Former Rocky Mountain Forest & Range Exp. Station (RM) Publications:
Research Papers (RP)
Listed in descending order by publication number. Only titles with links are currently available online with more titles being added weekly.
RM-RP-331: Robust regression analysis of growth in basal area
of natural pine stands in Georgia and Alabama, 1962-72 and 1972-82
RM-RP-330: Interactions of fire regimes and land use in the
Central Rio Grande Valley
RM-RP-329: Finite population corrections of the Horvitz-Thompson
estimator and their application in estimating the variance of
regression estimators
RM-RP-328: Three-P cubic volume/weight scaling of Black Hills
sawtimber
RM-RP-327: The extend of bias caused by substituting points
in forest survey-a simulation study
RM-RP-326: Identifying changes in tree form for harvested ponderosa pine in the Black Hills
RM-RP-325:
Water Chemistry of Rocky Mountain Front Range Aquatic Ecosystems
RM-RP-324: Response of aspen root suckers to regeneration
methods and post-harvest protection
RM-RP-323:
Evaluation of a habitat capability model for nongame birds in
the Black Hills, South Dakota
RM-RP-322: Feasibility of a random quadrat study design to
estimate changes in density of Mexican spotted owls.
RM-RP-321: Visitor perceptions about grazing on a Forest Service
cattle allotment
RM-RP-320:
Evaluating the habitat capability model for Merriam's turkeys
RM-RP-319:
A Pebble Count Procedure for Assessing Watershed Cumulative Effects
RM-RP-318: High-elevation watershed response to sagebrush
control in Southcentral Wyoming
RM-RP-317:
Economic value of instream flow in Montana's Big Hole and Bitterroot
Rivers
RM-RP-316: Variance approximations for assessments of classification
accuracy
RM-RP-315: Application of the MAGIC model to the Glacier Lakes
catchments
RM-RP-314: Biogeochemical fluxes in the Glacier Lakes catchment
RM-RP-313: Eddy diffusivities for sensible heat, ozone, and
momentum from eddy correlation and gradient measurements
RM-RP-312: Initial growth, development, and clonal dynamics
of regenerated aspen in the Rocky Mountains
RM-RP-311: Cubic foot/weight scaling of Rocky Mountain area
sawtimber
RM-RP-310:
Evaluating the microscopic fecal technique for estimating hard
mast in turkey diets
RM-RP-309: Expected value and variance of Moran's bivariate
spatial autocorrelation statistic for a permutation test
RM-RP-308: Simulation of management options for stands of
southwestern ponderosa pine attacked by Armillaria root disease
and dwarf mistletoe
RM-RP-307: Thinning even-aged forest stands: Behavior of singular
path solutions in optimal control analyses
RM-RP-306: Sensitivity analyses of the Western Root disease
model to user-specified starting parameters
RM-RP-305: Economic value of campground visits in Arizona
RM-RP-304: Analysis of standards and guidelines in a geographic
information system using existing resource data
RM-RP-303: Sensitivity of the Western Root Disease Model:
Inventory of root disease
RM-RP-302: ONEPHASE: A simulation program to compare 1-phase
sampling strategies
RM-RP-301: Effect of prolonged drought on water relations
on ponderosa pine seedlings growing in basalt and sedimentary
soils
RM-RP-300:
Service life of treated and untreated Black Hills ponderosa pine
fenceposts
RM-RP-299: Southwestern Riparian-stream ecosystems: Research
design, complexity, and opportunity
RM-RP-298:
Twenty-two year results of a Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) provenance test in North Dakota
RM-RP-297: GENGYM: A variable density stand table projection
system calibrated for mixed conifer and ponderosa pine stands
in the Southwest
RM-RP-296: Rocky Mountain Juniper woodlands: Year-round avian
habitat
RM-RP-295: A microplot method for updating loop frequency
range trend data: Theoretical considerations and a computer simulation
RM-RP-294: Mixed conifer and aspen regeneration in small clearcuts
within a partially harvested Arizona mixed conifer forest
RM-RP-293:
Scaling of ratings: concepts and methods
RM-RP-292:
