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1979
Notes on the Occurrence of Erora-Laeta Lycaenidae in Michigan Usa Western Upper Peninsula, D.P. Oosting; Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society
Hypoxylon canker incidence on pruned and unpruned aspen, Michael E. Ostry and G.W. Anderson; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Infection of Populus tremuloides by Hypoxylon mammatum at oviposition sites of cicadas (Magicicada septendecim (L.)), Michael E. Ostry and N.A. Anderson; Phytopathology
Effects of Collembolan Onychiurus-Subtenuis Grazing on Fungal Colonization of Leaf Litter, D. Parkinson, S. Visser, and J.B. Whittaker; Soil Biology and Biochemistry
Aspen Forest (20-Year), Connie J. Pearson and John B. Probst; American Birds
Aspen Clearcut (2-Year), Connie J. Pearson and John R. Probst; American Birds
Aspen Forest (50-Year), Connie J. Pearson and John R. Probst; American Birds
Interaction of Snowshoe Hares and Woody Vegetation, J.L. Pease, R.H. Vowles, and L.B. Keith; Journal of Wildlife Management
Regeneration and productivity of aspen [Populus tremuloides] grown on repeated short rotations [in Minnesota], Donald A. Perala; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, North Central Forest Experiment Station. St. Paul, MN
Creating stable shrub communities for managed openings in the aspen forest, Donald A. Perala and R.W. Sorensen; Industrial Vegetation Turf and Pest Management
Creating stable shrub communities for managed openings in the aspen forests, Donald A. Perala and R.W. Sorensen; Down to Earth
Estimating the Volume of Hardwood Crowns, Stems, and the Total Tree, Douglas R. Phillips and Noel D. Cost
Residue Analysis of Carbaryl on Forest Foliage and in Stream Water Using High Performance Liquid Chromatography, G.R. Pieper; Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology
Aspen-birch Forest, Donald Rakstad and John R. Probst; American Birds
Aspen Clearcut (8-Year), Donald Rakstad and John R. Probst; American Birds
Mature Aspen Forest, Donald Rakstad and John R. Probst; American Birds
Fire-induced water repellency in forest soils of upper Michigan, C.J. Reeder and M.F. Jurgensen; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
The influence of nutrient balance on lignin degradation by the white-rot fungus Phanerochaete chrysosporium, I.D. Reid; Canadian Journal of Botany
Control of forest tent caterpillar, Malacosoma disstria (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampidae), with Dimilin, A. Retnakaran, L. Smith, B. Tomkins, and J. Granett; Canadian Entomologist
Evolutionary Divergence and Allele Frequency Dis Equilibria in the Drosophila-Montana Subphylad, D.R. Richards, C.L. Richards, and D.E. Jeffery; Genetics
Height and species as factors determining browsing of shrubs by wapiti, R.C. Rounds; Journal of Applied Ecology
Shoot development in young aspen, George A. Schier; Research Note, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Sucker regeneration in a Utah aspen clone after clearcutting, partial cutting, scarification and girdling, George A. Schier and Arthur D. Smith
CCA and sodium pentachlorophenate inhibition of basidiospore germination of decay fungi: contact agar method, E.L. Schmidt and D.W. French; Forest Products Journal
Spore germination of Gloeophyllum trabeum on wood in relation to mass of the sample, E.L. Schmidt and D.W. French; Plant Disease Reporter
Sterilization method effects on germination of wood decay fungus spores observed by the contact agar method, E.L. Schmidt and D.W. French; Phytopathology
Bird response to snag removal in ponderosa pine, V.E. Scott; Journal of Forestry
Whole Aspen Tree Silage as Wintering Feed for Bred Stock Cows, J. Seymour and L.D. Kamstra; Proceedings of the South Dakota Academy of Science
