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Reforestation in the Spruce Type

1949 Journal of Forestry Pages 349-356, Reforestation in the Spruce Type in the Southern Appalachians, Leon S. Minckler. This is

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

Taxonomists today would disagree, but this is none-the-less an interesting article from Volume 1 of Castanea, the Journal of the

In a 1925 article in the Scientific Monthly titled “The Vanishing Spruce,” referred to the high elevation red spruce (Picea

Fraser fir is a high elevation species that occupies many of the highest peaks of the southern Appalachians in the

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A rare West Virginia fir variety that is thriving on Christmas tree farms across the nation is

The Cheat Mountain salamander is one of 30 species of salamanders known to occur in West Virginia. It was discovered

A perspective on soil carbon resource impacts. Importance of Spruce Systems Red spruce and hemlock stands are important for a

Monongahela National Forest, Greenbrier District Ranger, Jack Tribble, signed the second of 3 decision notices on the Upper Greenbrier North

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — More than 400 acres of red spruce and northern hardwood forest bordering the Roaring Plains West Wilderness