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  1. Arkansas soft pine; satin-like interior trim, soft, workable common lumber, compiled by Robert H. Brooks.
    By: Arkansas Soft Pine Bureau, - Brooks, Robert H
    Publication info: Little Rock, Ark.,Arkansas Soft Pine Bureau,c1919.
    Contributed by: University of California Libraries (archive.org)
    Subjects: Grading  Handbooks, manuals, etc  Lumber  Standards  Wood  Yellow pines  
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  2. The "bluing" and the "red rot" of the western yellow pine, wth special reference to the Black hills forest reserve / by Hermann con Schrenk.
    By: Von Schrenck, - Schrenk, Hermann von,
    Publication info: Washington DC :Government Printing Office,1903.
    Contributed by: University of California Libraries (archive.org)
    Subjects: Bluing of pine  Diseases and pests  Ponderosa pine  Red rot  Yellow pines  
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  3. Effects of grazing upon western yellow-pine reproduction in the national forests of Arizona and New Mexico /
    By: Hill, Robert Roy,
    Publication info: Washington, D.C. :U.S. Dept. of Agriculture,1917.
    Contributed by: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
    Subjects: Arizona  Forests and forestry  Grazing  New Mexico  Yellow pines  
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  4. A meteorological study of parks and timbered areas in the western yellow-pine forests of Arizona and New Mexico, by G. A. Pearson, forest examiner.
    By: Pearson, Gustaf Adolph. - United States.
    Publication info: Washington, D.C.Govt. print. off.1914
    Contributed by: Library of Congress
    Subjects: Climate  Forests and forestry  Southwest, New  Yellow pine  Yellow pines  
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  5. Sale prospectus: 890,000,000, board feet national forest timber, 87 per cent western yellow pine.
    By: United States.
    Publication info: Washington,Govt. print. off.,1922.
    Contributed by: Library of Congress
    Subjects: Malheur National Forest (Or.)  Timber  United States  Yellow pines  
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