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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
Silvicultural Aspects of Woodland Management in Southeastern Minnesota, M.E. Deters; Tech. Bull. Minn. agric. Exp. Sta.
A Natural Seedling of Western Aspen, L. Ellison; Journal of Forestry [Intermountain Forest and Range Exp. Sta.]
Some Accounts of the Flora and Fauna of the Driftwood Valley Region of North and Central British Columbia, J.F. Stanwell Fletcher
The Position of Oak in British Forest Succession, A.C. Forbes; Emp. For. J.
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
Field observations on the forest tent caterpillar, Malacosoma disstria var. erosa Stretch, G.A. Hardy; Proc. ent. Soc. B.C. [Provincial Museum, Victoria, B.C.] I.I.E.
Food preferences of Black Hills Deer, R.R. Hill and D. Harris; J. Wildlife Mgmt.
Minnesota Forest Insect and Disease Survey for 1942, A.C. Hodson and C.M. Christensen; Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
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.
Deer Irruptions, A. Leopold; Publ. Wis. Conserv. Dep.
Identity and Host Relations of Nectria Species Associated With Diseases of Hardwoods in the United States, M.L. Lohman and A.J. Watson; Lloydia
Report on the Snowshoe Hare Repellent and Poison Studies on the Nicolet National Forest in 1941 and 1942, D.W. Mather, R.H. Gensch, and H.A. Barton
Elk and Dying of Aspen, R.M.N.P., J.L. Mielke
Sustainbility of Birch, Aspen and Sugarberry for rayon pulp: results of certain sulfite pulping and bleaching experiments, H. Nihlen and J.N. McGovern; Mimeo. U.S. For. Prod. Lab., Madison
The Vegetation of the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve, New York, Eugene P. Odum; American Midland Naturalist
Heart rot of Aspen, V.H. Phelps; Silvic. Leafl. Dom. For. Serv. [Riding Mountain Forest Exp. Sta.]
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
American Woods, H.S. Betts; U.S. Forest Service, Washington, D.C.
Monoethanolamine Extraction of Wood for the Determination of Cellulose, P. Bloom, E.C. Jahn, and L.E. Wise; Paper Trade Journal
Pulping Studies on Selected Hybrid Poplars, M.W. Bray and B.H. Paul; Paper Tr. J.
Painting Hardwoods in Farm Buildings, F.L. Browne; Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis.
Recently Active Leaf Diseases of Woody Plants in Idaho, John Ehrlich; Plant Disease Reporter
Relation of Tube Layers to Age in Sporophores of Fomes Igniarius on Aspen, R.R. Hirt and H. Hopp; Phytopathology
Minnesota Forest Insect and Disease Survey for 1941, A.C. Hodson and C.M. Christensen
Sulfite Pulps from Several Southern Hardwoods, J.N. McGovern and E.L. Keller; Sth. Pulp Paper J.
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
Ecological Factors Influencing Reforestation in northern Wisconsin, Joseph Henry Stoeckeler and G.A. Limstrom; Ecological Monographs [Lake States Forest Exp. Sta.]
Results of Forest Cutting Practices in Various Lake States Timber Types, C.B. Stott, W.W. Barton, and J.H. Stone; U.S. Forest Service, Region nine, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Status of Beavers in California, Donald T. Tappe
Plywood in the Construction of Aeroplanes, W.E. Wakefield; Emp. For. J.[Dominion Forest Service, Ottawa.]
1941
The Amount and Mineral Nutrient Content of Freshly Fallen Leaf Litter in the Hardwood Forests of Central New York, R.F. Chandler; J. Am. Soc. Agron.
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
Excelsior and its Manufacture, Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis.
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
An Ecological Study of the Forest Tent Caterpillar Malacosoma Disstria Hbn., in Northern Minnesota, A.C. Hodson; University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Forest Replacement Rates in the Colorado Headwaters Area, R.L. Ives; Bull. Torrey bot. Cl.
