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Timber Growing Versus Grazing on the Non-Forested Areas of the McDonald Forest

Purpose

To determine which use, timber growing or grazing, the non-forested areas of the McDonald Forest should be put. Values for growing Douglas-fir and Ponderosa Pine vs. values of grazing sheep

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1941-05-12

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OSC- Forestry

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Research

Research Forest

N/A

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Baker, Lyle A.

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A Comparative Survey of the Adaptability and Rate of Growth of the Ponderosa Pine Plantation at the McDonald Forest

Purpose

Compare adaptability and rate of growth on the McDonald Forest Plantation with measurements taken in preceding years on that plantation and also compared with plots on the Deschutes, Whitman, and Columbia National Forests. Also compared with Washington S

Project Start Date

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1947-03-01

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OSC- School of Forestry

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Merritt, James C.

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Investigation of the 4x4 and 8x8 ft. Douglas-fir Spacing Plots on the McDonald Forest

Purpose

Compare growth reaction of site quality III land versus site quality IV land growth rates. Investigate growth characteristics on the spacing plots at McDonald Forest.

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1948-06-01

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OSC- Forestry

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Kirchner, Walter

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Space requirements and Yields for Free Growing Douglas-fir Trees

Purpose

What density should be carried throughout various phases of the rotation to produce maximum returns from an acre of land? 60 trees free of competition were measured for DBH, total height, age @ breast height, and crown diameter. Yield table constructed,

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1956-06-01

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OSC- Forestry

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Brewer, James E.

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Grasslands Reforestation Project

Purpose

Data for these plots given to Alan Berg by George Barnes before his death. The shore pine is the last remaining trees from a seed source that is no longer available because of housing development. These trees have an exceptionally fast height growth an

Project Start Date

1953-01-01

Project End Date

1980-01-01

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OSU

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Berg, Alan

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Hybridization in Douglas-fir and Super seedling Grafts

Purpose

To study the survival and growth of hybridized Douglas-fir and super seedling grafts.

Project Start Date

1955-01-01

Project End Date

1991-06-30

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OSU

Project Type

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Ching, Kim K.

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Levels of Growing Stock Demonstration Area

Purpose

This study includes three levels of growing stock and one control plot. One plot is thinned to a constant basal area about every 10 yrs..; one plot allows the basal area to increase at each periodic thinning; and one plot follows the Britining guidelines

Project Start Date

1962-01-01

Project End Date

2000-12-31

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OSU

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Tappeiner, John

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Plant Moisture Stress Study

Purpose

Survival and growth of Douglas-fir seedlings lifted under a range of PMS levels and planted under various environmental conditions.

Project Start Date

1977-03-21

Project End Date

1978-03-01

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OSU

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Cleary, Brian

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Daniels, Tom G.

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Comparison of Seedling Planting Density on Growth of Douglas-fir Seedlings

Purpose

Project is designed to compare two spacing regimens for planting of Douglas-fir seedlings. Clusters of Douglas-fir trees were planted at 25' spacing and compared to a conventional 8'x8' spacing. Interplanting with alder to test soil enrichment effects.

Project Start Date

1979-03-15

Project End Date

1989-12-31

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OSU

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Emmingham, William H.

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Seedling Growth Study

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Seedling growth study. Transplanting 700 2-0 Douglas-fir, 700 2-1 grand fir, and 700 red alder wildings.

Project Start Date

1980-04-01

Project End Date

1983-06-30

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OSU

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Newton, Michael

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Evaluating Seedling Quality

Purpose

This study will examine several methods of evaluating seedling quality and will correlate results with field survival and growth.

Project Start Date

1984-01-01

Project End Date

1986-05-15

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OSU

Project Type

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Duryea, Mary L.

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McCreary, Douglas D.

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Growth and Yield for Eastern and Western Oregon

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Site modification: 1. Artificially shade four branches/tree; 2. Prune off four branches/tree; 3. Clip all secondary branches off four primary branches/tree; 4. Destructively sample all four trees at termination of the experiment. Objective is t

Project Start Date

1984-03-08

Project End Date

1988-09-01

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Agency

OSU

Project Type

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Research Forest

N/A

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Maguire, Douglas A.

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Tappeiner, John

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Establishment and Early Seedling Growth of Red Alder

Purpose

Project will investigate factors affecting seedling establishment and early seedling growth of red alder. Plots in clearcut and in forested areas are exposed to different levels of soil disturbance and then broadcast seeded with red alder. Survival and

Project Start Date

1985-12-01

Project End Date

1987-09-30

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OSU

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

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Haeussler, Sybille

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Tappeiner, John

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Silvicultural Practices, Larnmas growth and stem deformities

Purpose

This project will test the extent that silvicultural practices increase late season flushing of Douglas fir. Herbicide treatments will increase the availability of water late in the season. Fertilizer will increase nitrogen availibility and influence se

Project Start Date

1992-01-31

Project End Date

1994-11-11

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OSU

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Research

Research Forest

N/A

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Newton, Michael

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Roth, Brian

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Development of new methods to identify rapidly growing aquatic bacteria

Purpose

Sample 10 L lake water using polypropylene or polycarbonate bottle. All samples will be incubated for 1 hr. in the lake, then removed, treated with formaldehyde and transported to OSU labs.

Project Start Date

1998-02-12

Project End Date

1999-12-31

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OSU

Project Type

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Urbach, Ena

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Giovannoni, Stephen

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Apical Control of Stemwood Growth in Douglas-fir

Purpose

Better understand apical control and carbon allocation in conifers.

Project Start Date

2000-04-23

Project End Date

2000-12-31

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OSU- Forest Products

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Research

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Gartner, Barbara

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Kaye, Thomas; Wilson, Bill

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