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A user's guide to the combined stand prognosis and Douglas-fir tussock moth outbreak model

Robert A. Monserud, Nicholas L. Crookston

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INT) or Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experimental Station (RM).The content may not reflect current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices.This PDF may have been generated by scanning the original printed publication.Errors identified by the OCR software have been corrected; however, some errors may remain.

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INT) or Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experimental Station (RM).The content may not reflect current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices.This PDF may have been generated by scanning the original printed publication.Errors identified by the OCR software have been corrected; however, some errors may remain.

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INT) or Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experimental Station (RM).The content may not reflect current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices.This PDF may have been generated by scanning the original printed publication.Errors identified by the OCR software have been corrected; however, some errors may remain.

Key concepts: Tussock, Douglas fir, Outbreak, Documentation, Sensitivity (control systems), Computer science, Forestry, Ecology

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