This article highlights the significance of forest research in California, suggesting its broader implications for American forestry.
The development of forest research is an important chapter of American forestry history. Its record will doubtless be accumulated in the stories of regional development. The writer makes a contribution to this record for a region where forest research has abundantly proved its mettle. The problems research has met in California are largely those of the conntry as a whole, thns giving this article more than state-wide significance.
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