Bureau of Land Management Monthly Alert U.S. Department of the Interior January 1993

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010. FORESTRY --GENERAL Or.: Pacific Northwest Rese-rch Station, Forest Service, U.S.
Dept. of Agriculture; i>°d: 103 p. (General technical report
Pew; GTR-255).
Brooks, D. J.; Grant, G. E. New approectoh feorses t
background, science issandu reesearsch ,segen da. 16. Garrett, L. D.: Fight, BR. 0.7: McNamee, P. J. Development of
[Part 2). Journal of forestry: Vol. 90, no. 2 (Feb. 1992): p SAMM, a southeast Alaska multiresourcve model. SAMM : «4
prototype soutAlahskae sualtisrestoui ce model. Portland, Or.
t Pacific Northwest Research Station, Forest Service, U.S.
Erooks, 0. J.; Grant, G. E. New approectoh feorses t Dept. of Agriculture, 1990: p. 1-7. (General technical
management : beckground, science issues, and research agenda. report Pew ; GTR-255).
[Part 1). Journal of forestry; Vol. 90, mo. 1 (Jan. 1992): p.
25-28. 17. Gerrett, L. D.7 Fight, R. D.; Weyermam, D. L. Using the
model SAMMN : implications for management. SAMM : a prototype
Craig, ®. S&S. Further Geveloprent of a land ethic canon. southeast Alaska msultiresource model. Portland, Or. : Pacific
Journal of forestry: Vol. 90, no. 1 (Jan. 1992): p. 30-31. Northwest Research Station, Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of
Agriculture, 1990: p. 79-89. (General technical report Pw ;
Gericke, K. L.: Sullivan, J.; Wellman, J.D. Pw iic GTR-255).
participation in National Forest planning : perss ectives,
procedures, and costs. Journal of forestry: Vol. 90, no. 2 18. McNamee, FP. J.: Fight, R. D. Specification of the model.
(Feb. 1992): p. 35-38.
SAMM : a southeast Alaska sultiresource mode).
Portland, Or. : Pacific Northwest Research Station, Forest
Sellars, 8. ¥. The roots of National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1990: p. 8-12. (General
evolving perceptions of the Park Service's mandate. —— technical report PW ; GTR-255).
of forestry: Vol. 90, mo. 1 (Jan. 1992): p. 16-19.
19. Nutter, R. Raster scanning and plotting at GSC. Engineering
Thomas, J. ¥. On being professional : the responsibilities field notes; Vol. 23 (Nov./Dec. 1991): p. 9-11.
of a worthy vocation. Journal of forestry; Vol. 90, no. 2
(Feb. 1992): p. [12)-16.
020.
Two say politics rules their egencies. High country news;
Vol. 23, mo. 18 (Oct. 7, 1991): ©. [1], 10-12.
21. Beutler, HM. K. Economic multipliers. Rangelands; Vol. 14,
Watkins, T. H. Father of the forests. Journal of forestry; me. 1 (Peb. 1992): p. 44-45.
Vol. 90, no. 1 (Jan. 1992): p. 12-35.
22. Bradley, D0. P.: Lewis, B. J. Ecological economics :
West, T. Women's clubs and conservation. Journal of integrating natural and social dimensions. Journal of
forestry: Vol. 90, no. 1 (Jan. 1992): p. 32. forestry; Vol. 90, no. 2 (Feb. 1992): p. 30-33.
What being 4 member of SAF means to me. Journal of forestry; 29. Gong, P. Multiobjective dynamic programming for forest
Vol. 90, no. 2 (Feb. 1992): p. 17-20. resource managerent. Forest ecology and management; Vol. 48,
mos. 1/2 (Mar. 1992): p. 43-54.
