Former Rocky Mountain Forest & Range Exp. Station (RM) Publications:
Research Notes (RN) - 1963-1997
Listed in descending order by publication number. Only titles with links are currently available online with more titles being added weekly.
RM-RN-537: Thirty-year growth and yield of a ponderosa pine
plantation in Arizona
RM-RN-536: Stratification and plot selection rules: Misuses
and consequences
RM-RN-535:
Constructing Bald Eagle Nests With Natural Materials
RM-RN-534:
Oldest Known Engelmann Spruce
RM-RN-533:
Larch dwarf mistletoe not found on alpine larch
RM-RN-532: Microclimae and mountain pine beetles in two ponderosa
pine stands in the Black Hills
RM-RN-531: Primary focus trees for the mountain pine beetle
in the Black Hills
RM-RN-530: Natural infection of new hosts by Hemlock dwarf
mistletoe
RM-RN-529: Hazard rating ponderosa pine stands for mountain
pine beetles in the Black Hills
RM-RN-528: Robustness of the Point-Lne Method for monitoring
basal cover
RM-RN-527: Using conditional utility models for measuring
welfare
RM-RN-526: Herbicide and fire effects on leafy spruge density
and seed germination
RM-RN-525: Frequencey of eternal defect and skiding damage
in lodgepole pine stands in Colorado and Wyoming
RM-RN-523: Large scale spatial patterns of conifer diseases
in the Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming
RM-RN-522: Mountain pine beetle emergence from infested logs
during hauling
RM-RN-521: Phloem temperatures in mountain pine beetle-infested
ponderosa pine
RM-RN-520: Distribution and causes of canopy gaps in white
spruce in the Black Hills
RM-RN-519: Insects emerging from lodgepole pine infected by
comandra blister rust
RM-RN-518: Formulating MAXMIN objectives in National Forest
Planning Models
RM-RM-517: A rain simulator for greenhouse use
RM-RN-516: Potential influences of horizontal and vertical
air movement in ponderosa pine stands on mountain pine beetle
dispersal
RM-RN-515: Stand density and mountain pine beetle-caused tree
mortality in ponderosa pine stands
RM-RN-514: Effects of Gibberellic Acid, N-6-Benzylaminopurine,
and Acetone on pinyon (Pinus edulis_ germination)
RM-RN-513: Fungi associatged with sprout mortality in aspen
clearcuts in Colorado and Arizona
RM-RN-512: The effect of training block size on unsupervised
classification of laandsat thematic mapper imagery
RM-RN-511: Vegetation establishment on reclaimed coal mine
spoils in Northwestern New Mexico
RM-RN-510: A method for constructing site index curves from
height-age measurements applied to Douglas-fir in the Southwest
RM-RN-509: Periodic annual increment in basal area and diameter
growth in partial cut stands of ponderosa pine
RM-RN-508: Net precipitation within small group infestation
of the Mountain Pine beetle
RM-RN-507: Natural tree regeneration after clearcutting in
Arizona's ponderosa pine forests: Two long-term case studies
RM-RN-506: Runoff and sediment rates on San Mateo and Querencia
soils, Rio Puerco Watershed Management Area, NM
RM-RN-505: Red turpentine beetles in partially cut stands
of ponderosa pine
RM-RN-504: Upward advance, intensificasiton, and spread of
dwarf mistletoe in a thinned stand of Western Larch
RM-RN-503: Red belt in lodgepole pine in the Front Range of
Colorado
RM-RN-502: Modifications of the portable rocket-net capture
system to improve performance
RM-RN-501: Verbenonne bubble caps ineffectaive as a preventive
strategy against mountain pine beetle attacks in ponderosa pine
RM-RN-500: Comparison of moisture retention curves for representative
basaltic and sedimentary soils in Arizona prepared by two methods
RM-RN-499: Vegetation strips control erosion in watersheds
RM-RN-498: Permanent plots for quantifying damage caused by
western dwarf mistletoes and their spread and intensification
RM-RN-497: An integrated technique for evaluating root growth
potential of tree seedlings
RM-RN-496: Frequency of external defect and skidding damage
in ponderosa pine stands in the Black Hills
RM-RN-495: Does verbenone reduce mountain pine beetle attacks
in susceptible stands of ponderosa pine
RM-RN-494: Production and utilization of herbaceous plants
in small clearcuts in an Arizona mixed conifer forest
RM-RN-493: Containment of small group infestation of the mountain
pine beetle in ponderosa pine
RM-RN-492: Fibril angle in young-growth ponderosa ine as related
to site index, D.B.H., and location in tree
RM-RN-491: Number of fungal colonies required to describe
species differences on reclaimed coal mine areas in New Mexico
RM-RN-490: Effect of storage temerature on germination of
seeds of twenty sources of ponderosa pine
RM-RN-489: Improved procedures for installing and operating
precipitaiton gages and alter shields on windswept lands
RM-RN-488: Runoff and sediment yield from two semarid sites
in New Mexico's Rio Puerco Watershed
RM-RN-487: Pattern recognition - a simple model for evaluating
wildlife habitat
RM-RN-486: Making artificial snow for laboratory use
RM-RN-485: Breeding birds in uncut aspen and 6- to 10-year-old
clearcuts in Southwestern Colorado
RM-RN-484: A portable rocket-net system for capturing wildlife
RM-RN-483:
Recording Wildlife Locations with the Universal Transverse Mercator
(UTM) Grid System
RM-RN-482: Breeding birds and small mammals in pole-sized
lodgepole pine and small inclusions of aspen in Central Colorado
RM-RN-481: Natural production potential of some Rio Puerco
soils in New Mexico
RM-RN-480: Carbon dioxide evolution from an organically amended
Rio Puerco soil
RM-RN-479: Effects of modified skidding rules on mixed confer
