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1963
Antimicrobial substances from Aspen tissue grown in vitro, M.C. Mathes; Science
Radial Growth Studies, G.A. McDougall; Canada, Department of Forestry, Forest Entomology and Pathology Branch
Frost injuries on branches of Aspen, G.B. Ouellette; Canada Department of Forestry, Bi-monthly Progress Report Forest Entomology Pathology Branch
Flower and seed production; a source of error in estimating woodland production, energy flow and mineral cycling, J.D. Ovington; Oikos
Vegetational pattern in relation to environments in the Madison Range, Montana. Ecological Monographs, D.T. Patten; Ecological Monographs
Performance of some Aspen seed sources and hybrids in Eastern Massachusetts, S.S. Pauley; World Consultation on Forest Genetics and Tree Improvement, Stockholm
Results of Aspen screening tests: I,II,III,IV, S.S. Pauley; A.G. Johnson; and F.S. Santamour, Jr; School of Forestry, University of Minnesota, St. Paul
Aspen bark as a source of organic chemicals, I.A. Pearl; Forest Products Journal
Appraisal of Moose Range in Southwestern Montana, James M. Peek; Journal of Range Management
The effect of time and temperature on the hydrogenation of Aspen lignin, J.M. Pepper and W. Steck; Canadian Journal of Chemistry
Enzymatic splitting of sucrose by some strains of Valsa nivea Fr., Arne Persson-Huppel; Studia Forestalia Suecica
Hypoxylon canker of Aspen. I. Screening for disease resistance. II. Development morphology and cytology of Hypoxylon pruinatum, Jack D. Rogers
Improvement of disease resistance in Populus, Ernst J. Schreiner; World Consultation on Forest Genetics and Tree Improvement, Stockholm, Sweden, 1963
A description and classification, by composition, of the aspen stands in the Sierra Madre Mountains, Wyoming, Kieth E. Severson
The twig-count method for measuring hardwood deer browse, E.L. Shafer, Jr; Journal of Wildlife Management
Induction of Hypoxylon cankers in Aspens by artificial inoculation, K.R. Shea; Forest Science
Results of a 1936 release cutting to favour White Spruce in a 50-year-old White-Spruce/Aspen stand in Manitoba, G.A. Steneker; Department of Forestry, Forest Research Laboratory, Winnipeg, Manitoba
A preliminary study to assess competition in a White Spruce-Trembling Aspen stand, G.A. Steneker and J.M. Jarivis; Forestry Chronicle
Corticular photosynthesis and growth in Populus termuloides, Boyd R. Strain and Philip L. Johnson; Ecology
An ecological investigation of Populus tremuloides at two elevation levels in the Medicine Bow National Forest of Wyoming, John B. Turlo
Variation in fiber length in Populus tremuloides clones, F.A. Valentine; FAO World Consultation Forest Genetic, Stockholm
The large Aspen tortrix, Choristoneura conflictana in California (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), B.E. Wickman; Journal of Economic Entomology
Saperda calcarata Say in the root collar of Poplars, H.R. Wong, B.B. McLeod, and J.A. Drouin; Canada, Department of Forestry, Bi-monthly Progress Report Forest Entomology Pathology
Ceratocystis fimbriata, the cause of a stem canker of Quaking Aspen, F.A. Wood and D.W. French; Forest Science
1962
Extractives from Populus tremuloides heart-wood: the structure and synthesis of tremulone, R.A. Abramovitch and R.G. Micetich; Canadian Journal of Chemistry
Improved method for nursery production of Quaking Aspen seedlings, Miles K. Benson and Dean W. Einspahr; Tree Planters' Note
Cytospora canker of poplars: Factors influencing the development of the disease, W.J. Bloomberg; Canadian Journal of Botany
Cytospora canker of poplars: The moisture relations and anatomy of the host, W.J. Bloomberg; Canadian Journal of Botany
A leaf-spotting disease of hybrid and native Aspen, M.G. Boyer; Canadian Journal of Botany
Germination-Influencing Substances in Living and Dried Plants, R.T. Brown; Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America
Chemical control of the Aspen Leaf miner, Phyllocnistis populiella Cham. [Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae], S.F. Condrashoff and J.C. Arrand; Entomological Society of British Columbia
Poplar borer, Saperda calcarata Say, in interior British Columbia, C.B. Cottrell; Entomological Society of British Columbia
Machining and related characteristics of U.S. hardwoods, Edward M. Davis; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Washington, D.C.