012. 31. Kolberg¥., C . Approach to the stesatadte y: a
test of current period decision rule solution
methods for models of renewable resource management. Land
4. Farr, ¥. A.: Gerdes, BR. L.; Wileon, W. H.: Fight, R. BD. The economics; Vol. 68, no. 1 (Feb. 1992): p. [11)-27.
Timber submodel. SAMM : «a southeast Alaska
multiresource model. Portilend, Or. : Pacific Northwest Lettean, G. J.; Connaughton, K. P.; McKay, §. Private
Research Station, Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of forestry in western Oregon : an update on manegement
— — 1990: p. 13-27. (General technical report Prw ; pracandt laind cusee chsange s. (Salem, Or. : Oregon Dept. of
-255). Forestry, Forest Resources Planning Section?); 1991: 20 p.
15. Fight, R. 0.; Garrett, L. D.; Weyermann, D. L. SAMMN : @ 33. Menke, K. HM. Unlikely coalition protests timber cut. High
prototype southeast Alaska sultiresource model. Portland, country news; Vol. 24, no. 1 (Jan. 27, 1992): p. 3.
M. Ball, R. J.; Aldred, A. H. Forest regeneration appraise!
federal ervironmental law. Land economics; Vol. 68, no. 1 75. with lerge-scale serial + The Forestry chronicle:
(Feb. 19.<)« p. 28-48. Vol. 68, no. 1 (Feb. 1992): p. 142-150.
Richert,K . Sattered seeks & new courseHi.g h 76. Hastings, 0. A. Global research confronts GIS technology.
country news; Vol. 23, mo. 21 (How. 18, 1991): p. 6. GIS world; Vol. 4, mo. 9 (Dec. 1991): p. 60-62, 68.
Rupprecht, K. L.; Lynch, D. L. Skills important to district 79. Kuru, G. A.; Whyte, A. G. 0.; Woollonms, B. C. Utility of
forestry: in Votlh.e S7,o utnho.w es2t . (ApWre.s te1r9n9 2)j:o urpn.a l5 1-o5f4 . applied reverse Weibull and extreme value density functions to refine
Giameter distribution growth estimates. Forest ecology and
management; Vol. 48, mos. 1/2 (Mar. 1992): p. 165-174.
42. Williams, F. A Montana forest slashes its planned tinber
cut. High country news; Vol. 23, mo. 22 (Dec. 2, 1991): p. 3. Liu, Kk. Stand table prediction with reverse Weibull and
6d.
extreme valuz Gensity functions : some theoretical
Zivnuska, J. A. A 75-year perspective on investments in considerations. Forest ecology and management; Vol. 48, nos.
43. forestry. Berkeley, Calif.: University of California, Dept. 1/2 (Mar. 1992): p. 175-178.
of Forestry and Resource Managezext, College of Natural
Resources; 1989: 10 p. (S.J. Hall lectureship in Industrial McTeague, J. P. Enhanced estimates of total volume with any
Forestry) 84.
single upper-stem measurenent. Forest ecology and management :
Vol. 48, nos. 1/2 (Mar. 1992): p. 55-67.
030. 85. Miller, G. A. FastTrack sapping at the Geometronics Service
Center : a in continuous quality .
Engineering field notes; Vol. 23 (Nov./Dec. 1991): p. 1-8.
44. Bowser, J.:; Quenoy, J. H. Getting there and baci. : progran
strategy. Engineering field notes: Vol. 23 (Sept./Oct. 87. Owen, W. R.; Rosentreter, R. Monitoring rare perennial
1991): p. 35-40. plants : techniques for demographic studies. Natural areas
journal; Vol. 12, mo. 1 (Jan. 1992): p. 32-38.
57. Martinez, J. M.: Solheim, R. O.; Lewis, C. &.: Valdez, H. L.:
Yager, 0. D. Mexico/USDA Forest Service road and bridge Pogolsky, R.; Comkling, P. Satellite search sids wetlands
design workshop. Engineering field notes; Vol. 23 (Sept./Oct. visualization. GIS world; Vol. 4, mo. 9 (Dec. 1991): p. 80,
1991): p. 11-19. 82-85.
