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PREDICTING SURVIVAL OF PLANTED DOUGLAS-FIR AND PONDEROSA PINE-SEEDLINGS ON DRY, LOW-ELEVATION SITES IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON
Authors: SCHNEIDER WG KNOWE SA HARRINGTON TB
Citation: Wg. Schneider et al., PREDICTING SURVIVAL OF PLANTED DOUGLAS-FIR AND PONDEROSA PINE-SEEDLINGS ON DRY, LOW-ELEVATION SITES IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON, New forests, 15(2), 1998, pp. 139-159
PLANTING COST, SURVIVAL, AND GROWTH ONE TO 3 YEARS AFTER ESTABLISHINGLOBLOLLY-PINE SEEDLINGS WITH STRAIGHT, DEFORMED, OR PRUNED TAPROOTS
Authors: HARRINGTON TB HOWELL KD
Citation: Tb. Harrington et Kd. Howell, PLANTING COST, SURVIVAL, AND GROWTH ONE TO 3 YEARS AFTER ESTABLISHINGLOBLOLLY-PINE SEEDLINGS WITH STRAIGHT, DEFORMED, OR PRUNED TAPROOTS, New forests, 15(2), 1998, pp. 193-204
2-YEAR DEVELOPMENT OF SOUTHERN PINE-SEEDLINGS AND ASSOCIATED VEGETATION FOLLOWING SPRAY-AND-BURN SITE PREPARATION WITH IMAZAPYR ALONE OR INMIXTURE WITH OTHER HERBICIDES
Authors: HARRINGTON TB MINOGUE PJ LAUER DK EZELL AW
Citation: Tb. Harrington et al., 2-YEAR DEVELOPMENT OF SOUTHERN PINE-SEEDLINGS AND ASSOCIATED VEGETATION FOLLOWING SPRAY-AND-BURN SITE PREPARATION WITH IMAZAPYR ALONE OR INMIXTURE WITH OTHER HERBICIDES, New forests, 15(1), 1998, pp. 89-106
FOLIAGE BIOMASS DISTRIBUTION OF LOBLOLLY-PINE AS AFFECTED BY TREE DOMINANCE, CROWN SIRE, AND STAND CHARACTERISTICS
Authors: XU MG HARRINGTON TB
Citation: Mg. Xu et Tb. Harrington, FOLIAGE BIOMASS DISTRIBUTION OF LOBLOLLY-PINE AS AFFECTED BY TREE DOMINANCE, CROWN SIRE, AND STAND CHARACTERISTICS, Canadian journal of forest research (Print), 28(6), 1998, pp. 887-892
GROWTH-RESPONSES OF YOUNG DOUGLAS-FIR AND TANOAK 11 YEARS AFTER VARIOUS LEVELS OF HARDWOOD REMOVAL AND UNDERSTORY SUPPRESSION IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON, USA
Authors: HARRINGTON TB TAPPEINER JC
Citation: Tb. Harrington et Jc. Tappeiner, GROWTH-RESPONSES OF YOUNG DOUGLAS-FIR AND TANOAK 11 YEARS AFTER VARIOUS LEVELS OF HARDWOOD REMOVAL AND UNDERSTORY SUPPRESSION IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON, USA, Forest ecology and management, 96(1-2), 1997, pp. 1-11
STRUCTURE OF MIXED PINE AND HARDWOOD STANDS 12 YEARS AFTER VARIOUS METHODS AND INTENSITIES OF SITE PREPARATION IN THE GEORGIA PIEDMONT
Authors: HARRINGTON TB EDWARDS MB
Citation: Tb. Harrington et Mb. Edwards, STRUCTURE OF MIXED PINE AND HARDWOOD STANDS 12 YEARS AFTER VARIOUS METHODS AND INTENSITIES OF SITE PREPARATION IN THE GEORGIA PIEDMONT, Canadian journal of forest research, 26(8), 1996, pp. 1490-1500
INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION AND HERBICIDE INJURY INFLUENCE 10-YEAR RESPONSES OF COASTAL DOUGLAS-FIR AND ASSOCIATED VEGETATION TO RELEASE TREATMENTS
Authors: HARRINGTON TB WAGNER RG RADOSEVICH SR WALSTAD JD
Citation: Tb. Harrington et al., INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION AND HERBICIDE INJURY INFLUENCE 10-YEAR RESPONSES OF COASTAL DOUGLAS-FIR AND ASSOCIATED VEGETATION TO RELEASE TREATMENTS, Forest ecology and management, 76(1-3), 1995, pp. 55-67
SEASONAL PHYSIOLOGY OF DOUGLAS-FIR SAPLINGS - RESPONSE TO MICROCLIMATE IN STANDS OF TANOAK OR PACIFIC MADRONE
Authors: HARRINGTON TB PABST RJ TAPPEINER JC
Citation: Tb. Harrington et al., SEASONAL PHYSIOLOGY OF DOUGLAS-FIR SAPLINGS - RESPONSE TO MICROCLIMATE IN STANDS OF TANOAK OR PACIFIC MADRONE, Forest science, 40(1), 1994, pp. 59-82
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