Eastern Oregon
Dynamic and Tectonic Landscapes in Eastern Oregon Reveal Neogene to Quaternary Rearrangement of Topography.
... in eastern Oregon and western Idaho is dissected by two of the deepest gorges in North American (the Hells and Salmon River ...Cenozoic, eastern Oregon and western Idaho were impacted by the ...
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Some Soil-Plant Relationships in Eastern Oregon.
... A study of range sites, their soils, original vegetation, and response to grazing use in eastern Oregon, has revealed some significant soil- plant relationships th[r] ...
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Annual Fluctuation in Production of Some Eastern Oregon and Washington Shrubs.
... In a 4-year study in eastern Oregon and Washington on antelope bitterbrush, snowbrush ceanothus, rub- ber rabbitbrush, creambush rockspirea, and big whortleberry, v[r] ...
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Status of Browse on Ranges of Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington.
... regular throughout the region except that mountain mahogany finds its northern limit, in the Blue Mountains of south- eastern Washington, and Rocky Moun- tain map[r] ...
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Soil ingestion by ungulates grazing a sagebrush-bunchgrass range in Eastern Oregon
... Because the mean body weights of antelope acid mule deer are about one- tenth that used for cattle and horses, the soil intakes are considerably lower. However, only that of deer are not[r] ...
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Fluctuations in Forage Utilization on Ponderosa Pine Ranges in Eastern Oregon.
... Here, shade-loving grasses and grasslike plants, such as pinegrass (Culumu- grostis rubescens) and elk sedge, provide worthwhile forage. The topography is varied and[r] ...
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Grazing return following sagebrush control in eastern Oregon.
... Range Scientist, Plant Science Research Division, Agricultural Research Service, U. Department of Agriculture, Burns, Oregon. Brush return was slow during the first d[r] ...
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Does it matter if people think climate change is human caused?
... Three other important considerations a ff ect long-term planning by landowners in this region. First, federal lands, which account for 70% of eastern Oregon forests, contain much of the wildfire hazard. Fuel ...
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Pogogyne Floribunda (Lamiaceae), A New Species from the Great Basin in Northeastern California
... The species may occur in south- eastern Oregon and northwestern Nevada, which are connected to the eastern Modoc Plateau by sagebrush scrub and juniper woodland vegetation wit[r] ...
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Boise State University Theses and Dissertations | Student Research | Boise State University
... Boise, Idaho - Southern Idaho, as far east as Twin Falls and eastern Oregon, as far west as Ontario, experienced a violent earthquake shock between 7:26 and 8 o'clock Friday. No seri[r] ...
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Irrigated sugarbeet sucrose content in relation to growing season climatic conditions in the northwest U.S.
... and eastern Oregon from 1997 through 2014 were obtained from the sugarbeet processing cooperative Amalgamated Sugar Company (John Schorr, personal ...
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Comparison of Russet Burbank yield and quality under furrow and sprinkler irrigation
... A survey of growers in the Treasure Valley of western Idaho/eastern Oregon indicated that Russet Burbank potato tends to produce better quality tubers under sprinkler irrigation than wit[r] ...
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Volume 9, Number 4 (July 1956)
... A study of range sites, their soils, original vegetation, and response to grazing use in eastern Oregon, has revealed some significant soil- plant relationships th[r] ...
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Herbage yield and nitrate concentration in meadow plants as affected by environmental variables.
... Rumburg ( 1972) observed that the concentration of N in herbage of species native to flood meadows of eastern Oregon increased rapidly after fertilizer was appli[r] ...
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Communicating Economic Impact Assessments
... Furthermore, depending on how the conversa- tion is framed, communicating the results of an economic impact assessment of just one segment of the local food system can be problematic. The total number of jobs, wages, and ...
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Measurement of proviral genes in uninfected and avian myeloblastosis virus-infected cells by hybridization with 3H-labeled complementary DNA probe excess.
... BEAUDREAU* Department of Agricultural Chemistry, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331 Viral RNA vRNA from avian myeloblastosis virus or DNA from virusinfected and uninfected [r] ...
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The Duty to Disclose Geologic Hazards in Real Estate Transactions
... TIMES, Dec.. Oregon has held no duty exists to disclose land is susceptible to flooding. 28 The Oregon Supreme Court noted that river flood- ing is a matter of common[r] ...
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Keating, always Welcome Inn, and Imbler Fish paleofaunas, NE Oregon: Tests of miocene pliocene drainage connections
... Smith et al. (2000) studied Pliocene fish fossils in the Pasco Basin of Washington which provided evidence concerning timing of the Glenns Ferry Lake-Snake River-Columbia drainage basin connection. The large salmon, ...
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The turnip yellow mosaic virus tRNA-like structure cannot be replaced by generic tRNA-like elements or by heterologous 3' untranslated regions known to enhance mRNA expression and stability.
... DREHER1,2* Department of Agricultural Chemistry1 and Center for Gene Research and Biotechnology,2 Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331-7301 The tRNA-like structure TLS at the[r] ...
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Isolation and characterization of a new subspecies ofMycobacterium chelonei infectious for salmonid fish
... Bandon Hatchery, Oregon, USA Siletz River Hatchery, Oregon, USA Snobs Creek Hatchery, Australia Elk River Hatchery, Oregon, USA Trask River Hatchery, Oregon, USA Missouri River, Mon[r] ...
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