advance regeneration in Arizona
RM-RN-478: Classification of the forest vegetation of Colorado
by habitat type and community type
RM-RN-477: Characteristics of 1-year-old natural pinyon seedlings
RM-RN-476:
Field measurement of age in quaking aspen in the central Rocky
Mountains
RM-RN-475: Response of breeding birds to commercial clearcutting
of aspen in Southwestern Colorado
RM-RN-474: Growth impact of the North Kaibab Pandora moth
outbreak
RM-RN-473: Small mammal use of a desert riparian island and
its adjacent scrub habitat
RM-RN-472: Predicting reduction of natural fuels by prescribed
burning under ponderosa pine in Southeastern Arizona
RM-RN-471: Understory cover-biomass relationships in the Front
Range ponderosa pine zone
RM-RN-470: Seed source influences juniper seedling survival
under severe drought stress
RM-RN-469:
Classification of the forest vegetation on the National Forests
of Arizona and New Mexico
RM-RN-468: Feasibility of collecting firewood blocks with
a small skyline
RM-RN-467: Aspen regeneration in 6- to 10-year-old clearcuts
in Southwestern Colorado
RM-RN-466: Classification of the forest vegetation of Wyoming
RM-RN-465: Model-dependent sampling versus point-poisson sampling
on a Colorado timber sale
RM-RN-464: Effect of a prescribed burn in ponderosa pine on
inorganic nitrogen concentrations of mineral soil
RM-RN-463: Comparison of forest floor depth to loading relationships
from several Arizona ponderosa pine stands
RM-RN-462: Effect of prescribed burning on soil moisture and
germination of southwestern ponderosa pine seed on basaltic soils
RM-RN-461: Evaluating use of an ultrasound device to measure
distances to foliar and woody targets
RM-RN-460: Vertical spread of dwarf mistletoe in thinned ponderosa
in Arizona
RM-RN-459: Estimating sound seeds in ponderosa pine cones
from half-face counts
RM-RN-458: Effectiveness of carbaryl and acephate in reducing
damage by Petrova metallica (Busck) (Lepidoptera:Tortricidae)
in ponderosa pine windbreaks
RM-RN-457: Comparability of market and nonmarket valuations
of forest and rangeland outputs
RM-RN-456: Estimating past breast height diameters and bark
thickness of aspen in the Central Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-455: Characteristics of snags and trees containing cavities
in a Colorado conifer forest
RM-RN-454:
Natural falling of beetle-killed ponderosa pine
RM-RN-453: Site index curves for aspen in the Central Rocky
Mountains
RM-RN-452: Heavy fertilization increases diameter growth slightly
in a 55-year-old ponderosa pine stand in Central Arizona
RM-RN-451: Diameter and basal area distributions in old-growth
spruce-fir stands in Colorado
RM-RN-450: Snowpack accumulation before and after thinning
a dog-hair stand of lodgepole pine
RM-RN-449: Temperature gradient weakening in snow
RM-RN-448: Vigor of ponderosa pine trees surviving mountain
pine beetle attack
RM-RN-447: Distribution of fungal genera in stockpiled topsoil
and coal mine spoil overburden
RM-RN-446: Instructions for using the 250 cm2 shear frame
to evaluate the strength of a buried snow surface
RM-RN-445: Detecting tip mining Olethreutinae (Tortricidae)
moths in the Northern and Central Great Plains with synthetic
attractants
RM-RN-444: Response of soil fungi and soil and plant parameters
to sewage sludge and sawdust amended coal mine spoils
RM-RN-443: Demand for commercially delivered domestic fuelwood
in Colorado, 1980
RM-RN-442: Optimum temperatures for growth of Southern Rocky
Mountain Engelmann spruce and Douglas-fir seedlings
RM-RN-441: The shoelace tie-down for flight line markers
RM-RN-440: Whole stand volume tables for quaking aspen in
the Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-439: Survival and height growth of Norway spruce in
a Southcentral Nebraska provenance trial
RM-RN-438: A modified utilization gauge for western range grasses
RM-RN-437: A profile meter for obtaining surface relief and
substrate measurements in streams
RM-RN-436: Service life of treated and untreated Rocky Mountain
area fenceposts: A progress report
RM-RN-435: Observations on natural regeneration in ponderosa
pine following a prescribed fire in Arizona
RM-RN-434: Seed production in Southwestern ponderosa pine
on a sedimentary soil
RM-RN-433: Silvicultural control of dwarf mistletoe in Southwestern
ponderosa pine
RM-RN-432: Distribution of Pandora moth egg masses and first
stage larvae
RM-RN-431: Climate class adjustments improve accuracy of predicted
fuel moisture stick values
RM-RN-430: Carbofuran applications fail to reduce damage to
seeds and cones of Scotch pine in North Dakota and Nebraska
RM-RN-429: Effects of highway construction on water quality
and biota in an adjacent Colorado mountain stream
RM-RN-428: Annual needle and leaf fall in an Arizona mixed
conifer stand
RM-RN-427: Control of line expansion in drip irrigation systems
RM-RN-426: Seed: Seedlings ratios of Engelmann spruce after
clearcutting in the Central Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-425: The Deadhorse Experiment: A field verification
of the subalpine water balance model
RM-RN-424: Engelmann spruce seed dispersal in the Central
Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-423: Flowering in a ponderosa pine provenance plantation
in Eastern Nebraska
RM-RN-422: Responses of birds and small mammals to clearcutting
in a subalpine forest in Central Colorado
RM-RN-421: Sampling larval populations of the Pandora moth
RM-RN-420: Implants and sprays for control of ponderosa pine
needle miner in foliage of individual trees