Genetic variation in Great Plains Juniperus
RM-RP-291: Model-dependent and design-dependent sampling procedures-
A simulation study
RM-RP-290: Sunter's pps without replacement sampling as an
alternative to Poisson sampling
RM-RP-289: The net economic value of recreation on the National
Forests: Twelve types of primary activity trips across nine Forest
Service Regions
RM-RP-288: Verifying eddy correlation measurements of dry
deposition: A study of the energy balance components of the Pawnee
Grasslands
RM-RP-287: Cost, time, and benefit measures for personal use
fuelwod collection in Colorado
RM-RP-286: Estimating merchantable tree volume in Oregon and
Washington using stem profile models
RM-RP-285:
Wildlife associated with scoria outcrops: implications for reclamation
of surface-mined lands
RM-RP-284: Profile models for estimating log end diameters in the Rocky Mountain Region
RM-RP-283: Contingent valuation of a quasi-market good: An
exploratory case study of federal range forage
RM-RP-282: Initial results from the Pawnee Eddy correlation
system for dry acid deposition research
RM-RP-281: Native woodland habitat types of Southwestern North
Dakota
RM-RP-280: Summer birds and mammals of aspen-conifer forests
in West-central Colorado
RM-RP-279: Genetic variation in Eastern white pine: A 15-year
test of provenances in Eastern Nebraska
RM-RP-278: Aspen sucker damage and defect in Colorado clearcut
areas
RM-RP-277: Phytotoxic potential of gambel oak on ponderosa
pine seed germination and initial growth
RM-RP-276: Forest vegetation of the Black Hills National Forest
of South Dakota and Wyoming: a habitat type classification
RM-RP-275: Trends in streamwater chemistry and input-output
balances, Fraser Experimental Forest, Colorado
RM-RP-274: The potential effect of partial cutting and thinning
on streamflow from the subalpine forest
RM-RP-273: Shrub-steppe habitat types of Middle Park, Colorado
RM-RP-272: Phyto-edaphic communities of the Upper Rio Puerco
Watershed, New Mexico
RM-RP-271: Forest vegetation of the Medicine Bow National
Forest in Southeastern Wyoming: A habitat type classification
RM-RP-270: Relationships between breeding birds and vegetation
in for woodland types of the Little Missouri National Grasslands
RM-RP-269: Estimating potential engelmann spruce seed production
on the Fraser Experimental Forest, Colorado
RM-RP-268: Effects of thinning pole-sized lodgepole pine on
understory vegetation and large herbivore activity in Central
Colorado
RM-RP-267: Twenty-year performances of Scotch, European Black (Austrian),
Red, and Jack Pines in Eastern Nebraska
RM-RP-266: Forest vegetation of the Arapaho and Roosevelt
National Forests in Central Colorado: A habitat type classification
RM-RP-265:
Genetic Variation in Ponderosa Pine: A 15-year Test of Provenances
In The Great Plains
RM-RP-264: ASPNORM: A normal diameter distribution growth
and yield model for aspen in the Central Rocky Mountains
RM-RP-263:
Effects of treatment and seed source on germination of eastern
redcedar seed
RM-RP-262: Growth of ponderosa in thinned to different stocking
levels in Northern Arizona
RM-RP-261: CITPUFF: A Gaussian Puff Model for estimating pollutant
concentration in complex terrain
RM-RP-260: Modeling acreage changes in forest ownerships and
cover types in the southeast
RM-RP-259: an evaluation of herbage and browse production
estimators used in the 1980 RPA Assessment
RM-RP-258: Effects of clearcutting a subalpine forest in Central
Colorado on wildlife habitat
RM-RP-257: Warpage of studs from young growth ponderosa pine
from Northern New Mexico
RM-RP-256:
Modeling forest scenic beauty: Concepts and application to ponderosa
pine
RM-RP-255: Pocket gopher food habits on two disturbed forest
sites in Central Arizona
RM-RP-254: Natural regeneration of Engelmann Spruce after
clearcutting in the Central Rocky Mountains in relation to environmental
factors
RM-RP-253:
Genetic variation in blue spruce: A test of populations in Nebraska
RM-RP-252: Documentation and preliminary validation of H2ITRANS
