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Research Papers

RP-270
Using species distribution models with climate change scenarios to aid ecological restoration decisionmaking for southern California shrublands
Erin C. Riordan, Arlee M. Montalvo, Jan L. Beyers
RP-269
Physical characteristics of shrub and conifer fuels for fire behavior models
Jonathan R. Gallacher, Thomas H. Fletcher, Victoria Lansinger, Sydney Hansen, Taylor Ellsworth, David R. Weise
RP-268
Evaluation of standard methods for collecting and processing fuel moisture samples
Sally M. Haase, José J. Sánchez, and David R. Weise
RP-267
Defoliation effects on growth and mortality of three young southern pine species.
David R. Weise, Dale D. Wade, Ragnar W. Johansen, Haiganoush K. Preisler, David C. Combs and Edward E. Ach
RP-266
Using Fire Return Interval Departure (FRID) Analysis to Map Spatial and Temporal Changes in Fire Frequency on National Forest Lands in California
Hugh D. Safford and Kip M. Van de Water
RP-265
Pinus ponderosa: geographic races and subspecies based on morphological variation
Robert Z. Callaham
RP-264
Pinus ponderosa: a taxonomic review with five subspecies in the United States
Robert Z. Callaham
RP-263
Climate project screening tool: an aid for climate change adaptation
Toni Lyn Morelli, Sjarpm Yeh, Nikola M. Smith, Mary Beth Hennessy, Contance I. Millar
RP-262
A climate change primer for land managers: an example from the Sierra Nevada
Toni Lyn Morelli, Maureen C. McGlinchy, and Ronald P. Neilson
RP-260
A synthesis of five nationwide studies: perceptions of law enforcement and investigations in the USDA Forest Service
Deborah J. Chavez and Joanne F. Tynon
RP-259
Using HFire for spatial modeling of fire in shrublands
Seth H. Peterson, Marco E. Morais, Jean M. Carlson, Philip E. Dennison, Dar A. Roberts, Max A. Moritz, and David R. Weise
RP-258
Decision modeling for analyzing fire action outcomes
Donald G. MacGregor and Armando González-Cabán
RP-257
The experience of community residents in a fire-prone ecosystem: a case study on the San Bernardino National Forest
Cvetkovich, George T.; Winter, Patricia L.
RP-255
Forest Service special agents, assistant special agents in charge, senior special agents, and supervisory special agents report: nationwide study
Deborah J. Chavez and Joanne F. Tynon
RP-254
Forest Service patrol captain and patrol commanders report: nationwide study
Deborah J. Chavez and Joanne F. Tynon
RP-253
Forest Service special agent in charge report: nationwide study
Deborah J. Chavez and Joanne F. Tynon
RP-252
Forest service law enforcement officer report: nationwide study
Deborah J. Chavez and Joanne F. Tynon
RP-251
Development of Vegetation in a Young Ponderosa Pine Plantation: Effect of Treatment Duration and Time Since Disturbance
Philip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-250
Manager Perceptions of Issues and Actions for Off-Highway Vehicle Management on National Forests in California
Deborah J. Chavez and Nancy E. Knap
RP-249
Economic value of big game habitat production from natural and prescribed fire
Armando Gonzalez-Caban, John B. Loomis, Dana Griffin, Elen Wu, Daniel McCollum, Jane McKeever, Diane Freeman
RP-248
Development of a Mixed-Shrub-Planted Ponderosa Pine Community on a Poor Site After Site Preparation and Release
Philip M. McDonald
RP-247
Social Trust and the Management of Threatened and Endangered Species: A Study of Communities of Interest and Communities of Place
George T. Cvetkovich and Patricia L. Winter
RP-246
Timing and duration of release treatments affect vegetation development in a young California white fir plantation
Philip M. McDonald, Gary O. Fiddler
RP-245
Timing and duration of release affect vegetation development in a young ponderosa pine plantation
Philip M. McDonald, Gary O. Fiddler
RP-244
Recreation at the Redding resource area of California
Patricia L. Winter
RP-243
Ecology and development of Douglas-fir seedlings and associated plant species in a coast range plantation
Phillip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-242
Effect of cattle grazing, seeded grass, and an herbicide on Ponderosa Pine seedling survival and growth
Phillip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-241
Plant community development after 28 years in small group-selection openings
Phillip M. Macdonald and Phillip E. Reynolds
RP-240
Measuring the economic benefit of maintaining the ecological integrity of the Río Mameyes in Puerto Rico
Armando González-Cabán and John Loomis
RP-239
Diversity, density, and development of early vegetation in a small clear-cut environment
 Phillip M. Macdonald
RP-238
Periodic annual diameter increment after overstory removal in mixed conifer stands
Fabian C.C. Uzoh, K. Leroy Dolph, John R. Anstead
RP-237
Effectiveness of Esfenvalerate, Cyfluthrin, and Carbaryl in protecting individual Lodgepole Pines and Ponderosa Pines from attack by Dendroctonus spp.
