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Silcivulture Research in Rocky Mountain Aspen

Wayne D. Shepperd

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Recent intensification of aspen management in the central Rocky Mountains has resulted in the establishment of a silviculture research program to meet management needs. A brief history of management and past research in western aspen precedes a discussion of the results and management implications of several current silviculture studies.

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Recent intensification of aspen management in the central Rocky Mountains has resulted in the establishment of a silviculture research program to meet management needs. A brief history of management and past research in western aspen precedes a discussion of the results and management implications of several current silviculture studies.

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Recent intensification of aspen management in the central Rocky Mountains has resulted in the establishment of a silviculture research program to meet management needs. A brief history of management and past research in western aspen precedes a discussion of the results and management implications of several current silviculture studies.

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