Pamphlets on Forestry, Volume 61991 |
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Page 185
... kinds of timber . Lumbermen now see that our virgin forests will soon be cut over , and that we shall have to use second growth timber and kinds of trees which a short time ago were con- sidered valueless . Original white pine has ...
... kinds of timber . Lumbermen now see that our virgin forests will soon be cut over , and that we shall have to use second growth timber and kinds of trees which a short time ago were con- sidered valueless . Original white pine has ...
Page 34
... kinds are confined to a few trees only . It is therefore impossible , to compare the various kinds , justly , but the reader would probably not be satisfied unless some expression of preference was recorded . Nothing more than a ...
... kinds are confined to a few trees only . It is therefore impossible , to compare the various kinds , justly , but the reader would probably not be satisfied unless some expression of preference was recorded . Nothing more than a ...
Page 70
kinds are , of course , quickly destroyed , while heavy , thick - coated kinds may sink into the soil and escape . There are some interesting plants known as fire weeds , especially Epilobium angustifolium , which come up in abundance ...
kinds are , of course , quickly destroyed , while heavy , thick - coated kinds may sink into the soil and escape . There are some interesting plants known as fire weeds , especially Epilobium angustifolium , which come up in abundance ...
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