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Authors:
Miller, PR
McBride, JR
Citation: Pr. Miller et Jr. Mcbride, Oxidant air pollution impacts in the montane forests of southern California - A case study of the San Bernardino Mountains - Introduction, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 1-3
Authors:
Poth, MA
Wohlgemuth, P
Citation: Ma. Poth et P. Wohlgemuth, Geography, geology, geomorphology, and forest soils, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 7-27
Authors:
Fujioka, FM
Roads, JO
Chen, SC
Citation: Fm. Fujioka et al., Climatology, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 28-43
Authors:
Minnich, RA
Citation: Ra. Minnich, Vegetation, fire regimes, and forest dynamics, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 44
Authors:
Watson, JG
Chow, JC
Frazier, CA
Hinsvark, B
Green, M
Citation: Jg. Watson et al., Ambient air quality at Barton Flats and other California forests, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 81-105
Authors:
Copeland, S
Citation: S. Copeland, Visibility impairment in the San Bernardino Mountains, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 106-125
Authors:
Grulke, NE
Citation: Ne. Grulke, Physiological responses of ponderosa pine to gradients of environmental stressors, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 126-163
Authors:
Miller, PR
Rechel, J
Citation: Pr. Miller et J. Rechel, Temporal changes in crown condition indices, needle litterfall, and collateral needle injuries of ponderosa and Jeffrey pines, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 164-178
Authors:
Arbaugh, MJ
Peterson, DL
Miller, PR
Citation: Mj. Arbaugh et al., Air pollution effects on growth of ponderosa pine, Jeffrey pine, and bigcone Douglas-fir, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 179-207
Authors:
Temple, PJ
Citation: Pj. Temple, Effects of ozone on understory vegetation in the mixed conifer forest, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 208-222
Authors:
Nash, TH
Sigal, LL
Citation: Th. Nash et Ll. Sigal, Epiphytic lichens in the San Bernardino mountains in relation to oxidant gradients, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 223-234
Authors:
Bytnerowicz, A
Fenn, ME
Miller, PR
Arbaugh, MJ
Citation: A. Bytnerowicz et al., Wet and dry pollutant deposition to the mixed conifer forest, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 235-269
Authors:
Bytnerowicz, A
Padgett, P
Percy, K
Krywult, M
Riechers, G
Hom, J
Citation: A. Bytnerowicz et al., Direct effects of nitric acid on forest trees, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 270-287
Authors:
Fenn, ME
Poth, MA
Citation: Me. Fenn et Ma. Poth, Nitrogen deposition and cycling in Mediterranean forests: The new paradigmof nitrogen excess, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 288-314
Authors:
Pronos, J
Merrill, L
Dahlsten, D
Citation: J. Pronos et al., Insects and pathogens in a pollution-stressed forest, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 317-337
Authors:
McBride, JR
Laven, RD
Citation: Jr. Mcbride et Rd. Laven, Impact of oxidant air pollutants on forest succession in the mixed coniferforests of the San Bernardino Mountains, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 338-352
Authors:
Arbaugh, MJ
Johnson, DW
Pulliam, WM
Citation: Mj. Arbaugh et al., Simulated effects of N deposition, ozone injury, and climate change on a forest stand in the San Bernardino Mountains, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 353-372
Authors:
Winter, PL
Citation: Pl. Winter, Human aspects of air quality in the San Bernardino Mountains, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 373-393
Authors:
Miller, PR
McBride, JR
Citation: Pr. Miller et Jr. Mcbride, Assessment of ecological risks and implications for policy and management in the San Bernardino Mountains, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 397-404
Authors:
McBride, JR
Miller, PR
Citation: Jr. Mcbride et Pr. Miller, Implications of chronic air pollution in the San Bernardino Mountains for forest management and future research, ECOL STU AN, 134, 1999, pp. 405-416
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