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Tree Planters' Notes Volume 36, Number 1 (1985)

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Effects of Chemical Weed Control and Seedling Planting Depth on Survival and Growth of Aspen: Gregory L. Reighard, Glenn Howe and James W. Hanover

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Yellow-Poplar and Black Cherry Grow Well After Underplanting and Release: John K. Francis and Donald L. Bivens

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Rhizomes for Vegetating and Stabilizing Steep Forest Road Banks: Kenneth L. Carvell and Scott T. Ashworth

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Grading Northern Red Oak Planting Stock: G. Stroempl

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Evaluation of Time-Temperature Monitors for Control of Seedling Storage: Robert Taylor and James P. Barnett

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Wetting Agent in the Planting Hole Reduced the Effect of Seasonal Drought on Douglas-Fir Container Stock: B. G. Dunsworth

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Three-year Survival and Height Growth of 2+0 Bareroot Douglas-Fir Seedlings Treated with a Symbex Root Dip: B. G. Dunsworth

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Applying Herbicides with a Modified Automatic Drench Syringe: Raymond J. Boyd

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Soil Solar Heating for Control of Damping-Off Fungi and Weeds at the Colorado State Forest Service Nursery: Diane M. Hildebrand

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