Growth and yield of western hemlock in the Pacific Northwest following thinning near the time of initial crown closing

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Growth and yield of western hemlock in the Pacific Northwest following thinning near the time of initial crown closing

by Gerald E. Hoyer

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First published: 1987 1 language

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Forest thinning Growth Trees Western hemlock

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