Thinning young Douglas-fir west of the Cacades for timber and wildlife

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Thinning young Douglas-fir west of the Cacades for timber and wildlife

by O. T. Helgerson

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First published: 2003 1 language

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Forest thinning Thinning Douglas fir

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