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November-December 2001
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Hopland celebrates 50 years of rangeland research

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Live oak saplings survive prescribed fire and sprout

by William D. Tietje, Justin K. Vreeland, William H. Weitkamp

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Integrated strategies offer site-specific control of yellow starthistle

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Steven F. Enloe, Guy B. Kyser, Steve B. Orloff

November-December 2000
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Past forest management promoted root disease in Yosemite Valley

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May-June 1999
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Agriculture and the ecosystem: Partners for life

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Clipping chamise reduces brush fire hazard

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May-June 1999
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Fighting fire with fire science

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May-June 1999
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New growth regulator herbicide provides excellent control of yellow starthistle

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Guy B. Kyser, Steve B. Orloff, Stephen F. Enloe, Glenn A. Nader

March-April 1999
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Success of mowing to control yellow starthistle depends on timing and plant's branching form

by Carri B. Benefield, Joseph M. DiTomaso, Guy B. Kyser, Steve B. Orloff, Kenneth R. Churches, Daniel B. Marcum, Glenn A. Nader

March-April 1999
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Oak woodlands harbor greatest biodiversity

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November-December 1997
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Vertebrates diverse and abundant in well-structured oak woodland

by William D. Tietje, Justin K. Vreeland

November-December 1997
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Fire management may hinder biodiversity

by Robin Meadows

September-October 1996
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Harvesting forest biomass reduces wildfire fuel

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March-April 1996
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Litter production by bigtrees and associated species

by H. H. Biswell, R. P. Gibbens, Hayle Buchanan

September 1966
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Soil nutrients after brush burning: Tests with greenhouse plants show that burning increases supply of nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur in soil

by J. Vlamis, K. D. Gowans

October 1961
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Danger of wildfires reduced by prescribed burning in ponderosa pine

by Harold H. Biswell

October 1960
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Reduction of wildfire hazard: Removal of dead fuel reduced damage by wildfire in treated portion of experimental second growth ponderosa pine range

by H. H. Biswell

June 1959
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Manzanita control in ponderosa: Prescribed burning used to kill brush and to deplete seed source in the soil and promote germination of pine seedlings

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

February 1958
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Reduction of wildfire hazard: Correct timing of prescribed burning of dead vegetation in timber reduces danger of uncontrolled fires in those areas

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

November 1956
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Seedling growth on burned soil: Effect of prescribed burning on soil fertility reflected by the growth of pine seedlings in study of nutrient response

by J. Vlamis, H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultr

September 1956
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Removal of tinder in ponderosa: Prescribed burning of forest brush during the wet season by tested methods effectively reduces hazard of wildfire

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

February 1956
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Burning and soil fertility: Greenhouse tests with lettuce and barley indicate nutrient content of forest soils increased by prescribed burning

by J. Vlamis, A. M. Schultz, H. H. Biswell

March 1955
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Use of fire in land clearing: Proper ignition techniques important requirements for successful management of controlled burns

by Keith Arnold, L. T. Burcham, Ralph L. Fenner, R. F. Grah

June 1951
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Use of fire in land clearing: Controlled burns must be planned and organized to obtain effectiveness, safety and low cost

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May 1951
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Use of fire in land clearing: Selection and preparation of the area to be cleared by planned application and confinement of fire important

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April 1951
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Use of fire in land clearing: Controlled burns by planned application and confinement of fire to preselected wildland area a tool of many uses

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Grazing lambs on pastures regrown after wildfires did not significantly alter metal content in meat and wool

by Sarah Depenbrock, Jennie Lane, Makda Asrat, Robert Poppenga, Sabine Hargrave, Bret McNabb, Valerie Eviner, Munashe Chigerwe

October-December 2022
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Cattle grazing reduces fuel and leads to more manageable fire behavior

by Felix Ratcliff, Devii Rao, Sheila Barry, Shane Dewees, Luke Macaulay, Royce Larsen, Matthew Shapero, Rowan Peterson, Max Moritz, Larry Forero

April - September 2022
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Silviculture can facilitate repeat prescribed burn programs with long-term strategies

by Robert A. York, Jacob Levine, Daniel Foster, Scott Stephens, Brandon Collins

July-December 2021
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Integration of grazing and herbicide application improves management of barb goatgrass and medusahead in pasture and rangelands

by Travis M. Bean, Josh S. Davy, Guy B. Kyser, Elise S. Gornish

April-June 2021
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Burn permits need to facilitate – not prevent – “good fire” in California

by Ariel Roughton, Ryan Tompkins, Robert A. York, Susie Kocher

April-June 2020
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Prescribed fire gains momentum

by Lucien Crowder

January-March 2019
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Forest biomass diversion in the Sierra Nevada: Energy, economics and emissions

by Bruce Springsteen, Thomas Christofk, Robert A. York, Tad Mason, Stephen Baker, Emily Lincoln, Bruce Hartsough, Takuyuki Yoshioka

July-September 2015
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Thinning treatments had minimal effect on soil compaction in mixed-conifer plantations

by Robert A. York, Richard K. Keller, Ariel C. Thomson

July-September 2015
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Post-fire vegetation dynamics of a sagebrush steppe community change significantly over time

by Sara K. Hanna, Kenneth O. Fulgham

January-March 2015
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MAINTAINING LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT: Herbicide-resistant weeds challenge some signature cropping systems

by Bradley D. Hanson, Steven Wright, Lynn M. Sosnoskie, Albert J. Fischer, Marie Jasieniuk, John A. Roncoroni, Kurt J. Hembree, Steve Orloff, Anil Shrestha, Kassim Al-Khatib

