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Typical seedlings n.b. secondary thickening. Jack pine, 1+0.

A typical seedling of the first crop. White spruce, 3+0.

Typical second growth hardwoods after clearcutting for charcoal. Adirondack Forest. Domtar freehold.

Inside of what a typical residence room would look like. Students engaging in conversation with each other.

Typical forest road, BC Forest Products, Port Renfrew. n.b. Clearcut in background and 'clean' sides to road.

Typical dieback in jarrah due to Phytphthora cinnamomi; photo by S. R. Shea.

Typical cutover. New Brunswick Forest Authority. Bathurst, N.B.

Typical Clay belt cutover, N.B. strip road. Area typical for a burn. Kapuskasing.

Typical black prairie soil near Irricana; n.b. gopher hole. Mollisol, P, C, D.

Typical balsam fir stand being harvested by New Brunswick. Forest Authority. N.Bthe poor quality and size. This is for both sawlogs & pulpwood