Chapter 14 - Use of Forest Inventory Data to Document Patterns of Yellow-Cedar Occurrence, Mortality, and Regeneration in the Context of Climate (Project WC-EM-09-02)

Paul Hennon; J. Caouette; T. Barrett; D. Wittwer

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Chapter 14 - Use of Forest Inventory Data to Document Patterns of Yellow-Cedar Occurrence, Mortality, and Regeneration in the Context of Climate (Project WC-EM-09-02)

Informally Refereed

Authors:

Paul Hennon, J. Caouette, T. Barrett, D. Wittwer

Year:

2014

Type:

General Technical Report

Station:

Southern Research Station

Source:

General Technical Report SRS-198

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Abstract

Yellow-cedar (Callitropsis nootkatensis) has great cultural and economic value but has experienced widespread mortality for about 100 years in southeast Alaska (Hennon and Shaw 1997).

Parent Publication

Forest health monitoring: National status, trends, and analysis 2012

Citation

Hennon, P.; Caouette, J.; Barrett, T.; Wittwer, D. 2014. Chapter 14 - Use of Forest Inventory Data to Document Patterns of Yellow-Cedar Occurrence, Mortality, and Regeneration in the Context of Climate (Project WC-EM-09-02)