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1971
The Geographic Variation of Saperda Inornata Say (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in Eastern North America, J.C. Nord and F.B. Knight; Michigan Entomologist
Feeding habits of beaver in Newfoundland, T.H. Northcott; Oikos
Soil/vegetation relations in the Lower Peribonka region. I. The plant communities, S. Payette and V. Lavoie; Nat. canad.
Hot water phenolic extractives of the bark and leaves of diploid Populus tremuloides, I.A. Pearl and S.F. Darling; Phytochemistry
Variation in twig diameter-weight relationships in northern Minnesota, James M. Peek, L.W. Krefting, and J.C. Tappeiner; J. Wildlife Mgmt.
Controlling Hazel, Aspen Suckers, and Mountain Maple with Picloram, Donald A. Perala; US Forest Service Research Note, North Central Forest Experiment Station
Yields from short-rotation Aspen suckers, R.A. Person, A.R. Hallgren, and J.W. Hubbard; Minn. For. Res. Note
Thermal treatment of lignocellulosic sheets, V.N. Petri and Z.I. Podoninikova; Lesn. Zh.
Mortality and annual changes in distribution of above-ground biomass in an Aspen sucker stand, D.F.W. Pollard; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Estimating tree specific gravity of major pulpwood species of Wisconsin, D. Pronin; US For. Serv. Res. Pap. US For. Prod. Lab., Madison
Aspen forests of the Wind River Mountains, Wyoming, Robert M. Reed; American Midland Naturalist
Flash pyrolysis of Aspen and Black Spruce lignins-the effect of inorganic salts, R.A. Ripley and D.P.C. Fung; Wood Sci.
Compatibility and Growth of Columnar European Aspen on Poplar Rootstocks, W.G. Ronald and W.A. Cumming; Combined Proceedings, International Plant Propagators' Society
The economics of different methods of regeneration in the Piceetum myrtillosum, G.T. Rumyantsev and N.I. Koneva; Lesn. Khoz.
Ruffed grouse-vegetation relationships in central Alberta, Donald H. Rusch and Lloyd B. Keith; Journal of Wildlife Management
Quantitative Investigations of Leaf Pigments From Their Inception in Buds Through Autumn Coloration to Decomposition in Falling Leaves, Jon E. Sanger; Ecology
Seasonal changes in the photosynthetic capacity of Populus tremuloides bark, M. Schaedler and K.C. Foote; For. Sci.
Clonal variation in total nonstructural carbohydrates of Trembling Aspen roots in three Utah areas, George A. Schier and R.S. Johnston; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Alteration of sugar translocation in Aspen by Hypoxylon mammatum, Arthur L. Schipper and G.W. Anderson; Phytopathology
Growth and yield of Quaking Aspen in north-central Minnesota, Bryce E. Schlaegel; US For. Serv. Res. Pap. Nth. Cent. For. Exp. Sta.
Thinning pole-sized Aspen has no effect on number of veneer trees or total yield, Bryce E. Schlaegel and stanley B. Ringold
Outline of a Topological Model for the Interactions Between Agricultural Measures and the Energy Balance of the Soil, Demonstrated in Case of a Straw Cover, H. Schrodter and J. Von Hoyningen-Huene; Arch Meteorol Geophys Bioklimatol Ser B Klimatol Bioklimatol Strahlungsforsch Climatol Bioclimatol Radiat Res.
Effects of clipping on key browse species in southwestern Colorado, Harold R. Shepherd; Colorado Division of Game, Fish and Parks, Denver
Sequential egg-band sampling and probability methods of predicting defoliation by Malacosoma disstria (Lasiocampidae: Lepidoptera), R.F. Shepherd and C.E. Brown; Canadian Entomologist
Moisture conduction of wood at temperatures below freezing, G.S. Shubin and E.B. Shchedrina; Derev. Prom.
Overwintering of cleistocarps of Uncinula salicis and Microsphaera penicillata in Alberta, C.G. Smith; Trans. Brit. Mycol. Soc.
Propagation of Aspen trees from lateral roots, G.H. Starr; Journal of Forestry
Aspen and Paper Birch Mixtures as Raw Material for Particle Board, C. L. Stayton, M. J. Hyvarinen, R. O. Gertjejansen, and J. G. Haygreen; Forest Products Journal
Effect of manufacturing variables on stability and strength of wet-formed hardboards, P.E. Steinmetz and D.J. Fahey; US For. Serv. Res. Pap. US For. Prod. Lab., Madison
Western tent caterpillar, Milton J. Stelzer; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. Washington, D.C.
