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Publisher: Society of American Foresters

Volume 15, Number 4, 1 April 1917
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Front Matter Volume 15 Issue 4 1917
pp. z1-z2(1)

Back Matter Volume 15 Issue 4 1917
pp. z3-z7(1)

Journal article

The Present Conditions in the Lumber Industry
pp. 387-393(7)
Author: Compton, Wilson

Forest Tree Planting Camps
pp. 394-409(16)
Author: Illick, J. S.

The Biology of Lodgepole Pine as Revealed by the Behavior of its Seed
pp. 410-416(7)
Author: Bates, Carlos G.

The Pack Rat as an Enemy of Natural Reproduction on the Angeles National Forest
pp. 417-423(7)
Author: Munns, Edward N.

A Forest Policy for California
pp. 424-430(7)
Author: Mason, D. T.

Computing Volumes in Period Allotment
pp. 431-434(4)
Author: Woolsey, T. S.

By-Product Mills in the Hardwood Industry
pp. 435-437(3)
Author: Buttrick, P. L.

Determining the Quality of Standing Timber
pp. 438-441(4)
Author: Berry, Swift

The Spread of Timbered Areas in Central Texas
pp. 442-445(4)
Author: Foster, J. H.

Reproduction of Black Spruce (Picea Mariana)
pp. 446-448(3)
Author: Kenety, W. H.

A Decimal Classification for Forestry Literature
pp. 449-462(14)
Author: Korstian, Clarence F.

A Second-Growth Pine Mill in California
pp. 463-463(1)
Author: Berry, Swift

Miscellaneous

Reviews
pp. 464-480(17)

Silviculture, Protection, and Extension
pp. 481-488(8)

Utilization, Market, and Technology
pp. 489-489(1)

Mensuration, Finance, and Management
pp. 489-496(8)

Statistics and History
pp. 496-500(5)

Soil, Water, and Climate
pp. 500-504(5)

Personal
pp. 505-506(2)

Notes and Comments
pp. 507-519(13)

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