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1972
Sapsucker nest holes and their use by other species, A.J. Erskine and W.D. McLaren; Canadian Field Naturalist
Development of the pistillate flower of Populus tremuloides following controlled pollination, G.H. Fechner; Canadian Journal of Botany
The use of branches as a basis for the estimation of the copper, zinc, lead and nickel status of a forest stand, J.A.C. Fortescue; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Youth, Maturity, and Old Age, James S. Fralish; Aspen: Symposium Proceedings
Rime Contributes to Water Balance in High-Elevation Aspen Forests, Howard L. Gary; Journal of Forestry
Effects of ammonium sulphate and ammonium phosphate on flammability, C.W. George and A.D. Blakely; USDA Forest Service Research Paper, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Particleboard from aspen flakes and sunflower hulls, R.O. Gertjejansen, John G. Haygreen, and D.W. French
The basic habitat resource for ruffed grouse, Gordon W. Gullion and Franklin J. Svovoda; Aspen: Symposium Proceedings
Natural Succession in North-Central Minnesota, Henry L. Hansen and Vilis Kurmis; Aspen: Symposium Proceedings
Phenetic affinities in small populations of New York aspens, C.M. Harrison and F.A. Valentine; 19th northeastern forest tree improvement conference proceedings, University of Maine, Orono, August 2-4, 1971
Hypoxylon mammatum, D.L. Hawksworth; CMI Descriptions of Pathogenic Fungi and Bacteria
Hypoxylon mediterraneum, D.L. Hawksworth; CMI Descriptions of Pathogenic Fungi and Bacteria
Germination and early growth of White Spruce on rotten woods and peat moss in the laboratory and nursery, A.K. Hellum; Information Report, Northern Forest Research Centre, Canada
The Aspen rooting test: a new bioassay, R.R. Hick, Jr; Forest Science
An economic evaluation of chipper/canter Aspen production, F.J. Hill
Cattle use of a sprayed aspen parkland range, J.E. Hilton and A.W. Bailey; Journal of Range Management
[I] Ceratocystis canker of Aspen. [II] Insect transmission of Ceratocystis species associated with Aspen cankers, Thomas E. Hinds; Phytopathology
Insect transmission of Ceratocystis species associated with aspen cankers, Thomas E. Hinds; Phytopathology
Ceratocystis species associated with the Aspen ambrosia beetle, Thomas E. Hinds and R.W. Davidson; Mycologia
Effects of thinning on growth and yield, John W. Hubbard; Aspen: Symposium Proceedings
Kiln-drying Aspen studs, D.R. Huffman; Forest Products Journal
Interaction between fungi in wood blocks, M.A. Hulme and J.K. Shields; Canadian Journal of Botany
The prediction of the elastic constants of particleboard by means of a structural analogy, M.O. Hunt; Dissertation Abstracts International
Prairies region, W.G.H. Ives, R.A. Blauel, and J.K. Robins; Canadian Forestry Service: Annual Report of the Forest Insect and Disease Survey, Department of the Environment, Canadian Forestry Service
Guidelines for grazing sheep on rangelands used by big game in winter, Charles H. Jensen, Arthur D. Smith, and George W. Scotter; Journal of Range Management
Polysaccharides in bark of Aspen (Populus tremuloides). (1) Isolation and constitution of a 4-O-methylglucuronoxylan. (2) Isolation and structure of an arabinan. (3) Constitution of a galactoglucomannan, K.S. Jiang and T.E. Timell; Cellulose Chemistry and Technology
I. Chemical Characterization of Xylan, Galactoglucomannan and Arabinan Present in Bark of Quaking Aspen (Populus Tremuloides). Ii. Chemical Characterization of a Galactan From Compression Wood of Tamarack (Larix Laricina), Kuo-Shii Jiang; DAI-PHD
Crosscut shearing of frozen trees, J.S. Johnston and A. St. Laurent; Pulp Paper Mag. Can.
Description and Hydrologic Analysis of Two Small Watersheds in Utah's Wasatch Mountains, Robert S. Johnston and Robert D. Doty; Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Ogden, Utah
Segregation of Aspen, Balsam, and Spruce wood and bark chips based on density differences, L.M. Julien, J.C. Edgar, and T.M. Conder; Forest Products Journal
Waterfowl Habitat Trends in the Aspen Parkland of Manitoba, W.H. Kiel, A.S. Hawkins, and N.G. Perret; Can Wildl Serv Rep Ser.
