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Logging Damage Increases Under Heavy Cutting of Second-Growth Ponderosa Pine /

doi 10.5962/bhl.title.122444
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January 1, 1953

Authors
Donald W. Lynch
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Northern Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station,


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