Vegetative Indicators of Solifluction, R.L. Ives; J. Geomorph
Eight Years' Growth in Hardwood Stands on the Bartlett Experimental Forest, V.S. Jensen
Seasonal Course of Height Growth in Some Hardwoods in Connecticut, R. Kienholz; Ecology
Improvement Cuttings : Intolerant Hardwood-Conifer Type, G.A. Mulloy; Silvic. Res. Note Dom. For. Serv.[Dominion Forest Service, Ottawa.]
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
Hardwood Utilization by the Paper Industry, K.D. Running; Pulp Paper Mag. Can.[Anglo-Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills, Ltd.]
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
The Chemistry of Butanol Lignin, A. Bailey; Paper Tr. J. [University of Washington, Seattle.]
Studies in Forest Pathology. III. Hypoxylon Canker of Poplar, J.E. Bier; Canada, Department of Agriculture [Tech. Bull. Dep. Agric. Can.]
Studies on the Biology of Valsa Sordida and Cytospora Chrysosperma, Clyde M. Christensen; Phytopathology
The Spruce Budworm in Minnesota, S.A. Graham and L.W. Orr; Tech. Bull. Minn. agric. Exp. Sta. N [University of Minnesota.]
Report on Poplar Hybridization II. 1937 and 1938, C. Heimburger; Forestry Chronicle
Observations on Two Ambrosia Beetles and Their Associated Fungi, J.G. Leach, A.C. Hodson, St. J.P. Chilton, and C.M. Christensen
Studies on the Ink-Spot Disease of Poplar, R. Pomerleau; Canad. J. Res. [Department of Lands & Forests, quebec.]
Pulp and Paper Mill Utilization of Hardwoods and Other 'Little Used' Species, K.D. Running; Pulp Paper Mag. Can. [Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Limited.]
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
Effect of Indolebutyric Acid on Rooting of Greenwood Cuttings of some Deciduous Forest Trees, M. Afanasiev; Journal of Forestry
Local Climate and the Growth of Trees with Special Reference to Frost, W.R. Day; Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
Studies in Tree Physiology. I. General Introduction. Water Contents of Certain Canadian Trees, R.D. Gibbs; Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Pulpwoods and Pulps. II. Manufacture of Pulps from Manchurian Spruce, Fir, and Aspen (Picea Obovata, Abies Nephrolepis, and Populus Maximowiczii), N. Migita; Cellulose Ind., Tokyo Chem. Abs. 34 (2591). P.R.
The Nitrogen Nutrition and Growth of Certain Deciduous Trees of Northeastern United States, with a Discussion of the Principles and Practice of Leaf Analysis as Applied to Forest Trees, H.L. Mitchell and R.F. Chandler; Black Rock For. Bull.
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
Canadian Aspen, Timber Commission for Eastern Canada; Wood Information Series No. 48
1938
The Interrelations of Habitat, Growth Rate, and Associated Vegetation in the Aspen Community of Minnesota and Wisconsin, Joseph Kittredge, Jr; Ecological Monographs
The Cooking Process. Butanol Cooking of Hardwoods and Softwoods, J.M. McMillen, R.A. Gortner, H. Schmitz, and A.J. Bailey; Industr. Engng. Chem. [Minnesota Agricultural Exp. Sta., St. Paul, Minn.] P.R.
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, A.G. Snow; 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
1936
Germination of Populus Grandidentata and P. Tremuloides, with Particular Reference to Oxygen Consumption, Mildred E. Faust; Botanical Gazette
Mycorrhizae from the Uinta Basin (Utah), R.K. Le Henry; Ann. Carnegie Mus.
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
Alpine plant succession on James Peak, Colorado, Clare Francis Cox; Ecological Monographs
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
1930
Biotic Communities of the Aspen Parkland of Central Canada, Ralph D. Bird; Ecology
Aspen Areas Guides for Coordination of Uses by Management Situations, Forest Service Department of Agriculture
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
The Determination of Hour Control for Adequate Fire Protection in the Major Cover Types of the California Pine Region, S.B. Show and E.L. Kotok
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