Mortality of Aspen on the Gros Ventre elk winter range, R.G. Krebill
An Allometric Model for Bole Biomass Estimates of Spruce and Aspen in Southwestern Colorado, Thomas D. Landis
Site factors contributing to the Spruce regeneration problem in Alberta's mixedwood, J.C. Lees; Information Report, Northern Forest Research Centre, Canada
Projecting the Aspen resource in the Lake States [USA], W.A. Leuschner
Silvics and ecology in Canada, J.S. Maini; Aspen: Symposium Proceedings
Soil-moisture and energy relationships associated with riparian vegetation near San Carlos, Arizona, I.S. McQueen and R.F. Miller; Professional Paper, United States Geological Survey
Total tree harvesting doubles fiber tonnage from Aspen stand, D.A. Napier; Journal of Forestry
Biology of Oberea schaumii (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in Trembling Aspen, Populus tremuloides, J.C. Nord, D.G. Grimble, and F.B. Knight; Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer.
Biology of Saperda inornata [S. concolor] (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in Trembling Aspen, Populus tremuloides, J.C. Nord, D.G. Grimble, and F.B. Knight; Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer.
The distribution of Saperda inornata and Oberea schaumii (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) within the crowns of large trembling aspen, Populus tremuloides, J.C. Nord and F.B. Knight; Great Lakes Entomologist
The importance of Saperda inornata and Oberea schaumii (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) galleries as infection courts of Hypoxylon pruinatum in trembling aspen, Populus tremuloides, J.C. Nord and F.B. Knight; Great Lakes Entomologist
The relationship of the abundance of Saperda inornata and Oberea schaumii (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in large trembling aspen, Populus tremuloides, to site quality, J.C. Nord and F.B. Knight; Great Lakes Entomologist
The occurrence and growth of Trembling Aspen in Newfoundland, G. Page; Department of Forestry and Urban Development, Forestry Branch. Ottawa
Moose Habitat Selection and Relationships to Forest Management in Northeastern Minnesota, James M. Peek; Dissertation Abstracts International, B
Estimating Woody Dry Matter Loss Resulting From Defoliation, D. F. W. Pollard; Forest Science
Above-ground dry matter production in three stands of Trembling Aspen, D.F.W. Pollard; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Estimating woody dry matter loss resulting from defoliation, D.F.W. Pollard; Forest Science
Guide to the Identification of Poplar Cultivars on the Prairies, K. J. Roller, D. H. Thibault, and V. Hildahl
Aspen Minnesota's No. 1 Tree, George Rossman, Bob Rossman, and Allen Rossman
Respiratory and phosphatase activities in contact cells of wood rays and their possible role in sugar secretion, J.J. Sauter; Zeitschrift fur Pflanzenphysiologie
Apical dominance in multishoot cultures from Aspen roots, George A. Schier; Forest Science
Changes in glucose-6 phosphate dehydrogenase, glyceraldehyde-3 phosphate dehydrogenase, and peroxidase activity in Populus tremuloides after inoculation with Hypoxylon mammatum or wounding, Arthur L. Schipper, Jr; Phytopathology
Growth and yield of managed stands, Bryce E. Schlaegel; Aspen: Symposium Proceedings
A preliminary description of plant communities found on the Sawtooth, White Cloud, Boulder, and Pioneer Mountains, Edward F. Schlatterer; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Region. Ogden, Utah
Aspen: Symposium Proceedings, USDA Forest Service
The effects of deer and domestic livestock on aspen regeneration in Utah, Arthur D. Smith, Paul A. Lucas, Calvin O. Baker, and George W. Scotter; Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Logan, Utah
The Distribution of Latent Root Primordia in stems of Populus×robusta , and factors affecting the Emergence of Preformed Roots from Cuttings, N G. Smith and P F. Wareing; Forestry: An International Journal of Forest Research
Suckering and soluble sugars in trembling aspen root cuttings, G.A. Steneker and R. Prasad; Canada, Forest Service
Wound healing and fungal colonization in stems of young Trembling Aspen after thinning and pruning, G.A. Steneker and R.E. Wall; Information Report, Northern Forest Research Centre, Canada
Size and Suckering of Trembling Aspen Clones in Manitoba, Gustav A. Steneker
Some effects of defoliation by gypsy moth (Porthetria dispar L.) and Elm spanworm (Ennomos subsignarius Hbn.) on water balance and growth of deciduous forest trees, G.R. Stephens, N.C. Turner, and H.C. Roo; Forest Science
Determining the terminal velocity of wood and bark chips, J.A. Sturos; US Forest Service Research Note, North Central Forest Experiment Station
Linear hygroscopic expansion of selected commercial particleboards, O. Suchsland; Forest Products Journal
Preferential use of aspen by ruffed grouse in northern Minnesota, Franklin J. Svoboda and Gordon W. Gullion; Journal of Wildlife Management
Preliminary Studies in the Terrestrial Disposition of Silver From Cloud Seeding, H.L. Teller and D.R. Cameron; Water Res Bulletin
Classification of deer habitat in the ponderosa pine forest of the Black Hills, South Dakota, John F. Thilenius; Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Fort Collins, Colo.