RM-RN-419: Engelmann spruce seed production on the Fraser
Experimental Forest, Colorado
RM-RN-418:
Stand, fuel, and potential fire behavior characteristics in an
irregular Southeastern Arizona ponderosa pine stand
RM-RN-417: Snow accumulation and melt under various stand
densities in lodgepole pine in Wyoming and Colorado
RM-RN-416: Herbage production under ponderosa pine killed
by the mountain pine beetle in Colorado
RM-RN-415: Pollution indicator bacteria in stream and potable
water supply of the Manitou Experimental Forest, Colorado
RM-RN-414: Effectiveness of thinning ponderosa pine stands
in reducing mountain pine beetle-caused tree losses in the Black
Hills- Preliminary observations
RM-RN-413: The esthetic effects of prescribed burning: A case
study
RM-RN-412: Carlos Bates' dwarf mistletoe resistant ponderosa
pines: A postscript after half a century
RM-RN-411: Spruce beetles in blowdown
RM-RN-410: Hail damage variation by seed source in a ponderosa
pine plantation
RM-RN-409: Stream habitat improvement and native Southwestern
trouts
RM-RN-408: Duration of effectiveness of carbaryl in protecting
ponderosa pines from attack by mountain pine beetles
RM-RN-407: Regeneration on aspen clearcuts in Northwestern
Colorado
RM-RN-406: Overcoming temperature-dependent dormancy of Southwestern
ponderosa pine seed
RM-RN-405: Prescribed burning to increase mortality of Pandora
moth pupae
RM-RN-404: Variation in growth of Engelmann spruce seedlings
under selected temperature environments
RM-RN-403: Acephate residues in second year cones of Pinus
sylvestris L. sprayed to prevent damage by Dioryctria disclusa
Heinrich
RM-RN-402:
Preliminary burning prescriptions for ponderosa pine fuel reductions
in Southeastern Arizona
RM-RN-401: Key to large lepidopterous larvae on new foliage
of Douglas-fir and true firs
RM-RN-400: A collapsible quail trap
RM-RN-399: Effects of southwestern ponderosa pine mortality
on potential wood product recovery
RM-RN-398: Plant species adaptability on mine spoils, in the
Southwest: a case study
RM-RN-397: Incidence of western spruce budworm parasites in
New Mexico after aerial spraying with carbaryl
RM-RN-396: Effects of mountain home developments on surface
water quality: a case study
RM-RN-395: Characteristics of scaled quail loafing coverts
in northwest Texas
RM-RN-394: Cydia youngana (Kearfott) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae)
and associates in Engelmann spruce cones, Fraser Experimental
Forest, Colorado 1974-1977
RM-RN-393: A computer program to calculate the susceptibility
of spruce-fir stands to spruce beetle outbreaks
RM-RN-392: Reducing natural ponderosa pine fuels using prescribed
fire: two case studies
RM-RN-391: Some mountain pine beetle infestation characteristics
in dwarf mistletoe-infected and uninfected ponderosa pine
RM-RN-390: Design and construction of a miniature solar power
system to operate meteorological instruments
RM-RN-389: Woody fuel particle size and specific gravity of
southwestern tree species
RM-RN-388: Development of classes for evaluating the condition
of agricultural conservation program conifer plantings
RM-RN-387: Computer techniques for land management planning
RM-RN-386: Control of New Mexican locust and the effect on
planted ponderosa pine in central Arizona
RM-RN-385: Risk rating guide for mountain pine beetle in Black
Hills ponderosa pine
RM-RN-384: Raising bur oak in containers in greenhouses
RM-RN-383: An artificial bald eagle nest structure
RM-RN-382: A new Gila topminnow locality in southern Arizona
RM-RN-381: Constructing wooden boxes for cavity-nesting birds
RM-RN-380: A method for collecting soil-pupating Rhyacionia
pine tip moths
RM-RN-379: Recovery potential of fire-damaged southwestern
ponderosa pine
RM-RN-378: How to build and use a light table camera mount
RM-RN-377: How to use RUN WILD data files stored on microfiche
RM-RN-376: Phenology and rate of height growth of some forbs
in the southwestern ponderosa pine type
RM-RN-375: Effects of tree distribution and canopy cover on
classification of ponderosa pine forest from LANDSAT-1 data
RM-RN-374: A portable irrigation system for remote sites
RM-RN-373: Aerial stand volume table for plains cottonwood
in eastern Colorado
RM-RN-372: Microbial populations in undisturbed soils and
coal mine spoils in semi-arid conditions
RM-RN-371: Eastern redcedar seed sources recommended for North
Dakota sites
RM-RN-370: Long-term changes in cottonwoods on a grazed and
an ungrazed plains bottomland in northeastern Colorado
RM-RN-369: Effects of watering treatments on germination,
survival, and growth of ponderosa pine: a greenhouse study
RM-RN-368: Energy potential from central and southern Rocky
Mountain timber
RM-RN-367: Mountain pine beetle infestation characteristics
in ponderosa pine, Kaibab Plateau, Arizona, 1975-1977
RM-RN-366: Duration of snow accumulation increases after harvesting
in lodgepole pine in Wyoming and Colorado
RM-RN-365: Key to small lepidopterous larvae in opening buds
and new shoots of Douglas-fir and true firs
RM-RN-364: Food habits of coyotes in a semidesert grass-shrub
habitat
RM-RN-363: Roots of lodgepole pine seedlings reach depth of
only 3 to 4 inches their first season
RM-RN-362: Abert squirrel use of ponderosa pine as feed trees
RM-RN-361: The use of termites and other soil fauna to develop
soils on strip mine spoils
RM-RN-360: Dead trees used by cavity-nesting birds on the
Fraser Experimental Forest: a case history
RM-RN-359: Range cattle impacts on stream water quality in
the Colorado Front Range