Michael I. Haverty, Patrick J. Shea, James T. Hoffman, John M. Wenz, Kenneth E. Gibson
RP-236
Cultural diversity of Los Angeles county residents using undeveloped natural Areas
Patrick T. Tierney, Rene F. Dahl, Deborah J. Chavez
RP-235
Combining silviculture and landscape architecture to enhance the roadside view
 Phillip M. Macdonald, R. Burton Litton, Jr.
RP-234
Vegetation trends in a young Ponderosa Pine plantation treated by manual release and mulching
Philip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-233
Treatment duration and time since disturbance affect vegetation development in a young California Red Fir plantation
Philip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-232
Mechanical and chemical release in a 12-year-old Ponderosa Pine plantation
Gary O. Fiddler and Philip M. McDonald
RP-231
Vegetation trends in a 31-year-old Ponderosa Pine plantation: effect of different shrub densities
Philip M. McDonald and Celeste S. Abbott
RP-230
Analysis of USDA Forest Service fire-related expenditures 1970-1995
Ervin G. Schuster, David A. Cleaves, and Enoch F. Bell
RP-229
A contingent valuation study of the value of reducing fire hazards to old-growth forest in the Pacific Northwest
John B. Loomis, Armando González-Cabán, and Robin Gregory
RP-228
Vegetation trends in a young conifer plantation after grazing, grubbing, and chemical release
Philip M. McDonald, Gary O. Fiddler, Peter W. Meyer
RP-227
Crown area equations for 13 species of trees and shrubs in northern California and southwestern Oregon
Fabian C.C. Uzoh and Martin W. Ritchie
RP-226
Mountain biking: issues and actions for USDA Forest Service managers
Deborah J. Chavez
RP-225
Development of a mixed shrub-Tanoak-Douglas-fir community in a treated and untreated condition
Philip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-224
Development of a mixed shrub-Ponderosa Pine community
Philip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-223
Grazing on regeneration sites encourages pine seedling growth
Raymond D. Ratliff and Renee G. Denton
RP-222
Mulching to Regenerate a Harsh Site: Effect on Douglas-Fir Seedlings, Forbs, Grasses, and Ferns
Philip M. McDonald, Gary O. Fiddler, Henry R. Harrison
RP-221
Repeated manual release in a young plantation: effect on Douglas-fir seedlings, hardwoods, shrubs, forbs, and grasses
Philip M. McDonald, Gary O. Fiddler, Henry R. Harrison
RP-220
Seedfall, Regeneration, and Seedling Development in Group-Selection Openings
Phillip M. McDonald and Celeste S. Abbott
RP-219
Winter Sowings Produce 1-0 Sugar Pine Planting Stock in the Sierra Nevada
James L. Jenkinson and Arthur H. McCain
RP-218
Abies concolor Growth Responses to Vegetation Changes Following Shrub Removal, Northern Sierra Nevada, California
Susan G. Conard and Steven R. Sparks
RP-217
Stemwood Production Patterns in Ponderosa Pine: Effects of Stand Dynamics and Other Factors
Michael J. Arbaugh and David L. Peterson
RP-216
Visitor Perceptions of Crowding and Discrimination at Two National Forests in Southern California
Deborah J. Chavez
RP-215
Vegetation trends in young conifer plantation after 10 years of grazing by sheep
Philip M. McDonald and Gary 0. Fiddler
RP-214
Predicting height increment of young-growth red fir in California and Southern Oregon
K. Leroy Dolph
RP-213
Managed and Natural Landscapes: What Do People Like?
