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USDA Forest Service American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Projects

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USDA Forest Service American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Projects As of June 2, 2009

View and Print this Publication - Planting depth effects and water potential effects on oak seedling emergence and acorn germination

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PLANTING DEPTH EFFECTS AND WATER POTENTIAL EFFECTS ON OAK SEEDLING EMERGENCE AND ACORN GERMINATION Dawson' Wayne A. Smiles and Jeffrey 0. Abstract: The effects of four planting depths (0,3,7, 11 cm) and acorn size on the percentage seedling emergence of red, pin, and black oak were determined. In a complimentary study, the effects of five water pot

View and Print this Publication - Historical aspects of somatic embryogenesis in woody plants

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2. Historical Aspects of Somatic Embryogenesis in Woody plants1Subhash C. Minocha and Rakesh MinochaContents 1. Introduction 9 2. Somatic Embryogenesis in Tree Species 11 3. Haploids and Triploids 15 4. Protoplasts 165. Major Problems and Future Perspectives 16 6. Conclusion 17 References 191. Introduction During the next few decades, the wo

View and Print this Publication - Hardwood silviculture and skyline yarding on steep slopes: economic and environmental impacts

ForestService — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:01:34 GMT

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HARDWOOD SILVICULTURE AND SKYLINE YARDING ON STEEP SLOPES:ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS John E. Baumgras' and Chris B. LeDoux2 Abstract: Ameliorating the visual and environmental impact associated with harvesting hardwoods on steep slopes wl require the efficient use of skyline yarding along with silvicultural alternatives to clearcutting. In

View and Print this Publication - Use of plastic films for weed control during field establishment of micropropagated hardwoods

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USE OF PLASTIC FILMS FOR WEED CONTROL DURING FIELD ESTABLISHMENT OF MICROPROPAGATED HARDWOODS J. W. Van Sambeek', John E. Reecez,Carl A. Huetternanz,and Paul L. R ~ t h ~ ~ Abstract: This study compares the use of plastic films to conventional methods for establishing hardwoods on a recently cultivated old field site using 1-year-old micropropagate

View and Print this Publication - Changing National Forest Values: a content analysis.

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View and Print this Publication - Wisconsin timber industry--an assessment of timber product output and use.

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View and Print this Publication - Individual tree- versus stand-level approaches to thinning: is it a choice of one or the other, or a combination of both?

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INDIVIDUAL TREE- VERSUS STAND-LEVEL APPROACHES TO THINNING: IS IT A CHOICE OFONE OR THE OTHER, OR A COMBINATION OF BOTH? Christopher A. Nowak' Abstract: Thinning guidelines have existed for most eastern hardwood forests for 20 to 30 years. While these guidelines are presented in varying degrees of detail, they generally all contain recommendations

View and Print this Publication - Using silviculture to improve health in northeastern conifer and eastern hardwood forests

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Using Silviculture to Improve Health in Northeastern Conifer and Eastern Hardwood ForestsIKurt W. GottschalklAbstract.-The traditional role o silviculturewas to manipulate forest vegetation f to provide wood and related forest products for humanity's benefit over a long period. Silviculturists soon noticed that such manipulation influenced othe

View and Print this Publication - Drought tolerance of sugar maple ecotypes

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DROUGHT TOLERANCE OF SUGAR MAPLE ECOTYPES Richard J. Hauer and Jeffrey 0. Dawsonl Abstract: Sugar maple declines periodically occur in rural and urban areas. These declines usually follow periods of below-average precipitation leading to the speculation that moisture deficiency is a primary cause of the decline. Sugar maple ecotypes with greater to

View and Print this Publication - An annotated bibliography of eastern redcedar.

