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Management of ponderosa pine in even-aged stands in the Southwest /

R. r. Alexander, Carl B. Edminster, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station (Fort Collins, Colo.)

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Potential production of ponderosa pine in the Southwest is simulated for various combinations of stand density, site index, age, and thinning schedule.Such estimates are needed to project future development of stands managed in different ways. .Plant a tree!Mark the 75th birthday of the Forest Service by giving a living gift to future generations.Cover Photo.-Second-growthponderosa pine on site index 60 lands (Meyer 1961) thinned to a GSL of 80, Taylor Woods near Flagstaff, Ariz.Stand was about 45-years old when thinned in 1962.

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Potential production of ponderosa pine in the Southwest is simulated for various combinations of stand density, site index, age, and thinning schedule.Such estimates are needed to project future development of stands managed in different ways. .Plant a tree!Mark the 75th birthday of the Forest Service by giving a living gift to future generations.Cover Photo.-Second-growthponderosa pine on site index 60 lands (Meyer 1961) thinned to a GSL of 80, Taylor Woods near Flagstaff, Ariz.Stand was about 45-years old when thinned in 1962.

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Potential production of ponderosa pine in the Southwest is simulated for various combinations of stand density, site index, age, and thinning schedule.Such estimates are needed to project future development of stands managed in different ways. .Plant a tree!Mark the 75th birthday of the Forest Service by giving a living gift to future generations.Cover Photo.-Second-growthponderosa pine on site index 60 lands (Meyer 1961) thinned to a GSL of 80, Taylor Woods near Flagstaff, Ariz.Stand was about 45-years old when thinned in 1962.

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