The nutritive value of pressure-steamed aspen (Populus tremuloides) for mature sheep, H.R. Sharma, N.E. Forsberg, and W. Guenter; Canadian Journal of Animal Science
Aspen particleboards bonded with spent sulphite liquor powder treated with sulfuric acid, K.C. Shen and D.P.C. Fung; Forest Products Journal
Growth performances and mycorrhizae of native and exotic hardwoods on bituminous stripmine spoils, W.C. Shuffstall and R.J. Medve; Ohio Journal of Science
Winter Diets of Elk and Deer in the Blue Mountains, Oregon, Jon Skovlin and Martin Vavra
Composition and homogeneity within an aspen-white pine successional system in Kalkaska County, Michigan, E.R. Squiers, D.N. Allan, and C.L. Young; Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Equations Predicting Primary Productivity (Biomass) of Trees, Shrubs and Lesser Vegetation Based on Current Literature, W. Stanek and D. State
Emergence data and artificial rearing media for an aspen bark beetle, Trypophloeus populi (Coleoptera: Scolytidae), D.A. Stewart, G.M. Booth, and J.L. Petty; Great Basin Naturalist
Wildlife habitats in managed forests--the Blue Mountains of Oregon and Washington, Jack Ward Thomas
Comparison of Soil Temperatures Under Different Vegetative Covers at Edmonton Canada, J.A. Toogood; Canadian Journal of Soil Science
Nutrient recycling under forests treated with sewage effluents and sludge in Michigan, D.H. Urie, W.E. Sopper, and S.N. Kerr; Utilization of Municipal Sewage Effluent and Sludge on Forest and Disturbed Land
Feeding Preference of Penned White-Tailed Deer For Hybrid Popular Clones, Richard L. Verch
Ecological effects of the Wickersham Dome fire near Fairbanks, Alaska, L.A. Viereck and C.T. Dyrness; General Technical Report, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Changes in Spider Community Attributes Along a Subalpine Successional Gradient, Gerald Norman Waagen; DAI
Aspects of mating, oviposition, and flight in the satin moth, Leucoma salicis (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae), T.L. Wagner and D.E. Leonard; Canadian Entomologist
The effects of parental and progeny diet on development, weight gain, and survival of pre-diapause larvae of the satin moth, Leucoma salicis (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae), T.L. Wagner and D.E. Leonard; Canadian Entomologist
Oak stump sprouts in regeneration on a good site, W.W. Ward and T.W. Bowersox; Journal of Forestry
Characterization of Auto Hydrolysis Aspen Populus-Tremuloides Lignins 2. Alkaline Nitro Benzene Oxidation Studies of Extracted Auto Hydrolysis Lignin, M. Wayman and M.G.S. Chua; Canadian Journal of Chemistry
Material and energy balances in production of ethanol from wood, M. Wayman, J.H. Lora, E. Gulbinas, and M. Tomlinson; Chemistry for Energy
Seasonal variation in soil nutrients under six rocky mountain vegetation types, T. Weaver and F. Forcella; Soil Science Society of America Journal
The condition and trend of aspen along Pacific Creek in Grand Teton National Park, J. Weinstein
Microfungal succession on living leaves of Populus tremuloides, H.G. Wildman and D. Parkinson; Canadian Journal of Botany
The Mycoflora of Living Populus Tremuloides Michx. Leaves, Howard Geoffrey Wildman; ADD
The effect of differential flushing times among trembling aspen clones on tortricid catipillar populations, J.A. Witter and W.A. Waisanen; Environmental Entomology
Biological observations on overwintering larvae of the large aspen tortrix in Alberta, H.R. Wong, W.G.H. Ives, and J.A. Muldrew; Bi-monthly Research Notes
Tree rings and Kaibab North deer hunting success, 1925-1975, C.E. Young; Journal of the Arizona Nevada Academy of Science
A Trap to Measure Populus and Salix Seed Fall, J.C. Zasada and R. Densmore; Canadian Field Naturalist
1978
