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991	Restoring Fire to Long-Unburned Pinus palustris Ecosystems: Novel Fire Effects and Consequences for Long-Unburned Ecosystems J. Morgan Varner, III,1,2,3 Doria R. Gordon,4,5 Francis E. Putz,5 and J. Kevin Hiers6 Abstract Add to Reading List Source URL: www.americaslongleaf.org Language: English - Date: 2011-09-13 11:26:28 Wildfires Pinus palustris Fire ecology Pinus taeda Pine Pinus ponderosa Controlled burn Mountain pine beetle Pinus classification Flora of the United States Ecological succession Fire
992	Microsoft PowerPoint[removed]Alberta MPB Conf Presentation w text final Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cofi.org Language: English - Date: 2012-01-25 15:53:19 Phyla Protostome Beetle Alberta Lodgepole Pine Forestry Canadian Forest Service Flora of the United States Curculionidae Woodboring beetles Mountain pine beetle
993	TESTIMONY OF DR. PETER KOLB MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY BEFORE THE HOUSE NATURAL RESOURCES SUBCOMMITTEE ON WATER AND POWER HEARING ON Add to Reading List Source URL: www.safnet.org Language: English - Date: 2012-12-06 08:25:18 Phyla Protostome Mountain pine beetle Bark beetle Beetle Old-growth forest Wildfire Forest European spruce bark beetle Curculionidae Woodboring beetles Environment
994	Restoring Fire to Long-Unburned Pinus palustris Ecosystems: Novel Fire Effects and Consequences for Long-Unburned Ecosystems J. Morgan Varner, III,1,2,3 Doria R. Gordon,4,5 Francis E. Putz,5 and J. Kevin Hiers6 Abstract Add to Reading List Source URL: www.americaslongleaf.org Language: English - Date: 2011-09-13 11:06:28 Wildfires Pinus palustris Fire ecology Pinus taeda Pine Pinus ponderosa Controlled burn Mountain pine beetle Pinus classification Flora of the United States Ecological succession Fire
995	Environmental Trends in British Columbia: 2007 Climate Change As greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere increase, global temperatures are also rising because more energy from the sun is being trapped by the atmo Add to Reading List Source URL: www.env.gov.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2012-04-23 03:21:38 Curculionidae Mountain pine beetle Earth Effects of global warming Climate British Columbia Global warming Beetle Climate change and ecosystems Climate history Atmospheric sciences Environment
996	Longleaf Values from Wood Products Over the past 59 years, stumpage paid for poles (the amount paid to the landowner for standing timber) exceeds that of sawtimber by about 40%. In short, longleaf Add to Reading List Source URL: www.americaslongleaf.org Language: English - Date: 2013-03-26 15:54:14 Pinus taeda Internal rate of return Pinus elliottii Net present value Mountain pine beetle Conservation Reserve Program Flora of the United States Investment Pinus palustris
997	Forest Health Ground Surveys Summary Forest Management Branch, Land and Forest Division, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development Revised February 21, 2002. Introduction Since 1991, the Alberta Sustainable Resource Devel Add to Reading List Source URL: esrd.alberta.ca Language: English - Date: 2013-11-21 16:49:11 Agroecology Organic gardening Curculionidae Woodboring beetles Biology Pheromone trap Mountain pine beetle Geographic information system Spruce Budworm Agriculture Biological pest control Pest control
998	Photo by Jim Hyland Alabama Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Program By Jim Hyland, Forest Health Specialist, Alabama Forestry Commission After completing SPB Prevention guideline thinning, this plantation now has a low Add to Reading List Source URL: forestry.alabama.gov Language: English - Date: 2009-11-12 15:57:01 Mountain pine beetle Thinning Plantation Pinus taeda Silviculture Forestry Land management Flora of the United States
999	Thinning With a Whole-Tree Chipper By Tilda Mims, Information Specialist, Alabama Forestry Commission feller-buncher, skidded to a decking area, as age 10-11, depending on the growth of labama’s 4.5 million acres of an Add to Reading List Source URL: forestry.alabama.gov Language: English - Date: 2009-11-12 12:36:16 Land use Land management Skidder Feller buncher Thinning Plantation Mountain pine beetle Pruning Forest Forestry Logging Engineering vehicles
1000	WARNING! Falling trees are always a hazard when traveling in the forest. The mountain pine beetle epidemic has increased the risk of falling trees. Following these guidelines will help Add to Reading List Source URL: www.fs.usda.gov Language: English - Date: 2011-11-03 16:10:06 Tort law Mountain pine beetle Tree Biology Botany Forestry Plant morphology Disclaimer