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1202007 thinning (stand) Thinned, unpruned 15-year old stand after commercial thinning. 90 trees per acre remaining.
4798050 northern hardwoods mixed stand of oak, maple and birch. Harvard Forest, Massachusetts
4799007 improvement treatments Upland hardwood site before improvement cut in the Brown Loam Bluffs of Mississippi.
4799014 shelterwood H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest
4799015 shelterwood H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest
4799033 fire Before fuel reduction treatment. East side of Cascades.
1202010 pruning (general) Thinned and pruned 15-year old stand. 90 trees per acre.
4799008 improvement treatments Upland hardwood site after improvement cut (removal of poorly formed & undesirable tree species and brush) in the Brown Loam Bluffs of Mississippi.
4798054 clearcut strip clearcut from 1941 in Kaniksu National Forest, Idaho (40 years later)
4798048 seed tree 8 seed trees per acre in a loblolly-shortleaf pine stand. Crossett, Arkansas

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