RM-RN-358: Biology and control of lilac borer in the northern
Great Plains
RM-RN-357: Effects of watering treatments on germination,
survival, and growth of Rocky Mountain Douglas-fir: a greenhouse
study
RM-RN-356: Duration of deer forage benefits after clearcut
logging of subalpine forest in Colorado
RM-RN-355: Home range and movement of five mule deer in a
semidesert grass-shrub community
RM-RN-354: Estimating fuel weights of two common shrubs in
Colorado lodgepole pine stands
RM-RN-353: Abert squirrels influence nutrient transfer through
litterfall in a ponderosa pine forest
RM-RN-352: First bald eagle eggs collected for analysis in
Arizona
RM-RN-351: Past diameters and gross volumes of plains cottonwood
in eastern Colorado
RM-RN-350: Extending service intervals for drum-type meteorological
instruments
RM-RN-349: Aquatic inhabitants of a mine waste stream in Arizona
RM-RN-348: Snow accumulation and melt in sprayed and undisturbed
big sagebrush vegetation
RM-RN-347: Effects of watering, shading, and size of stock
on survival of planted lodgepole pine
RM-RN-346: Desert rodent abundance in southern Arizona in
relation to rainfall
RM-RN-345: Western wheatgrass transplants grow well on raw
mine spoil
RM-RN-344: Survival of three grass species after inundation
RM-RN-343: The effects of endomycorrhizae on growth of rabbitbrush,
fourwing saltbush, and corn in coal mine spoil material
RM-RN-342: Some characteristics of Arizona's mixed conifer
forest floor
RM-RN-341: Estimating the least cost combination of cable
yarding and tractor skidding for a timber sale area
RM-RN-340: An acoustic emissions monitoring system for avalanche
snowpacks
RM-RN-339: Solar radiation measurement in northern Arizona
RM-RN-338: Lighted collars to aid night observations of mule
deer
RM-RN-337: Productivity of skidders in selection cuts of southwestern
ponderosa pine
RM-RN-336: Effects of a prescribed fire in an Arizona ponderosa
pine forest
RM-RN-335: Early field survival of bare-root, container-grown,
and potted ponderosa pine seedlings in south-central Nebraska
RM-RN-334: Size and moisture content of pulp chips from living
and dead Engelmann spruce and subalpine fir
RM-RN-333: Induced single-flush synchronous growth of shrub
live oak
RM-RN-332: Mule deer mortality on Interstate 80 in Wyoming:
causes, patterns, and recommendations
RM-RN-331: Temperatures, growth, and fall of needles on Engelmann
spruce infested by spruce beetles
RM-RN-330: Cottontail responses to forest management in southwestern
ponderosa pine
RM-RN-329: Timber harvesting increases deer and elk use of
a mixed conifer forest
RM-RN-328: Germination, survival, and growth of lodgepole
pine under simulated precipitation regimes: a greenhouse study
RM-RN-327: A technique for slide preparation of aphids, scales,
and insect genitalia and larvae
RM-RN-326:
Site index curves for Douglas-fir in New Mexico
RM-RN-325: A "cartbench" and track system
for greenhouse production of containerized tree seedlings
RM-RN-324: Production of Engelmann spruce seed, fraser experimental
forest, Colorado: a 5-year progress report
RM-RN-323: Some reflections on biological studies of needle
diseases
RM-RN-322: Snow damage in Arizona ponderosa pine stands
RM-RN-321: Laboratory evaluation of wax and silicone for water
harvesting on coal mine spoil
RM-RN-320: Chemical properties of chaparral fuels change during
preheating before flaming
RM-RN-319: Container-grown ponderosa pine seedlings respond
to fertilization
RM-RN-318: Correlation between transmissivity and basal area
in Arizona ponderosa pine forests
RM-RN-317: Cone maturation in ponderosa pine foliage scorched
by wildfire
RM-RN-316: The influence of supplemental feed on food habits
of tamed deer
RM-RN-315: Dispersing Bacillus thuringiensis for control of
cankerworm in shelterbelts
RM-RN-314: Understory production not predictable form aspen
basal area or density
RM-RN-313: Locating western spruce budworm egg masses with
ultraviolet light
RM-RN-312: Direct seeding ponderosa pine on recent burns in
Arizona1976
RM-RN-311: Insects: a guide to their collection, identification,
preservation, and shipment
RM-RN-310: A new compact pollinator
RM-RN-309: Stand ratings for spruce beetles
RM-RN-308: Characteristics of the forest floor on sandstone
and alluvial soils in Arizona's ponderosa pine type
RM-RN-307: Trapping, anesthetizing, and marking the Abert
squirrel
RM-RN-306: Fertilizer response of alkali sacaton and fourwing
saltbush grown on coal mine spoil
RM-RN-305: A tripod mount to aid in lifting heavy objects
RM-RN-304: Nutritive value of mule deer forages on ponderosa pine summer range in Arizona
RM-RN-303: Service life of treated and untreated Black Hills
ponderosa pine fenceposts: a progress report
RM-RN-302: Submerged burlap strips aided rehabilitation of
disturbed semiarid sites in Colorado and New Mexico
RM-RN-301: A sturdy probe for measuring deep snowdrifts
RM-RN-300: Avalanche fatalities in the United States, 1950-75
RM-RN-299: Modifications in the Malaise insect trap
RM-RN-298: Sexing large aspen tortrix pupae
RM-RN-297: Early survival and growth of ponderosa pine provenances
in east-central Kansas
RM-RN-296: Carbon black increases snowmelt and forage availability
on deer winter range in Colorado
RM-RN-295: Predicting frost heaving susceptibility of Arizona
soils
RM-RN-294: Endomycorrhizae enhance survival and growth of
fourwing saltbush on coal mine spoils
RM-RN-293: Effect of bulk density on frost heaving of six
soils in Arizona
RM-RN-292: Can soil amendments aid revegetation of New Mexico
coal mine spoils?
