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Predicting site index for Virginia, loblolly, and shortleaf pine in the Virginia Piedmont (U.S. Forest Service research paper SE) by Paul P Kormanik, 1966 A method for constructing site index curves from measurements of tree age and height: Its application to inland Douglas-fir (U.S. Forest Service research paper INT) by James E Brickell, 1968 Site-index curves for even-aged northern hardwoods in the Green Mountains of Vermont (Bulletin / Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station) by Robert O Curtis, 1962 Revised site index curves for balsam fir and white spruce in the Lake States (Research note NC) by Willard H Carmean, 1981 Wisconsin woodlands: Estimating and interpreting site index by Michael Huebschmann, 1986 Polymorphic site index curves for spruce and balsam fir growing in even-aged stands in northern Maine (Bulletin / Life Sciences and Agriculture Experiment Station, University of Maine at Orono) by Ralph H Griffin, 1980 How to estimate red pine site index by David H Alban, 1979 Estimating northern red oak site-index class from total height and diameter of dominant and codominant trees in central Appalachian hardwood stands (NE-RP) by Neil I Lamson, 1987 A method for constructing site index curves from height-age measurements applied to Douglas-fir in the Southwest (SuDoc A 13.79:RM-510) by Carleton B. Edminster, 1991 Site index for loblolly pine in the Atlantic Coastal Plain of the Carolinas and Virginia (USDA Forest Service research paper SE) by Kenneth B Trousdell, 1974 Oak site index and biomass yield in upland oak and cove hardwood timber types in West Virginia (USDA Forest Service research note NE) by Harry V Wiant, 1980 Site index curves for young-growth incense-cedar of the westside Sierra Nevada (Research note PSW) by K. Leroy Dolph, 1983 Height-age and site index curves for Pacific silver fir in the Pacific Northwest (SuDoc A 13.78:PNW-RP-418) by Gerald E. Hoyer, 1989 Height growth and site index curves for western white pine in the Cascade Range of Washington and Oregon (SuDoc A 13.78:PNW-RP-423) by Robert O. Curtis, 1990

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41. USAID - Environment/Forestry
    Forests represent an important natural resource that can help developing countries improve their economic wellbeing. More than 1.6 billion people worldwide depend on forests for  
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    Extractions: medicines, and fibers. Forests represent an important natural resource that can help developing countries improve their economic well-being. More than 1.6 billion people worldwide depend on forests for some part of their livelihood. Forests provide a wealth of important wood and non-timber forest products (such as edible nuts and fruits, medicinal plants, fibers and rubber) that people in the developed and developing world rely on. The value of wood and non-timber products provided by forests is immeasurable. In addition, forests provide environmental services such as regulating water supplies and stemming soil erosion. These services have an enormous impact on worldwide agricultural productivity and human health. Forests play a crucial role as major stores of greenhouse gases, such as carbon. This important function contributes to reducing global warming. Forests also provide important habitat for wildlife. Experts estimate that 70 percent of all land-based plants and animals live in forests. Unfortunately, forests are being destroyed at unprecedented rates due to unsustainable and illegal logging, agricultural expansion, population pressures, large-scale industrial and infrastructure projects, and national policies that subsidize forest conversion to other uses. Experts estimate that approximately 16 million hectares of natural forest were lost annually during the 1990s (this is almost the size of Washington State, each year). This destruction poses a serious threat to the well being of communities dependent on forests and to global environmental health.

42. S P Global Timber Forestry Index
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43. IShares S&P Global Timber & Forestry Index Fund (WOOD): Holdings - IShares
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44. Etfs Glossary, Etfs, Etf, Exchange Traded Funds, Wood, IShares S&P Global Timber
    Etfs Glossary, etfs, etf, exchange traded funds, wood, iShares S P Global Timber Forestry Index Fund (WOOD),AMEX Exchange  
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46. IShares II Plc- IShares S&P Global Timber & Forestry Index Fund: Private Company
    Get iShares II plc iShares S P Global Timber Forestry Index Fund company research investing information. Find executive management and the latest company developments.  
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