Biomass and nutrient distribution in aspen, pine, and spruce stands on the same soil type in Minnesota, David H. Alban, Donald A. Perala, and Bryce E. Schlaegel; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
The effects of anhydrous ammonia treatment of wheat straw and steam cooking of aspen wood on their feeding value and on ruminal microbial activity. 1. Feeding value assessments using sheep, M.F. Al Rabbat and D.P. Heaney; Canadian Journal of Animal Science
The effects of anhydrous ammonia treatment of wheat straw and steam cooking of aspen wood on their feeding value and on ruminal microbial activity. 2. Fermentable energy and microbial growth derived from ammonia nitrogen in the ovine rumen, M.F. Al Rabbat and D.P. Heaney; Canadian Journal of Animal Science
Seasonal Changes in the Ultrastructure of Aspen Bark Chloroplasts, I.H. Ames and H.B. Tepper; Photosynthetica Prague
Fire Ecology in Resource Management - Workshop Proceedings, December 6-7, 1977, H.A. Anderson, M.E. Alexander, G.W. Scotter, D. Quintilio, G.F. Tande, I.R. Methven, C. Schweger, M. Miller, Z. Chrosciewicz, B.J. Markham, C.J. Richardson, D.L. Vance, A.H. Edgecombe, J.M. Skrenek, P.H. Kourtz, S.J. Muraro, H. Gray, J. McQueen, D. Eastman, and D.E. Dube; Information Report, Northern Forest Research Centre, Canada
A system for predicting the amount of Phellinus (Fomes) igniarius rot in trembling aspen stands, Robert L. Anderson and Arthur L. Schipper, Jr.; USDA Forest Service. North Central Forest and Range Experiment Station, St. Paul, Minn.
Ecology and Pathology of Wildlife in Response to Spray Irrigation of Chlorinated Sewage Effluent - Phase I, R.G. Anthony, F.B. Samson, P.J. Glantz, D.C. Kradel, and H. Rothenbacher; Available From the National Technical Information Service, Springfield Va 22161 as Pb-289 366, Price Codes: A09 in Paper Copy, A01 in Microfiche. Inst. For Research on Land and Water Res, University Park, Pa Research Project Technical Completion Rpt. August 1978. 189 P, 15 Fig, 58 Tab, 11 Ref. Owrt B-084-Pa(2), 14-34-0001-6113
Vegetation Recovery Following Pollution Control at Trail British-Columbia Canada, O.W. Archibold; Canadian Journal of Botany
Spatial Pattern and Population Dynamics of Populus-Tremuloides in a Saskatchewan Canada Aspen Grove, O.W. Archibold and M.R. Wilson; Canadian Field Naturalist
Prescribed burning as an important tool for Canadian rangelands, Arthur W. Bailey; Proceedings of the fire and range seminar
Prescribed Burning of a Festuca-Stipa Grassland, Arthur W. Bailey and Murray L. Anderson; Journal of Range Management
Use of fire to manage grasslands of the Great Plains: Northern Great Plains and adjacent forests, Aurthur W. Bailey; Proceedings, 1st international rangeland congress
Modeling plant succession in aspen ecosystems, D.L. Bartos and D.N. Hyder; Proceedings of the first international rangeland congress, Denver,Colorado,USA, August 14-18, 1978
Biomass and nutrient content of quaking aspen at two sites in the western United States, D.L. Bartos and R.S. Johnston; Forest Science
Assessment of Regeneration Stocking Standards Used in Alberta: A Follow-Up, I. E. Bella and J. P. DeFranceschi
Characterizing the stress-compression relationship of wood in compression perpendicular to grain, J.A. Bendtsen, J.H. Haskell, and W.L. Galligan; Wood Science
Effect of rotation length on productivity of aspen sucker stands, A.B. Berrty and W.M. Stiell; Forestry Chronicle
Suitability Analysis and Wildland Classification: An Approach, D.R. Betters and J.L. Rubingh; Journal of Environmental Management
Advantages of herbicides for brush control on newly seeded rangeland in western Canada, G.G. Bowes; Proceedings of the first international rangeland congress, Denver, Colorado, USA, August 14-18, 1978 [Hyder, D.N. (Editor)]