and DAYTRANS, two models for predicting transpiration and water
stress in Western coniferous forests
RM-RP-251: Effects of weather and physiographic conditions
on temperature and humidity in subalpine watersheds of the Fraser
Experimental Forest
RM-RP-250:
Ten-Year Performance of Ponderosa Pine Provenances In The Great
Plains of North America
RM-RP-249: Forest vegetation of the White River National Forest
in Western Colorado: A habitat type classification
RM-RP-248: Deer and elk forage production in Arizona mixed
conifer forests
RM-RP-247: Wounds and decay in residual corkbark fir
RM-RP-246: Effects of commercial clearcutting of aspen on
understory vegetation and wildlife habitat values in southwestern
Colorado
RM-RP-245: Bird response to timber harvest in a mixed conifer
forest in Arizona
RM-RP-244: The escaped fire situation: A decision analysis
approach
RM-RP-243: Shelterbelt establishment and growth at a windswept
Wyoming rangeland site
RM-RP-242: Determination of potential direct beam solar irradiance
RM-RP-241: Distribution of western spruce budworm egg masses
on white fire and Douglas-fir
RM-RP-240:
Effects of partial cutting on diseases, mortality, and regeneration
of Rocky Mountain aspen stands
RM-RP-239: The economic value of improved fuels and fire behavior
information
RM-RP-238: Leaf area determinations for subalpine tree species
in the Central Rocky Mountains
RM-RP-237: Bald eagle winter habitat on Southwestern National
Forests
RM-RP-236: Green ash seed source for North Dakota
RM-RP-235:
Ponderosa pine mortality resulting from a mountain pine beetle
outbreak
RM-RP-234: Cord, volume, and weight relationships for small
ponderosa pine trees in the Black Hills
RM-RP-233: Estimating ponderosa pine fuel moisture using National
Fire-Danger Rating moisture values
RM-RP-232: Volume tables and point-sampling factors for aspen
in Colorado
RM-RP-231:
An Engelmann spruce seed source study in the central Rockies
RM-RP-230: Productivity equations for forest vegetation treatment
projects in the Colorado Front Range
RM-RP-229: Management of lodgepole pine in even-aged stands
in the Central Rocky Mountains
RM-RP-228: Management of ponderosa pine in even-aged stands
in the Black Hills
RM-RP-227: Lumber yield potential of aspen in the Rocky Mountains
RM-RP-226: Sterilization of dominant males will not limit
feral horse populations
RM-RP-225: Management of ponderosa pine in even-aged stands
in the Southwest
RM-RP-224: Taxonomy and effects of dwarf mistletoe on bristlecone
pine on the San Francisco Peaks, Arizona
RM-RP-223: Ponderosa pine provenances for the Northern Great
Plains
RM-RP-222: Selection and use of snags by secondary cavity-nesting
birds of the ponderosa pine forest
RM-RP-221: Forest vegetation of the Routt National forest
in Northwestern Colorado: A habitat type classification
RM-RP-220: Chimney Spring forest fire history
RM-RP-219: Establishment, survival, and growth of selected
browse species in a ponderosa pine forest
RM-RP-218: Volume tables and point-sampling factors for ponderosa
pine in the Front Range of Colorado
RM-RP-217: Management of spruce-fir in even-aged stands in
the Central Rocky Mountains
RM-RP-216: Numerical simulation of snow avalanche impact on
structures
RM-RP-215: Carnivora food habits and habitat use on ponderosa
pine forests
RM-RP-214: Rodent population densities and food habits in
Arizona ponderosa pine forests
RM-RP-213: Natural fuel loadings on ponderosa in and mixed
conifer forests of the Southwest
RM-RP-212: Effects of harvesting ponderosa pine on nongame
bird populations
RM-RP-211: The effect of lake-based recreation and second
home use on surface water quality in the Manitou Experimental
Forest
RM-RP-210: Germination requirements of 19 species of arid
land plants
RM-RP-209: Ecology of Arizona cottontop
RM-RP-208: Preliminary classification for the coniferous forest
and woodland series of Arizona and New Mexico
RM-RP-207: A classification of spruce-fir and mixed conifer
habitat types of Arizona and New Mexico
