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Seedling survival in spruce-fir after mechanical tree harvesting in strips

R.M. Frank, Eugene L. Putnam

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We concluded that, after winter logging with a mechanical harvester, the stocking of surviving seedlings in most of the logged areas remains adequate for at least 2 years after logging.

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We concluded that, after winter logging with a mechanical harvester, the stocking of surviving seedlings in most of the logged areas remains adequate for at least 2 years after logging.

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We concluded that, after winter logging with a mechanical harvester, the stocking of surviving seedlings in most of the logged areas remains adequate for at least 2 years after logging.

Key concepts: Seedling, Douglas fir, Tree (set theory), Forestry, Biology, Mathematics, Botany, Geography

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