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1946
The Future of Aspen in the Lake States, Z.A. Zasada and W.A. Kluender
Season of Cutting Affects Aspen Sprouting, P.J. Zehngraff; Technical Note Lake State Forest Experiment State
1945
An Ecological Reconnaissance in the Medicine Bow Mountains, I.H. Blake; Ecological Monographs [Department of Zoology, Univ. of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb.]
Hypoxylon Pruinatum and its Pathogenesis on Poplar, R.H. Gruenhagen; Phytopathology
Biotic Communities of the Southern Wasatch and Uinta Mountains, Utah, C. Lynn Hayward; Great Basin Naturalist
Vegetation on a Trenched Plot Twenty-One Years After Establishment, H.J. Lutz; Ecology [School of Forestry, Yale Univ.]
Forests and Gardens Along the Alaska Highway, H.M. Raup; Geographical Review
Vegetation Along the Alaska Highway and the North Pacific Coast, H.M. Raup; Journal of the New York Botanical Garden
Harvesting Young Aspen on the Cloquet Forest, Hansen T. Schantz; Journal of Forestry
Variation Between Two Hybrid Poplars in Susceptibility in the Inhibiting Effect of Grass and Weeds, E.J. Screiner; Journal of Forestry
Sclerotinia Bifrons, F.J. Seaver; Mycologia [The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York City.]
Reproduction of Upland Conifers as Affected by Root Competition and Light, Hardy L. Shirley; American Midland Naturalist
1944
Important Species of the Major Forage Types in Colorado and Wyoming, D.F. Costello; Ecological Monographs
The Root System of Aspen, Maurice W. Day; American Midland Naturalist
Influence of Aspen, Young Lodgepole Pine, and Open Grassland Types Upon Factors Affecting Water Yield, E.G. Dunford and C.H. Niederhof; Journal of Forestry [Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Exp. Sta., Fort Collins, Colorado.]
Winter Foods of the Ruffed Grouse in Ohio, M.C. Gilfillan and H. Bezdek; J. Wildlife Mgmt.
Basal Area in Relation to Soil-Site Factors in Two Connecticut Forests, H.A. Lunt and M.C. Baltz; Proc. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. [Connecticut Agricultural Exp. Sta., New Haven, Conn.]
Sulfite Pulp Production: Some Factors Pertinent to Meeting War Born Shortages, J.N. McGovern and G.H. McGregor; Pulp Paper Mag. Can.
Seeding Grass on Deteriorated Aspen Range, A. Perry Plummer and George Stewart; Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Food Habits of Blue Grouse, R.E. Stewart; Condor
1943
Report on Sanitation and Fertilization Tests in Aspen Stands on Bright Angel Point, Grand Canyon National Park, Stuart R. Andrews
Vegetation and Substrate of Cranberry Glades, West Virginia, H.C. Darlington; Botanical Gazette
Vegetational Zonation in the Rocky Mountains, R.F. Daubenmire; Botanical Review
A Natural Seedling of Western Aspen, L. Ellison; Journal of Forestry [Intermountain Forest and Range Exp. Sta.]
Reforestation of Aspen After Complete Cutting by Beavers, E.C. Gese and A.R. Shadle; J. Wildlife Mgmt.
A Tree Classification for Aspen, Jack Pine, and Second-Growth Red Pine, S.R. Gevorkiantz, P.O. Rudolf, and P.J. Zehngraff; Journal of Forestry [Lake States Forest Exp. Sta.]
Scaling Aspen Bolts by the Cord, S.R. Gevorkiantz and P. Zehngraff; Journal of Forestry
The Distribution of Some Important Forest Trees in Canada, W.E.D. Halliday and A.W.A. Brown; Ecology
The Cooking Process. Action of Aqueous Solutions of Pure Sodium Hydrosulfide on Aspen Wood, R.L. Hossfeld, R.A. Gortner, and F. Kaufert; Minnesota Agricultural Exp. Sta., St. Paul, Minn.
October Food of Ruffed Grouse in Maine, W.H. Kittams; J. Wildlife Mgmt.