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View and Print this Publication - Production and trade flows of Michigan forest products

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PRODUCTION AND TRADE FLOWS OF MICHIGAN FOREST PRODUCTSDr. James Stevens'Abstract: Michigan hardwoods are an important contributor to the Michigan State economy yet the flow of wood and wood products is poorly documented. This project is an on-going survey of primary and secondary wood processing firms in Michigan. The objective is to determine w

View and Print this Publication - Identification of canopy strata in Allegheny hardwood stands

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IDENTIFICATION OF CANOPY STRATA IN ALLEGHENY HARDWOOD STANDS David W. McGilll, Stephen B. Jones1,and Christopher A. Now& Abstract: Allegheny hardwood stands typically develop vertical canopy layers, or strata, due to differentialspeciesspecific growth rates and tolerance to shade. Across the Allegheny Plateau, black cherry dominates the main canopy

View and Print this Publication - Recreation use of upper Pemigewasset and Swift River Drainages, New Hampshire

ForestService — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:26:57 GMT

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View and Print this Publication - Building partnerships to evaluate wood utilization options for improving forest health

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Building Partnerships to Evaluate Wood Utilization Options for Improving Forest HealthKenneth Skog,' David GreenY2 James Barbour: John Baumgras? Alexander Clark R. ,~ and Andrew M a ~ o nDavid MeriwetherY7 Gary Myers7Abstract-Silvicultural practices used on national forests are changing as a result of the shift to ecosystem management. As a resul

View and Print this Publication - , a fungal pathogen of gypsy moth (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae) in Michigan

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Introduction and Establishment of Entomophaga maimaiga, a Fungal Pathogen of Gypsy Moth (Lepidoptera: Lyrnantriidae) in MichiganEnviron. Entomol. 24(6): 1685-1695 (1995)ABSTRACT In 1991, late instars of gypsy moth, Lymuntria dispar (L.), were sampled and diagnosed for infections of the pathogenic fungus Entomophaga muimaiga Humber, Shimazu & So

View and Print this Publication - Size of clearcut opening affects species composition, growth rate, and stand characteristics.

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View and Print this Publication - Comparing extinction risk and economic cost in wildlife conservation planning

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View and Print this Publication - Two-age silviculture: an innovative tool for enhancing species diversity and vertical structure in Appalachian hardwoods

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Two-Age Silviculture-An Innovative Tool for Enhancing Species Diversity and Vertical Structure in Appalachian HardwoodsGary W. Miller,' Petra Bohall Wood,2 and Jeffrey V. Nichols3?Abstract.-Silvicultural practices that promote a two-age stand structure provide an opportunity to maintain diversity of woody species and vertical structure for ext

View and Print this Publication - Dynamics of whlte pine in New England

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View and Print the PRISTINE copy of this Publication - User's guide to the stand-damage model: a component of the gypsy moth life system model

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View and Print this Publication - Publications of the Northeastern Forest Experiment Station 1991 and 1992.

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View and Print this Publication - User's guide to the stand-damage model: a component of the gypsy moth life system model

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View and Print this Publication - Bulletin of Hardwood Market Statistics: First, Second, and Third Quarters - 1994

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United States Department of Agriculture Forest ServiceNortheastern Forest Experiment StationResearch Note NE-359Bulletin of Hardwood Market Statistics: First, Second, and Third Quarters 1994-Jean W. NolleyAbstractProvides current and historical information on primary and secondary hardwood products, production, prices, international tra

View and Print this Publication - Effect of experience, expectation and resource availability on perceptions of crowding among trout anglers in Pennsylvania

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EFFECT OF EXPERIENCE, EXPECTATHOMieve! uf expected eilcouniers with others iVmke et a!. 1980; Dittt~i~ a!. 1983). el Cmwding perceptions may also he it~fluencedby the pfeferenccs for the experience expressed by the recreationist. Shelby et al. (19831 reviewed six different studies related ro crowding were coniiucted with diffcrenr perceptions. Wh

View and Print this Publication - CNC router evaluation procedures : Machining Evaluation

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View and Print this Publication - The influence of shade on northern red oak seedlings growth and carbon balance

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THE IMiLUENCE OF SHADE ON NORTHERN RED OAK SEEDLINGSGROWTH AND CARBON BALANCE Jennifer L. Jennings' Abstract: One management problem of the Southern Appalachian mixed hardwood forest is the lack of development of northern red oak (Qrcercus mbra L.) seedlings on high quality sites. Regeneration of red oak is not the problem. Following the removal o

