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Oregon State University Extension Service
... -discipline Oregon Well Water Program, Sustainable Living Project, Watershed Stewardship Education Program, Marine Resources Heads up! News Connecting the West Coast Fishing Community, Oregon Watershed Weeks, Publication & Video Topics Business management & marketing, Christmas trees, forest measurements, logging, multiple use forests, reforestation, sources for assistance, stand management, wood ...
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OSU Extension Programs & Projects
... Grandparenting in Complex Times Home Alone and Prepared Nutrition Education Program When Dependency Increases Workshops to Help Women Manage Finances Marine Science Programs & Projects Heads up! News Connecting the West Coast Fishing Community Oregon Watershed Weeks Add a new program or project (database administrators only). Copyright 1995-2006 Oregon State University. Disclaimer. Webmaster.
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EXTOXNET PIP - CAPTAN
... for 3 days to concentrations which would be expected in a pond following treatment of an adjacent watershed at a rate of 1 lb/acre, had no detectable residues of captan [6]. Estimates of ... been reported at various acidities and temperatures [6]. The effective residual life in water is 2 weeks [15]. Breakdown in vegetation: Captan is taken up through leaves and roots and translocated throughout the ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 22(1) 2000
... may be a physical limiting barrier. But it could spread up the west coast into Oregon, Washington state, and perhaps into British Columbia. According to the web article, "Bay laurel and ... used for planting trees, protecting wetlands, enhancing fish habitat and improving water quality throughout the watershed. Our final speaker was Roman Popadiouk who discussed nut culture in European history and its ...
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Pinus contorta Dougl
... stands of lodgepole pine persist for varying lengths of time. In northern Idaho and central Oregon, stands begin to break up at 80 to 100 years, while stands at higher elevations, ... with properly designed machinery, it is economically harvested, and this harvesting, properly done, can enhance watershed, forage, wildlife habitat, and scenic and recreational values. Genetics This summary is based on a ...
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Pseudotsuga macrocarpa (Vasey) Mayr
... , is scarcely utilized because the trees are scattered and are more valuable for esthetics and watershed protection. Because the taxonomic characteristics of bigcone Douglas-fir are similar to those of its northern ... and prevents selfing. The plant is monoecious. Pollination in a given locality lasts 2 to 3 weeks. Fertilized conelets begin to enlarge in mid-July and are easily seen soon after. Cones ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest Rosa Pisocarpa (Cluster Rose, Peafruit Rose) Catalog
... the hummingbirds. Restoration and Mitigation Value: The Cluster Rose is a riparian species, absolutely invaluable in watershed or wetland restoration and protection projects. Riparian (meaning located on or relating to the edge of a ... (packing seeds in a bag of moist peat moss in the freezer for two or three weeks) are two methods that can speed germination. Semi-ripe cuttings can be taken in July, ...
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