Field assessment of inverted humus mounds produced by three site preparation implements in north central British Columbia
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Author
Contributions
- Canadian Forestry Service. - Contributor
- British Columbia. Ministry of Forests and Lands. - Contributor
- Forest Resource Development Agreement (Canada) - Contributor
- Canada/BC Economic & Regional Development Agreement. - Contributor
- Forest Engineering Research Institute of Canada. - Contributor
Publication
1987 - Canadian Forestry Service, Victoria, B.C, British Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
9,500 words, Guess
Page Count
38 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100771885962
- ISBN-139780771885969
- Library of Congress Control Number87092161
- Open LibraryOL15164170M
Classifications
- DDC634.9/56
Subjects
Topics
HumusForest soilsClassificationSols forestiersForest machineryForest site qualityStations sylvicolesMachines forestièresHumus -- British ColumbiaHumus -- Colombie-BritanniqueForest soils -- British ColumbiaForest machinery -- British ColumbiaForest site quality -- British ColumbiaSols forestiers -- Colombie-BritanniqueMachines forestières -- Colombie-BritanniqueStations sylvicoles -- Classification -- Colombie-Britannique
Series Statement
- FRDA report -- 008.
- FERIC special report -- no. SR-44.
- Special report (Forest Engineering Research Institute of Canada) -- no. 44.
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