64. Sheetz, J. Preventing and repairing PVC pipe failures. 90. Pryjomko, R. ARC/INFO and SPOT : creating the bigger
Landscape & irrigation: Vol. 16, no.2 (Feb. 1992): p. 54-55. picture. ARC news; Vol. 13, no. 3 (summer 1991): p. 4-5.
91. Reich, R. M.; Arvanitis, L. G. Sampling unit, spatial
FOREST MENSURATION distribution of trees, and precision. Northern journal of
040.
applied forestry: Vol. 9, no. 1 (Mar. 1992): p. 3-6.
68. Berry, J. K. Analyzing the non-analytical. GIS world; Vol. 92. Ritchie, J. C. Airborne laser seasurements of rangeland
4, no. 9 (Dec. 1991): p. 36-37. canopy cover and distribution. Journal of range management:
Vol. 45, no. 2 (Mar. 1992): p. 189-193.
Berry, J. K. Discovering feature patterns : everything has
its place, everything in its place. (Granny). GIS world; Vol. Simpeon, 8. T.; Wiant, H. V. of tinber trespass
4, mo. 7 (Oct. 1991): p. 42, 44, 46.
cruises. Northern journal of applied forestry: Vol. %, no. 1
(Mar. 1992): p. 35-36.
71. Duperon, D. Inching our way to metrics. Engineering field
notes; Vol. 23 (Sept./Oct. 1991): p. 5-10. Sturdevant, J. A.: Eidenshink, J. C.: Loveland, T. R.
4.
Organizations challenged by global database development. GIS
74. Guay, R.: Gagnon, R.: Morin, H. A new automatic and world; Vol. 4, mo. 9 (Dec. 1991): p. 73,74, 76-79.
interactive tree ring measurement system based on a line scan
camera. The Forestry chronicle; Vol. 68, mo. 1 (Feb. 1992): Stutheit, J. Temporal GIS investigates global change. Gis
p. 138-141. 95. world; Vol. 4, no. 9 (Dec. 1991): p. 68-72.
96. Teply, J.; Green, K. Old growth forest : how much remains? responses to 2 brush management practices in south Texas.
Geo info systems; Vol. 1, no. 4 (Apr. 1991): p. 23-31. Journal of range management; Vol. 45, mo. 2 (Mar. 1992): p.
170-175.
051. ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION Cotts, N. R.; Redente, E. F.; Schiller, R. Restoration
methods for abandoned roads at lower elevations in Grand
Teton National Park, Wyoming. Arid soil research and
101. Castellano, M. A.; Trappe, J. M. Pisolithus tinctorius fails rehabilitation; Vol. 5, no. 4 (Oct./Dec. 1991): p.
to improve plantation performance of inoculated conifers in 235-249.
southwestern Oregon. New forests; Vol. 5, mo. 4 (1991): p.
[349)-358. 120. Korpela, E. J.; Tesch, S. D.; Lewis, R. Plantations vs.
advance regeneration : height growth comparisons for
102. Driessche, R. van den. Absolute and relative growth of southwestern Oregon. Western journal of applied forestry;
Douglas-fir seedlings of different sizes. Tree physiology; Vol. 7, no. 2 (Apr. 1992): p. 44-47.
Vol. 10, no. 2 (Mar. 1992): p. [141]-152.
122. Oliver, W. W.; Dolph, K. L. Mixed-conifer seedling growth
103. Fox, J. F.; Stevens, G. C. Costs of reproduction in a willow varies in response to overstory release. Forest ecology and
: experimental vs. natural variation. Ecology; Vol. management; Vol. 48, nos. 1/2 (Mar. 1992): p. 179-183.
72, no. 3 (June 1991): p. [1013}-1023.
104. Grossnickle, S.C. Stock quality assessment through an 060. GENETICS/PLANT BREEDING
integrated approach. New forests; Vol. 5, mo. 2 (1991): p.
