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Predicting decay and degrade rates in standing and fallen trees killed by mountain pine beetle

By Barb Sharp

Response of thinned, immature lodgepole pine to nitrogen fertilization

By Robert Peter Brockley

Beetle-proofed lodgepole pine stands in interior British Columbia have less damage from mountain pine beetle

By Roger J. Whitehead

Nine-year response of lodgepole pine and the Dry Alder Complex to chemical and manual release treatments on an ICHmk1 site near Kelowna

By S. Simard

Bleaching treatments for blue-stained mountain pine beetle lodgepole pine

By P. D. Evans

Current knowledge of characteristics and utilization of post-mountain pine beetle wood in solid wood products

By A. Byrne

Sample plan to measure tree characteristics related to the shelf life of mountain pine beetle-killed lodgepole pine trees in British Columbia

By

Development of high-performance and durable engineered wood products from mountain pine beetle veneers using novel resin impregnation technologies

By Brad Wang

Impact of mountain pine beetle-attacked lodgepole pine logs on veneer processing

By Brad Wang

Assessment of post-beetle impacts on natural regeneration of lodgepole pine

By Keith Norman Egger

Forest health and mortality of advance regeneration following canopy tree mortality caused by the mountain pine beetle

By Kathy J. Lewis

Impacts of soil disturbance on root systems of Douglas-fir and lodgepole pine seedlings

By E. F. Wass

Stand density management diagrams for lodgepole pine, white spruce and interior Douglas-fir

By Craig Farnden

Impacts of cross-contour skidroads on properties of a gravelly sandy loam soil and on seedling performance

By E. F. Wass

Stand-tending and rehabilitation treatment options for 36-year-old, height-repressed lodgepole pine

By T. A. Newsome

Programme sur le dendroctone du pin

By Programme sur le dendroctone du pin (Canada)

Mountain Pine Beetle Initiative interim report 2005

By Mountain Pine Beetle Initiative (Canada)

Soil compaction studies

By Timothy Shaun Stafford Conlin

Commercial thinning of mature lodgepole pine to reduce susceptibility to mountain pine beetle

By Janet L. Mitchell

Oxyfluorfen (Goal) trials with bareroot forest seedlings in British Columbia,1987

By David Bruce Trotter

Heat disinfestation of mountain pine beetle-affected wood

By Adnan Uzunovic

Microclimate monitoring in a study of NSR backlog rehabilitation in the boreal region of British Columbia

By T. Letchford

Identification and simulation of the spatial pattern of juvenile lodgepole pine in the sub-boreal spruce biogeoclimatic zone, stuart dry warm and babine moist cold variants

By Gordon D. Nigh

MSR lumber grade recovery of post mountain pine beetle wood

By Conroy Lum