Arthur W. Magill
RP-212
Incidence and effects of endemic populations of forest pests in young mixed-conifer forests of the Sierra Nevada
Carroll B. Williams, David L. Azuma, and George T. Ferrell
RP-211
Correlation and Prediction of Snow Water Equivalent from Snow Sensors
Bruce J. McGurk and David L. Azuma
RP-210
A diameter increment model for Red Fir in California and Southern Oregon
K. Leroy Dolph
RP-209
Avifauna in Southern California chaparral: seasonal distribution, habitat association, reproductive phenology
William O. Wirtz II
RP-208
Resistance of Ponderosa Pine to Western Dwarf Mistletoe in Central Oregon
Robert F. Scharpf and Lewis F. Roth
RP-207
One Seed Source of Jeffrey Pine Shows Resistance to Dwarf Mistletoe
Robert F. Scharpf, Bohun B. Kinloch, and James L. Jenkinson
RP-206
Polymorphic site index for Red Fir in California and Southern Oregon
K. Leroy Dolph
RP-205
Site preparation affects survival, growth of Koa on degraded montane forest land
Paul G. Scowcroft and Kenneth T. Adee
RP-204
White pine blister rust at mountain home demonstration state forest: a case study of the epidemic and prospects for genetic control
Bohun B. Kinloch and David Dulitz Jr.
RP-203
Assessing Public Concern for Landscape Quality: A Potential Model to Identify Visual Thresholds
Arthur W. Magill
RP-202
Habitat preferences and distribution of mammals in California chaparral
Ronald D. Quinn
RP-201
Ecology of insects in California chaparral
Don C. Force
RP-200
Content of chemical elements in tree rings of Lodgepole Pine and Whitebark Pine from a subalpine Sierra Nevada Forest
David L. Peterson and Darren R. Anderson
RP-199
Ponderosa Pine Seedlings and Competing Vegetation: Ecology, Growth, and Cost
Philip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-198
Stability and Change in Minerotrophic Peatlands, Sierra Nevada of California and Nevada
James W. Bartolome, Don C. Erman, and Charles F. Schwarz
RP-197
Estimating Postfire Water Production in the Pacific Northwest
Donald F. Potts, David L. Peterson, and Hans R. Zuuring
RP-196
Snag Densities in Old-Growth Stands on the Gasquet Ranger District, Six Rivers National Forest, California
Thomas M. Jimerson
RP-195
Bird Foraging on Incense-cedar and Incense-cedar Scale During Winter in California
Michael L. Morrison, Donald L. Dahlsten, Susan M. Tait, Robert C. Heald, Kathleen A. Milne, and David L. Rowney
RP-194
Thinning Decreases Mortality and Increases Growth of Ponderosa Pine in Northeastern California
Gary O. Fiddler, Dennis R. Hart, Troy A. Fiddler, and Philip M. McDonald
RP-193
Searching for the Value of a View
Arthur W. Magill and Charles F. Schwarz
RP-192
Economic Efficiency and Risk Character of Fire Management Programs, Northern Rocky Mountains
Thomas J. Mills and Frederick W. Bratten
RP-191
Predicting Height Increment of Young-Growth Mixed Conifers in the Sierra Nevada
K. Leroy Dolph
RP-190
Prediction of Periodic Basal Area Increment for Young-Growth Mixed Conifers in the Sierra Nevada
K. Leroy Dolph
RP-189
A Fire Management Simulation Model Using Stochastic Arrival Times
Erie L. Smith
RP-188
Six-Year Growth of Eucalyptus Saligna Plantings as Affected by Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer
Craig D. Whitesell Dean S. DeBell Thomas H. Schubert
RP-187
Benefits of Eucalyptus-Albizia Mixtures Vary by Site on Hawaii Island
Dean S. DeBell, Craig D. Whitesell, and Thomas B. Crabb
RP-186
Pruning Dwarf Mistletoe Brooms Reduces Stress on Jeffrey Pines, Cleveland National Forest, California
Robert F. Scharpf, Richard S. Smith, and Detlev Vogler
RP-185
Site Index Curves for Young-Growth California White Fir on the Western Slopes of the Sierra Nevada
K. Leroy Dolph
RP-184
Shelterwood Regeneration of True Fir: conclusions after 8 years
Robert J. Laacke and Jeanne H. Tomaschesk
RP-183
Overstory Removal: stand factors related to success and failure
Robert J. Laacke and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-182
Release of Douglas-Fir Seedlings: growth and treatment costs
Philip M. McDonald and Gary O. Fiddler
RP-181
Performance of Australian provenances of Eucalyptus grandis and Eucalyptus saligna in Hawaii
Roger G. Skolmen
RP-180
Growth of California Red Fir Advance Regeneration After Overstory Removal and Thinning
William W. Oliver
RP-179
Timber Net Value and Physical Output Changes Following Wildfire in the Northern Rocky Mountains: estimates for specific fire situations