RM-RN-291: Avalanche warnings: content and dissemination
RM-RN-290: A nondestructive method of whole-tree sampling
for spring cankerworm
RM-RN-289: Fumigate firewood infested with mountain pine beetle
RM-RN-288: An inexpensive truck-mounted ladder for inspecting
conelet development and collecting cones
RM-RN-287: Seasonal food habits of mule deer in southeastern
Wyoming
RM-RN-286: Analog temperature records from a linearized thermistor
network
RM-RN-285: Regeneration on an aspen clearcut in Arizona
RM-RN-284: A sex-lure trap for Rhyacionia tip moths
RM-RN-283: Estimating breast height diameters from stump diameters
for Black Hills ponderosa pine
RM-RN-282: Height-growth comparisons of some quaking aspen
clones in Arizona
RM-RN-281: Nest use and home range of three Abert squirrels
as determined by radio tracking
RM-RN-280: Rodent exclosures for the subalpine zone in the
central Colorado Rockies
RM-RN-279: Snow accumulation and melt along borders of a strip
cut in New Mexico
RM-RN-278: Five-year results of a ponderosa pine provenance
study in the Black Hills
RM-RN-277: Effectiveness of systemic insecticides against
the pine tip moth on ponderosa pine
RM-RN-276: Formulating conversion tables for stick-measure
of Sacramento precipitation storage gages
RM-RN-275: Runoff and erosion after brush suppression on the
natural drainage watersheds in central Arizona
RM-RN-274: A model for predicting erosion and sediment yield
from secondary forest road construction
RM-RN-273:
Identifying ponderosa pines infested with mountain pine beetles
RM-RN-272: Estimating food consumption from twigs clipped
by the Abert squirrel
RM-RN-271: Velocity-head rod and current meter use in boulder-strewn
mountain streams
RM-RN-270: A cultural control method for pinyon needle scale
RM-RN-269: An inexpensive chest for conducting frost-heaving
experiments
RM-RN-268: Effect of heat treatment on germination of alkali
sacaton
RM-RN-267: Using aerial measurements of forest overstory and
topography to estimate peak snowpack
RM-RN-266: Cubic-foot volume tables for white spruce in the
Black Hills
RM-RN-265: A spot seeding trial with southwestern white pine
and blue spruce
RM-RN-264: Aspen sucker growing from an Engelmann spruce stump
RM-RN-263: Grafting ponderosa pine scions on the parent root
system
RM-RN-262: Timing cacodylic acid treatments for control of
mountain pine beetles in infested ponderosa pines
RM-RN-261: Conversion of tree-volume equations to the metric
system
RM-RN-260: An automatic data acquisition and reduction system
RM-RN-259: A roundheaded pine beetle outbreak in New Mexico:
associated stand conditions and impact
RM-RN-258: The independence of the point-to-point variations
in windspeed and temperature in a logdepole pine stand
RM-RN-257: Mulching planted ponderosa pine seedlings in Arizona
gives mixed results
RM-RN-256: A sleeved pit gage for summer precipitation
RM-RN-255: Deer use changes after root plowing in Arizona
chaparral
RM-RN-254: Growth characteristics of bearberry in the Black
Hills
RM-RN-253: Variations of air temperature and canopy closure
in a lodgepole pine stand
RM-RN-252: Variation of windspeed with canopy cover within
a lodgepole pine stand
RM-RN-251: Computer-produced timber management plans: an evaluation
of program TEVAP
RM-RN-250: An emergence cage for soil-pupating Rhyacionia
spp.
RM-RN-249: A literature review of timber-harvesting effects
on stream temperatures: research needs for the Southwest
RM-RN-248: Seventeen-year sediment production from a semiarid
watershed in the Southwest
RM-RN-247: Snowmelt lysimeters perform well in cold temperatures
in central Colorado
RM-RN-246: Pressure bomb measurements indicate water availability
in a southwestern riparian community
RM-RN-245: Revegetating coal mine spoils in New Mexico: a
laboratory study
RM-RN-244: Bark beetle emergence cages modified for use as
pit traps
RM-RN-243: Revegetating devastated sites in New Mexico with
western wheatgrass transplants
RM-RN-242: Herbicides ineffective in controlling southwestern
dwarf mistletoe
RM-RN-241: Engelmann spruce seedling roots reach depth of
3 to 4 inches their first season
RM-RN-240: Sagebrush control with herbicide has little effect
on elk calving behavior
RM-RN-239: Soil-topographic site index for Engelmann spruce
on granitic soils in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming
RM-RN-238: An enclosed weir for small streams in snow country
RM-RN-237: Procedures for using yield simulation programs
for dwarf mistletoe-infested logdepole and ponderosa pine stands
RM-RN-236: Cliffrose and mountain mahogany seeds retain viability
6 years in cold storage
RM-RN-235: Judging ripeness of seeds in Black Hills ponderosa
pine cones
RM-RN-234: A computer program for processing historic fire
weather data for the National Fire-Danger Rating System
RM-RN-233: Winterfat fruits and seeds retain high viability
3 years in cold storage
RM-RN-232: Age of Engelmann spruce seedlings affects ability
to withstand low temperature: a greenhouse study
RM-RN-231: A cost analysis of clearing a ponderosa pine watershed
RM-RN-230: Notes on weevils from trees and shrubs in North
Dakota
RM-RN-229: An instrument for measuring tree crown width
RM-RN-228: A ponderosa pine needle miner in the Colorado Front
Range
RM-RN-227: A centrifugal tensile tester for snow
RM-RN-226: Effects of wildfire on elk and deer use of a ponderosa
pine forest
RM-RN-225: The Rocky Mountain millivolt integrator for use
with solar radiation sensors
RM-RN-224: Simulated sonic boom as an avalanche trigger
RM-RN-223: Prediction of air temperature at a remote site
from official weather station records
RM-RN-222: Accuracy of determining mountain pine beetle attacks
in ponderosa pine utilizing pitch tubes, frass, and entrance
holes
RM-RN-221: Pressure bomb measures changes in moisture stress
of birchleaf mountainmahogany after partial crown removal
RM-RN-220: Mulching improves survival and growth of Cercocarpus
transplants
RM-RN-219: An initial assessment of mammal damage in the forests
of the Southwest
RM-RN-218: Treatment height for mountain pine beetles in Front
Range ponderosa pine
RM-RN-217: Bark thickness and past diameters of Engelmann