View and Print this Publication - CNC router evaluation procedures : Introduction/Basic Evaulations

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View and Print this Publication - Environmental ethics and wilderness management: an empirical study

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ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS AND WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT: AN EMPIRICAL STUDYWilliam A. Valliere Graduate Student, University of Vermont, School of Natural Resources, George D. Aiken Center, Burlington, VT 05405-0088 Robert E. Manning Professor, University of Vermont, School of Natural Resources. George D. Aiken Center, Burlington, VT 05405-0088Numerous au

View and Print this Publication - The Empire State's Forests -- Trends in a Robust Resource

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View and Print this Publication - Botanical reconnaissance of The Bowl Research Natural Area.

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View and Print this Publication - Proceedings, U. S. Department of Agriculture interagency gypsy moth research forum 1995; 1995 January 17-20; Annapolis, MD : Abstracts/Papers/Presentations/Posters

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View and Print this Publication - Use of Sulfometuron in Hybrid Poplar Energy Plantations

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AgricultiJre @UnitedDepartmentof States Forest Service _ North Central Forest Experiment Station Research Note RN-NC-366 . 1995Use of Sulfometuron PoplarDanielin HybridEnergyA. NetzerPlantationsABSTRACT.---Reports that low rates of sulfometuron, 70 grams per hectare (1 ounce product or 0.75 ounces active ingredient per acre), applied wh

View and Print this Publication - Description of the Stand-Damage Model: part of the Gypsy Moth Life System Model

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View and Print this Publication - Suitability of North American tree species to gypsy moth: a summary of field and laboratory tests.

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View and Print this Publication - Black Stain Root Disease of Conifers (FIDL)

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Black Stain Root Disease of ConifersPaul F. Hessburg, Donald J. Goheen, and Robert V. BegaThe black stain fungus—Leptographium wageneri (Kendrick) Wingfield*—infects and kills several species of western conifers. The fungus colonizes water-conducting tissues of the host's roots, root collars, and lower stems, ultimately blocking the movement of

View and Print this Publication - ROMI-RIP MIll RIP-First Simulator

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View and Print this Publication - NED/SIPS user's manual: Northeast decision model stand inventory processor and simulator (Version 1.00) (Computer program)

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View and Print this Publication - FIBER 3.0: An Ecological Growth Model for Northeastern Forest Types

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View and Print this Publication - Forest Stewardship Planning Guide (version l.00) user's manual (Computer Program)

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View and Print this Publication - Current trends and issues: Pennsylvania State Parks

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Tren&PEKNSYLV&VEP\. STATE PARKSCmto~ller service is extremely important to the delivery of W e a t i o n in Pennsylvania, However, we are increasing our emphasis on resource stewardship. This resource stewardship empbasis is an outgrowth of strategic planning that was completed in 1991 (Stare Parks 2000). To place more emphasis on resource sfewar

View and Print this Publication - Measuring and improving customer satisfaction with government services

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mASUR%NG AND fMPROVBKG CUSTOMER SATISFACTION W R H GOVERMENT SERVICESGIen D. Alexander Chief, Ohio k p a r t n i e n t of Natural Restturces, Division of Parks and Recreation, 1952 Beicher Dr.C-3 Columbus. OH 43224rigorously sound statistically protui-oIs, have provirlccl meant; that ; t not statistically diffcrcnt trurrl crur trwla Iruearrinih.

View and Print this Publication - CNC router evaluation procedures : Spindle/table Travel Evaluations

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View and Print this Publication - Response of Adult Lymantriid Moths to Illumination Devices in the Russian Far East

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Response of Adult Lymantriid Moths to Illumination Devices in the Russian Far EastWILLIAM E. WALLNER,' LEE M. HUMBLE: ROBERT E. LEVIN," YURI N. BARANCHIKOV,4 AND RING T. CARD@-J. Econ. Entomol. 88(2):3 3 7 3 4 2 (1995)ABSTRACT In field studies in the Russian Far East, five types of illuminating devices were evaluated for attracting adult gyp