Patrick J. Flowers, Patricia B. Shinkle, Daria A. Cain, and Thomas J. Mills
RP-178
Sensitivity of Fire Behavior Simulations to Fuel Model Variations
Lucy A. Salazar
RP-177
Watershed Modeling for Fire Management Planning in the Northern Rocky Mountains
Donald F. Potts, David L. Peterson, and Hans R. Zuuring
RP-176
Species Trials for Biomass Plantations in Hawaii: a first appraisal
Thomas H. Schubert and Craig D. Whitesell
RP-175
Mixed Plantations of Eucalyptus and leguminous Trees Enhance Biomass Production
Dean S. DeBell, Craig D. Whitesell, and Thomas H. Schubert
RP-174
Changes in Fire Weather Distributions: Effects on Predicted Fire Behavior
Lucy A. Salazar and Larry S. Bradshaw
RP-173
Estimating Postfire Changes in Production and Value of Northern Rocky Mountain-Intermountain Rangelands
David L. Peterson, and Patrick J. Flowers
RP-172
Brush Reduces Growth of Thinned Ponderosa Pine in Northern California
William W. Oliver
RP-171
Costs of Fire Suppression Forces Based On Cost...Aggregation Approach
Armando Gonzalez-Caban, Charles W. McKetta, Thomas J. Mills
RP-170
Carbaryl Applied at Reduced Dosage Rates for Control of Western Spruce Budworm
George P. Markin and David R. Johnson
RP-169
Growth of 11 Introduced Tree Species on Selected Forest Sites in Hawaii
Michael G. Buck, and Roger H. Imoto
RP-168
Clog Bioassay of Residual Effectiveness of Insecticides Against Bark Beetles
Richard H. Smith
RP-167
Land Management Planning: a method of evaluating alternatives
Andres Weintraub, Richard Adams, and Linda Yellin
RP-166
Ranking Independent Timber Investments by Alternative Investment Criteria
Thomas J. Mills, and Gary E. Dixon
RP-165
Stem Infection by Dwarf Mistletoe in California Firs
John R. Parmeter Jr., and Robert F. Scharpf
RP-164
Stem Volume Losses in Grand Firs Topkilled by Western Spruce Budworm in Idaho
George T. Ferrell, and Robert F. Scharpf
RP-163
Optimum Use of Air Tankers in Initial Attack: selection, basing, and transfer rules
Francis E. Greulich, and William G. O'Regan
RP-162
Remote Sensing Techniques Aid in Preattack Planning for Fire Management
Lucy Anne Salazar
RP-161
Population Dynamics of Dwarf Mistletoe on Young True Firs in, the Central Sierra Nevada, California
Robert F. Scharpf, and J. R. Parmeter Jr.
RP-160
Xylem Monoterpenes of Some Hard Pines of Western North America: three studies
Richard H. Smith
RP-159
Computer Simulation for Integrated Pest Management of Spruce Budworms
Carroll B. Williams Jr., and Patrick J. Shea
RP-158
Mapping Pine Mortality by Aerial Photography, Umstead State Park, North Carolina
Clarence J. DeMars, Garey W. Slaughter, and Lula E. Greene John H.Ghent
RP-157
Economic Efficiency of Fire Management Programs at Six National Forests
Dennis L. Schweitzer, Ernest V. Anderson, and Thomas J. Mills
RP-156
West Coast Tree Improvement Programs: a break-even, cost-benefit analysis
F. Thomas Ledig Richard, and L. Porterfield
RP-155
Elytroderma Disease Reduces Growth and Vigor, Increases Mortality of Jeffrey Pines at Lake Tahoe Basin, California
Robert F. Scharpf, and Robert V. Baga
RP-154
Improving Plantation Establishment by Optimizing Growth Capacity and Planting Time of Western Yellow Pines Research Paper
James L. Jenkinson
RP-153
Growth of White Firs Defoliated by Modoc Budworm in Northeastern California
George T. Ferrell
RP-152
Tests of 36 Eucalyptus Species in Northern California
James R. King and Stanley L. Krugman
RP-151
Saligna Eucalyptus Growth in a 15-Year-Old Spacing Study in Hawaii
Gerald A. Walters
RP-150
Seed Dissemination in Small Clearcuttings in North-Central California
Philip M. McDonald
RP-149
Roadless Area-Intensive Management Tradeoffs on the Sierra National Forest, California
Robert J. Hrubes, Kent P. Connaughton, and Robert W. Sassaman
RP-148
Effects of Sevin-4-Oil, Dimilin, and Orthene on Forest Birds in Northeastern Oregon
Merle L. Richmond, Charles J. Henny, Randy L. Floyd, R. William Mannan, Deborah M. Finch, and Lawrence R. DeWeese
RP-147
Growth of planted ponderosa pine thinned to different stocking levels in northern California
William W. Oliver
RP-146
A Watershed's Response to Logging and Roads: South Fork of Casper Creek, California, 1967-1976
Raymond M. Rice, Forest B. Tilley, and Patricia A. Datzman
RP-145
Soil heating in chaparral fires: effects on soil properties, plant nutrients, erosion, and runoff
Leonard F. DeBano, Raymond M. Rice, and C. Eugene Conrad.
