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Publications by V.J. Nordin

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Basal fire scars and the occurence of decay in lodgepole pine
Nordin, V.J.
Year: 1958    Catalog ID: 25801
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Heart rots in relation to the management of spruce in Alberta
Nordin, V.J.
Year: 1956    Catalog ID: 25800
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Studies in forest pathology. XIII. Decay in sugar maple in the Ottawa-Huron and Algoma extension forest region of Ontario
Nordin, V.J.
Year: 1954    Catalog ID: 25797
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Forest pathology in relation to the management of lodgepole pine in Alberta
Nordin, V.J.
Year: 1954    Catalog ID: 25798
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Summary report on forest disease investigations in Alberta in 1952
Nordin, V.J.
Year: 1952    Catalog ID: 30678
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A gall disease of western hemlock in British Columbia
Nordin, V.J.
Year: 1950    Catalog ID: 20325
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Studies in forest pathology. VII. Decay in western hemlock and fir in the Franklin River area, British Columbia
Buckland, D.C.; Foster, R.E.; Nordin, V.J.
Year: 1949    Catalog ID: 20308
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DOI: 10.1139/cjr49c-026
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