Aspen studs produced on chipping headrig, R.D. Thompson; Forest Industries
Disestibility and estimated metabolizability of aspen browse for white-tailed deer, D.E. Ullrey, W.G. Youatt, H.E. Johnson, A.B. Cowan, R.L. Covert, and W.T. Magee; Journal of Range Management
Aspen Symposium Proceedings, USDA Forest Service
Genetic control of susceptibility to Hypoxylon mammatum in native Aspens, F.A. Valentine and P.D. Manion; Proceedings, 19th Northeastern Forest Tree Improvement Conference 1971
Equilibrium moisture contents of some fine forest fuels in eastern Canada, C.E. VanWagner; Information Report, Petawawa Forest Experiment Station
Effect of an Aspen Clearcutting on Water Yield and Quality in Northern Minnesota, Elon S. Verry; Watersheds in Transition; Proceedings of Symposium
Understory Characteristics Related to Site-Quality for Aspen in Utah, James H. Warner and Kimball T. Harper; Brigham Young University Science Bulletin, Biological Series
Understory characteristics related to site quality for aspen in Utah, James H. Warner and K.T. Harper; Brigham Young University Science Bulletin
The relationship of soil temperature and cytokinin production in aspen invasion, K.R. Williams
Life tables for the forest tent caterpillar, J.A. Witter, H.M. Kulman, and A.C. Hodson; Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer.
A Proposal to Study Soil Nutrient Losses Resulting From Clear Cutting the Aspen Forest Type, Zanner
A rapid method for vegetative propagation of Aspens and their hybrids, L. Zufa; Forestry Chronicle
1971
Aerially applied anti-biotics fail to control Hypoxylon canker on Aspen, G.W. Anderson; Plant Dis. Reptr.
Crosscut shearing of roundwood bolts, R.A. Arola; USDA Forest Service Research Paper, North Central Forest Experiment Station
Bacteria in the wood of living aspen, pine and alder, Marion Bacon and Clayton E. Mead; Northwest Science
Investigations on the preservative treatment of small wood from thinnings of broadleaved species, V.V. Balodis; In Informator, LatNIILKhP, Riga
Prospects for Cottonwood Utilization in Arizona, R.L. Barger and P.L. Ffolliott; Progressive Agriculture in Arizona
The effect of some environmental factors on the growth of young Aspen trees (Populus tremuloides) in controlled environments, G.C. Bate and D.T. Canvin; Canadian Journal of Botany
Vegetation management on a forested recreation site, W.G. Beardsley and J.A. Wagar; Journal of Forestry
Effect of knots on the strength and deformation of wood of broadleaved species under transverse bending, Yu A. Bedrzhitskii and M.E. Kagan; Lesn. Zh.
A new competition model for individual trees, I. E. Bella; Forest Science
Germination of Fomes igniarius var. populinus basidiospores on Aspen pith, T.S. Brown, Jr and W. Merrill; Phytopathology [Abstr]
Puckerbrush pulping studies, A.J. Chase, F. Hyland, and H.E. Young; Technical Bulletin, Life Sciences and Agriculture Experiment Station, University of Maine, Orono
Determining veneer surface inactivation by a reflectance colorimeter, S.Z. Chow; Forest Products Journal
Interception per Canopy in a Multi-Storied Largetooth Aspem Community, John R. Clements
Evaluating Summer Rainfall Through a Multilayered Largetooth Aspen Community, J.R. Clements; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Measurement of Throughfall at Two Levels in a Young Aspen Stand, J.R. Clements
Net Rainfall in a Multi-Storied Aspen Forest Community, J.R. Clements
Utilization of Mull (Forest Humus Layer) in Geochemical Exploration in the Empire District, Clear Creek County, Colorado, G.C. Curtin, H.W. Lakin, A.E. Hubert, E.L. Mosier, and K.C. Watts; Geological Survey Bulletin 1278-B
Habitat characteristics of the Silver Lake mule deer range, J.E. Dealy; USDA Forest Service Research Paper, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station
The roles of disturbance and succession in upland forest at Candle Lake, Saskatchewan, R.L. Dix and H.M.A. Swan; Can. J. Bot.
Prolonged Leaching of Orthic Black Ah Material with Water and Aqueous Extracts of Populus Tremuloides and P. Balsamifera Leaves, J.F. Dormaar; Journal of Soil Science
Growth and nutrient uptake of Aspen hybrids using sand culture techniques, Dean W. Einspahr; Silvae Genet