RP-144
Effects of aerially applied mexacarbate on western spruce budworm larvae and their parasites in Montana
Carroll B. Williams, Jr., Patrick J. Shea, and Mark D. McGregor
RP-143
Dwarf mistletoe-infected red fir: growth after release
Robert F. Scharpf
RP-142
Regeneration of Douglas-fir cutblocks on the Six Rivers National Forest in northwestern California
R. O. Strothmann
RP-141
Fifteen-year growth patterns after thinning a ponderosa-Jeffrey pine plantation in northeastern California
William W. Oliver
RP-140
Successful natural regeneration cuttings in California true firs
Donald T. Gordon
RP-139
Growth and Mortality of Thinned Knobcone × Monterey Pine Saplings Affected by Engraver Beetles and a Hard Freeze
William W. Oliver
RP-138
Testing aerially applied Orthene for control of larch casebearer.
John S. Hard, Stanley Meso, and Michael Haskett
RP-137
Urban users of wildland areas as forest fire risks
Folkman, William S.
RP-136
Estimating snowpack density from albedo measurement
James L. Smith and Howard G. Halverson
RP-135
A landscape inventory framework: scenic analyses of the Northern Great Plains
Litton R. Burton Jr. and Robert J. Tetlow
RP-134
Control of brush regrowth with herbicides on pine plantations in northern California
Jay R. Bentley and Kenneth M. Estes
RP-133
Growth models for ponderosa pine: I. Yield of unthinned plantations in northern California
William W. Oliver and Robert F. Powers
RP-132
Ponderosa pine response to fertilization: influence of brush removal and soil type
Robert F. Powers and Grant D. Jackson
RP-131
Response of visitors to the Rainbow Trail: an evaluation of an interpretive area in the Lake Tahoe Basin, California
Richard A. Kuehner and Gary H. Elsner
RP-130
Control of douglas-fir tussock moth by aerially applied Dimilin (TH 6040)
John S. Hard, James D. Ward, and Steven Ilnytzky
RP-129
Team teaching fire prevention program: evaluation of an education technique
Frank L. Ryan, Frank H. Gladen, and William S. Folkman
RP-128
Site classification of Ponderosa Pine stands under stocking control in California
Robert F. Powers and William W. Oliver
RP-127
Edaphic Interactions in First-Year Growth of California Ponderosa Pine
James L. Jenkinson
RP-126
Radiation effects on moisture variation in ponderosa pine litter
Clive M. Countryman
RP-125
High-Fire-Risk Behavior in Critical Fire Areas
William S. Folkman
RP-124
Low-volume and Slow-burning Vegetation for Planting on Clearings in California Chaparral
Eamor C. Nord and Lisle R. Green
RP-123
Evaluating stream trout habitat on large-scale aerial color photographs
Wallace I. Greentree and Robert C. Aldrich
RP-122
Population buildup and vertical spread of dwarf mistletoe on young red and white firs in California
Robert F. Scharpf and John R. Parmeter, Jr.
