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SUCCESSION DYNAMICS IN A MARITIME FOREST FOLLOWING HURRICANE HUGO ANDFUEL REDUCTION BURNS
Authors: SMITH GF NICHOLAS NS ZEDAKER SM
Citation: Gf. Smith et al., SUCCESSION DYNAMICS IN A MARITIME FOREST FOLLOWING HURRICANE HUGO ANDFUEL REDUCTION BURNS, Forest ecology and management, 95(3), 1997, pp. 275-283
STAND CHARACTERISTICS OF INTER-CROPPED LOBLOLLY-PINE AND BLACK LOCUST
Authors: GRONINGER JW ZEDAKER SM FREDERICKSEN TS
Citation: Jw. Groninger et al., STAND CHARACTERISTICS OF INTER-CROPPED LOBLOLLY-PINE AND BLACK LOCUST, Forest ecology and management, 91(2-3), 1997, pp. 221-227
EFFECTS OF CO2 CONCENTRATION AND WATER AVAILABILITY ON GROWTH AND GAS-EXCHANGE IN GREENHOUSE-GROWN MINIATURE STANDS OF LOBLOLLY-PINE AND RED MAPLE
Authors: GRONINGER JW SEILER JR ZEDAKER SM BERRANG PC
Citation: Jw. Groninger et al., EFFECTS OF CO2 CONCENTRATION AND WATER AVAILABILITY ON GROWTH AND GAS-EXCHANGE IN GREENHOUSE-GROWN MINIATURE STANDS OF LOBLOLLY-PINE AND RED MAPLE, Functional ecology, 10(6), 1996, pp. 708-716
PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSE OF LOBLOLLY-PINE AND SWEETGUM SEEDLING STANDSTO ELEVATED CARBON-DIOXIDE, WATER-STRESS, AND NITROGEN LEVEL
Authors: GRONINGER JW SEILER JR ZEDAKER SM BERRANG PC
Citation: Jw. Groninger et al., PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSE OF LOBLOLLY-PINE AND SWEETGUM SEEDLING STANDSTO ELEVATED CARBON-DIOXIDE, WATER-STRESS, AND NITROGEN LEVEL, Canadian journal of forest research, 26(1), 1996, pp. 95-102
EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2, WATER-STRESS, AND NITROGEN LEVEL ON COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS OF SIMULATED LOBLOLLY-PINE AND SWEETGUM STANDS
Authors: GRONINGER JW SEILER JR ZEDAKER SM BERRANG PC
Citation: Jw. Groninger et al., EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2, WATER-STRESS, AND NITROGEN LEVEL ON COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS OF SIMULATED LOBLOLLY-PINE AND SWEETGUM STANDS, Canadian journal of forest research, 25(7), 1995, pp. 1077-1083
EFFECT OF PLANT MOISTURE STRESS AND APPLICATION SURFACE ON UPTAKE ANDTRANSLOCATION OF TRICLOPYR WITH ORGANOSILICONE SURFACTANT IN RED MAPLE SEEDLINGS
Authors: BOLLIG JJ SEILER JR ZEDAKER SM THOMPSON JW LUCERO D
Citation: Jj. Bollig et al., EFFECT OF PLANT MOISTURE STRESS AND APPLICATION SURFACE ON UPTAKE ANDTRANSLOCATION OF TRICLOPYR WITH ORGANOSILICONE SURFACTANT IN RED MAPLE SEEDLINGS, Canadian journal of forest research, 25(3), 1995, pp. 425-429
200-YEAR VARIATION OF SOUTHERN RED SPRUCE RADIAL GROWTH AS ESTIMATED BY SPECTRAL-ANALYSIS - REPLY
Authors: REAMS GA NICHOLAS NS ZEDAKER SM
Citation: Ga. Reams et al., 200-YEAR VARIATION OF SOUTHERN RED SPRUCE RADIAL GROWTH AS ESTIMATED BY SPECTRAL-ANALYSIS - REPLY, Canadian journal of forest research, 24(11), 1994, pp. 2305-2311
DRAINAGE EFFECTS ON PLANT DIVERSITY AND PRODUCTIVITY IN LOBLOLLY-PINE(PINUS-TAEDA L) PLANTATIONS ON WET FLATS
Authors: HAUSER JW AUST WM BURGER JA ZEDAKER SM
Citation: Jw. Hauser et al., DRAINAGE EFFECTS ON PLANT DIVERSITY AND PRODUCTIVITY IN LOBLOLLY-PINE(PINUS-TAEDA L) PLANTATIONS ON WET FLATS, Forest ecology and management, 61(1-2), 1993, pp. 109-126
INTERFERENCE INTERACTIONS IN EXPERIMENTAL PINE-HARDWOOD STANDS
Authors: FREDERICKSEN TS ZEDAKER SM SMITH DW SEILER JR KREH RE
Citation: Ts. Fredericksen et al., INTERFERENCE INTERACTIONS IN EXPERIMENTAL PINE-HARDWOOD STANDS, Canadian journal of forest research, 23(10), 1993, pp. 2032-2043
SAMPLE-SIZE NEEDS FOR FORESTRY HERBICIDE TRIALS
Authors: ZEDAKER SM GREGOIRE TG MILLER JH
Citation: Sm. Zedaker et al., SAMPLE-SIZE NEEDS FOR FORESTRY HERBICIDE TRIALS, Canadian journal of forest research, 23(10), 1993, pp. 2153-2158
EFFECT OF PLANT MOISTURE STRESS ON ABSORPTION AND TRANSLOCATION OF TRICLOPYR IN OAK SEEDLINGS
Authors: SEILER JR CAZELL BH SCHNEIDER WG ZEDAKER SM KREH RE
Citation: Jr. Seiler et al., EFFECT OF PLANT MOISTURE STRESS ON ABSORPTION AND TRANSLOCATION OF TRICLOPYR IN OAK SEEDLINGS, Canadian journal of forest research, 23(10), 1993, pp. 2213-2215
INTERFERENCE INTERACTIONS IN SIMULATED PINE-HARDWOOD SEEDLING STANDS
Authors: FREDERICKSEN TS ZEDAKER SM SEILER JR
Citation: Ts. Fredericksen et al., INTERFERENCE INTERACTIONS IN SIMULATED PINE-HARDWOOD SEEDLING STANDS, Forest science, 39(2), 1993, pp. 383-395
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