spruce in Colorado and Wyoming
RM-RN-216: Effects of soil type and watering on germination,
survival, and growth of Engelmann spruce: a greenhouse study
RM-RN-215: Solar radiation affects radiant temperatures of
a deer surface
RM-RN-214: Litter production by oak-mountain mahogany chaparral
in central Arizona
RM-RN-213: Specific gravity variation with height in Black
Hills ponderosa pine
RM-RN-212: Seasonal variation in wood permeability and stem
moisture content of three Rocky Mountain softwoods
RM-RN-211: Emergence, attack densities, and seasonal trends
of mountain pine beetle (Dendroctonus ponderosae) in the Black
Hills
RM-RN-210: Throughfall and stemflow relationships in second-growth
ponderosa pine in the Black Hills
RM-RN-209: Development of Siberian and Dahurian larches after
10 years in North Dakota
RM-RN-208: Rearing and training deer for food habits studies
RM-RN-207: Derivation of the 1- and 10-hour timelag fuel moisture
calculations for fire-danger rating
RM-RN-206: Soil water availability in an Arizona mixed conifer
clearcutting
RM-RN-205: Effects of extractives on specific gravity of southwestern
ponderosa pine
RM-RN-204: A portable light table for field interpretation
of aerial photographs
RM-RN-203: A computer program for computing streamflow volumes
RM-RN-202: Elk and deer use are related to food sources in
Arizona ponderosa pine
RM-RN-201: Blue stain in Engelmann spruce trap trees treated
with cacodylic acid
RM-RN-200: DAMID: a discounting analysis model for investment
decisions
RM-RN-199: Moisture content calculations for the 100-hour
timelag fuel in fire danger rating
RM-RN-198: Basal area growth of Arizona mixed conifer species
RM-RN-197: Geologic soil groupings for the pinyon-juniper
type on National Forests in New Mexico
RM-RN-196: Processing size, frequency, and speed data from
snow particle counters
RM-RN-195: Predicting scaled volume recoverable from cutover
southwestern ponderosa pine stands
RM-RN-194: Western pine tip moth reduced in ponderosa pine
shelterbelts by systemic insecticides
RM-RN-193: A recording gage for blowing snow
RM-RN-192: A comparison of aerial photo and ground measurements
of ponderosa pine stands
RM-RN-191: Height-diameter equations for Arizona mixed conifers
RM-RN-190: Evaporation from bare soil as affected by texture
and temperature
RM-RN-189: Calibrating the snow particle counter for particle
size and speed
RM-RN-188: Crown competition factor (CCF) for Engelmann spruce
in the central Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-187: An infrared de-icing unit for cup anemometers
RM-RN-186: Browsing preference by jackrabbits in a ponderosa
pine provenance plantation
RM-RN-185: Fine herbaceous fuels in fire-danger rating
RM-RN-184: Growth of ponderosa pine, white spruce, and blue
spruce under clear and red fluorescent plastic
RM-RN-183: Clearing an alligator juniper watershed with saws
and chemicals: a cost analysis
RM-RN-182: Effects of watering treatments on germination,
survival, and growth of Engelmann spruce: a greenhouse study
RM-RN-181: Measuring illumination within snow cover with cadmium
sulfide photo resistors
RM-RN-180: Bristlecone pine - its phenology, cone maturity,
and seed production in the San Francisco Peaks, Arizona
RM-RN-179: Some cone and seed characteristics of Black Hills
ponderosa pine
RM-RN-178: Dispersal studies with radioactively tagged spruce
beetles
RM-RN-177: Improving survival of alkali sacaton seedlings
under adverse conditions
RM-RN-176: Economic value of recreation benefits determined
by three methods
RM-RN-175: Distribution of dwarf mistletoe in ponderosa pine
stands on the Beaver Creek Watershed, Arizona
RM-RN-174: Sequential plan for western budworm egg mass surveys
in the central and southern Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-173: Fourwing saltbush can be field planted successfully
RM-RN-172: Sequential thinnings boost productivity of a ponderosa
pine stand in the Black Hills of South Dakota
RM-RN-171: Mites associated with Ips and Dendroctonus in southern
Rocky Mountains: with special reference to Iponemus truncatus
(Acarina: Tarsonemidae)
RM-RN-170: Port-a-punch recording and computer summarization
of pellet count data
RM-RN-169: Abert's squirrels prefer mature ponderosa pine
RM-RN-168: Engelmann spruce seed dispersal and seedling establishment
in clearcut forest openings in Colorado: a progress report
RM-RN-167: Lindane spray effective against mountain pine beetle
in the Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-166: Growing fourwing saltbush transplants for field
planting
RM-RN-165: Fourwing saltbush survival after inundation
RM-RN-164: Preemergent herbicides for preparing ponderosa
pine planting sites in the Southwest
RM-RN-163: Shading and other factors affect survival of planted
Engelmann spruce seedlings in central Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-162: Emergence and survival of winterfat seedlings from
four planting depths
RM-RN-161: Cacodylic acid field tested for control of mountain
pine beetles in ponderosa pine
RM-RN-160: Storage does not affect crude protein content of
forage samples
RM-RN-159: Fire stimulated aspen sprouting in a spruce-fir
forest in New Mexico
RM-RN-158: Foliar moisture content of chaparral in Arizona:
accounting for its variation and relating it to prescribed fires
(a progress report)
RM-RN-157: Board-foot volumes to a 6-inch top for lodgepole
pines in Colorado and Wyoming
RM-RN-156: Alkali sacaton seedlings: germination and survival
in an agar and soil medium
RM-RN-155: Nocturnal radiation loss estimates for a forest
canopy
RM-RN-154: Chemical control of the Arizona five-spined ips
(Ips lecontei Sw. (Coleoptera: Scolytidae))
RM-RN-153: Pot tests indicate fertilizers can improve soils
from Black Mesa in western Colorado
RM-RN-152: Measuring angles with a carpenter's folding ruler
RM-RN-151: Influence of antitranspirants on water use, growth
characteristics, and relative drought resistance of ponderosa
pine seedlings
RM-RN-150: Strength tests on newly fallen snow
RM-RN-149: Establishment and survival of several grasses in
the sagebrush type, west-central New Mexico
RM-RN-148: Starvation in antelope with stomachs full of feed
