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Winter 2009
Issue Number 63
In this Issue
- 2 From the Center
- 4 Calendar: December 2009 January 2010 February 2010
- 5 The Long View
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9
Another View: What Do Women Want?
Annette Lorraine - 10 Letters to the Editors
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15
Woods Whys: Do Tree Stems Freeze in Winter?
Michael Snyder -
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Knots and Bolts:
Wood Industry Woes Drag On
If Winter Comes, Can Springtails Be Far Behind?
Four Centuries of Slow Growth
Safe Passage
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23
Species in the Spotlight: Scotch pine, Pinus sylvestris
Virginia Barlow - 24 Which Bird Made That Nest?
- 30 Anatomy of an Ice-damaged Sugar Maple
- 34 The Wood Chemical Industry in the Northeast: An Old Industry with New Possibilities
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42
Field Work: At Work Guiding in the Adirondacks with Lynn Malerba
Judith E. Harper -
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Birds in Focus: Winter’s Visitors
Bryan Pfeiffer - 46 Balsam, Bunches, and Bows: How to Make a Wreath
- 51 Tricks of the Trade
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52
Discoveries:
Digging for Worms
Where the Cellulose Meets the Road
Predicting Fishless Lakes
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57
Under the Microscope: Sapstreak Disease
Virginia Barlow - 64 Wood Lit
- 67 Mill Prices
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