Rate of deterioration, degrade and fall of trees killed by mountain pine beetle

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Rate of deterioration, degrade and fall of trees killed by mountain pine beetle

by Kathy J. Lewis

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First published: 2005 1 language

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Mountain pine beetle Arbres morts Produits forestiers Bois d'oeuvre Dendroctone du pin ponderosa Forest products industry Industrie Dead trees Timber

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