release and respiration of a leaf litter inhabiting fungus, S. Visser, J.B. Whittaker, and D. Parkinson; Soil Biology and Biochemistry
Mycorrhizal Symbiosis of Sarcodes-Sanguinea, P. Vreeland, E.F. Kleiner, and H. Vreeland; Environmental and Experimental Botany
Mule and black-tailed deer in North America. A Wildlife Management Institute book, Olof C. Wallmo
Coyote Canis-Latrans and Mule Deer Odocoileus-Hemionus Interaction Observations in Central Wyoming USA, C.R. Wenger; Journal of Wildlife Management
Advantages and Disadvantages of Insect Defoliation, R.A. Werner; Proceedings of the Alaska Science Conference
Feeding of Onychiurus subtenuis (Collembola) at snow melt in aspen litter in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, J.B. Whittaker; Oikos
Seasonal changes in water-soluble carbohydrates of Populus tremuloides leaves, H.G. Wildman and D. Parkinson; Canadian Journal of Botany
Physical and Environmental Factors of Woodland Ecosystems on the Glenharold Mine Reserve in Western North-Dakota USA, R.L. Williamson, J.L. Richardson, G. Clambey, B.J. Bermes, and W. Keammerer; Proceedings of the North Dakota Academy of Science
Alternate Population Limitation Strategies for Feral Horses, Michael L. Wolfe
Aspen [Populus tremuloides] community types on the Bridger-Teton national forest in western Wyoming [including a key with indicator species], Andrew P. Youngblood and Walter F. Mueggler; Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Ogden, Utah
Acetylene reduction (N2 fixation) by Alnus rugosa (DuRoi) Sprengel and the allelochemic effects of Populus tremuloides (Michx.) in the northern hardwood forest, P.D. Younger and L.A. Kapustka; Ohio Journal of Science
Evaluation of Immature Aspen as a Ruminant Feedstuff, L.L. Zerfoss, R.D. Goodrich, and J.C. Meiske; Journal of Animal Science
1980
Effects of fire on soil nutrients in clearcut and whole-tree harvest sites in Central Michigan, P.W. Adams and J.R. Boyle; Soil Science Society of America Journal
Composite wood crossarms, R.D. Adams and A.E. Lund; Proceedings,-American-Wood-Preservers'-Association. Seventy-sixth annual meeting1980, 76: 50-55
Unsteady-state thermal heat transfer properties of solid wood walls, D.L. Allard and H.E. Troxell; Forest Products Journal
Herbivorous mammals along a montane sere: Community structure and energetics, Douglas C. Andersen, James A. MacMahon, and Michael L. Wolfe; Journal of Mammalogy
Effects of annual burning on grassland in the aspen parkland of east-central Alberta, Howard G. Anderson and Arthur W. Bailey; Canadian Journal of Botany
Leaf and shoot blight of aspen caused by Venturia macularis in northern Minnesota, Neil A. Anderson and Ralph L. Anderson; Plant Disease
The Potential Utilization of Short Rotation Biomass Produced Trees as a Feed Source for Ruminants, S. R. Baertsche
Fire temperatures in grass, shrub and aspen forest communities of central Alberta, A.W. Bailey and M.L. Anderson; Journal of Range Management
Biomass productivity of young aspen stands in western Canada, I.E. Bella and J.P. DeFranceschi; Canadian Forestry Service Northern Forest Research Centre Information Report NOR-X
Site index curves for aspen [Populus tremuloides] in the prairie Provinces [of Canada], I.E. Bella and J.P. DeFranceschi; Forest Management Note, Northern Forest Research Centre, Canada
Calorimetric analysis of fungal degraded wood, P.R. Blankenhorn; R.C. Baldwin; W. Merrill, Jr; and S.P. Ottone; Wood Science
A Possible Difference in Habitat Requirements Between the New-England Cottontail Sylvilagus-Transitionalis and the Eastern Cottontail Sylvilagus-Floridanus, D.W. Brewer; New York Fish and Game Journal
Interacting environmental factors associated with the incidence of Hypoxylon canker on trembling aspen, R.I. Bruck and P.D. Manion; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Mammatoxin assay for genetic and environmental predisposition of aspen to cankering by Hypoxylon mammatum, R.I. Bruck and P.D. Manion; Plant Disease
Foliar Uptake of Airborne Poly Chlorinated Bi Phenyls, E. Buckley and E. Horn; Plant Physiology Rockville
Propagation of Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) from Root Cuttings, Karen Elizabeth Burr
Habitat Use by 4 Sympatric Ungulates in Boreal Mixed Wood Forest, A.L. Cairns and E.S. Telfer; Journal of Wildlife Management
Agonum retractum (Coleoptera: Carabidae) in an aspen woodland in the Canadian Rockies: population biology and chemical cycling, A. Carter; Pedobiologia
Genetic variation in natural populations of Populus tremuloides, W.M. Cheliak; Genetics
Evidence for a cadmium and ozone interaction on Populus tremuloides, B.B. Clarke and E. Brennan; Journal of Arboriculture
Interaction of Cadmium and Ozone on a Woody and Herbaceous Species, B. Clarke, R. Harkov, and E. Brennan; Phytopathology, American Phytopathological Society
Feeding Behavior and Habitat Selection of Deer and Elk on Northern Utah Summer Range, William Brian Collins; DAI
Gel chromatography and association complexes of lignin, W.J. Connors, S. Sarkanen, and J.L. McCarthy; Holzforschung
Foliar nutrient status of young red spruce and balsam fir in a fertilized stand, M.M. Czapowkyj, L.O. Safford, and R.D. Briggs; Research Paper, Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Individual ants specialize on particular aphid herds (Hymenoptera: Formicidae; Homoptera: Aphididae), B.C. Ebbers and E.M. Barrows; Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington