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Purpose

Determine successional trends in the forest for a silvicultural basis for farm woodland management.

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1943-05-01

Related Publications

Sprague, F. LeRoy. A statistical analysis of the forest successsion on the McDonald Forest. May 1943, B.S. Thesis, Oregon State College, School of Forestry.

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Agency

Oregon State College

Project Type

Research

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Researcher

Sprague, F. LeRoy

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36

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36