Experimental induction of haploid parthenogenesis in Black Cottonwood (Populus trichocarpa T. & G. ex Hook.), R.F. Stettler and K.S. Bawa; Silvae Genetica
Forests, Wetlands and Waterfowl Populations in the Turtle Mountains of North Dakota and Manitoba, R.E. Steward; Ph D Thesis
Cross-grain knife planing improves surface quality and utilization of Aspen, Harold A. Stewart; North Central Forest and Range Experiment Station, St. Paul, Minn.
Managing snow accumulation and melt under leafless aspen to enhance watershed value, R.H. Swanson and D.R. Stevenson; Proceedings Western Snow Conference, 39th Annual Meeting
Energy- and Weight-Loss Functions for Decomposing Foliage in Birch and Aspen Forests in Interior Alaska, Keith Van Cleve; Ecology
Energy- and weight-loss functions for decomposing foliage in Birch and Aspen forests in interior Alaska, Keith VanCleve; Ecology
Physical and chemical properties of the forest floor in Birch and Aspen stands in interior Alaska, Keith VanCleve and L.L. Noonan; Proc. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer.
Heating of wood in the process of compression, N.V. Vashchev and V.I. Onegin; Lesn. Zh.
The effect of compression of wood on the processes of heating [while in the press], N.V. Vashchev and V.I. Onegin; Lesn. Zh.
Variation in decay in Aspen stands as affected by their clonal growth pattern, R.E. Wall; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Concentration of Micronutrients in Foliage of Aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) in Manitoba, R.E. Wall, Y.P. Kalra, and R. Prasad; Canada, Department of Fisheries and Forestry, Canadian Forestry Service, Department of Fisheries and Forestry. Edmonton, Alberta
Understory characteristics related to site quality for aspen in Utah, J.H. Warner
Relationship of basidiospore germination of Fomes igniarius to host specificity, J.E. Winch and P. Manion; Abstr. in Phytopathology
Litter decomposition - forest soil fauna and flora, M. Witkamp, D. Parkinson, M.S. Ghilarov, I. Zajonc, D.E. Reichle, P. Berthet, and Y. Kitazawa; Productivity of forest ecosystems. Proceedings of the Brussels symposium
Preliminary Estimates of Bark Percentages and Chemical Elements in Complete Trees of Eight Species in Maine, Harold E. Young; Forest Products Journal
Preliminary estimates of bark percentages and chemical elements in complete trees of eight species in Maine, H.E. Young; Forest Products Journal
Dry weight and leaf area of aspen trees in northern Wisconsin, J. Zavitkovski; Forest biomass studies
1970
Some effects of prescribed burning on Jack Pine reproduction in northeastern Minnesota, C.E. Ahlgren; University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Age profiles in Aspen forests of Utah and northern Arizona, Guy Michael Alder; Dissertation and Thesis
Age-profiles of aspen forests in Utah and northern Arizona, Guy Michael Alder
Influence of host on larval survival and adult fecundity of Choristoneura conflictana (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), R.C. Beckwith; Canadian Entomologist
Simulation of Growth, Yield and Management of Aspen, Imre E. Bella
Potential of steamed wood as a feed for ruminants, F. Bender, D.P. Heaney, and A. Bowden; Forest Products Journal
Techniques for Rooting Aspen Root Sprouts, Miles K. Benson and Delmar E. Schwalbach; Tree Planters' Notes
Some aspects of transmission and electron microscopy of necrotic leaf spot of aspen, M.G. Boyer and S. Navratil; Canadian Journal of Botany
Equations and computer sub-routines for estimating site quality of eight Rocky Mountain species, James E. Brickell; USDA Forest Service. Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Ogden, Utah
Effect of cycloheximide on Hypoxylon cankers on Aspen, D.H. Brown and S.B. Silberborg; Plant Disease Reporter
Ratios of surface area to volume for common fine fuels, J.K. Brown; Forest Science
Stemflow in a young stand of Aspen suckers, J.R. Clements; Bi-m. Res. Notes
The effect of logging and intensive camping on vegetation in Riding Mountain National Park [Manitoba], A. de Vos and R.H. Bailey; Forestry Chronicle
Effects of fire on a ruffed grouse population, Phillip D. Doerr, Lloyd B. Keith, and Donald H. Rusch; Proceedings 10th Tall Timber Fire Ecology Conference
Site Indices and Rates of Conversion in Northern Wisconsin Quaking Aspen, James Steven Fralish; DAI-PHD
The Pyrolysis of Aspen and Black Spruce Lignins, D.P. Fung and R.A. Ripley; Bi-monthly Research Notes
Three new species of wood-rotting fungi in the Corticiaceae, R.L. Gilbertson and A.B. Budington; Mycologia
Quantitative relationships among vegetation and soil classifications from northeastern Minnesota, D.F. Grigal and H.F. Arneman; Canadian Journal of Botany
Life tables and mortality factors for Saperda inornata [S. concolor] (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), D.G. Grimble and F.B. Knight; Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer.
