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Genetic and Silvicultural Foundations for Management

PUBLICATIONS

1948-1958

1948   1949    1950    1951    1952    1953    1954    1955    1956    1957    1958

 
1948
1 Staebler, George R. 1948. Predicting stocking improvement in reproduction stands of Douglas-fir. RN-41. 5 p.
2 Steele, Robert W. 1948. Light thinning in century-old Douglas-fir. RN-43. 3 p.
2a Staebler, George R. 1948. Use of dominant tree heights in determining site index for Douglas-fir. RN-44. 3 p.

1949
3 Staebler, George R., and Elmer W. Shaw. 1949. Cordwood volume tables for second-growth Douglas-fir. RN-52. 3 p.
4 Staebler, George R. 1949. Predicting the volume and mortality of reproduction stands of Douglas-fir. Journal of Forestry 47(10): 828-833.

1950
5 Shaw, Elmer W., and George R. Staebler. 1950. Financial aspects of pruning. PNW misc. pub. 45 p.
6 Worthington, Norman P., and Melvin P. Twerdal. 1950. Contents of a cord of 8-foot pulpwood. RN-69. 5 p.
1951
7 Anonymous. 1951. Guide to the Voight Creek Experimental Forest. PNW misc. pub. 20 p.
1952
8 Worthington, Norman P., and Leo A. Isaac. 1952. Experimental thinnings in young Douglas-fir. Northwest Science 26(1), 9 p.
9 Staebler, George R. 1952. The formula Scribner log rule. RN-78. 6 p.
10 Staebler, George R. 1952. Calculator interpolations. Journal of Forestry 50(5): 394.
11 Shaw, Elmer W., and George R. Staebler. 1952. An analysis of investments in pruning. Journal of Forestry 50(11): 819-823.
1953
12 Staebler, George R. 1953. Mortality estimation in fully-stocked stands of young-growth Douglas-fir. RP-4. 8 p.
13 Worthington, Norman P. 1953. Reproduction following small group cuttings in virgin Douglas-fir. RN-84. 5p.
14 Shaw, Elmer W. 1953. Effects of tetramine used for rodent control in direct seeding of Douglas-fir. RN-89. 7 p.
15 Staebler, George R. 1953. Long logs or short logs with the Scribner rule. Timberman 54(10), 3 p.
16 Eversole, Kenneth R. 1953. Better marking means better pruning. RN-87. 4 p.
17 Shaw, Elmer W. 1953. Direct seeding experiments on the 1951 Forks Burn. RP-9. 19 p.
1954
18 Steele, Robert W. 1954. Two commercial thinnings in century-old Douglas-fir. RN-97. 5 p.
19 Worthington, Norman P. 1954. The loblolly pine of the South versus the Douglas-fir of the Pacific Northwest. Pulp and Paper (Sept 1954), 4 p.
20 Shaw, Elmer W. 1954. Douglas-fir site as a basis for selecting Christmas tree land. RN-98. 2 p.
21 Staebler, George R. 1954. Extending the Douglas-fir yield tables to include mortality. Proceedings: 1954 SAF Annual Meeting. 6 p.
22 Staebler, George R., Paul Lauterbach, and A.W. Moore. 1954. Effect of animal on a young coniferous plantation in southwest Washington. Journal of Forestry 52(10):730-733.
23 Shaw, Elmer W. 1954. Seed production on the Voight Creek Experimental Forest. RN-107. 4 p.
24 Anonymous. 1954. Guide to the McCleary Experimental Forest. PNW misc. pub. 20 p.
1955
25 Worthington, Norman P. 1955. Mortality can be salvaged. Lumberman (Apr 1955), 3 p.
26 Staebler, George R. 1955. Thinning trials have requiem. Lumberman (Apr 1954), 2 p.
27 Staebler, George R. 1955. Planted hemlock shows good survival. Pulp and Paper (Jan1955): 106.
27a Eversole, Kenneth R. 1955. Spacing tests in a Douglas-fir plantation. Forest Science 1(1): 14-18.
28 Steele, Robert W., and Norman P. Worthington. 1955. Increment and mortality in a virgin Douglas-fir forest. RN-110. 6 p.
29 Steele, Robert W. 1955. Growth after precommercial thinning in two stands of Douglas-fir. RN-117. 6 p.
30 Steele, Robert W. 1955. Thinning nine-year-old Douglas-fir by spacing and dominance methods. Northwest Science 29(2): 84-89.
31 Worthington, Norman P. 1955. Should you reclassify your timberlands? Timberman 56(9), 3 p.
32 Worthington, Norman P. 1955. Lumber-grade recovery from 110-year-old Douglas-fir thinnings. RN-121. 6 p.
33 Staebler, George R. 1955. Gross yield and mortality tables for fully stocked stands of Douglas-fir. RP-14. 20 p.
1956
34 Staebler, George R. 1956. Evidence of shock following thinning of young Douglas-fir. Journal of Forestry 54(5): 339.
35 Dimock, Edward J. II. 1956. Peelers from pruned Douglas-fir. Timberman 57(9), 2 p.
36 Dimock, Edward J. II. 1956. Selection thinning in young growth Douglas-fir (a six-year report). RN-127. 6 p.
37 Staebler, George R. 1956. Effect of controlled release on growth of individual Douglas-fir trees. Journal of Forestry 54(9): 567-568.
1957
38 Worthington, Norman P. 1957. Some economic considerations in thinning Douglas-fir. RN-137. 8 p
39 Mattson, E.E. 1957. Western hemlock lumber recovery at a western Washington sawmill. RN-140. 7 p.
40 Mattson, E.E. 1957. White fir lumber recovery at a western Washington sawmill. RN-141. 8 p.
41 Hunt, John and Edward J. Dimock II. 1957. Port Orford—a poor risk for reforestation. RN-139. 3 p.
42 Worthington, Norman P. 1957. Skidding with horses to thin young stands in western Washington. RN-138. 7 p.
43 Staebler, George R. 1957. Early effects of two successive thinnings in western Washington. RN-148. 8 p.
44 Staebler, George R. 1957. Design for a test of commercial thinnings on the Hemlock Experiment Forest in western Washington. Journal of Forestry 55(11): 810-814.

1958
45 Staebler, George R. 1958. Some mensurational aspects of level-of-growing-stock problem in even-aged stands. Journal of Forestry 56(2): 112-115.
46 Dimock, Edward J. II. 1958. Litter fall in a young stand of Douglas-fir. Northwest Science 32(1): 19-29.
47 Worthington, Norman P. 1958. How much Douglas-fir will grow on an acre? Journal of Forestry 56(10): 763-764.
48 Dimock, Edward J. II. 1958. Don’t sell western hemlock short. Pulp and Paper (Dec 1958), 3 p.
49 Bishop, Daniel M., Floyd A. Johnson, and George R. Staebler. 1958. Litter fall in a young stand of Douglas-fir. RN-162. 4 p.



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