October-December 2014
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Sidebar: Importance of herbicide resistance in weeds of natural areas

by Joseph M. DiTomaso

October-December 2014
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Juniper removal may not increase overall Klamath River Basin water yields

by Timothy J. Kuhn, Kenneth W. Tate, David Cao, Melvin R. George

October-December 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands

by Douglas D. McCreary, Melvin R. George

October-December 2005
Full-text HTML | PDF

Carefully timed burning can control barb goatgrass

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Kerry L. Heise, Guy B. Kyser, Adina M. Merenlender, Robert J. Keiffer

November-December 2001
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Hopland celebrates 50 years of rangeland research

by Robin Meadows

November-December 2001
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Watershed research examines rangeland management effects on water quality

by Randy A. Dahlgren, Kenneth W. Tate, David J. Lewis, Edward R. Atwill, John M. Harper, Barbara H. Allen-Diaz

November-December 2001
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Live oak saplings survive prescribed fire and sprout

by William D. Tietje, Justin K. Vreeland, William H. Weitkamp

March-April 2001
Full-text HTML | PDF

Integrated strategies offer site-specific control of yellow starthistle

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Steven F. Enloe, Guy B. Kyser, Steve B. Orloff

November-December 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

Past forest management promoted root disease in Yosemite Valley

by Garey W. Slaughter, David M. Rizzo

May-June 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

Agriculture and the ecosystem: Partners for life

by W.R. Gomes

May-June 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

Clipping chamise reduces brush fire hazard

by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands

May-June 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

Fighting fire with fire science

by Jill Goetz

May-June 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

New growth regulator herbicide provides excellent control of yellow starthistle

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Guy B. Kyser, Steve B. Orloff, Stephen F. Enloe, Glenn A. Nader

March-April 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

Success of mowing to control yellow starthistle depends on timing and plant's branching form

by Carri B. Benefield, Joseph M. DiTomaso, Guy B. Kyser, Steve B. Orloff, Kenneth R. Churches, Daniel B. Marcum, Glenn A. Nader

March-April 1999
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Oak woodlands harbor greatest biodiversity

Editors

November-December 1997
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Vertebrates diverse and abundant in well-structured oak woodland

by William D. Tietje, Justin K. Vreeland

November-December 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

Fire management may hinder biodiversity

by Robin Meadows

September-October 1996
Full-text HTML | PDF

Harvesting forest biomass reduces wildfire fuel

by Gary Nakamura

March-April 1996
Full-text HTML | PDF

Litter production by bigtrees and associated species

by H. H. Biswell, R. P. Gibbens, Hayle Buchanan

September 1966
Full-text HTML | PDF

Soil nutrients after brush burning: Tests with greenhouse plants show that burning increases supply of nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur in soil

by J. Vlamis, K. D. Gowans

October 1961
Full-text HTML | PDF

Danger of wildfires reduced by prescribed burning in ponderosa pine

by Harold H. Biswell

October 1960
Full-text HTML | PDF

Reduction of wildfire hazard: Removal of dead fuel reduced damage by wildfire in treated portion of experimental second growth ponderosa pine range

by H. H. Biswell

June 1959
Full-text HTML | PDF

Manzanita control in ponderosa: Prescribed burning used to kill brush and to deplete seed source in the soil and promote germination of pine seedlings

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

February 1958
Full-text HTML | PDF

Reduction of wildfire hazard: Correct timing of prescribed burning of dead vegetation in timber reduces danger of uncontrolled fires in those areas

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

November 1956
Full-text HTML | PDF

Seedling growth on burned soil: Effect of prescribed burning on soil fertility reflected by the growth of pine seedlings in study of nutrient response

by J. Vlamis, H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultr

September 1956
Full-text HTML | PDF

Removal of tinder in ponderosa: Prescribed burning of forest brush during the wet season by tested methods effectively reduces hazard of wildfire

by H. H. Biswell, A. M. Schultz

February 1956
Full-text HTML | PDF

Burning and soil fertility: Greenhouse tests with lettuce and barley indicate nutrient content of forest soils increased by prescribed burning

by J. Vlamis, A. M. Schultz, H. H. Biswell

March 1955
Full-text HTML | PDF

Use of fire in land clearing: Proper ignition techniques important requirements for successful management of controlled burns

by Keith Arnold, L. T. Burcham, Ralph L. Fenner, R. F. Grah

June 1951
Full-text HTML | PDF

Use of fire in land clearing: Controlled burns must be planned and organized to obtain effectiveness, safety and low cost

by Keith Arnold, L. T. Burcham, Ralph L. Fenner, R. F. Grah

May 1951
Full-text HTML | PDF

Use of fire in land clearing: Selection and preparation of the area to be cleared by planned application and confinement of fire important

by Keith Arnold, L. T. Burcham, Ralph L. Fenner, R. F. Grah

April 1951
Full-text HTML | PDF

Use of fire in land clearing: Controlled burns by planned application and confinement of fire to preselected wildland area a tool of many uses

by Keith Arnold, L. T. Burchai, Ralph L. Fenner, R. F. Grah

March 1951
Full-text HTML | PDF

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