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Sequoiadendron
Known as:
Sequoias, Giant
, Giant Sequoia
, Sequoia, Giant
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A plant genus of the family TAXODIACEAE known for tall trees like the SEQUOIA redwoods.
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1996
1996
Conditions of rangelands before 1905
W. C. Kinney
1996
Corpus ID: 37861301
Paleoecological sources indicate that the location and extent of Sierra Nevada rangelands have varied significantly during the…
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1994
1994
Growth responses of giant sequoia to fire and climate in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California
L. Mutch
1994
Corpus ID: 126491963
1994
1994
Young Growth Management of Giant Sequoia 1
Donald P. Gasser
1994
Corpus ID: 130744445
Giant sequoia is an outstanding candidate species for management for a variety of reasons, including the production of wood…
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1990
1990
Can a climate record be extracted from giant sequoia tree rings
M. Hughes
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B. Richards
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T. Swetnam
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C. Baisan
1990
Corpus ID: 132495223
Extreme low growth events in giant sequoia ring-width index series coincide with severe droughts in the San Joaquin drainage, on…
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1986
1986
Freezer Storage Practices at Weyerhaeuser Nurseries1
Stephen M. Heel
1986
Corpus ID: 55381593
The storage of conifer seedlings in freezer units at a temperature of -2°C has become a matter of routine practice at…
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1984
1984
Causes of Uprooting and Breakage of Specimen Giant Sequoia Trees
D. Piirto
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W. Wilcox
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J. R. Parmeter
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D. Wood
1984
Corpus ID: 81493825
1981
1981
Comparative Properties of Old- and Young-Growth Giant Sequoia of Potential Significance to Wood Utilization
D. Piirto
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W. Wilcox
1981
Corpus ID: 108142081
1969
1969
SEEDLING SURVIVAL In a Giant Sequoia Forest
J. Agee
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H. Biswell
1969
Corpus ID: 82759739
Fire in seedbed preparation (including ash from burning debris), appears to be essential for giant sequoia seedling survival, and…
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1968
1968
Fuel conditions and fire hazard reduction costs in a giant sequoia forest
H. Biswell
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R. Gibbens
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H. Buchanan
1968
Corpus ID: 83295586
Abstract Not Available – First paragraph follows: In Recent Periods as long as 100 years, the groves of giant sequoia have been…
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1966
1966
Litter production by bigtrees and associated species
H. Biswell
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R. Gibbens
,
H. Buchanan
1966
Corpus ID: 82966772
These studies show that the distribution and amount of litterfall under bigtree and pine canopies is such that bared areas will…
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