RP-121
Campsite sesemtion systems . . . the camper's viewpoint
Arthur W. Magill
RP-120
RANGE RAM: a long-term planning method for managing grazing lands
Henricus C. Jansen
RP-119
Fire and children: learning survival skills
Jeanne H. Block, Jack Block, and William S. Folkman
RP-118
Species adaptability trials for man-made forests in Hawaii
Whitesell, Craig D., and Gerald A. Walters
RP-117
Shelterwood cutting in a young-growth, mixed-conifer stand in north central California
Philip M. McDonald
RP-116
Organizational factors in fire prevention: roles, obstacles, and recommendations
John R. Christiansen, William S. Folkman, W. Keith Warner, and Michael L. Woolcott
RP-115
FOREST REGENERATION AND SEEDLING GROWTH from five major cutting methods in north-central California
Philip M. McDonald
RP-114
Microcopying wildland maps for distribution and scanner digitizing
Elliot L. Amidon and E. Joyce Dye
RP-113
Evaluation of Skylab (EREP) data for forest and rangeland surveys
Robert C. Aldrich
RP-112
Evaluation of ERTS-1 data for forest and rangeland surveys
Robert C. Heller
RP-111
Natural seedlings and sprouts after regeneration cuttings in old-growth redwood
Kenneth N. Boe
RP-110
Plants of the highest Santa Lucia and Diablo Range peaks, California
Griffin, James R.
RP-109
Weather and tree growth associated with white fir mortality caused by fir engraver and roundheaded fir borer
George T. Ferrell and Ralph C. Hall
RP-108
Increasing Planting Stock Size by Family Selection in California Ponderosa Pine
James L. Jenkinson
RP-107
WRIS: a resource information system for wildland management
Robert M. Russell, David A. Sharpnack, and Elliot L. Amidon
RP-106
Radio and television use in Butte County, California: application to fire prevention
William S. Folkman
RP-105
Ohia forest decline: its spread and severity in Hawaii
Edwin Q. P. Petteys, Robert E. Burgan, and Robert E. Nelson
RP-104
Growth and mortality after regeneration cuttings in old-growth redwood.
Kenneth N. Boe
RP-103
Planting trials of 10 Mexican pine species in Hawaii
Craig D. Whitesell
RP-102
Controlling solar light and heat in a forest by managing shadow sources
Howard G. Halverson and James L. Smith
RP-101
Ponderosa pine progenies: differential response to ultramafic and granitic soils
James L. Jenkinson
RP-100
One-sided truncated sequential t-test: application to natural resource sampling
Gary W. Fowler and William G. O'Regan
RP-99
Seed maturity in white fir and red fir
William W. Oliver
RP-98
Fire prevention in Butte County, California...evaluation of an experimental program
William S. Folkman
RP-97
Stand and tree characteristics influencing density of fir engraver beetle attack scars in white fir
George T. Ferrell
RP-96
Predicting traffic load impact of alternative recreation developments
Gary H. Elsner and Ronald A. Oliveira
RP-95
Released advance reproduction of white and red fir...growth, damage, mortality
Donald T. Gordon
RP-94
Fire prevention film spots for television...narrator influence on knowledge and attitude change
Gene C. Bernardi
RP-93
Road construction on Caspar Creek watersheds...10-year report on impact
J.S. Krammes and David M. Burns
RP-92
Weather, logging, and tree growth associated with fir engraver attack scars in white fir
George T. Ferrell
RP-91
Landscape control points: a procedure for predicting and monitoring visual impacts
R. Burton Litton Jr.
RP-90
Damage from wind and other causes in mixed white fir-red fir stands adjacent to clearcuttings
Donald T. Gordon
RP-89
Cutting a young-growth, mixed-conifer stand to California Forest Practice Act Standards
Philip M. McDonald
RP-88
Cutting a young-growth, mixed-conifer stand to California Forest Practice Act Standards
Philip M. McDonald
RP-87
Optimum target sizes for a sequential sawing process
H. Dean Claxton
RP-86
Logging production rates in young-growth, mixed-conifer stands in north central California
Philip M. McDonald
RP-85
Growth after thinning ponderosa and Jeffrey pine pole stands in northeastern California
William W. Oliver
RP-84
Douglas-fir in northern California: effects of shade on germination, survival, and growth
Rudolph O. Strothmann
RP-83
Logging slash: its breakdown and decay at two forests in northern California
Willis W. Wagener and Harold R. Offord
RP-82
The distribution of forest trees in California
James R. Griffin and William B. Critchfield
RP-81