Suitability of Birch, Aspen and Sugarberry for rayon pulp: results of certain sulfite pulping and bleaching experiments, H. Nihlen and J.N. McGovern
The Vegetation of the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve, New York, Eugene P. Odum; American Midland Naturalist
How to Reseed Utah Range Lands, A. Perry Plummer, Richard M. Hurd, and C. Kenneth Pearse; Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Factors Influencing the Natural Restocking of High Altitude Burns by Coniferous Trees in the Central Rocky Mountains, R. Stahelin; Ecology [Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Exp. Sta]
1942
The Establishment of a White Birch Community on Cutover Pulpwood Land in Northwestern Maine, H.J. Oosting and J.F. Reed; Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club
Wildlife and Aspen in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, F.M. Packard; Ecology
Wildlife and Aspen in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, Fred Mallery Packard; Ecology
1941
The Silvicultural Significance of the Porcupine, James D. Curtis; Journal of Forestry
Primary Succession on Volcanic Deposits in Southern Idaho, W.A. Eggler; Ecological Monographs
Proximate Analysis of the Heartwood and Sapwood of some American hardwoods, R.D. Freeman and F.C. Peterson; Industr. Engng. Chem. (Anal. Ed.) [New York State College of Forestry, Syracuse.]
Climax forests of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, S.A. Graham; Ecology
Forest Replacement Rates in the Colorado Headwaters Area, R.L. Ives; Bull. Torrey bot. Cl.
Eight Years' Growth in Hardwood Stands on the Bartlett Experimental Forest, V.S. Jensen
The effect of Fomes Ignarius on Populus Tremuloides in the gallatin National forest of Montana, Marvin F. Kelly
Seasonal Course of Height Growth in Some Hardwoods in Connecticut, R. Kienholz; Ecology
Forest Invasion and Succession of the Basins of Two Catastrophically Drained Lakes in Northern Minnesota, E.L. Nielsen and J.B. Moyle; American Midland Naturalist
Observations on the Relative Importance of Winter Deer Browse Species in Central New York, G.A. Petrides; J. Wildlife Management
Restoring Conifers to Aspen Lands in the Lake States, Hardy Lomax Shirley; United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C.
A Miocene Flora from Thorn Creek, Idaho, H.V. Smith; American Midland Naturalist
1940
Studies in Forest Pathology. III. Hypoxylon Canker of Poplar, J.E. Bier; Canada, Department of Agriculture [Tech. Bull. Dep. Agric. Can.]
Report on Poplar Hybridization II. 1937 and 1938, C. Heimburger; Forestry Chronicle
Studies on the Ink-Spot Disease of Poplar, R. Pomerleau; Canad. J. Res. [Department of Lands & Forests, quebec.]
A New Species of Dothiora on Aspen and Willow, C.L. Shear and R.W. Davison; Mycologia
A Biotic Study of the Kaiparowits Region of Utah, V.M. Tanner; Great Britain Naturalist
Relic Prairie Areas in Central Wisconsin, J.W. Thomson; Ecological Monographs
1939
Weather and Plant-Development Data as Determinants of Grazing Periods on Mountain Range, David F. Costello and Raymond Price; Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Local Climate and the Growth of Trees with Special Reference to Frost, W.R. Day; Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
Notes on the Biology of the Great Basin Tent Caterpillar, Malacosoma Fragilis Stretch [Lep., Lasiocampidae], R.B. Swain; Canadian Entomologist
A Canker Disease of Poplars Caused by a New Species of Neofabraea, G.E. Thompson; Mycologia
1938
The Interrelations of Habitat, Growth Rate, and Associated Vegetation in the Aspen Community of Minnesota and Wisconsin, Joseph Kittredge, Jr; Ecological Monographs
Longevity of Seed and Establishment of Seedlings in Species of Populus, E.H. Moss; Botanical Gazette
Use of Indolebutyric Acid to Stimulate the Rooting of Dormant Aspen Cuttings, Albert G. Snow Jr.; Journal of Forestry