European White Poplar-Bigtooth Aspen hybrid in Wisconsin, Dean W. Einspahr; Journal of Forestry
Depth and Diameter of the Parent Roots of Aspen Root Suckers, Robert Edward Farmer, Jr; Michigan Forestry Note, University of Michigan, Department of Forestry, School of Natural Resources
Some physiological aspects of root sucker initiation and early growth in Populus tremuloides and P. Grandidentata, Robert Edward Farmer Jr.
Examination of wind-thrown Poplar trees in New Brunswick, R.S. Forbes and A.G. Davidson; Bi-monthy Progress Report Forest Entomology Pathology Branch, Department Forestry Canada
Fungi associated with Fomes igniarius var. populinus in living poplar trees and their probable significance in decay, H.M. Good and J.I. Nelson; Canadian Journal of Botany
Performance of pallets from low-quality Aspen, T.B. Heebink
Inoculations with the sootybark canker fungus on Aspen, Thomas E. Hinds; Plant Disease Reporter
Inhibition of Hypoxylon pruinatum by pyrocatechol isolated from bark of Aspen, M. Hubbes; Science
Two glycosides from Aspen fungistatic against Hypoxylon pruinatum (Klot.) Cke., M. Hubbes; Bi-monthly Progress Report Department of Forestry Canada
Range management in relation to mule deer habitat and herd productivity in Utah, Odell Julander; Journal of Range Management
The growth and yield of White Spruce-Aspen stands in Saskatchewan, C.L. Kirby; Technical Bulletin Forest Branch Saskatchewan
Seasonal growth and development of Aspen stems, T.T. Kozlowski and C.H. Winget; Forestry Research Note Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Color tests for differentiating heartwood and sapwood in certain softwood tree species, Norman P. Kutscha and Irving B. Sachs
Vegetation and environmental patterns in the Crested Butte area, Gunnison County, Colorado, J.H. Langenheim; Ecological Monographs
A discussion on White Spruce natural regeneration in Alberta's Spruce/Aspen stands, J.C. Lees; Empire Forestry Review
Hermaphroditism and Sex Expression in Populus Tremuloides, Michx, Donald Thomas Lester; ADD-PHD
Growth of White Pine Seedlings Beneath an Aspen Stand, K.T. Logan
Herbicide Tests With Shoulder-Mounted Mist Blowers, W.P. MacConnell; Proceedings of The Northeastern Weed Science Society
Gloeosporium shoot blight and defoliation of Trembling Aspen, G.C. Marks, J.G. Berbee, and A.J. Riker; Phytopathology
Population Dynamics of Insects on Suckers of Quaking Aspen, Populus Tremuloides (Michx.), With Special Emphasis on the Spotted Poplar Aphid, Aphis Maculatae (Oestlund), and the Willow Shoot Sawfly, Janus Abbreviatus (Say), Eben Averill Osgood, Jr
Studies on the chemistry of Aspenwood [Populus tremuloides] IX. p-Hydroxybenzoic acid in Aspen Klason lignin, I.A. Pearl and D.L. Beyer; Journal of Organic Chemistry
Studies on the leaves of the family Salicaceae. I. Populin from the leaves of Populus grandidentata and Populus tremuloides, I.A. Pearl, S.F. Darling, and O. Justman; Journal of Organic Chemistry
A quick method of collecting and cleaning Aspen seed, E.I. Roe and D.P. McCain; Tree Planters' Notes
Timber Management Guide, USDA Forest Service
Natural variation in specific gravity in Populus tremuloides in Northern New York, F.A. Valentine; Proc. 9th Ntheast. For. Tree Impr. Conf., Syracuse 1961
Effects of extracts from dead branches of Trembling Aspen on the germination of spores of Fomes igniarius, R.E. Wall; Phytopathology
A Miocene pollen sequence from the Cascade Range of northern Oregon. In Short papers in geology and hydrology, J.A. Wolfe; Short Papers in Geology and Hydrology, Articles 60-119 Geological Survey Research 1962
Testing of Poplars and Pines against Pine twisting rust, Melampsora pinitorqua, C.W.T. Young; Report on Forest Research by the Forestry Commission, London
Fenuron, A Promising New Tool for Forest Renovation in the Northeast, C.C. Zimmerman; Proceedings of The Northeastern Weed Science Society
1961
Hybrid aspens in the lower peninsula of Michigan, Burton V. Banres; Rhodora
Phenology of several plant species at Ottawa, Ontario, and an examination of the influence of air temperatures, I.J. Bassett, R.M. Holmes, and K.H. MacKay; Canadian Journal of Plant Science
The relation of bark moisture to the development of canker diseases caused by native, facultative parasites. VI. Pathogenicity studies of Hypoxylon pruinatum (Klotzsch) Cke., and Septoria musiva on species of Acer, Populus and Salix, J.E. Bier; Canadian Journal of Botany
