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Western flower thrips: arm yourself with knowledge before battling this pest
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Western Forest and Conserevation Nursery Association July 26–29, 2004; Medford, OR
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The Western Forest Tree Seed Council
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The Western Forest Tree Seed Council is a member council of the Western Reforestation Coordinating Committee of the Western Forestry and Conservation ...D. George W. Edwards
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Western Gall Rust
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Minor Diseases, Chapter 19Sally J. Campbell
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The Western Gulf Forest Tree Improvement Program - History and Accomplishments
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The Western Gulf Forest Tree Improvement Program was formed in 1969 with 13 charter members.J. P. van Buijtenen and William J. Lowe
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The Western Gulf Forest Tree Improvement Program, History and Organization
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J. P. van Buijtenen
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The Western Gulf Forest Tree Improvement Program, History and Organization
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J. P. van Buijtenen
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Western Larch Cones and Seeds--Current Intermountain Research Station Studies
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In 1985, two studies involving western larch cone and seed production were begun. The first determines the influence of spacing on seed cone production of 30- ...Raymond C. Shearer
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Western Larch Seed-Contaminating Fungi and Treatments to Reduce Infection and Improve Germination
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USDA Forest Service
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Western Nursery Herbicide Study - 1979 Update
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Summarizes the progress to date and the work remaining in the westwide nursery herbicide study. Two previously used herbicides (DCPA and diphenamid) and two ...Russell A. Ryker
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Western Nursery Situation
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Stephen E. McDonald
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The Western Red Lily Centennial Project
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L. May
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Western White Pine Seedling Mortality USDA Forest Service Nursery, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho
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USDA Forest Service
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Westvaco Cone Kiln
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To fill a definite need for a low-cost cone kiln to cure small lots of cones, the Westvaco Experimental Forest designed and constructed a kiln that has a ...L. T. Easley
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Wetland Restoration of the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area: Success and Failures
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The 3,700 acre Yolo Bypass Wildlife project is the largest wetland restoration project underway in the West Coast. The project is unique in that it combines ...Rick Storre
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Wetting Agent in the Planting Hole Reduced the Effect of Seasonal Drought on Douglas-Fir Container Stock
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B. G. Dunsworth
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Weyerhaeuser Douglas Fir Breeding Program
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C. Dean and C. Dean
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Weyerhaeuser in Arkansas
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Weyerhaeuser Company has undergone many transitions since it was founded in 1900. Changes have occurred in the timberlands and wood products divisions as well ...John Hearnsberger
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Weyerhaeuser Seed Catalog
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It is difficult to maintain accurate inventory records, let alone trying to keep them current. The problem becomes more confounded with seed when source, ...R. P. Plyler
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Weyerhaeuser Tree Seedling Harvester Systems
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Weyerhaeuser Company has several large nurseries in Northwest and Southern United States. Increasing labor costs at these nurseries has forced the ...E. W. Arnold
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What are my options for propagation fog?
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What are my options for recycling used greenhouse film?
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© What are the best seed sources for ecosystem restoration on BLM and USFS lands?
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What Are the Consequences of Reduced Effort in Tree Improvement?
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Fikret Isik, J. B. Jett, Josh Steiger, Patrick Cumbie, Ross Whetten, Saul Garcia, Steve McKeand and Tori Batista-Brooks
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What Are The Economic Implications Of Using Off-Source Seed?
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George R. Staebler
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What Do We Do to Improve Wood Properties in a Breeding Program?
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Bailian Li, Fikret Isik and Barry Goldfarb
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What does Industry Need that Tree Improvement Can Provide?
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R. B. Valley
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What does Industry Need that Tree Improvement Can Provide?
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R. B. Valley
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What Does It Cost to Grow Seedlings in Containers?
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More containerized tree seedlings are being planted in the South. The Forest Service has found they are no more costly to grow in some circumstances than ...Richard W. Guldin
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What Have You Nurserymen Got to Lose?
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In this era of rapidly changing scientific know-how, it's rare to hear a nurseryman say: "All you've got to do is throw the seeds down, water em and they'll, ...Earl W. Belcher, Jr.
