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... Douglas fir is common . Typical of the ranges that traverse the rather arid interior plateau is a generally open forest of aspen and yellow pine interspersed with glades of grass . Douglas fir and lodgepole pine are found on higher ...
... Douglas fir is common . Typical of the ranges that traverse the rather arid interior plateau is a generally open forest of aspen and yellow pine interspersed with glades of grass . Douglas fir and lodgepole pine are found on higher ...
Page 504
... Douglas fir , which makes excellent sawn lumber , also grows in slightly drier coastal locations . The trees in Interior forests are smaller . They include Douglas fir and lodgepole and ponderosa pine in the south ; balsam fir , spruce ...
... Douglas fir , which makes excellent sawn lumber , also grows in slightly drier coastal locations . The trees in Interior forests are smaller . They include Douglas fir and lodgepole and ponderosa pine in the south ; balsam fir , spruce ...
Page 740
... Douglas ( 1981 ) ; best modern Spanish annotated edition ed . by Luis Andrés Murillo , Don Quixote de la Man- cha , 2nd ed . ( 1982 ) ; Exemplary Novels , trans . by N. Maccoll ( 1902 ) . Selections include The Deceitful Marriage , and ...
... Douglas ( 1981 ) ; best modern Spanish annotated edition ed . by Luis Andrés Murillo , Don Quixote de la Man- cha , 2nd ed . ( 1982 ) ; Exemplary Novels , trans . by N. Maccoll ( 1902 ) . Selections include The Deceitful Marriage , and ...
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