Richard E. Miller
Miller, Richard E.
Principal soil scientist at the Pacific Northwest Research Station, Forestry Sciences Laboratory, Olympia, Washington. Not to be confused with Richard Emile Miller (1875-1930).
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Ammonium nitrate, urea, and biuret fertilizers increase volume growth of 57-year-old Douglas-fir trees within a gradient of nitrogen deficiency
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Initial and continued effects of a release spray in a coastal Oregon Douglas-fir plantation
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Stand characteristics of 65-year-old planted and naturally regenerated stands near Sequim, Washington
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Response to urea and ammonium nitrate fertilization in an 80-year-old Douglas-fir stand
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Effects of soil and foliar applications of nitrogen fertilizers on a 20-year-old Douglas-fir stand
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Long-term growth of eight legumes introduced at three forest locations in southwest Oregon
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Urea fertilizer increases growth of 20-year-old, thinned Douglas-fir on a poor quality site
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Dominant Douglas-fir respond to fertilizing and thinning in southwest Oregon
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Seventy-five-year-old Douglas-fir on high-quality site respond to nitrogen fertilizer
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Seven-year response of 35-year-old Douglas-fir to nitrogen fertilizer
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Can auger planting improve survival of Douglas-fir seedlings?
cover - GOGrowth of Douglas-fir near equi...Richard E. Miller
Growth of Douglas-fir near equipment trails used for commercial thinning in the Oregon Coast Range
no cover - GOGrowth of bear-damaged trees in...Richard E. Miller
Growth of bear-damaged trees in a mixed plantation of Douglas-fir and Red alder
no cover - LRLaminated root rot in a western...Richard E. Miller
Laminated root rot in a western Washington plantation
no cover - CEComparative effects of urea fer...Richard E. Miller
Comparative effects of urea fertilizer and red alder in a site III, coast Douglas-fir plantation in the Washington Cascade Range
no cover - TGTree growth and soil relations...Richard E. Miller
Tree growth and soil relations at the 1925 Wind River Spacing Test in coast Douglas-fir
no cover - DRDetecting response of Douglas-f...Richard E. Miller
Detecting response of Douglas-fir plantations to urea fertilizer at three locations in the Oregon Coast Range
no cover - CEComparative effects of precomme...Richard E. Miller
Comparative effects of precommercial thinning, urea fertilizer, and red alder in a site II, coast Douglas-fir plantation
no cover - GBGone but not forgottenRichard E. Miller
Gone but not forgotten
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Ammonium nitrate, urea, and biuret fertilizers increase volume growth of 57-year-old Douglas-fir trees within a gradient of nitrogen deficiency
- Open Work
Initial and continued effects of a release spray in a coastal Oregon Douglas-fir plantation
- Open Work
Stand characteristics of 65-year-old planted and naturally regenerated stands near Sequim, Washington
- Open Work
Response to urea and ammonium nitrate fertilization in an 80-year-old Douglas-fir stand
- Open Work
Effects of soil and foliar applications of nitrogen fertilizers on a 20-year-old Douglas-fir stand
- Open Work
Long-term growth of eight legumes introduced at three forest locations in southwest Oregon
- Open Work
Urea fertilizer increases growth of 20-year-old, thinned Douglas-fir on a poor quality site
- Open Work
Dominant Douglas-fir respond to fertilizing and thinning in southwest Oregon
- Open Work
Seventy-five-year-old Douglas-fir on high-quality site respond to nitrogen fertilizer
- Open Work
Seven-year response of 35-year-old Douglas-fir to nitrogen fertilizer
- Open Work
Can auger planting improve survival of Douglas-fir seedlings?
- Open Work
Growth of Douglas-fir near equipment trails used for commercial thinning in the Oregon Coast Range
- Open Work
Growth of bear-damaged trees in a mixed plantation of Douglas-fir and Red alder
- Open Work
Laminated root rot in a western Washington plantation
- Open Work
Comparative effects of urea fertilizer and red alder in a site III, coast Douglas-fir plantation in the Washington Cascade Range
- Open Work
Tree growth and soil relations at the 1925 Wind River Spacing Test in coast Douglas-fir
- Open Work
Detecting response of Douglas-fir plantations to urea fertilizer at three locations in the Oregon Coast Range
- Open Work
Comparative effects of precommercial thinning, urea fertilizer, and red alder in a site II, coast Douglas-fir plantation
- Open Work
Gone but not forgotten