Die Harbkesche wilde Baumzucht : theils nordamerikanischer und anderer fremder, theils einheimischer Bäume, Sträucher und strauchartiger Pflanzen, nach den Kennzeichen der Anzucht, den Eigenschaften und der Benutzung beschrieben /

Vol. 1. 1795. xlviii, 659 p., pl. 1-3.-- v. 2. 1800. [vi], 606 p., pl. 4-6.-- v. 3. 1800. [iv], 276 p.

Beschreibung einiger nordamericanischen Holz-und Buscharten : mit Anwendung auf teutsche Forsten; zum Gebrauch für holzgerechte Jåger und Anpflanzer fremder Holzarten /

Pritzel (2nd ed.)

Beschreibung einiger nordamericanischen Holz-und Buscharten : mit Anwendung auf teutsche Forsten; zum Gebrauch für holzgerechte Jåger und Anpflanzer fremder Holzarten /

Pritzel (2nd ed.)

Anleitung zur gemeinnüzlichen Kenntniss der Holzpflanzen : denjenigen Forstbedienten gewidmet, welche sich zu den obern Stellen brauchbar machen wollen.

Published also as: Versuch einer pflanzen-pathologie und therapie. 1807.--Cf. Stafleu.

Korte verhandeling van de boomen, heesters en houtagtige kruid-gewassen : welke in de Nederlandsche lugtstreck de winterkoude konnen uitstaan, en dienen tot beplanting van lust-hoven, laanen, haagen, wild- en wandelbosschen, enz. opgesteld na de letter-order der latynsche naamen, aanwyzende wat klas en rang zy hebben in het samenstet der planten van den heer en ridder Linnæus ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Barriers to work place advancement : the experience of the white female work force : a research monograph /

"Contract no. 42USC252C3"

assistant coach Tony Mason in shirt-sleeves in 20 degree weather, UM Football, vs Ohio State, 1964

{Michiganensian caption: "Ex-Ohioan Tony Mason outdoes shirtsleeved Woody Hayes in the 19-degree Columbus Weather."]

Synthesis dataset of physical and ecosystem properties from pan-arctic wetland sites using peat core analysis

Permafrost dynamics play an important role in high-latitude peatland carbon balance and are key to understanding the future response of soil carbon stocks. Permafrost aggradation can control the magnitude of the carbon feedback in peatlands through effects on peat properties. We compiled peatland plant macrofossil records for the northern permafrost zone (515 cores from 280 sites) and classified samples by vegetation type and environmental class (fen, bog, tundra and boreal permafrost, thawed permafrost). We examined differences in peat properties (bulk density, carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and organic matter content, C/N ratio) and C accumulation rates among vegetation types and environmental classes.

Vasa Creek Channel Conditions and Slope Stability, Bellevue, Washington

The focus of this report is is the channel conditions at Vasa Creek, Bellevue, Washington, with regard to kokanee habitat and slope stability. This required a geomorphic and geologic assessment of the stream and riparian corridor along Vasa Creek. I focused my efforts in a 720m study-reach just south of I-90 in which City of Bellevue had no information. My assessment is divided into 3 categories: channel morphology, geology, and landslide hazards. I described the channel morphology by determining the gradient of the channel, longitudinal and cross-channel geometries, grain size distribution, embeddedness observations, type of channel reaches present, and the locations of significant in-channel woody-debris, landslides, scarps, landslide debris, and erosional features. This was done by conducting a longitudinal survey, 7 cross-channel surveys, pebble counts, and visual observations with the aid of a GPS device for mapping. I completed my geological assessment using both field observations and borehole data provided by GeoMapNW. Borehole data provided logs of the subsurface material at specific locations. In the field, I interpreted local geology using material in the channel as well as exposures in the adjacent slope. I completed the landslide hazard assessment using GIS methods supplemented by field observations. GIS methods included the use of aerial LiDAR to discern slope values and locations of features. Features of interest include the locations of scarps, landslides, landslide debris, and erosional features which were observed in the field. I classified 4 slope classes using ArcMap10 along with the locations of previously mapped landslides, scarps, and landslide debris. I describe the risk of slope failure according to the Washington Administration Code definition of critical areas (WAC 365-190-120 6a-i). My results are presented in the form of a map suite containing a channel morphology map, geology map, and landslide hazard map. The channel is a free-formed alluvial plane-bed reach with infrequent step-pools with riffles associated with landslide debris that chokes the channel. Overall I found that there is not the potential for kokanee habitat due flashy behavior (sudden high flow events), landslide inundation, and a lack of favorable conditions within the channel. The updated geologic map displays advance outwash deposits and alluvium present within the study-reach, as opposed to exposures of the Blakeley Formation along with other corrections from borehole data interpretations. The landslide hazard map shows that there are areas at high risk for slope failure along the channel that should be looked into further.