Procedures for collection and extraction of Populus seed, M.L. Harder; Genet. Physiol. Note Inst. Paper Chem.
The strength of Aspen studs, J.G. Haygreen; Minn. For. Res. Note
The feeding value of steamed Aspen for sheep, D.P. Heaney and F. Bender; Forest Products Journal
Effects of Phenylmercuric Acetate on the Transpiration and Physiology of Quaking Aspen, Kenneth O. Higginbotham
Some Ceratocystis spp. and a Cenangium found on Minnesota Aspen, Thomas E. Hinds and G.W. Anderson; Plant Dis. Reptr.
Biological control of decay fungi in wood by competition for non-structural carbohydrates, M.A. Hulme and J.K. Shields; Nature, Lond.
Erosion of wood by enzymes of wood-rotting basidiomycetes, M.A. Hulme and J.F. Thomas; Bi-monthly Research Notes
Response of Kaibab mule deer to management of summer range, C.R. Hungerford; J. Wildlife Mgmt
Evapotranspiration From Bare, Herbaceous, and Aspen Plots: a Check on a Former Study, Robert S. Johnston; Water Resour. Research
Plant species diversity in a woodland/meadow ecotone near Regina, Saskatchewan, G.J. Jones and E.B. Peterson; Canadian Journal of Botany
World Developments in Increased Forest Resources for the Pulp and Paper Industry, J. L. Keays
Study of a population of trembling aspen clones in south-central Utah, Jerry A. Kemperman
Effects of spring burning on vegetation in old partially cut spruce-aspen stands in east-central Alberta, A.D. Kiil; Canadian Forestry Service, Department of Fisheries and Forestry, Forest Research Laboratory. Edmonton, AB
I. The biological degradation of lignin. II. Isolation and characterization of alpha-guaiaconic acid, J.F. Kratochvil; Dissert. abstr. int.
Natural Regeneration of White Spruce Under Spruce-Aspen Shelterwood, B-18a Forest Section, Alberta, J. C. Lees
Natural regeneration of White Spruce under Spruce-Aspen shelterwood, B-18a forest section, Alberta, J.C. Lees; Publ. For. Serv. Can.
The extractives of Birch, Aspen, Elm and Maple: review and discussion, N. Levitin; Pulp Paper Mag. Can.
Shade tolerance in tree seedlings. II. Growth analysis of plants raised under artificial shade, K. Loach; New Phytologist
Forest types and related vegetation of Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, 1968, N. Lopoukhine; Inform. Rep. For. Mgmt. Inst., Ottawa
Biological growth functions describe published site index curves for Lake States timber species, A.L. Lundgren and W.A. Dolid; U.S. For. Serv. Res. Pap. Nth. Cent. For. Exp. Sta.
Range Ecology and Relations of Mule Deer, Elk, and Cattle in the Missouri River Breaks, Montana, Richard J. Mackie
Nematodes from Aspen cankers in Colorado and New Mexico, C.L. Massey and T.E. Hinds; Canadian Journal of Zoology
Sheet erosion on intermountain summer ranges, Richard O. Meeuwig; USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Modifying wood to increase its in vitro digestibility, M.A. Millett and A.J. Baker; Journal of Animal Science
Fire stimulated Aspen sprouting in a Spruce-Fir forest in New Mexico, D.R. Patton and H.D. Avant; U.S. For. Serv. Res. Note Rocky Mt. For. Range Exp. Sta.
The structures of salicortin [from bark and leaves of various Salix and Populus spp.] and tremulacin [from bark of P. tremuloides], I.A. Pearl and S.F. Darling; Tetrahedron Lett
Relation of canopy area and volume to production of three woody species, James M. Peek; Ecology
Site preparation for conifers using herbicides and subsequent burning in a northern Minnesota hardwood stand, Donald A. Perala and C.S. Williams; Down to Earth
Aboveground standing crop, leaf area, and calorific value in an Aspen clone near Calgary, Alberta, E.B. Peterson, Y.H. Chan, and J.B. Cragg; Canadian Journal of Botany
Leaf area development on different shoot types in a young Aspen stand and its effect upon production, D.F.W. Pollard; Canadian Journal of Botany
The effect of rapidly changing light on the rate of photosynthesis in Largetooth Aspen (Populus grandidentata), D.F.W. Pollard; Canadian Journal of Botany
Evaluating Quaking Aspen of Wisconsin for a site-quality to wood-quality relationship, D. Pronin and L.E. Lassen; U.S. For. Serv. Res. Pap. U.S. For. Prod. Lab., Madison
Some biological effects of volatiles emanating from wood, P.F. Rice; Canadian Journal of Botany
Result of a project for breeding Poplar cultivars for Manitoba, K.J. Roller; Extr. from Proc. 12th Mtg. Comm. For. Tree Breeding Can. Part 2