Former Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station (INT) Pre-1963 Publications:
Research Papers (1943-1962)
Listed in descending order by publication number. Only titles with links are available online.
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Research Paper 70: Logging slash flammability after five years
Research Paper 69: Preliminary aerial volume tables for pinyon-juniper
stands
Research Paper 68: Range resources and management problems
in northern Idaho and northeastern Washington
Research Paper 67: A field test of point-sample cruising
Research Paper 66: Recreation opportunities and problems in
the national forests of the Northern and Intermountain Regions
as they related to the development of a research program
Research Paper 65: Management for commercial timber - Clark
Fork Unit, Montana
Research Paper 64: Evaluation of forest fire retardants -
a test of chemicals on laboratory fires
Research Paper 63: Tables for point-sample cruising in ponderosa
pine
Research Paper 62: Useful statistical guides and graphs for
neutron probe soil moisture sampling
Research Paper 61: The opportunity to thin and prune in the
Northern Rocky Mountain and Intermountain Regions
Research Paper 60: Dwarfmistletoes of the Intermountain and
Northern Rocky Mountain Regions and suggestions for control
Research Paper 59: Production distribution trends and freight
rates as they affect Mountain States lumber producers
Research Paper 58: Logging slash flammability
Research Paper 57: Watershed management problems in the northern
Rocky Mountain Region
Research Paper 56: Effects of stocking on site measurement
and yield of second growth ponderosa pine in the Inland Empire
Research Paper 55: Spruce spider mite infestations in Northern
Rocky Mountain douglas fir forests
Research Paper 54: Seeding depth trials with bitterbrush (Purshia
Tridentata) in Idaho
Research Paper 53: Phenology and other features of the flowering
of pines, with special reference to Pinus monticola Dougl.
Research Paper 52: Root characteristics of western white pine
and associated tree species in a stand affected with pole blight
of white pine
Research Paper 51: Costs of logging virgin ponderosa pine
in central Idaho
Research Paper 50: Market prospects for Mountain States timber
Research Paper 49: Thunderstorm analysis in the northern Rocky
Mountains
Research Paper 48: The Project Skyfire cloud-seeding generator
Research Paper 47: Effects of plowing and seeding on some
forage production and hydrologic characteristics of a subalpine
range in central Utah
Research Paper 46: Lodgepole pine - a lumber species
Research Paper 45: Industrial opportunities in the Headwaters
Timber Development Unit
Research Paper 44: Relation of minimum area standards to proportions
obtained by dot samples on aerial photos
Research Paper 43: A procedure for converting conventional
tree volume tables (cubic) to formulae
Research Paper 42: How important is relief in area estimates
from dot sampling on aerial photos?
Research Paper 41: Preliminary aerial volume tables for conifer
stands in the Rocky Mountains
Research Paper 40: Regression coefficients for computing cubic-foot
volume of Rocky Mountain trees
Research Paper 39: Engelmann spruce - its properties, uses
and production
Research Paper 38: Economics research needs related to wild
land management in the Mountain States and development
Research Paper 37: Species adaptability and seeding season
for increased forage production in northeast Washington
Research Paper 36: Growth of young ponderosa pine stands in
the Inland Empire
Research Paper 35: Project Skyfire - a progress report on
lightning fire and atmospheric research
Research Paper 34: Delineating ponderosa pine volume and site
quality classes from aerial photographs
Research Paper 33: A comparison of browse species for revegetation
of big-game winter ranges in southwestern Idaho
Research Paper 32: A condition guide for aspen ranges of Utah,
Nevada, southern Idaho, and western Wyoming
Research Paper 31: Statistics on western wild land resources
Research Paper 30: Lodgepole pine bibliography
Research Paper 29: Publications of the Intermountain Forest
and Range Experiment Station, 1956 through 1960
Research Paper 28: Results of cutting overmature ponderosa
pine in southern Idaho
Research Paper 27: Status of research on watershed protection
requirements for granitic mountain soils in southwestern Idaho
Research Paper 26: Some methods for relating sediment production
to watershed conditions
Research Paper 25: Eradication of wyethia
Research Paper 24: A review of Utah's big game, livestock,
and range relationship problems
Research Paper 23: Stocking of logged ponderosa pine land
in central Idaho
Research Paper 22: Seedling stands from airplane broadcasting
of pelleted and unpelleted seed in Southeastern Utah
Research Paper 21: Landslides and sedimentation in the North
Fork of the Ogden River, May 1949
Research Paper 20: Effects of controlled burning on bitterbrush
on the Upper Snake River plains
Research Paper 19: Suggestions for techniques in reforestation
in the Intermountain Region
Research Paper 18: Seasonal periods for planting grasses in
the subalpine zone of central Utah
Research Paper 17: Heavy stocking - a handicap to range sheep
production
Research Paper 16: Seeding southern Idaho range lands by airplane
Research Paper 15: An economic analysis of public grazing
problems in central Utah
Research Paper 14: Season, date, and depth of planting crested
wheatgrass and other grasses at lower elevations in northern
Nevada
Research Paper 13: Hints for use of the wheatland-type plows
for brush eradication in connection with range reseeding
Research Paper 12: Indicators of downward trend on sagebrush-perennial
grass ranges grazed by sheep in the spring and fall
Research Paper 11: Seeding grass on deteriorated aspen range
Research Paper 10: Eradication of big sagebrush (Artemisia
tridentata)
Research Paper 9: Experiment shows value of crested wheatgrass
and rye for spring and fall pasturage
Research Paper 8: An efficient method of broadcasting grass
seeds
Research Paper 7: Grazing management needed after accidental
burns
Research Paper 6: Principles and indicators for judging condition
and trend of high range-watersheds
Research Paper 5: Good seed for range reseeding
Research Paper 4: Hand collection and cleaning of seed of
native forage plants
Research Paper 3: How to reseed Nevada range lands
Research Paper 2: How to reseed southern Idaho range lands
Research Paper 1: How to reseed Utah range lands |