The "let-it-grow" treatment for timber--is it economically worthwhile? View on Open Library

The "let-it-grow" treatment for timber--is it economically worthwhile?

by David P. Worley

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First published: 1970 1 language
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Forest management Economic aspects Forests and forestry

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