Condition and deterioration rate of precommercial thinning slash at False Island, Alaska
by Michael H. McClellan
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We examined slash from thinning treatments in a 21-year chronosequence of young-growth stands in southeast Alaska to determine the strength and persistence of slash effects on two key features of deer habitat quality: forage availability and deer mobility within thinned areas. We describe the main deterioration processes and their dynamics over time. We measured wood density of slash of various ages and present a model to estimate changes in wood density over time. This report also discusses factors that contribute to initial slash loading, slash deterioration, and effects on deer habitat.
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Slash (Logging), Mule deer, Habitat, Effect of forest management on, Forest thinning, Forest managementPlaces
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Condition and deterioration rate of precommercial thinning slash at False Island, Alaska
2014, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station
in English
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"May 2014."
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