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Two destructive defoliators of lodgepole pine in the Yellowstone National Park

H. E. Burke

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U.S. Department of Agriculture, circular no. 224. Report on the infection of large areas of lodgepole pine in the upper valley of the Madison River.

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U.S. Department of Agriculture, circular no. 224. Report on the infection of large areas of lodgepole pine in the upper valley of the Madison River.

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U.S. Department of Agriculture, circular no. 224. Report on the infection of large areas of lodgepole pine in the upper valley of the Madison River.

Key concepts: Pinus contorta, National park, Forestry, Geography, Archaeology

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