Annual Forest Insect Status Report
Annual Forest Insect Status Report is a 1938 short story by James C. Evenden. The story is set in Rocky Mountains. It deals with insect pests, Control, environmental conditions and mountain pine beetle.
It runs to roughly 18 pages — about 20 minutes of reading at an average pace.
Quick answers
Who wrote Annual Forest Insect Status Report?
Annual Forest Insect Status Report was written by James C. Evenden and first published in 1938.
How long is Annual Forest Insect Status Report?
The median edition has 18 pages, about about 20 minutes of reading at 250 words per minute.
What books are similar to Annual Forest Insect Status Report?
Readers who like it often enjoy Report on sanitation-salvage beetle control in the Ponderosa pine forests of the Pacific Northwest, Jude the Obscure and Mountain Pine Beetle Symposium.
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