Indiana's forests 1999-2003 (Part A)
Christopher William Woodall, Dan Johnson, Joey Gallion, Charles H. Perry, Brett J. Butler, Ron J. Piva, Ed Jepsen, Dave J. Nowak, Phil Marshall
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Christopher William Woodall, Dan Johnson, Joey Gallion, Charles H. Perry, Brett J. Butler, Ron J. Piva, Ed Jepsen, Dave J. Nowak, Phil Marshall
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The first completed annual inventory of Indiana's forests reports more than 4.5 million acres of forest land with a diverse array of forest types, substantial growth of economically valuable tree species, and future forest health concerns such as invasive species, forest fragmentation, and oak forest decline.
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The first completed annual inventory of Indiana's forests reports more than 4.5 million acres of forest land with a diverse array of forest types, substantial growth of economically valuable tree species, and future forest health concerns such as invasive species, forest fragmentation, and oak forest decline.
Key concepts: Forest inventory, Geography, Forest health, Old-growth forest, Fragmentation (computing), Forest fragmentation, Forestry, Agroforestry