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Using General Land Office Records to Assess Forest Succession in Ponderosa Pine/Douglas-fir Forest in Western Montana

James R. Habeck

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Using General Land Office Records to Assess Forest Succession in Ponderosa Pine/Douglas-f ir Forests in Western Montana

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Using General Land Office Records to Assess Forest Succession in Ponderosa Pine/Douglas-f ir Forests in Western Montana

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Using General Land Office Records to Assess Forest Succession in Ponderosa Pine/Douglas-f ir Forests in Western Montana

Key concepts: Ecological succession, Pine forest, Forestry, Douglas fir, Geography, Agroforestry, Environmental science, Ecology

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