New findings on single-leaf piñon and Utah juniper stand characteristics, highlighting their significance in the wood economy.
This article presents new information concerning the stand and tree characteristics of two species--single-leaf piñon and Utah juniper--which are little known to most foresters but are of major importance in the wood economy of the Great Basin.
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