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A stock quality assessment procedure for characterizing nursery- grown seedlings
L' herbe a la puce, le sumac a vernis et le Rhus diversiloba
The final ultimatum
The final ultimatum

By Unoma Nwankwor

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Under dire circumstances, Olanma Obinze agreed to an ultimatum to marry bad boy Abayomi Rice or else she would not get the incredible job she interviewed for. Although the romance began passionatel...

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Arctic expressions
Arctic expressions

By Susan J. Gustavison

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Growth and yield 32 years after commercially thinning 56-year-old western hemlock
Bud and shoot development in different seedling types of western hemlock during nursery growth
Extensive studies of fertilizing and thinning coastal Douglas-fir and western hemlock
Shade tolerance in Tsuga heterophylla (western hemlock) and Abies amabilis (Amabilis fir)
Extensive studies of fertilizing and thinning coastal Douglas-fir and western hemlock
Potential loss due to decay and insect attack following selective harvest in coastal montane forests

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