RM-RN-147: Heated thermopile anemometer compared with sensitive-cup
anemometer in natural airflow
RM-RN-146: Estimating numbers of eggs in western budworm egg
masses
RM-RN-145: In vitro digestibility of alpine forages in Wyoming
RM-RN-144: Estimating defoliation of Douglas-fir and white
fir by the western budworm
RM-RN-143: Assimilation chamber for measuring carbon dioxide
exchange of tree seedlings in the laboratory
RM-RN-142: Assimilation chamber for outdoor measurements of
photosynthesis of tree seedlings
RM-RN-141: Response of deer to alternate-strip clearcutting
of lodgepole pine and spruce-fir timber in Colorado
RM-RN-140: Selective control of brush on chaparral watersheds
with soil-applied fenuron and picloram
RM-RN-139: Deer and elk use of a ponderosa pine forest in
Arizona before and after timber harvest
RM-RN-138: Aspen grove use by deer, elk, and cattle in southwestern
coniferous forests
RM-RN-137: Incidence of sperm in emerging female mountain
pine beetles: Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopkins (Coleoptera: Scolytidae)
RM-RN-136: Alkali sacaton seedling survival and early growth
under temperature and moisture stress
RM-RN-135: Ammonium nitrate encourages decomposition of ponderosa
pine needles under laboratory conditions
RM-RN-134: Effect of photoperiod at low light intensities
on growth of four sedges
RM-RN-133: Volumeter for estimating quantity of conifer foliage
(for expressing photosynthesis on a leaf-volume basis)
RM-RN-132: Effect of heavy late-fall precipitation on runoff
from a chaparral watershed
RM-RN-131: Herbage production differs with soil in the pinyon-juniper
type of Arizona
RM-RN-130: Modified tree pruner for twig sampling
RM-RN-129: The relation of precipitation to flow from Little
Leroux Spring on the San Francisco Peaks, Arizona
RM-RN-128: Soil temperature variations on a semidesert habitat
in southern Arizona
RM-RN-127: Some characteristics of the forest floor under
ponderosa pine in Arizona
RM-RN-126: Composting ponderosa pine bark - effects of nitrogen
addition and aeration
RM-RN-125: Douglas-fir beetle brood densities and infestation
trends on a New Mexico study area
RM-RN-124: Observations of snowpack accumulation, melt, and
runoff on a small Arizona watershed
RM-RN-123: Relationship of different forest floor layers to
herbage production
RM-RN-122: The 24-inch branch as a sample unit for egg mass
surveys of the western budworm
RM-RN-121: Effects of soil freezing on water yields
RM-RN-120: A shielded thermistor probe with portable instrument
for measuring snowpack temperatures
RM-RN-119: Thinning, clearcutting, and reseeding affect deer
and elk use of ponderosa pine forests in Arizona
RM-RN-118: Soil temperatures under forest and grassland cover
types in northern New Mexico
RM-RN-117: Preliminary evaluation of small-diameter Black
Hills ponderosa pine for veneer and plywood
RM-RN-116: Atmospheric humidity measurement near the snow
surface
RM-RN-115: A fire prescription for consuming ponderosa pine
duff
RM-RN-114: A transmitter for tracking wildlife
RM-RN-113: Species interactions of growth inhibitors in native
plants of northern Arizona
RM-RN-112: Age and year of collection affect germination of
winterfat seeds
RM-RN-111: Observations of snow accumulation and melt in demonstration
cuttings of ponderosa pine in central Arizona
RM-RN-110: Some observations on temperature profiles of a
mountain snow cover
RM-RN-109: Detrimental effect of Russian thistle on semidesert
range in west-central New Mexico
RM-RN-108: Production capabilities of some upper Rio Puerco
soils of New Mexico
RM-RN-107: Ponderosa pine dwarf mistletoe in relation to topography
and soils on the Manitou Experimental Forest, Colorado
RM-RN-106: Freeze drying for preparing Arizona chaparral plants
for energy analysis
RM-RN-105: Woodpecker feeding on Engelmann spruce beetle in
windthrown trees
RM-RN-104: Insects and diseases of Siberian pea shrub (Caragana)
in North Dakota, and their control
RM-RN-103: Composition, production, and site factors of some
grasslands in the Black Hills of South Dakota
RM-RN-102: Engineering techniques and principles applied to
soil erosion control
RM-RN-101: Natural reproduction of spruce-fir after clearcutting
in strips, Fraser Experimental Forest
RM-RN-100: Effect of a watershed treatment with picloram on
water quality
RM-RN-99: Soil-moisture trends after thinning and clearcutting
in a second-growth ponderosa pine stand in the Black Hills
RM-RN-98: Changes in grass production on ungrazed converted
chaparral
RM-RN-97: Survival and early growth of ponderosa pine planting
stock in the Black Hills
RM-RN-96: Effect of seasonal stem moisture variation and log
storage on weight of Black Hills ponderosa pine
RM-RN-95: Summer deferred grazing can improve deteriorated
semidesert ranges
RM-RN-94: Conversion of tree heights in logs to heights in
feet: Black Hills ponderosa pine
RM-RN-93: Snow accumulation and disappearance by aspect and
vegetation type in the Santa Fe Basin, New Mexico
RM-RN-92: Windfall after clearcutting on Fool Creek - Fraser
Experimental Forest, Colorado
RM-RN-91: Hybrid poplar performance at 10 years in the Nebraska
sandhills
RM-RN-90: Lessons from artificial regeneration studies in
a cutover beetle-killed spruce stand in western Colorado
RM-RN-89: Phenology of Arizona fescue and mountain muhly in
the northern Arizona ponderosa pine type
RM-RN-88: Veneer volume and grade recovery from ponderosa
pine in the Southwest
RM-RN-87: A cylindrical screen cage for rearing bark beetles
RM-RN-86: Cost implications of camper and campground characteristics
in central Colorado
RM-RN-85: Moisture-retention capacity of litter under two
Arizona chaparral communities
RM-RN-84: Helicopter-applied herbicides control shrub live
oak and birchleaf mountain mahogany
RM-RN-83: Herbicides for preparing ponderosa pine planting
sites in the Southwest
RM-RN-82: Effect of gibberellic acid spray on seedlings of
eastern redcedar, bur oak, and red oak
RM-RN-81: Percentage of filled fourwing saltbush seeds
RM-RN-80: A low-cost instrument to measure temperature or
resistance accurately
RM-RN-79: Regeneration of mixed conifer clearcuttings on the
