Excerpt from Models for Describing Vertical Crown Development of Lodgepole Pine Stands
Dennis M. Cole is a research silviculturist with the Silviculture of Northern Rocky Mountain Subalpine Forest Ecosystems research unit at the Forestry Sciences Laboratory, Bozeman, Mont. His studies have focused on lodgepole pine silviculture, particularly growth and yield relationships, culture of immature stands, and management in the face of major insect and disease problems of the species.
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