High rat pup mortality attributed to the use of cedar-wood shavings as bedding, C.A. Burkhart and J.L. Robinson; Laboratory Animals
Characterizing the Growth Dynamics of Lake States Aspen, Thomas Edward Burk
The Effect of Browsing by Cattle and Sheep on Trees and Bushes, J. Buttenschon and R.M. Buttenschon; Natura Jutlandica
Dynamics of the Boreal Forest South of James Bay Canada, T.J. Carleton and P.F. Maycock; Canadian Journal of Botany
Site index curves for northern hardwoods in northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, W.H. Carmean; Research Paper, North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Cellular slime molds in tundra and forest soils of Alaska including a new species, Dictyostelium septentrionalis, J.C. Cavender; Canadian Journal of Botany
Properties of heat-darkened wood. II mechanical properties and gluability, C.I. Change and C.T. Keith; Report, Eastern Forest Products Laboratory, Canada
Rapid propagation of aspens [Populus spp.] and silver poplars [P. alba] using tissue culture techniques, C.B. Christie; International Plant Propagators' Society: Combined proceedings, International Plant Propagators' Society
Elk Diets and Activities on Different Lodgepole Pine Habitat Segments, William B. Collins, Philip J. Urness, and Dennis D. Austin; Journal of Wildlife Management
Survival and early growth of selected trees on waste water application sites, J.H. Cooley; USDA Forest Service Research Note, North Central Forest Experiment Station
biomass production, broadleaves, T.R. Crow; Ecology
Distribution of biomass and production for several northern woody species, T.R. Crow and R.W. Blank; Research Note, North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Heterophylly in Populus grandidentata (Salicaceae) with emphasis on resin glands and extrafloral nectaries, John D. Curtis and Nels R. Lersten; American Journal of Botany
Pollution from several wood species in hardboard production, V. Dallons; Forest Products Journal
Our Western Aspen Ecosystem: Quest for Management, Norbert V. DeByle
Our Western Aspen Ecosystem. Quest for Management, Norbert V. DeByle; Western Wildlands. Montana Forest and Conservation Experiment Station, University of Montana, Missoula
Aspen and balsam poplar [Populus tremuloides; P. balsamifera] seed collection and storage, J. DenHeyer and N. Seymour; Tree Planters' Notes
Marked differences among poplar clones in winter browsing damage by cottontail rabbits, Donald I. Dickmann; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
An evaluation of processed aspen chips as a source of roughage for lactating cows, L.J. Fisher; Research Review, Research Station, Agassiz, B.C.
Contribution of Aspen Bark Photosynthesis to the Energy Balance of the Stem, Knowlton C. Foote and Michail Schaedle; Forest Science
Tree Species Used by Birds in Logged and Unlogged Mixed Coniferous Forests, K.E. Franzreb; Wilson Bulletin
Variation in resistance of trembling aspen to Hypoxylon mammatum identified by inoculating naturally occurring clones, J.R. French and J.H. Hart; Phytopathology
Sematosporium etheridgei n. sp., associated with a new disease of aspen bark, A. Funk; European Journal of Forest Pathology
Natural Cavities Used by Wood Ducks in North Central Minnesota USA, D.S. Gilmer, I.J. Ball, L.M. Cowardin, J.E. Mathisen, and J.H. Riehmann; Journal of Wildlife Management
Bark Chlorophyll in the American Beech Fagus-Grandifolia Varies With Bark Aspect, J.C. Glase and K. Granet; American Midland Naturalist
Five-year growth and development in a virgin Arizona mixed conifer stand, G.J. Gottfried; Research Paper, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service
Sucrose synthetase from triploid quaking aspen callus. (Sucrose Synthetase Ec-2.4.1.13 From Tri Ploid Quaking Aspen Callus.), L.L. Graham and M.A. Johnson; Phytochemistry