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Red spruce ecosystemResearch

Balsam Fir Bibliography

Dave Saville February 7, 2013April 10, 2019

Not particularly complete or up-to-date, this bibliography is still a valuable resource for information about central appalachian fir trees.

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  • Abies intermedia, The Blue Ridge Fir, a new species
  • Reforestation in the Spruce Type

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