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Volume 52, Number 1 of Tree Planters' Notes

	Organic Matter Amendment of Fallow Forest Tree Seedling Nursery Soils Influences Soil Properties and Biomass of a Sorghum Cover Crop Davis, A., Jacobs, D. and Wightman, K. Details
	Stem Splitting and Cankering in Pacific Northwest Douglas-fir Seedlings Haase, D., Khadduri, N. & Landis, T. Details
	Topworking Coastal Douglas-fir Johnson, R. and Copes, D. Details
	Comparing Large Bareroot and Container Stock: Water Stress as Influenced by Peat and Soil Water Availability Jutras, S., Thiffault, N. & Munson, A.D. Details
	Investigations of the Cause of First-Year Stunting of Douglas-fir Seedlings in Bareroot Conifer Nurseries Linderman, R.G., Russell, K.W. & Tanaka, Y. Details
	Performance of a Wide-ranging Collection of Black Locust Seed Sources in Western Oklahoma Tauer, C.G. Details
	An Inexpensive and Reliable Monitoring Station Design for Use with Lightweight, Compact Data Loggers Zalesny, Jr., R., Wiese, A. Bauer, E., Headlee, Jr., W., Hall, R., Mahama, A., & Zalesny, J. Details
	Impact of Storage on Viability of White Spruce Seed Dale Simpson, Bernard Diagle, and Darren Hayes Details
	The Making of a Cooperative Forestry Program R.C. Kellison Details
	Cone Stimulation of Abies procera —Evaluating Variable Rates of GA 4/7, Timing, and Girdling Chal G. Landgren, Sara R. Lipow, James Reno, and Robert Ohrn Details
	Enrichment of Natural Regeneration Through Direct Seeding and Fill Planting in Logging Trails of Black Spruce Stands Martin-Michel Gauthier and Jean-Claude Ruel Details
	Understanding Forest Seedling Quality: Measurements and Interpretation Diane L. Haase Details
	Understanding Forest Seedling Quality: Diane L. Haase Details
	Achieving Establishment Success the First Time Cheryl Talbert Details
	A Reference Library for Readers of Tree Planters’ Notes Robin Rose Details

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