RM-RP-206: Numerical simulation of jet rod geometry for snow
cornice control
RM-RP-205: numerical simulation of snow avalanche flow
RM-RP-204: Timber yield and financial return performance of
the 1974 forestry incentives program
RM-RP-203: Five-year growth and development in a virgin Arizona
mixed confer stand
RM-RP-202: Arizona chaparral: Plant associations and ecology
RM-RP-201: Effects of cattle grazing on ponderosa pine regeneration
in Central Colorado
RM-RP-200: Seedfala and establishment of Engelmann Spruce
and subalpine fir in clearcut openings in Colorado
RM-RP-199: RMYLD: computation of yield tables for even-aged
and two-storied stands
RM-RP-198: Status of the Gila topminnow and its co-occurrence
with mosquitofish
RM-RP-197: Habitat use by native Gambel's and Scaled Quail
and released masked bobwhite quail in Southern Arizona
RM-RP-196: Conifers for single-row field windbreaks
RM-RP-195: Heat and water transport properties in conifer
duff and humus
RM-RP-194: A system that measures blowing snow
RM-RP-193:
Growth and decay losses in Colorado aspen
RM-RP-192: Distribution of Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine
dwarf mistletoes in a virgin Arizona mixed conifer stand
RM-RP-191:
Wildfire effects on a ponderosa pine ecosystem: An Arizona case
study
RM-RP-190: Evaluation of ponderosa pine reforestation techniques
in Central Arizona
RM-RP-189: Case study of a watershed rehabilitation project:
Alkali Creek, Colorado
RM-RP-188: Soil moisture response to spraying big sagebrush:
A seven-year study and literature interpretation
RM-RP-187: Forecasting the 10-hour timelag fuel moisture
RM-RP-186: Uneven-aged management of old growth Spruce-fir
forests: Cutting methods and stand structure goals for the initial
entry
RM-RP-185: Guidelines for minimizing spruce beetle populations
in logging residuals
RM-RP-184: Bird population changes after timber harvesting
of a mixed confer forest in Arizona
RM-RP-183: Avalanche dynamics: Engineering applications for
land use planning
RM-RP-182: Regulation and control of cut under uneven-aged
management
RM-RP-181: Weight scaling for Southwestern ponderosa pine
RM-RP-180: Austrian (European Black) pine in Eastern Nebraska:
A provenance study
RM-RP-179: Eastern white pine in Eastern Nebraska: A provenance
study of Southern Appalachian origins
RM-RP-178: Douglas-fir in Eastern Nebraska: A provenance study
RM-RP-177:
Fire Danger Rating Network Density
RM-RP-176: Alternatives analysis for multiple use management:
A case study
RM-RP-175: Cost effectiveness of the 1974 Forestry Incentives
Program
RM-RP-174: Computer simulation of snowmelt
RM-RP-173: Technical feasibility of producing particleboard
from Black Hills ponderosa pine
RM-RP-172: Controlling frost heaving of ponderosa pine seedlings
in Arizona
RM-RP-171: The long-horned wood-boring beetles of North Dakota
(Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)
RM-RP-170: Forest vegetation of the Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming:
A habitat type classification
RM-RP-169: Gully development and control: The status of our
knowledge
RM-RP-168: Southwestern pine tip moth damage to ponderosa
pine reproduction
RM-RP-167:
Measuring landscape esthetics: the scenic beauty estimation method
RM-RP-166: Classification of quaking aspen stands in the Black
Hills and Bear Lodge Mountains
RM-RP-165: Crown structure and distribution of biomass in
a lodgepole pine stand
RM-RP-164: Aspen mortality in Rocky Mountain campgrounds
RM-RP-163: SWYLD2: Yield tables for even-aged and two-storied
stands of southwestern ponderosa pine, including effects of dwarf
mistletoe
RM-RP-162: Estimating airflow patterns over complex terrain
RM-RP-161: Management of mountain grasslands in the central
Rockies: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-160: Characteristics and management of Southwestern
pinyon-juniper ranges: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-159: Grazing management of ponderosa pine-bunchgrass