1937
Factors Influencing the Formation of Periderm in Aspen, Frank Kaufert; American Journal of Botany
Plants as Indicators of Climate in Northeast Mexico, Cornelius H. Muller; American Midland Naturalist
Climate of the West Front of the Wasatch Plateau in Central Utah, Raymond Price and Robert B. Evans; Monthly Weather Review
1936
Germination of Populus Grandidentata and P. Tremuloides, with Particular Reference to Oxygen Consumption, Mildred E. Faust; Botanical Gazette
Extent of Decay in Poplar as Indicated by the Presence of Sporophores of the Fungus Fomes Igniarius Linn., C.G. Riley and J.E. Bier; Forestry Chronicle
1935
Cambial Activity, Root Habit and Sucker Shoot Development in Two Species of Poplar, A.B. Brown; New Phytologist
Ecological Studies on the High Plateaus of Utah, Helen Dixon; Botanical Gazette
1934
Root grafting in trees, Carl D. LaRue; American Journal of Botany
Poplars, Principal Tree Willows and Walnuts of the Rocky Mountain Region, George B. Sudworth
1933
The Forest Floor Under Stands of Aspen and Paper Birch, F.J. Always and Joseph Kittredge, Jr; Soil Science
1932
The Vegetation of Alberta: IV. The Poplar Association and Related Vegetation of Central Alberta, E.H. Moss; The Journal of Ecology
1931
Two Species of Valsa Causing Diseases in Populus, Ernst J. Schreiner; American Journal of Botany
Does Light Burning Stimulate Aspen Suckers? ll, Hardy L. Shirley; Journal of Forestry
1930
Biotic Communities of the Aspen Parkland of Central Canada, Ralph D. Bird; Ecology
Aspen Association in Northern Lower Michigan, Frank C. Gates; Botanical Gazette
Aspen : Availability, Properties, and Utilization, R.P.A. Johnson, Joseph Kittredge, and Henry Schmitz
1929
Forest Possibilities of Aspen Lands in the Lake States, Joseph Kittredge, Jr and Suren Rubenian Gevorkiantz
Quaking Aspen: A Study in Applied Forest Pathology, E.P. Meinecke
1928
Second Phase of Streamflow Experiment at Wagon Wheel Gap, Colo., C.G. Bates and A.J. Henry; Monthly Weather Review
1927
Heartrot of aspen : with special reference to forest management in Minnesota, Henry Schmitz and Lyle W.R. Jackson; University of Minnesota, St. Paul
Stem and Leaf Structure of Aspen at Different Altitudes in Colorado, Paul F. Shope; American Journal of Botany
1926
An Ecological Study in Utah, P. Alic Evans; Botanical Gazette
Grazing Periods and Forage Production on the National Forests, Arthur W. Sampson and Harry E. Malmsten; Department Bulletin no. 1405
1925
Aspen in the Central Rocky Mountain Region, Frederick S. Baker; United States Department of Agriculture
1924
A preliminary account of the chromosomes and chromosome behaviour in the Salicaceae, K.B. Blackburn and J.W.H. Harrison; Annals of Botany
Plant Successions of the Brush-Prairie In North-Western Minnesota, J. Ewing; The Journal of Ecology
1921
Two Races of Aspen, Frederick S. Baker; Journal of Forestry
Snowshoe rabbits and conifers in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah, F.S. Baker, C.F. Korstian, and N.J. Fetherolf; Ecology
An Attack of Poplar Canker Following Fire Injury, Alfred H.W. Povah; Phytopathology
1920
Notes on some diseases of aspen, Carl Hartley and Glenn G. Hahn; Phytopathology
Aspen Borer and How to Control It, George Hofer
Observations on Cytospora chrysosperma in the Northeast, E.E. Hubert; Phytopathology
1919
Effect of Grazing Upon Aspen Reproduction, Arthur W. Sampson
1918
Aspen as a Temporary Forest Type, Frederick S. Baker; Journal of Forestry
Aspen Reproduction in Relation to Management, Frederick S. Baker; Journal of Forestry
An Undescribed Canker of Poplars and Willows Caused by Cytospora Chrysosperma, W.H. Long; Journal of Agricultural Research
The story of aspen, Enos Mills
Climate and Plant Growth in Certain Vegetative Associations, Arthur W. Sampson