The role of western white pine in forest succession in northern Idaho

M. A. Huberman

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The role of western white pine in forest succession in northern Idaho

Formally Refereed

Authors:

M. A. Huberman

Year:

1935

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Rocky Mountain Research Station

Source:

Ecology. 16(2): 137-151.

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Abstract

The importance of vegetational studies in virgin forests has become more and more obvious during the past few years as a result of the increasing scarcity of primeval areas. The work of Cooper ('13) on Isle Royale, Michigan; of Nichols ('13) at Colebrook, Connecticut; of Lutz ('30) at Heart's Content, Pennsylvania; of Gates and Nichols ('30) studying an area near Pellston, Michigan; and of Hough ('32) in Pennsylvania, may be said to compose the greatest portion of the meagre literature on this subject.

Keywords

western white pine, forest succession

Citation

Huberman, M. A. 1935. The role of western white pine in forest succession in northern Idaho. Ecology. 16(2): 137-151.