ranges of the Central Rocky Mountains: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-158: Range management and its ecological basis in the
ponderosa pine type of Arizona: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-157: Alpine range management in the Western United States--
Principles, practices, and problems
RM-RP-156: Ecology and management of Southwestern semidesert
grass-shrub ranges: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-155:
Range management in the chaparral type and its ecological basis:
The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-154: Range management in the central and Southern Rocky
Mountains
RM-RP-153:
Phytotoxic grass residues reduce germination and initial root
growth of ponderosa pine
RM-RP-152: Heat and water vapor flux in conifer forest litter
and duff: A theoretical model
RM-RP-151: Development of some young aspen stands in Arizona
RM-RP-150:
Provisional tree and shrub seed zones for the Great Plains
RM-RP-149: Vegetation responses to grazing, rainfall, site
condition, and mesquite control on semidesert range
RM-RP-148: A Southwestern mixed conifer plantation - Case
history and observations
RM-RP-147: Logging damage to advance regeneration on an Arizona
mixed conifer watershed
RM-RP-146: Stocking strategies and net cattle sales on semidesert
ranges
RM-RP-145: Abert squirrel cover requirements in Southwestern
ponderosa pine
RM-RP-144: Red pine provenance study in Eastern Nebraska
RM-RP-143: Jack pine provenance study in Eastern Nebraska
RM-RP-142: Watershed management in the central and southern Rocky Mountains: A summary of the status of our knowledge by vegetation types
RM-RP-141: Watershed management in the Black Hills: The status
of our knowledge
RM-RP-140: Hydrologic relations on undisturbed and converted
big sagebrush lands: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-139: Watershed management problems and opportunities for the Colorado Front Range ponderosa pine zone: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-138: Water-yield improvement from alpine areas: The
status of our knowledge
RM-RP-137: Watershed management in the Rocky Mountain subalpine
zone: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-136: Partial cutting in old-growth lodgepole pine
RM-RP-135: Land use simulation model of the subalpine coniferous
forest zone
RM-RP-134: Yield tables for managed even-aged stands of spruce-fir
in the Central Rocky Mountains
RM-RP-133: Simulating timber yields and hydrologic impacts
resulting from timber harvest on subalpine watersheds
RM-RP-132: Multipurpose silviculture in ponderosa pine stands
of the montaine zone if Central Colorado
RM-RP-131:
Development of spruce-fir stands following spruce beetle outbreaks
RM-RP-130: Watershed management in Arizona's mixed confer
forests: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-129: Opportunities for increasing water yields and other
multiple use values on ponderosa pine forest lands
RM-RP-128: Effects of pinyon-juniper removal on natural resource
products and uses in Arizona
RM-RP-127: Chaparral conversion potential in Arizona: Part
II: An economic analysis
RM-RP-126: Chaparral conversion potential in Arizona - part
I: Water yield response and effects on other resources
RM-RP-125: Demonstration test of inwoods pulp chip production
in the Four Corners Region
RM-RP-124: Silviculture of ponderosa pine in the Black Hills:
The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-123:
Silviculture of southwestern ponderosa pine: The status of our
knowledge
RM-RP-122:
Silviculture of southwestern mixed conifers and aspen: The status
of our knowledge
RM-RP-121: Silviculture of subalpine forests in the Central
and Southern Rocky Mountains: The status of our knowledge
RM-RP-120: Silviculture of Central and Southern Rocky Mountain
Forests: A summary of the status of our knowledge by timber types
RM-RP-119: Effects of chaparral-to-grass conversion on wildfire
suppression costs
RM-RP-118: Black Hills ponderosa pine timber: Poles, saw logs,
veneer logs, stud logs, or pulp?
