Forest-site relationships within an outbreak of lodgepole needle miner in central Oregon
Forest-site relationships within an outbreak of lodgepole needle miner in central Oregon is a 1972 short story by Richard R. Mason. The story is set in Oregon. Key subjects include diseases and pests, lodgepole needle miner and lodgepole pine.
It runs to roughly 18 pages — about 20 minutes of reading at an average pace.
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Who wrote Forest-site relationships within an outbreak of lodgepole needle miner in central Oregon?
Forest-site relationships within an outbreak of lodgepole needle miner in central Oregon was written by Richard R. Mason and first published in 1972.
How long is Forest-site relationships within an outbreak of lodgepole needle miner in central Oregon?
The median edition has 18 pages, about about 20 minutes of reading at 250 words per minute.
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