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Mechanical site preparation impacts on soil properties and vegetation communities in the Northwest Territories

by Bock, Michael D, Van Rees, Ken CJ
Published in Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2002)
Subjects: “...hardwood utilization...”

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Cervid Distribution Browse and Snow Cover in Alberta

by Telfer, E.S.
Published in The Journal of Wildlife Management (1978)
Subjects: “...Alces Alces Cervus Canadensis Odocoileus Hemionus Odocoileus Virginianus Human Canada Hardwood...”

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Browse production and its use by moose and snowshoe hares at the Kenai Moose Research Center, Alaska

by Oldemeyer, J.L.
Published in The Journal of Wildlife Management (1983)
Subjects: “...Hardwood Growing Season...”

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Changes in nutrient availability and forest floor characteristics in relation to stand age and forest composition in the southern part of the boreal forest of northwestern Quebec

by Brais, S., Camire, C., Bergeron, Y., Pare, D.
Published 1995
Subjects: “...hardwood (Dicotyledones Unspecified)...”

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Forest composition around wolf (Canis lupus) dens in eastern Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario

by Norris, D.R., Theberge, M.T., Theberge, J.B.
Published in Canadian Journal of Zoology (2002)
“... to and including a 1000-m radius and low proportions of tolerant and intolerant hardwoods within 500 m. We conclude...”

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Logging in Alaska's Boreal Forest: Creation of Grasslands or Enhancement of Moose Habitat

by Collins, William B., Schwartz, Charles C.
Published 1998
“... establishment of early successional hardwoods important as moose browse. A combination of clear-cutting and soil...”

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Coarse Woody Debris as a Function of Age, Stand Structure, and Disturbance in Boreal Newfoundland

by Sturtevant, B. J., Bissonette, John A., Long, James N., Roberts, D. W.
Published 1997
“.... The presence of CWD early in the sequence was strongly influenced by residual hardwoods (i.e., birch) left...”

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