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Cottonwood and aspen: managing for balance, ecology, and management (Part 1)
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U.S. Forest Service BMRI-V7-1C Cottonwood and aspen: managing for balance, ecology, and management (Part 1) Pacific Northwest Research Station - Blue Mountain Natural Resources Institute. October 5, 1995. Elizabeth Crowe, Wetlands Ecoologist, Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. Quaking Aspen and Black Cottonwood: Historical and present-Day Distribution in the Blue Mountains. Great potential exists for reestablishment and rehabilitation of stands. Paul E. Heilman, Washington State University. Ecology and Watershed Functions of Western Cottonwoods. Concern about loss of cottonwood trees together with the recognition of the connection of cotton woods to the quality of both the riparian and in-stream habitat.
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U.S. Forest Service
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