(77}-91.
126. El-Kassaby, Y. A.; Edwards, D. G. W.; Taylor, D. W. Genetic
105. Landis, T. D.; Rietveld, W. J.; Rose, R. Research needs in control of germination parameters in Douglas-fir and its
Great Plains forest nurseries. (Proceedings, 42nd Annual importance for domestication. Silvae genetica; Vol. 41, no.
Meeting, Great Plains Agricultural Council, Forestry 1 (1992): p. 48-54.
Committee : Colorado Springs, CO, June 18-21, 1990. Fort
Collins, Colo.? : The Council, 1990): p. 23-28. (Great 127. Ernst, S. G.; Klopfenstein, N. B. Improvement of woody plant
Plains Agricultural Council publication ; no. 132). germplasm using a combination of conventional and molecular
research techniques. [Proceedings, 42nd Annual Meeting,
107. McDcr.ald, P. M. Container seedlings outperform barefoot Great Plains Agricultural Council, Forestry Committee :
stock : survival and growth aftr 10 years. New forests; Vol. Colorado Springs, CO, June 18-21, 1990. Fort Collins,
5, mo. 2 (1991): p. [147]-156. Colo.? : The Council, 1990): p. 36-40. (Great Plains
Agricultural Council publication ; no. 132).
109. Omi, S. K.; Rose, R.; Sabin, T. E. Effectiveness of freezer
storage in fulfilling the chilling requirement of fall-lifted 128. Farmer, R.E. Effects of clones, primary ramets, and age of
ponderosa pine seedlings. New forests; Vol. 5, no. 4 (1991): stock plants on tamarack rooting. Silvae genetica: Vol. 41,
p. [(307}-326. mo. 1 (1992): p. 22-24.
110. Ritchie, G. A.; Tanaka, Y¥.; Duke, S. D. Physiology and 130. Jayawickrama, K. J. S.; Jett, J. B.; McKeand, S. E.
morpholoyy of Douglas-fir rooted cuttings compared to Rootstock effects in grafted conifers : a review. New
seedlings and transplants. Tree physiology; Vol. 10, no. 2 forests; Vol. 5, mo. 2 (1991): p. [157)-173.
(Mar. 1992): p. [179}-194.
133. Yazdani, R.; Lindgren, D. Gene dispersion after natural
115. Tuskan, G. A.; Ellis, P. L. Auxin-impregnated hygroscopic ration under a widely seed-tree stand of Pinus
gel : effects on ponderosa pine and common hackberry sylvestris (L.). Silvae genetica; Vol. 41, no. 1 (1992): p.
seedlings. New forests; Vol. 5, no. 4 (1991): p. [359)]-367. 1-5.
073. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
052. SILVICULTURAL METHODS 135. Craig, J. R.; Ruark, G. A. An evaluation of nitric and
hydrofluoric acid digestions following dry combustion of pine
foliage. Communications in soil science and plant analysis;
116. Bozzo, J. A.; Beasom, S ..; Fulbright, T. E. Vegetation Vol. 22, nos. 11/12 (1991): p. 1215-1223.
J
Proceedings of the Western Raptor Management Symposium and
138. Gartner, B. L. Relative growth rates of vines and shrubs of Workshop, [26-28 October 1987, Boise, Idaho}. Washington,
western poison oak, Toxicodendron diversilobum D.C. : National Wildlife Federation, 1989: p. 32-37.
(Anacardiaceae). American journal of botany; Vol. 78, no. 10 (National Wildlife Federation scientific & technical series
(Oct. 1991): p. 1345-1353. 7 mo. 12).
