Lake States Forest Experiment Station (Saint Paul, Minn.)
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When to pick pine cones
Effect of season on germination and early survival
Production of lumber, lath and shingles in Minnesota -- 1940
Research program at the Lake States Forest Experiment Station
Blowouts in the sandhills reclaimed by trees
How to keep Christmas trees fresh
Effect of liquid fertilizers on nursery stock
Storage of red pine seed
The labor resource for expanding wood-using industries in northeastern Minnesota
Fertilized nursery stock shows increased nursery production and higher field survival
Jack pine cones in slash open in midsummer
Forests give extensive employment
Woody food preferences of the snowshoe rabbit in the Lake States
Ten million dollars worth of lumber produced in Wisconsin, 1938
Top-root ratio and size of top very important in fall-planted stock
Light cuttings in hardwoods show high quality increment
Production of lumber, lath, and shingles in Michigan, 1940
Testing cone ripeness
The animal factor in natural reproduction of jack pine
A rationale for small woodland research in the Lake States
Relationship of temperature to dispersal of jack pine seeds
The Causes of maple blight in the Lake States
Possibilities of shelterbelt planting in the plains region
1935
Effect of temperature on germination
Saving soil moisture for the trees in the northern Great Plains
Thinned stands fill up rapidly
Lake states timber resources
Employment provided by cutting and processing forest products in the Lake States
Subject matter index, Technical notes, 1-300, May 1928-July 1948
Do young second-growth northern hardwoods need care?
Effectiveness of soil scarification in promoting jack pine reproduction