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Full-Text Articles in Forest Sciences
Protecting Biological Diversity: A Major Challenge For Minnesota Forestry In The 1990s, David C. Zumeta
Protecting Biological Diversity: A Major Challenge For Minnesota Forestry In The 1990s, David C. Zumeta
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
One of the most significant challenges to Minnesota forestry in the 1990s will be responding to growing public concern about relationships between forestry in Minnesota and global and national environmental issues (e.g., protecting biological diversity, tropical deforestation). Influential citizens and public interest groups are asking penetrating questions about the effects of forest management and timber harvesting on biological diversity, and about parallels between tropical deforestation and timber harvesting in Minnesota.
This article examines some of the relationships between Minnesota forestry and biological diversity. It also describes what is being done, and what needs to be done, to protect biological diversity. …
A Study Of The Northern Upland Forest On The Islands Of The Whitefish Lake Chain, Minnesota, Roy K. Blowers
A Study Of The Northern Upland Forest On The Islands Of The Whitefish Lake Chain, Minnesota, Roy K. Blowers
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
During an investigation of the area of the Whitefish Lakes, it was noted that two definite types of forest communities existed, a conifer forest and a hardwood forest. It was also noted that each type appeared on different parent soil materials. The problem was actually divided into four parts as follows: How well did the vegetation and the parent material correlate? What was the plant succession in the area? How was the plant succession affected by the parent material? And, how was the resulting soil affected by the vegetation?
It was decided that a forest study of islands would give …
Tree Planting In Lower Michigan Sandblows, Paul O. Rudolf
Tree Planting In Lower Michigan Sandblows, Paul O. Rudolf
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
Tree-Ring Dating, Waldo S. Glock
Tree-Ring Dating, Waldo S. Glock
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
Longevity Of Red Pine Seed, Eugene I. Roe
Longevity Of Red Pine Seed, Eugene I. Roe
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
The Role Of Forest Fires In The Reproduction Of Black Spruce, R. K. Lebarron
The Role Of Forest Fires In The Reproduction Of Black Spruce, R. K. Lebarron
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
The Comparative Permeability Of Woods To Liquids, Harvey D. Erickson
The Comparative Permeability Of Woods To Liquids, Harvey D. Erickson
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
Drought Resistance Of Green Ash As Affected By Geographic Origin, L. J. Meuli
Drought Resistance Of Green Ash As Affected By Geographic Origin, L. J. Meuli
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
The Interrelationships Of Bark Beetles And Blue-Staining Fungi In Felled Norway Pine Timber, J. G. Leach, L. W. Orr, Clyde Christensen
The Interrelationships Of Bark Beetles And Blue-Staining Fungi In Felled Norway Pine Timber, J. G. Leach, L. W. Orr, Clyde Christensen
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
A study of two species of bark beetle (lps pini Say and I. grandicollis Eichh.) and the fungi associated with them has been made as the first part of a general investigation of the interrelations of insects and fungi in the deterioration of felled logs of Norway pine.