Ash (Tree)

Green ash seed sources for North Dakota

James L. Van Deusen and Richard A. Cunningham.

Planting depth and source affect survival of plated green ash cuttings

Harvey E. Kennedy, Jr.

A comparative study on normal and tension wood fibres in Beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) and Ash (Fraxinus excelsior L.)

Susanna Maria Jutte

Green ash: Fraxinus pennsylvanica var. lanceolata.

United States. State and Private Forestry. Northeastern Area.

The effect of weed control measures on the growth and nutrition of common ash (Fraxinus exelsior L.) in the establishment phase on a lowland ex-agricultural site

by Clodagh Duffy.

Ash: an American wood

[Harold A. Stewart and John E. Krajicek].

Elm-ash-cottonwood forest type bibliography

Stephen R. Shifley, Kenneth M. Brown

Brief descriptions of black gum, water gum, tupelo gum, sweet gum, yellow poplar, white oak, swamp chestnut oak, laurel oak, water oak, willow oak, southern red oak, turkey oak, black jack oak, white ash, dogwood, flowering, red maple, white hickory, white elm in South Carolina

H. A. Smith, State Forester.

Growth and yield model for the elm-ash-cottonwood type in Indiana

Stephen R. Shifley, John W. Moser, Jr., and Kenneth M. Brown.

Elm-ash-cottonwood forest type bibliography

Stephen R. Shifley, Kenneth M. Brown.