RM-RP-117: Management of phreatophyte and riparian vegetation
for maximum multiple use values
RM-RP-116: Cost analysis of experimental treatments on ponderosa
pine watersheds
RM-RP-115: Computerized preparation of timber management plans:
TEVAP2
RM-RP-114:
Scotch pine for the northern Great Plains
RM-RP-113: Geology of the montaine zone of Central Colorado:
With emphasis on Manitou Park
RM-RP-112: Predicting avalanche intensity from weather data:
A statistical analysis
RM-RP-111: Foods of the Rocky Mountain mule deer
RM-RP-110: Partial cutting in old-growth spruce-fir
RM-RP-109: Simulating changes in even-aged timber stands
RM-RP-108: Economics of containerized conifer seedlings
RM-RP-107: Hydrologic simulation model of Colorado subalpine
forest
RM-RP-106: Control of dwarf mistletoe in a heavily used ponderosa
pine recreation forest: Grand Canyon, Arizona
RM-RP-105: A provisional tree seed-zone and cone-crop rating
system for Arizona and New Mexico
RM-RP-104: Estimating understory plant cover with rated microplots
RM-RP-103: Interpretation of trend in range condition from
3-step data
RM-RP-102: Forest stocking equations: Their development and
application
RM-RP-101:
Predicting fire spread in Arizona's oak chaparral
RM-RP-100: Water yield characteristics of three small watersheds
in the Black Hills of South Dakota
RM-RP-99: Computer simulation of snowmelt within a Colorado
subalpine watershed
RM-RP-98: Predicting softwood cutting yields by computer
RM-RP-97: Roll laminating fiber overlays on low-grade ponderosa
pine lumber
RM-RP-96: Flow and channel characteristics of two high mountain
streams
RM-RP-95: Volume tables and point-sampling factors for Engelmann
spruce in Colorado and Wyoming
RM-RP-94: Loop-frequency as related to plant cover, herbage
production, and plant density
RM-RP-93: Morphometry of three small watersheds, Black Hills,
South Dakota, and some hydrologic implications
RM-RP-92A: Partial cutting practices in old-growth lodgepole
pine - a field guide
RM-RP-92: Partial cutting practices in old-growth lodgepole
pine
RM-RP-91: Classification of deer habitat in the ponderosa
pine forest of the Black Hills, South Dakota
RM-RP-90: Sublimation of wind-transported snow - a model
RM-RP-89: Planting Engelmann spruce
RM-RP-88: Construction of an 8-mm time-lapse camera for biological
research
RM-RP-87: Simulating yields of southwestern ponderosa pine
stands, including effects of dwarf mistletoe
RM-RP-86: Moisture stresses in Arizona mixed conifer seedlings
RM-RP-85: Key to shelterbelt insects in the northern Great
Plains
RM-RP-84: National Fire-Danger Rating System
RM-RP-83: Physical characteristics and utilization of major
woodland tree species in Arizona
RM-RP-82: Veneer recovery from Black Hills ponderosa pine
RM-RP-81: Natural mortality of the western spruce budworm,
Choristoneura occidentalis, in Colorado
RM-RP-80: Daily temperatures and precipitation for subalpine
forest, central Colorado
RM-RP-79: Field and computer procedures for managed-stand
yield tables
RM-RP-78:
Scots pine in eastern Nebraska: A provenance study
RM-RP-77: Mixed conifer seedling growth in eastern Arizona
RM-RP-76A: Initial partial cutting in old-growth spruce-fir:
a field guide
RM-RP-76: Initial partial cutting in old-growth spruce-fir
RM-RP-75: An experiment in modeling Rocky Mountain forest
ecosystems
RM-RP-74: Determining timber conversion alternatives through
computer analysis
RM-RP-73: Moisture content of laminated timbers in use in
the Rocky Mountain area
RM-RP-72: Simulating yields of managed, dwarf mistletoe-infested
logdepole pine stands
RM-RP-71: Vascular plants of the Black Hills of South Dakota
and adjacent Wyoming
RM-RP-70: Frequency of stem features affecting quality in
Arizona mixed conifers
RM-RP-69: Chaparral: 47 years later
RM-RP-68: Characteristics and processes of soil piping in
gullies
RM-RP-67: Color aerial photography: a new view for range management
RM-RP-66: Real snow cover and disposition of snowmelt runoff
in central Colorado
RM-RP-65: Decay of ponderosa pine sawtimber in the Black Hills
RM-RP-64: Physical properties of alpine snow as related to
weather and avalanche conditions
RM-RP-63: Computer-assisted timber inventory analysis and
management planning
RM-RP-62: Bending strength of panelized decking from Black
Hills ponderosa pine lumber
RM-RP-61: Artillery control of avalanches along mountain highways
RM-RP-60: Runoff and erosion control by seeded and native
vegetation on a forest burn: Black Hills, South Dakota
RM-RP-59: Insects and mites associated with dwarf mistletoes