Ecology of the Aspen Parkland of Western Canada in Relation to Land Use, Ralph D. Bird
Ecology of the Aspen parkland of Western Canada in relation to land use, R.D. Bird; Public Department of Agriculture Canada
The fatty acids of Aspen Poplar, Basswood, Yellow Birch and White Birch, L.P. Clermont; Pulp and Paper Magazine of Canada
Spore dispersal in Pollaccia radiosa (Lib.) Bald. and Cif., B.W. Dance; Canadian Journal of Botany
A trial of several silvicides on Red Maple, Aspen, and White Pine, Maurice W. Day; Quarterly Bulletin Michigan Agriculture Experiment Station
Tracing and Evaluating Functional Root Connections Among Stems Within Aspen Clones, Norbert V. DeByle
A round-headed borer in the root collar of Poplars, J.A. Drouin, B.B. McLeod, and H.R. Wong; Bi-monthly Progress Report Forest Entomology and Pathology Branch Department Forest Canada
The influence of gibberellic acid on growth and fiber length of Quaking Aspen, Dean W. Einspahr and J.P. Van Buijtenen; Forest Science
Factors affecting branch infection in Aspen, D.E. Etheridge; Canadian Journal of Botany
Tests of precision of cubic-foot tree-volume equations, D.L. Golding and O.F. Hall; Forestry Chronicle
Promoting the spread of Bigtooth Aspen [Populus grandidentata] in Iowa, A.W. Green; Station Note Central States Forest Experiment Station
Wet Wood, Bacteria, and Increased pH in Trees, Carl Hartley, Ross Davidson, and Bowen S. Crandall
The quality of the winter food of blue grouse, Robert S. Hoffman; Journal of Wildlife Management
Economical Spot Seeding and Planting Methods for Pines on Sand Plains, K.W. Horton and R.J. McCormack; Forest Research Division Technical Note 100
Properties and utilization of Canadian Poplars, J.D. Irwin and J.A. Doyle; Technical Note Forest Product Research British Columbia, Canada
Calibration of electric moisture meters for Jack and Red Pine, Black Spruce, Paper Birch, Black Ash, Eastern Hemlock, and Bigtooth Aspen, W.L. James; Reprint U.S. Forest Products Laboratory, Madison
A prairie to forest succession in Wood Buffalo Park, Alberta, W.W. Jeffrey; Ecology
Constitution of a 4-O-methylglucuro-noxylan from the wood of Trembling Aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.), J.K.N. Jones, C.B. Purves, and T.E. Timell; Canadian Journal of Chemistry
Relation of summer range condition to mule deer herd productivity, Odell Julander, W. Leslie Robineete, and Dale A. Jones; Journal of Wildlife Management
Plant cover reductions by pocket gophers following experimental removal of Aspen from a watershed area in Utah, R.B. Marston and O. Julander; Journal of Forestry
Studies on the chemistry of Aspenwood. VII. Further studies on the ether extractives of commercial Aspen spent liquor, I.A. Pearl and D.L. Beyer; Journal of Organic Chemistry
Studies on the chemistry of Aspenwood. X. Neutral materials from the benzene extractives of Populus tremuloides, I.A. Pearl and J.A. Horrocks; Journal of Organic Chemistry
Studies on the chemistry of Aspenwood. VIII. An investigation of the neutral extractives of commercial spent Aspen liquor, I.A. Pearl and P.F. McCoy; Journal of Organic Chemistry
The effect of initial acid concentration on the lignin isolated by the acidolysis of Aspen wood, J.M. Pepper and M. Siddiqueullah; Canadian Journal of Chemistry
Volume tables for Aspen in Colorado, G. Peterson; Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Volume Tables for Aspen in Colorado, Geraldine Peterson
A preliminary study of differential pollen grain preservation, A.G. Sangster and H.M. Dale; Canadian Journal of Botany
Organic layers in Minnesota aspen stands and their role in soil improvement, Joseph Henry Stoeckeler; Forest Science
Physiological ecology of Populus tremuloides, Boyd R. Strain
Utilization of Aspen wood residues, D.W. Stranks; Forest Products Journal
Girdling, basal spraying and frilling of mature Aspen, R.M. Waldron; Timber of Canada
Seeding White Spruce at the base of Aspen, R.M. Waldron; Forestry Chronicle
A study of the epiphytology of Hypoxylon canker of Aspen, Francis A. Wood; Abstract of thesis, in Dissertation Abstract
1960
The composition of the Lake McDonald Forest, Glacier National Park, A.R. Aller; Ecology
Sooty-Bark Canker of Aspen in New Mexico, Stuart R. Andrews and Wallace E. Eslyn; Plant Disease Reporter