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Black Cherry Fuel For Wildlife In Allegheny Forest
In the Allegheny National Forest black cherry drupes form late summer food for wildlife, aiding wild turkey populations as seeds are scratched from snow to feed birds. Orchard-type forests yield few sawlogs but sustain wildlife food, while open forests support park-like stands. Also notes on new nursing class at Philadelphia Hospital and Warren freshmen football prospects.
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Allegheny National Forest
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