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Roots of styro-plug and Walters bullet on lodgepole pine planted 1972 after 2 years growth.
Roots of styro-plug and Walters bullet on lodgepole pine planted 1972 after 2 years growth. c.f. slide 1044. Bowron River. Prince George.
Lodgepole pine in walters 2 inch bullet after 7 growing seasons.
Lodgepole pine in walters 2 inch bullet after 7 growing seasons. Cluculz Lake. Prince George.
Lodgepole pine grown in 4.5 inch bullet, after 7 growing seasons.
Lodgepole pine grown in 4.5 inch bullet, after 7 growing seasons. Cluculz Lake, Prince George.
Lodgepole pine 4 years. after site preparation. n.b. Wild roses.
Lodgepole pine 4 years. after site preparation. n.b. Wild roses. In the Prince George District.
Lodgepole pine 4 years. after site preparation. n.b. Wild roses.
Lodgepole pine 4 years. after site preparation. n.b. Wild roses. In the Prince George District.
Douglas fir, 31 years after fire.
Douglas fir, 31 years after fire. Tsolum flats, Campbell River.
Douglas fir planted after 34 years. Mortality from Poria weirii.
Douglas fir planted after 34 years. Mortality from Poria weirii. Person is John Harwyne, Division Forester Crown Zellerbach. Tsolum Flats, Campbell River.
Planted Douglas fir after 34 years.
Planted Douglas fir after 34 years. Persons are: John Harwynw & Daryl McQillan of Crown Zellerbach, Paul Barker BCFS. Tsolum Flats, Campbell River
Douglas fir planted 1950, after 23 years.
Douglas fir planted 1950, after 23 years. n.b. lodgepole in background from seed. Tsolum Flats, Campbell River.
Douglas fir planted 1962, after 12 years at 1800 feet (600 metres) elevation.
Douglas fir planted 1962, after 12 years at 1800 feet (600 metres) elevation. Campbell River. After spacing (precommercial thinning).
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