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Repeat of 516092 taken 5 yrs after treatment with ZAC. Most of the seedlings are now out of reach of deer.
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: animal damage
deer
seedling
protected area
Location: Ft. Valley Exp Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Repeat of 516092 taken 5 yrs after treatment with ZAC. Most of the seedlings are now out of reach of deer.
Date: 09/1963

Mule Deer Overgrazing
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: animal damage
seedling
overgrazed
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Ft. Valley Exp Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Mule Deer Overgrazing
Date: 05/1958

Mule Deer Overgrazing
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: animal damage
seedling
overgrazed
chemical effect
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Ft. Valley Exp Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Mule Deer Overgrazing
Date: 05/1958

Ponderosa pine seedlings 13 years old (1919) showing different stages of recovery from grazing damage
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: grazing
animal damage
regeneration
seedling
Organisms: ponderosa pine
cattle
Location: Fort Valley Experimental Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Ponderosa pine seedlings 13 years old (1919) showing different stages of recovery from grazing damage
Date: 06/21/1932

Dense reproduction of ponderosa pine 13 years old inside fence where no stock have grazed
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: grazing
animal damage
seedling
reproduction
sample plot
Organisms: sheep
ponderosa pine
Location: Fort Valley Experimental Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Dense reproduction of ponderosa pine 13 years old inside fence where no stock have grazed
Date: 06/21/1932

Excellent advance reproduction
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: grazing
livestock
animal damage
seedling
reproduction
fence line effect
Organisms: ponderosa pine
cattle
Location: Fort Valley Experimental Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Excellent advance reproduction
Date: 07/1931

Good reproduction under continuous sheep grazing
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: grazing
animal damage
seedling
reproduction
sample plot
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Fort Valley Experimental Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Good reproduction under continuous sheep grazing
Date: 05/26/1930

Ponderosa Pine seedling
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: grazing
animal damage
seedling
sample plot
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Fort Valley Experimental Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Ponderosa Pine seedling
Date: 11/20/1929

Ponderosa pine seedling
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: grazing
animal damage
seedling
sample plot
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Fort Valley Experimental Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Ponderosa pine seedling
Date: 11/20/1929

Cooperrider-Cassidy study
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Collection: Fort Valley Experimental Forest historical photographs
Keywords: animal damage
seedling
study
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Fort Valley Experimental Forest; AZ; USA
Description: Cooperrider-Cassidy study
Date: 10/1929