A data collection and processing procedure for evaluating a research program
Giuseppe Rensi and H. Dean Claxton
RP-80
An analytical procedure to assist decision-making in a government research organization
H. Dean Claxton and Giuseppe Rensi
RP-79
Fire prevention in California's Riverside County Headstart Project...an evaluation
William S. Folkman and Jean Taylor
RP-78
Specific gravity variation in robusta eucalyptus grown in Hawaii
Roger G. Skolmen
RP-77
Restrotation grazing at Harvey Valley. . .range health, cattle gains, costs
Raymond D. Ratliff, Jack N. Reppert, Richard J. McConnen
RP-76
Profiles of California vegetation
William B. Critchfield
RP-75
Low-level wind maxima in the 1969 San Mateo and Walker Fires
Bill C. Ryan, George R. Ellis, Donald V. Lust
RP-74
Floor foundations: preferences of architects and builders in six Southwestern United States markets
George B. Harpole and H. Edward Dickerhoof
RP-73
Floor foundations: preferences of new home buyers in six Southwestern United States markets
George B. Harpole and H. Edward Dickerhoof
RP-72
Western spruce budworm as related to stand characteristics in the bitterroot national forest
Carroll B. Williams Jr., Patrick J. Shea, Gerald S. Walton
RP-71
Transmission components of solar radiation in pine stands in relation to climatic and stand variables
Robert A. Muller
RP-70
Timber RAM. . .a long-range planning method for commercial timber lands under multiple-use management
Daniel I. Navon
RP-69
Australian toon planted in Hawaii: tree quality, growth, and stocking
Herbert L. Wick, Robert E. Nelson, Libert K. Landgraf
RP-68
Accident hazard evaluation and control decisions on forested recreation sites
Lee A. Paine
RP-67
Slash smoke dispersal over western Oregon...a case study
John D.Dell, Franklin R. Ward, Robert E. Lynott
RP-66
Physical characteristics of chamise as a wildland fuel
Clive M. Countryman and Charles W. Philpot
RP-65
Fire prevention in the California Division of Forestry. . .personnel and practices
Adam Sarapata and William S. Folkman
RP-64
Potential impact of air quality restrictions on logging residue burning
Owen P. Cramer and James N. Westwood
RP-63
Three fire prevention television films varying in "threat" content....their effectiveness in changing attitudes
Gene C. Bernardi
RP-62
Five California campgrounds ... conditions improve after 5 years' recreational use
Arthur W. Magill
RP-60
Impact of douglas-fir tussock moth... color aerial phtography evaluates mortality
Steven L. Wert and Boyd E. Wickman
RP-59
Seed viability, germination, and radicle growth of dwarf mistletoe in California
Robert F. Scharpf
RP-58
Natural regeneration of white and red fir. . . influence of several factors
Donald T. Gordon
RP-57
Reducing fire hazard in ponderosa pine thinning slash by mechanical crushing
John R. Dell and Franklin R. Ward
RP-56
Local and regional variation in the monoterpenes of ponderosa pine wood oleoresin
R.H. Smith, R.L. Peloquin, P.C. Passof
RP-55
Fire weather and fire behavior at the 1968 canyon fire
Clive M. Countryman, Morris H.McCutchan, Bill C. Ryan
RP-54
Informap...a computerized information system for fire planning and fire control
Theodore G. Storey, Ross D.Carder, Ernest T. Tolin
RP-53
Silvical characteristics of California black oak (Quercus kelloggii Newb.)
Philip M. McDonald
RP-52
A vertical perspective of Santa Ana winds in a canyon
Bill C. Ryan
RP-51
Stratifying stand volume on non-stereo aerial photos
Robert C. Aldrich and Nancy X. Norick
RP-50
DWARF MISTLETOE ON RED FIR...infection and control in understory stands
Robert F. Scharpf
RP-49
Forest landscape description and inventories - a basis for landplanning and design
R. Burton Litton Jr.
RP-48
Rainfall interception by annual grass and chaparral . . . losses compared
Edward S.Corbett and Robert P. Crouse
RP-47
Economics of replacing young-growth ponderosa pine stands . . . a case study
Dennis E. Teeguarden
RP-46
Soil moisture and vegetation patterns in northern California forests
James R. Griffin
RP-45
Prescribed burning in the interior ponderosa pine type of northeastern California . . . a preliminary study
Donald T. Gordon
RP-44
REX FORTRAN 4 SYSTEM for combinatorial screening or conventional analysis of multivariate regressions
L. R. Grogenbaugh
RP-43
Soil wettability and wetting agents . . . our current knowledge of the problem
Leonard F. DeBano, Joseph F. Osborn, Jay S. Krammes, John Letey Jr.