View and Print this Publication - Forest health in West Virginia: past, present and future

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FOREST HEALTH IN WEST VIRGINIA: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE Ray R. Hicks, Jr. and Darlene A. ~udrick' Abstract: This report chronicles the status of forest health in West Virginia as of 1993. Primary data sources are the Forest Inventory and Analysis reports, West Virginia state forest pest reports, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administratio

View and Print this Publication - CORY Version USDA-1 Crosscut-first simulator user's guide

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View and Print this Publication - Using open-top pipe culverts to control surface water on steep road grades

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View and Print this Publication - Structural and compositional differences between old-growth and mature second-growth forests in the Missouri Ozarks

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STRUCTURAL AND COMPOSITIONAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OLD-GROWTH AND MATURE SECOND-GROWTH FORESTS IN THE MISSOURI OZARKS Stephen R. Shifley', Lynn M. ~ o o v e r sand Brian L. ~,rook shire^Abstract: There are currently only about 7,900 acres (3,200 ha) of remnant old-growth forest in Missouri, but public land management plans call for old-growth acr

View and Print this Publication - Proceedings, U. S. Department of Agriculture interagency gypsy moth research forum 1995; 1995 January 17-20; Annapolis, MD. : Presentations/Workshop Summary

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View and Print this Publication - Some results on the combined removal and signs-of-activities estimators for sampling closed animal populations.

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View and Print this Publication - Sugar maple seed production in northern New Hampshire

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View and Print this Publication - Guide to the Stand-Damage Model interface management system

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View and Print this Publication - Short term evaluation of harvesting systems for ecosystem management

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SHORT TERM EVALUATION OF HARVESTING SYSTEMS FOR ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT Michael D. Elrickson', Penn Peters2,and Curt Hassler' Abstract: Continuous timdmotion studies have traditionally been the basis for productivity estimates of timber harvesting systems. The detailed data from such studies permits the researcher or analyst to develop mathematical re

View and Print this Publication - Status of and attitudes toward aquatic macroinvertebrate monitoring on national forests and districts of the Bureau of Land Management

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View and Print this Publication - Relative nitrogen mineralization and nitrification potentials in relation to soil chemistry in oak forest soils along a historical deposition gradient

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RELATIVE NITROGEN MINERALIZATION AND NITRIFICATION POTENTIALS IN RELATION TO SOIL CHEMISTRY IN OAK FOREST SOILS ALONG A HISTORICAL DEPOSITION GRADIENTRalph E.J. Boernerl and Elaine Kennedy Sutherland2 This study quantified soil nutrient status and N mineralizatiordnitrificationpotentials in soils of oak-dominated, unmanaged forest stands in seven

View and Print this Publication - Effects of carbon dioxide enrichment on response of pitch pine grown at different nutrient levels to aluminum

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EFFECTS OF CARBON DIOXIDE ENRICHMENT ON RESPONSE OF PITCH PINE GROWN AT DIFFERENT NUTRIENT LEVELS TO ALUMINUMGeorge A. Schier and Carolyn J. ~ c ~ u a t t i e ' The effect of elevated CO, on the response of pitch pine (Pinus rigida) to aluminum was determined in three experiments with different nutrient levels. During each experiment seedlings in

View and Print this Publication - Ozone exposure, uptake, and response of different-sized black cherry trees

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OZONE EXPOSURE, UPTAKE, AND RESPONSE OF DIFFERENT-SIZED BLACK CHERRY TREES Todd S. Fredericksen', John M. Skelly', Kim C. Steinerl, and Thomas E. Kolb2 Abstract: Differences in exposure, uptake and relative sensitivity to ozone between seedling, sapling, and canopy black cherry (Prunus serotina Ehrh.) trees were characterized during two growing sea

View and Print this Publication - Calcium status of the forest floor in red spruce forests of the northeastern U.S. - past, present and future

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CALCIUM STATUS OF THE FOREST FLOOR IN RED SPRUCE FORESTS OF THE NORTHEASTERN U.S. - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTUREMark B. David1,Gregory B. Lawrence2,Walter C. shortle3, and Scott W. Bailey4Dieback and growth decline of red spruce (Picea rubens),in the eastern U.S. coincides with the period of acidic deposition, and has led to much speculation as to w

