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California Agriculture, Vol. 33, No.5

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May 1979
Volume 33, Number 5

Peer-reviewed research and review articles

Understanding our forest resources through research

by Dennis E. Teeguarden

California forests: A multiple resource

by Henry J. Vaux

Clonal selection of forest trees

by W. J. Libby

The fertility of the forest

by Paul J. Zinke, Alan Stangenberger, Wilmer Colwell

Tree physiology as a basis for better silviculture

by John A. Helms, Mark R. Rutter

Root growth capacity: One key to bare-root seedling survival

by Edward C. Stone, Edward A. Norberg

Optimum initial stocking density in ponderosa pine plantations

by Dennis E. Teeguarden

Economic importance of forest industries in northern California

by William McKillop, Kent Connaughton

Wildlife research

by Reginald H. Barrett, Marshall White, A. Starker Leopold

A new approach to uneven-aged silviculture and management of mixed conifer-oak forests

by Robert C. Heald, Robert Haight

Livestock grazing in national forests

by Editors

Forest fuel management

by Ronald H. Wakimoto

Extension: Applying research findings

by Editors

Urban forest structure: A key to urban forest planning

by Joe R. McBride, Diana F. Jacobs

The impact of people on mountain wilderness lakes

by Don C. Erman

Evaluation of sparse Douglas-fir tussock moth populations

by Donald L. Dahlsten, Nancy X. Norick, John M. Wenz, Carroll B. Williams

in California forests

by John R. Parmeter

Remote sensing: An aid to managing forest resources

by Robert N. Colwell, Andrew S. Benson

Forest products laboratory

by Fred Dickinson

Decay of wood in structures

by W. Wayne Wilcox

Nonconventional bonding

by Fred E. Dickinson

News and opinion

U.C.'s forestry research has great influence

by J. B. Kendrick

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California Agriculture, Vol. 33, No.5

Download Cover PDF

May 1979
Volume 33, Number 5

Peer-reviewed research and review articles

Understanding our forest resources through research

by Dennis E. Teeguarden

California forests: A multiple resource

by Henry J. Vaux

Clonal selection of forest trees

by W. J. Libby

The fertility of the forest

by Paul J. Zinke, Alan Stangenberger, Wilmer Colwell

Tree physiology as a basis for better silviculture

by John A. Helms, Mark R. Rutter

Root growth capacity: One key to bare-root seedling survival

by Edward C. Stone, Edward A. Norberg

Optimum initial stocking density in ponderosa pine plantations

by Dennis E. Teeguarden

Economic importance of forest industries in northern California

by William McKillop, Kent Connaughton

Wildlife research

by Reginald H. Barrett, Marshall White, A. Starker Leopold

A new approach to uneven-aged silviculture and management of mixed conifer-oak forests

by Robert C. Heald, Robert Haight

Livestock grazing in national forests

by Editors

Forest fuel management

by Ronald H. Wakimoto

Extension: Applying research findings

by Editors

Urban forest structure: A key to urban forest planning

by Joe R. McBride, Diana F. Jacobs

The impact of people on mountain wilderness lakes

by Don C. Erman

Evaluation of sparse Douglas-fir tussock moth populations

by Donald L. Dahlsten, Nancy X. Norick, John M. Wenz, Carroll B. Williams

in California forests

by John R. Parmeter

Remote sensing: An aid to managing forest resources

by Robert N. Colwell, Andrew S. Benson

Forest products laboratory

by Fred Dickinson

Decay of wood in structures

by W. Wayne Wilcox

Nonconventional bonding

by Fred E. Dickinson

News and opinion

U.C.'s forestry research has great influence

by J. B. Kendrick

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