Apache National Forest, Arizona
RM-RN-78: Weight and cubic-foot relationships for Black Hills
ponderosa pine saw logs
RM-RN-77: Cattle diets on native and seeded ranges in the
ponderosa pine zone of Colorado
RM-RN-76: Periodic mowings suppress tamarisk growth, increase
forage for browsing
RM-RN-75: Pot tests of productivity and nutritive status of
three alpine soils in Wyoming
RM-RN-74: Differences in herbage-timber relationships between
thinned and unthinned ponderosa pine stands
RM-RN-73: Racial variation in ponderosa pine at Fort Valley,
Arizona
RM-RN-72: Stocking of reproduction on spruce-fir clearcuttings
in Colorado
RM-RN-71: Juniper control by individual tree burning
RM-RN-70: Ten-year growth of two sources of large grade ponderosa
pine transplants in Nebraska
RM-RN-69: Height-diameter curves for tree species subject
to stagnation
RM-RN-68: A site index table for aspen in the southern and
central Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-67: Diurnal and seasonal fluctuations in moisture content
of pinyon and juniper
RM-RN-66: Use of openings in spruce-fir forests of Arizona
by elk, deer, and cattle
RM-RN-65: Effects of 3 years' grazing at different intensities
on crested wheatgrass lambing range in northern new Mexico
RM-RN-64: Slash cleanup in a ponderosa pine forest affects
use by deer and cattle
RM-RN-63: Use of a ponderosa pine forest in Arizona by deer,
elk, and cattle
RM-RN-62: Establishment of lodgepole pine reproduction after
different slash disposal treatments
RM-RN-61: Accuracy of soil moisture readings with unsealed
access tubes
RM-RN-60: Grouping sites by soil management areas and topography
RM-RN-59: Height growth characteristics of Siberian elm in
central Great Plains windbreaks
RM-RN-58: Water table characteristics under tamarisk in Arizona
RM-RN-57: Adaptability of forage species for pinyon-juniper
sites in New Mexico
RM-RN-56: Shrub seedling regeneration after controlled burning
and herbicidal treatment of dense Pringle manzanita chaparral
RM-RN-55: A prefabricated flume for gaging ephemeral streams
RM-RN-54: Gross job time studies - an efficient method for
analyzing forestry costs
RM-RN-53: Snow in natural openings and adjacent ponderosa
pine stands on the Beaver Creek watersheds
RM-RN-52: Determining growth of ponderosa pine in Arizona
by stand projection
RM-RN-51: Explorations in the germination of sedges
RM-RN-50: The mechanism of fenuron injury to plants
RM-RN-49: Reduction of litter and shrub crowns by planned
fall burning of oak-montainmahogany chaparral
RM-RN-48: Acorn yield of Gambel oak in northern Arizona
RM-RN-47: Phenology of grasses of the northern Arizona pinyon
- juniper type
RM-RN-46: Snow accumulation and disappearance influenced by
big sagebrush
RM-RN-45: Growth and change in structure of an aspen stand
after a harvest cutting
RM-RN-44: Multiple comparison procedures
RM-RN-43: A multiple BAF angle gage
RM-RN-42: Rate and spacing in seeding crested wheatgrass in
New Mexico
RM-RN-41: A survey of an intentional burn in Arizona ponderosa
pine
RM-RN-40: Specific gravity of alligator juniper in Arizona
RM-RN-39: Some sprouting characteristics of five-stamen tamarisk
RM-RN-38: Shrub live oak control by root plowing
RM-RN-37:
Site-index curves for young-growth ponderosa pine in northern
Arizona
RM-RN-36: Watershed management in the Rocky Mountain alpine
and subalpine zones
RM-RN-35: Picloram: a promising brush control chemical
RM-RN-34: Ground-cover changes in relation to runoff and erosion
in west-central New Mexico
RM-RN-33: Changes in perennial grass cover following conversion
from yearlong to summer-deferred grazing in west central New
Mexico
RM-RN-32: Emergence period of Black Hills beetles from ponderosa
pine in the central Rocky Mountains
RM-RN-31: Taper tables, bark thickness, and diameter relationships
for lodgepole pines in Colorado and Wyoming
RM-RN-30: Forage production and stocking rates on southern
Arizona ranges can be improved
RM-RN-29:
Lumber production in Arizona and New Mexico, 1960
RM-RN-28: Knife action and storage loosen bark on ponderosa
pine pulp chips
RM-RN-27: Overwintering habits of Ips lecontei Sw. and Ips
confusus (Lec.) in Arizona and New Mexico
RM-RN-26: Preventing metal corrosion from emulsifiable ethylene
dibromide packaged for bark beetle control
RM-RN-25: Some factors affecting germination of fourwing saltbush
RM-RN-24: Soil water storage under natural and cleared stands
of alligator and Utah juniper in northern Arizona
RM-RN-23: Sawmill and logging residues from ponderosa pine
trees in the Black Hills
RM-RN-22: Use of the grazed-plant method for estimating utilization
of some range grasses in New Mexico
RM-RN-21: Range utilization patterns as affected by fencing
and class of livestock
RM-RN-20: Root development of ponderosa pine transplants at
Lincoln, Nebraska
RM-RN-19: Specific gravity of Arizona Gambel oak
RM-RN-18: Vegetation changes following the Mingus Mountain
burn
RM-RN-17: Estimating number of visitors to National Forest
campgrounds
RM-RN-16: Notes on the introduction of deciduous tamarisk
RM-RN-15: Controlling cane cactus with 2,4-DP
RM-RN-14: Tamper proof rain gages
RM-RN-13: Height-age curves for Austrian pine in windbreaks
on loess soils of Nebraska
RM-RN-12: An inexpensive runoff plot
RM-RN-11: A seeding test with fourwing saltbush (Chamiza)
in western New Mexico
RM-RN-10: Effects of rock mulch and scalping on survival of
planted ponderosa pine in the Southwest
RM-RN-9: Estimating volumes and diameters at breast height
from stump diameters, southwestern ponderosa pine
RM-RN-8: Taper table for pole-size ponderosa pines in Arizona
and New Mexico
RM-RN-7: Estimating past diameters of ponderosa pines in Arizona
and New Mexico
RM-RN-6: A comparison of 16 grasses and forbs for seeding
chaparral burns
RM-RN-5: Stand volume tables for immature ponderosa pine in
the Black Hills
RM-RN-4:
Extent of decay associated with Fomes igniarius sporophores
in Colorado aspen
RM-RN-3: Heavy pruning reduces growth of southwestern ponderosa
pine
RM-RN-2: An analysis and simplification of the Blaney-Criddle
method for estimating evapotranspiration
RM-RN-1: Black Hills ponderosa pine susceptible to southwestern
dwarf mistletoe |