View and Print this Publication - Carbon storage in managed forests of the northern Great Lake States

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CARBON STORAGE IN MANAGED FORESTS OF THE NORTHERN GREAT LAKE STATES Jeanette L. Rollingerl and Terry F. Strong2Abstract: Carbon (C) storage in forest ecosystems is a significantpart of the total terrestrial C pool, and may potentially be manipulated as an important C sink. The influence of management on C pools must be understood before guide!ine

View and Print this Publication - The northern global change research program

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THE NORTHERN GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH PROGRAMRichard A. Birdsey, John L. Hom, and Marla Emery' Abstract: The Forest Service goal for global change research is to establish a sound scientific basis for m h g regional, national, and international resource management and policy decisions in the context of global change issues. The objectives of the Nor

View and Print this Publication - Effects of acidic precipitation on leaf decomposition rates, microbial biomass, and leaf pack macroinvertebrates in six streams on the Allegheny plateau of West Virgi

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EFFECTS OF ACIDIC PRECIPITATION ON LEAF DECOMPOSITION RATES, MICROBIAL BIOMASS, AND LEAF PACK MACROINVERTEBRATES IN SIX STREAMS ON THE ALLEGHENY PLATEAU OF WEST VIRGINIAErik S. Engstroml, Sean K. Meeganl, Sue A. Perry2,and William B. Perry' Abstract: We studied the effects of acidificationon leaf litter decomposition in six headwater streams in t

View and Print this Publication - Nutrient cycling in aggrading forests: 50 years of research at Pack Forest, New York

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NUTRIENT CYCLING IN AGGRADING FORESTS: 50 YEARS OF RESEARCH AT PACK FOREST, NEWYORKEdwin H. White', Charles A. 2. Buxbaum', and Christopher A. NowakZ The Charles Lathrop Pack Demonstration Forest, Warrensburg, New York, has been the site of long-term forest fertilization and biogeochemical ecosystem research for over 50 years. It is by far the

View and Print this Publication - Residential fuelwood consumption and production in Nebraska, 1994.

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View and Print this Publication - on growth and physiological processes in northern forest trees

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INTERACTING EFFECTS OF OZONE AND CO, ON GROWTH AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN NORTHERN FOREST TREESJ. G. Isebrandsl and D. F. KarnoskyZGlobally, surface-level concentrations of both CO, and ozone (0,) are increasing annually. Because many studies have shown beneficial effects of increasing CO,, predictions have been made that elevated levels of

View and Print this Publication - Preparation of Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) and State Soil Geographic Data Base (STATSGO) data for global change research in the Eastern United States

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PREPARATION OF FOREST INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS (FIA) AND STATE SOIL GEOGRAPHIC DATA BASE (STATSGO) DATA FOR GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH IN THE EASTERN UNITED STATESLouis R. Iverson, Anantha M.G. Prasad, and Charles T. Scott' Abstract: The USDA Forest Service's Forest Inventoty and Analysis (FIA) and the Natural Resource Conservation Service's State Soil

View and Print this Publication - Effects of calcium fertilization and acid mist on calcium concentration and cold tolerance of red spruce needles

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EFFECTS OF CALCIUM FERTILIZATION AND ACID MIST ON CALCIUM CONCENTRATION AND COLD TOLERANCE OF RED SPRUCE NEEDLESG. R. strimbeck', David R. vann2,and Arthur H. Johnson2 Several studies have shown that exposure to acid mist impairs cold tolerance of red spruce foliage, predisposing it to winter injury, which appears to be a major factor in the decl

View and Print this Publication - Pulpwood production in the North-Central Region, 1994.