RM-RP-58: Cone crops of ponderosa pine in central Arizona
including the influence of abert squirrels
RM-RP-57: Evaluating product potential in standing timber
RM-RP-56: Tree and sawyer factors on costs of felling large
alligator junipers
RM-RP-55: Germination and establishment of fourwing saltbush
in the Southwest
RM-RP-54: Root competition between ponderosa pine seedlings
and grass
RM-RP-53: Seedfall and establishment of Engelmann spruce in
clearcut openings: a case history
RM-RP-52: Nocturnal air temperature on a forested mountain
slope
RM-RP-51: Review and comparison of site evaluation methods
RM-RP-50: Modifications and evaluations of the evapotranspiration
tent
RM-RP-49: Here's how: a guide to tree planting in the Southwest
RM-RP-48: Classification outline for snow on the ground
RM-RP-47: Major insect pests in North Dakota shelterbelts:
abundance and distribution by climate and host age
RM-RP-46: Release benefits hardwoods in crowded shelterbelts
RM-RP-45: An evaluation of seeding rangeland with pellets
RM-RP-44: A literature review of the spruce, western, and
2-year-cycle budworms
RM-RP-43: Rapid computation of yield tables for managed, even-aged
timber stands
RM-RP-42: Simulating the management of even-aged timber stands
RM-RP-41: Flora and vegetation of the Sierra Ancha Experimental
Forest, Arizona
RM-RP-40: Conversion of gullies to vegetation-lined waterways
on mountain slopes
RM-RP-39: The Great Basin tent caterpillar in New Mexico:
life history, parasites, disease, and defoliation
RM-RP-38: Periodic growth of pole-sized ponderosa pine as
related to thinning and selected environmental factors
RM-RP-37: Red rot in residual ponderosa pine stands on the
Navajo Indian reservation
RM-RP-36: Silvicultural control of dwarf mistletoe in heavily
infected stands of ponderosa pine in the Southwest
RM-RP-35: You can save your pines from . . . dwarf mistletoe
RM-RP-34: Softwood plywood production and distribution 1965
RM-RP-33:
Growing stock levels in even-aged ponderosa pine
RM-RP-32: Site indexes for Engelmann spruce
RM-RP-31: Lumber production from selected Black Hills ponderosa
pine
RM-RP-30: Response of tree seedlings to extended photoperiods
RM-RP-29: Site indexes for lodgepole pine, with corrections
for stand density: methodology
RM-RP-28: Occurrence of stem features affecting quality in
cutover southwestern ponderosa pine
RM-RP-27: A vegetative key to some common Arizona range grasses
RM-RP-26: Yield tables for managed stands of lodgepole pine
in Colorado and Wyoming
RM-RP-25:
Indicators and associated decay of Engelmann spruce in Colorado
RM-RP-24: Site indexes for lodgepole pine, with corrections
for stand density: instructions for field use
RM-RP-23: Sediment yields from high mountain watersheds, central
Colorado
RM-RP-22: The Santa Rita Experimental Range: a center for
research on improvement and management of semidesert rangelands
RM-RP-21: Yield tables for managed stands with special reference
to the Black Hills
RM-RP-20: Design, construction, and cost of rock check dams
RM-RP-19: A manual for planning structural control of avalanches
RM-RP-18: Potential solar beam irradiation on slopes: tables
for 30 degrees to 50 degrees latitude
RM-RP-17: An inventory system for multiple use evaluations
RM-RP-16: The weather and climate of a high mountain pass
in the Colorado Rockies
RM-RP-15: Method of evaluating multiproduct potential in standing
timber
RM-RP-14: Rotation, rest-rotation, and season-long grazing
on a mountain range in Wyoming
RM-RP-13: The Beaver Creek Pilot Watershed for evaluating
multiple-use effects of watershed treatments
RM-RP-12: Multipurpose prefabricated concrete check dam
RM-RP-11: Early- and late-season grazing versus season-long
grazing of short-grass vegetation on the central Great Plains
RM-RP-10: New products from low-grade ponderosa pine timber
RM-RP-9: Soil-moisture fluctuations under two ponderosa pine
stands in northern Arizona
RM-RP-8: Volume tables and point-sampling factors for ponderosa
pine in the Black Hills
RM-RP-7: Snow avalanches along Colorado mountain highways
RM-RP-6: Volume tables and point-sampling factors for lodgepole
pine in Colorado and Wyoming
RM-RP-5: Summer recreational use of selected National Forest
campgrounds in the Central Rocky Mountains
RM-RP-4: Habitat relations of vertebrates of the Sierra Ancha
Experimental Forest
RM-RP-3: Point-sampling factors for southwestern ponderosa
pine
RM-RP-2: Volume, taper, and related tables for southwestern
ponderosa pine
RM-RP-1: Lumber grade recovery from Engelmann spruce in Colorado |