RP-42
Evaluating forest management policies by parametric linear programing
Daniel I. Navon and Richard J. McConnen
RP-41
Markets for Hawaii Hardwood Lumber in New Single-Family Houses on Oahu, Hawaii
John D. Zinnikas and R. Sidney Boone
RP-40
Requirements for New Housing in Hawaii, 1965-70 ... a Forecast
John D. Zinnikas and R. Sidney Boone
RP-39
Silvical Characteristics of Bigcone Douglas-Fir (Pseudotsuga macrocarpa [Vasey] Mayr
Gerald W. Gause
RP-38
MIADS2: An Alphanumeric Map Information Assembly and Display System for a Large Computer
Elliot L. Amidon
RP-37
Freezing Spring Temperatures Damage Knobcone Pine
Stanley L. Krugman
RP-36
Sequential Sampling of Ribes Populations in the Control of White Pine Blister Rust (Cronartium ribicola Fischer) in California
Harold R. Offord
RP-35
Detection and Classification of Ash Dieback on Large-Scale Color Aerial Photographs
Ralph J. Croxton
RP-34
Rainfall and Streamflow from Small Tree-Covered and Fern-Covered and Burned Watersheds in Hawaii
Henry W. Anderson, Paul D. Duffy, Teruo Yamamoto
RP-33
Transport of intercepted snow from trees during snow storms
David H. Miller
RP-32
Artificial ripening of sugar pine seeds
Stanley L. Krugman
RP-31
Silvical Characteristics of Monterey Pine (Pinus radiate D. Don)
Douglass F. Roy
RP-30
Some characteristics of the three-dimensional structure of Santa Ana winds
Fosberg, Michael A., O'Dell, Clyde A., and Schroeder, Mark J.
RP-29
The phenology and growth habits of pines in Hawaii
Ronald M Lanner
RP-28
Silvical characteristics of redwood (Sequoia sempervirens [D. Don] Endl.)
Douglass F. Roy
RP-27
The Pacific Basin market for wood products for military support activities
John D. Zinnikas
RP-26
Estimating the fuel moisture content of indicator sticks from selected weather variables
Theodore G. Storey
RP-25
Residents of Butte County, California: Their Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Forest Fire Prevention
William S Folkman
RP-24
Natural regeneration in relation to environment in the mixed conifer forest type of California
H. A. Fowells, N. B Stark
RP-23
Estimated Demand for Lumber and Plywood in Hawaii by the Year 2000
George S. Frazier
RP-22
Emergency Revegetation to Rehabilitate Burned Watersheds in Southern California
E.S.Corbett and L.R. Green
RP-21
THREE-PEE SAMPLING THEORY and program 'THRP' for computer generation of selection criteria
L. R. Grosenbaugh
RP-20
Insect-Caused Deterioration of Windthrown Timber in Northern California, 1963-1964
Boyd E. Wickman
RP-19
Mass Fires and Fire Behavior
Clive M. Countryman
RP-18
Interception processes during snowstorms
David H. Miller
RP-17
A computer-oriented system for assembling and displaying land management information
Elliot L. Amidon
RP-16
Silvical Characteristics of koa (Acacia koa Gray)
Craig D. Whitesell
RP-15
Variations in the monoterpene composition of ponderosa pine wood oleoresin
Richard H. Smith
RP-14
Diseases of Monterey pine in native stands of California and in plantations of Western North America
Harold R. Offord
RP-13
STX--Fortran-4 program for estimates of tree populations from 3P sample-tree-measurements
L. R. Grosenbaugh
RP-12
Wood density and growth of some conifers introduced to Hawaii
Roger G. Skolmen
RP-11
Levels and sources of forest fire prevention knowledge of California hunters
William S. Folkman
RP-10
Abies: a bibliography of literature for tree improvement workers
Ronald M. Lanner and Stanley L. Krugman
RP-9
Robusta Eucalyptus Wood: Its Properties and Uses
Robert G. Skolmen
RP-8
Tractor-logging costs and production in old-growth redwood forests
Kenneth N. Boe
RP-7
Mortality and growth reduction of white fir following defoliation by the Douglas-fir tussock moth
Boyd E. Wickman
RP-6
Managing California's Snow Zone Lands for Water
Henry W. Anderson
RP-5
Prediction of fire spread following nuclear explosions
Craig C. Chandler, Theodore G. Storey, Charles D.Tangren
RP-4
Species Trials at the Waiakea Arboretum, Hilo, Hawaii
George B. Richmond
RP-3
An analysis technique for testing log grades
Carl A. Newport and William G. O'Regan
RP-2
Soil Moisture Constants and Physical Properties of Selected Soils in Hawaii
Teruo Yamamoto
RP-1
Judging Hazard from Native Trees in California Recreational Areas: a Guide for Professional Foresters
Willis W. Wagener
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