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View and Print this Publication - Physiological and genotypic responses of central hardwood species to allelochemicals, other stresses, and their interactions

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PHYSIOLOGICAL AND GENOTYPIC RESPONSES OF CENTRAL HARDWOOD SPECIES TO ALLELOCHEMICALS, OTHER STRESSES, AND THEIR INTERACTIONSJ. W. Van Sambeekl,John E. Preece', Nadia E. Navarrete2,and George Rink3In response to increasing carbon dioxide levels, most general circulation models (GCMs) predict increasing temperatures and decreasing precipitation f

View and Print this Publication - Internal uptake and assimilation of gaseous nitric acid by western forest tree species

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DJ'l33WAL UPTAKE AND ASSIMILATION OF GASEOUS NITRIC ACID BY WESTERN FOREST TREESPECIESJohn L. Homl, Marek Krywult2,Andlzej ~ ~ t n e r o w i cand ,Kevin E. Pearcy4 z~A nitric acid gas analysis system was designed, tested, and calibrated to measure nitric acid deposition to forest tree species. Two modified Monitor Labs 8440 NO, NO,, NO, analyze

View and Print this Publication - Multi-destination trip patterns

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458RESEARCH NOTES AND REPORTSMulti-DestinationTrip PatternsSusan I. Stewart Forest Service, USA Christine A. Vogt Arizona State University, USA USDAIn a 1993 article in Annals, Leu, Crompton and Fesenmaier (LCF) presented a model of multi-destination pleasure trips. In the article, they question the practice of modeling pleasure trips as s

View and Print this Publication - Increases in stumpage prices lead to loss in margins

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INCREASES IN STUMPAGE PRICES LEAD TO LOSS IN MARGINSor the last 20 years, the Hardwood lumber industry has dealt with changes in demand, increases in equipment costs and government regulations. Still, the one change most noticed by Hardwood sawmill operators is the escalating price of stumpage. In Ohio, Red Oak stumpage increased by nearly 650 per

View and Print this Publication - and ozone on phenolic glycosides of trembling aspen

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EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO, AND OZONE ON PHENOLIC GLYCOSIDES OF TREMBLING ASPEN James K. Nitao', Muraleedharan G. Nair', William J. ~attson',Daniel A. Hems3, Bruce A. B i d , Mark D. Coleman4,Terry M. Trier', and J.G. Isebrands4 We tested the effects of elevated CO, and ozone on concentrations of the phenolic glycosides salicortin and tremulacin in imm

View and Print this Publication - Thirty-three year changes in above- and below-ground biomass in northern hardwood stands in Vermont

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THIRTY-THREEYEAR CHANGES IN ABOVE- AND BELOW-GROUND BIOMASS IN NORTHERNHARDWOOD STANDS IN VERMONTA. H. ~ohnson' G. R. strimbeck2 andSUMMARYIn 1957-1960, R. 0. Curtis and B. W. Post surveyed 81 even aged (45-90 y old) northern hardwood stands on acidtill soils over the length of Vermont's Green Mountains. The purpose of the original study wa

View and Print this Publication - above and within the canopy at Howland, Maine: preliminary results

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TEMPORN, AND SPATIAL. TIIENIIS OF FI,IJXL:S ANTI CONCENTRATIONS OF CO, ABOVE AND WITI-IINTHE CANOPY AT I IOWI,AND, MAINE: PRELIMINARY RESULTSIn order to develop and evaluate models of net cai-boncschange, we have collected profiles of CO, through and above the canopy for estendcd periods over three ycars as well as collected short-teim trial data

View and Print the PRISTINE copy of this Publication - Effect of Egg Size on Predation by White-Footed Mice

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View and Print this Publication - Spatial patterns in carbon storage in a lake states' landscape

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SPATIAL PATTERNS IN CARBON STORAGE IN A LAKE STATES' LANDSCAPEJ. C. Bell1,D. F. Grigall, P. C. Bates', and C. A. ~ u t l e ?Abstract: We estimated total organic carbon storage (C -- kg m-') in biomass, forest floor, and soil for a gently undulating glacial outwash landscape in east-central Minnesota (45" 25'N, 93" 1O'W). Abandoned agricultural t

View and Print this Publication - Plains States timber industry--an assessment of timber product output and use, 1993.

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View and Print this Publication - Site preparation treatments and their effects on establishment and growth of tamarack.

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