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A 65 year old stand when chemically thinned in 1962. Trees killed by frilling and poisoning with ammate crystals. Kosciusko Island.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: regeneration and formation of stands
tending of stands and trees
thinnings
Location: Alaska; Kosciusko Island
Description: A 65 year old stand when chemically thinned in 1962. Trees killed by frilling and poisoning with ammate crystals. Kosciusko Island.
Date: 7/1972

Clearcuts @ Kosciusko Island. Cutting took place in late 1950's. Snags were left standing.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: silvicultural systems
constitution and composition of stands
forms of stand
high forest systems
clear felling
Location: Alaska; Kosciusko Island
Description: Clearcuts @ Kosciusko Island. Cutting took place in late 1950's. Snags were left standing.
Date: 7/1972

Clearcutting on north side of El Capitan Pass.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: silvicultural systems
constitution and composition of stands
forms of stand
high forest systems
clear felling
Location: Alaska; Prince of Wales Island; El Capitan Passage
Description: Clearcutting on north side of El Capitan Pass.
Date: 7/1972

Douglas-fir aerial seeding. Spen Israelson standing next to Douglas-fir seeded in in 1961. Growth is slow and trees look chloretic.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: regeneration and formation of stands
artificial regeneration
Location: Alaska
Description: Douglas-fir aerial seeding. Spen Israelson standing next to Douglas-fir seeded in in 1961. Growth is slow and trees look chloretic.
Date: 7/1972

Kosciusko Is. fertilization area. Fertilized by aerial application of urea in 1971. Area logged 1955.
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: regeneration and formation of stands
degree of utilization and waste
clearing the felling site
natural regeneration
Location: Alaska; Kosciusko Island
Description: Kosciusko Is. fertilization area. Fertilized by aerial application of urea in 1971. Area logged 1955.
Date: 7/1972

Regeneration release area on Kosciusko Is. With 10 acres thinned to 10' x 10'. Area logged in 1955. In 1971 the area was aerially sprayed with nitrogen fertilizer (urea).
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Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: regeneration and formation of stands
degree of utilization and waste
clearing the felling site
natural regeneration
Location: Alaska; Kosciusko Island
Description: Regeneration release area on Kosciusko Is. With 10 acres thinned to 10' x 10'. Area logged in 1955. In 1971 the area was aerially sprayed with nitrogen fertilizer (urea).
Date: 7/1972

Regeneration release area on Kosciusko Is. With 10 acres thinned to 10' x 10'. Area logged in 1955. In 1971 the area was aerially sprayed with nitrogen fertilizer (urea).
more info/bigger image
Collection: Pacific Northwest Research Station, Alaska Image Archive
Keywords: regeneration and formation of stands
degree of utilization and waste
clearing the felling site
natural regeneration
Location: Alaska; Kosciusko Island
Description: Regeneration release area on Kosciusko Is. With 10 acres thinned to 10' x 10'. Area logged in 1955. In 1971 the area was aerially sprayed with nitrogen fertilizer (urea).
Date: 7/1972