Lodgepole Pine Vigor, Regeneration, and Infestation by Mountain Pine Beetle Following Partial cutting on the Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming
Amman, Gene D; Lessard, Gene D; Rasmussen, Lynn A; O'Neil, Curtis G;
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- Subject: Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | Forest Biology | Forest Sciences | Entomology | Wood Science and Pulp, Paper Technology | Dendroctonus ponderosae | Forest Management | Pinus contortamesheuropmc: fungi
Lodgepole pine stands were thinned in the Shoshone National Forest of northwestern Wyoming in 1979 and 1980 using different forms of partial cutting. Average losses of trees 5 inches diameter at breast height and larger to mountain pine beetles during the 5 years follow... View more
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