A Technique for Sampling Populations of the Mountain Pine Beetle
A Technique for Sampling Populations of the Mountain Pine Beetle is a 1965 short story by Robert W. Carlson. The story is set in Utah and Wyoming. Key subjects include diseases and pests, lodgepole pine, mountain pine beetle and Sampling.
It runs to roughly 13 pages — about 15 minutes of reading at an average pace.
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Who wrote A Technique for Sampling Populations of the Mountain Pine Beetle?
A Technique for Sampling Populations of the Mountain Pine Beetle was written by Robert W. Carlson and first published in 1965.
How long is A Technique for Sampling Populations of the Mountain Pine Beetle?
The median edition has 13 pages, about about 15 minutes of reading at 250 words per minute.
What books are similar to A Technique for Sampling Populations of the Mountain Pine Beetle?
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