139. Kikuzawa, K. A cost-benefit analysis of leaf habit and leaf 158. Pendleton, R. L.; Frischknecht, N. C.; McArthur, E. D.
longevity of trees and their geographical pattern. American Long-term survival of 20 selected plant accessions in a Rush
naturalist; Vol. 138, no. 5 (Nov. 1991): p. [1250]-1263. Valley, Utah, planting. Ogden, UT: U. S. Dept. of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Research
143. Raloff, J. Garden-variety tonic for stress : vitamins may Station; 1992: 7 p. (Research note INT; 403).
invigorate leafy patients. Science news; Vol. 141, no. 6
(Feb. 8, 1992): p. 94-95. 159. Peterken, G. F. Conservation of old growth : a European
perspective. Natural areas journal; Vol. 12, no. 1 (Jan.
145. Woollons, R. C.; Snowdon, P. Utility of multivariate 1992): p. 10-19.
analyses in examining foliage composition and soil nutrition
in a factoral fertilizer experiment. New forests; Vol. 5, no. 160. Spies, T. A. Trends in ecosystem management at the stand
4 (1991): p. [289)-305. level. Transactions of the Fifty-sixth North American
Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference. [S.l. : s.n.,
1991): p. 628-639.
074. PLANT ECOLOGY
161. Stansfield, W. F.; McTague, J. P.; Lacapa, R. Dominant
height and site index equations for Douglas-fir and Engelmann
148. Cherfas, J. D ring mushrooms : another mass spruce in east-central Arizona. Western journal of applied
extinction? Science; Vol. 254, mo. 5037 (Dec. 6, 1991): p. forestry; Vol. 7, no. 2 (Apr. 1992): p. 40-44.
1458.
162. Usher, M. B.; Brown, A. C.; Bedford, S. E. Plant species
149. Clark, J. S&S. Disturbance and tree life history on the richness in farm woodlands. Forestry; Vol. 65, mo. 1 (1992):
shifting mosaic 1 + Ecology; Vol. 72, no. 3 (June p. [1)-13.
1991): p. [1102)-1118.
151. De Steven, D. Experiments on mechanisms of tree 081. MYCOLOGY/ PATHOLOGY
establishment in old-field succession : seedling emergence.
Ecology; Vol. 72, no. 3 (June 1991): p. [1066)-1075.
165. Filip, G. M.; Schmitt, C. L.; Hosman, K. P. Effects of
152. De Steven, D. Experiments on mechanisms of tree establish- harvesting season and stump size on incidence of annosus root
ment in old-field succession : seedling survival and disease of true fir. Western journal of applied forestry;
growth. Ecology; Vol. 72, no. 3 (June 1991): p. [1076])-1088. Vol. 7, mo. 2 (Apr. 1992): p. 54-57.
153. Ewing, K.: Dobrowolski, J. P. Dynamics of shrub die-off in 169. Pinon, J. Variability in the genus Populus in sensitivity to
a salt desert plant community. Journal of range management; Melampsora rusts. Silvae genetica; Vol. 41, no. 1 (1992): p.
Vol. 45, no. 2 (Mar. 1992): p. 194-199. 25-34.
154. Facelli, J. M.; Pickett, S. T. A. Plant litter : light
interception and effects on an old-field plant community. 082. INSECTS
Ecology; Vol. 72, no. 3 (Jume 1991): p. [1024}-1031.
155. Harrington, T. B.; Tappeiner, J. C.; Hughes, T. F. Atkinson, P. R.; Nixon, K. M.; Shaw, M. J. P. On the
a — —*— growth and size distribution of susceptibility of Eucalyptus species and clones to attack by
Douglas-fir saplings competing with sprout clumps of tanoak Macrotermes natalensis Haviland (Isoptera: Termitidae).
or Pacific madrone. New forests; Vol. 5, no. 2 (1991): p. Forest ecology and management; Vol. 48, nos. 1/2 (Mar. 1992):
[109}-130. PNW-85-422.
p. 15-30.
157. Mueggler, W. F. Status of aspen woodlands in the West. 173. Bennett, I. J.; McComb, J. A.; Bradley, J. S&S. Testing the