TRAFFIC CONES (STATE CONTRACT) CONTRACT PERIOD: February 14, 2012 – February 29, 2016 CONTRACT #: MA 18P 12041000000000000238 Contact: Anne Muench or Carla Kilber Ph# [removed]

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• Road transport
• Safety equipment
• Traffic cone
• Conifer cone
• Transport
• Land transport
• Road safety

Microsoft Word - Conifer Forest Health.doc

Source URL: www.genomecanada.ca

• Habitats
• Trees
• Ecosystems
• Systems ecology
• Forest

Microsoft Word - trafficconevendors.doc

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• Road transport
• Safety equipment
• Traffic cone
• Conifer cone
• Transport
• Land transport
• Road safety

Microsoft Word - 12 Decorating Naturally

Source URL: arboretum.unl.edu

• Medicinal plants
• Christmas traditions
• Pinaceae
• Plant morphology
• Christmas tree
• Evergreen
• Pine
• Conifer cone
• Ilex verticillata
• Botany
• Biology
• Christmas

Conifer Forest Health Genomics

Source URL: www.genomecanada.ca

• Pissodes strobi
• Picea sitchensis
• Bark beetle
• Pinophyta
• Conifer forest
• Evergreen
• Phyla
• Curculionidae
• Flora of the United States
• Biology

Map 3: Southwest Highlands Watershed Proposed Conifer Expansion Treatments

Source URL: www.blm.gov

USDA Forest Service Update July 2014 Subject: Western Bark Beetles Issue: Across the landscape from the West Coast through the Rocky Mountains, bark beetles have affected more than 41.7 million acres of conifer forests s

Source URL: www.fs.fed.us

• Protostome
• Bark beetle
• Biology
• Bark
• Beetle
• Mountain pine beetle
• Environmental Issues in Wyoming
• Curculionidae
• Woodboring beetles
• Phyla

46689762257005About me: I am an evergreen tree and live only in the Santa Cruz Mountains of Northern California. Why I’m rare: My home is being threatened by human development and agriculture. Because fire is important

Source URL: www.bgci.org

• Cupressaceae
• Conifer cone
• Cupressus goveniana
• Cupressus
• Flora of the United States
• Cupressus abramsiana
• Botany

Lawson’s cypress Chamaecyparis lawsoniana About me: I am a very long-lived conifer that can grow up to 200 feet tall. My native range is limited to southwest Oregon and northwest California, but I am a very popular lan

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• Phytophthora lateralis
• Chamaecyparis
• Phytophthora
• Pinophyta
• Root rot
• Cupressaceae
• Cypress
• Botany
• Biology
• Chamaecyparis lawsoniana

Japanese cedar Cryptomeria japonica About me: I am a very large conifer native to Japan, but I am not a true cedar. In fact, I am closely related to the giant redwood of the U.S. I can grow to be over 200 feet tall and s

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