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What is the Stand Management Cooperative (SMC)?

Time and Size for Young, Coastal Douglas-fir to Occlude After Pruning

By David Briggs, Professor Forest Resources, SMC Director

Juvenile Plantations Exhibit the "Crossover" Effect

By Eric Turnblom, Assistant Professor Forest Management and Engineering

Pruning, Spacing and Site Quality Affect Branch Size and Stem Form

By Eric Turnblom, Assistant Professor Forest Management and Engineering

Evaluating the Growth Response of a Forest Stand to Fertilization in the Absence of Replication

By Randol Collier, Data Base Manager SMC, and
Eric Turnblom, Assistant Professor, Forest Management and Engineering

Height-Age Curves for Planted Stands of Douglas Fir, with Adjustments for Density

By James Flewelling, Randy Collier, Bob Gonyea, David Marshall, and Eric Turnblom

When does Competition Begin and the "Crossover" Effect End?

By Sam Pittman, Graduate Student , University of Washington and Eric Turnblom, Assistant Professor
Forest Management and Engineering

Effects of N-Fertilization on Instantaneous Carbon Fixation Ability of Douglas-Fir Foliage: Relative
Importance of Leaf Area and Photosynthetic Rate

Thomas M. Hinckley, Professor, ES, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington
Zuo Shen and Holly Barnard, Graduate Students College of Forest Resources, University of Washington

Growth of Immature, Spaced and Fertilized Douglas-Fir Stands: Second Measurement Results

Eric Turnblom, Assistant Professor, M&E, Forest Biometry, Rob Harrison, Associate Professor, ES, Forest Soils,
College of Forest Resources,University of Washington,

Wind Stability of Douglas-fir Plantations

Jeremy Wilson, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Washington, CFR, 1998

Pulping Characteristics of Young, Genetically Selected Western Hemlock

Brent A. Petersen MS Thesis, University of Washington, College of Forest Resources, 1998

1. ORGANON Growth Model as a Dynamic Link Library
2. ORGANON Update

David Hann, Oregon State University

SMC Owner Survey 2000: Management Practices on Industrial Lands

Can the Douglas-fir Pitch Moth, Synanthedon novaroensis, (Hy. Edwards) Ruin Pruning Investments?

By David Briggs, Professor Forest Resources, SMC Director

Management Practices on Pacific Northwest West-Side Industrial forest Lands, 1991-2000:
With Projections to 2005-SMC Working Paper Number 2

David Briggs, University of Washington and John Trobaugh, Plum Creek Timber Company

Wood Quality and Silviculture

By David Briggs, Professor Forest Resources, SMC Director

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