Search Results - "Mroz, G.D"

Microclimate in forest ecosystem and landscape ecology: variations in local climate can be used to monitor and compare the effects of different management regimes by Chen, J. (Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI.), Saunders, S.C, Crow, T.R, Naiman, R.J, Brosofske, K.D, Mroz, G.D, Brookshire, B.L, Franklin, J.F

“…Microclimatic conditions associated with forest ecosystems and landscapes are described. A discussion of the significance of monitoring multiple microclimatic…”
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Forest soil sampling efficiency: matching laboratory analyses and field sampling procedures by Mroz, Glenn D., Reed, David D.

“…Soil characteristics can be extremely variable, both spatially and temporally, and the cost of sampling to achieve high levels of precision may be prohibitive…”
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Soil nutrient changes following whole tree harvesting on three northern hardwood sites by Mroz, G.D, Jurgensen, M.F, Frederick, D.J

“…Three northern hardwood stands were clearcut to evaluate the effect of whole tree harvesting on sites of varying quality. Stands were growing on sandy, outwash…”
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Carbon pools and ecosystem properties along a latitudinal gradient in northern Scots pine ( Pinus sylvestris) forests by Vucetich, J.A, Reed, D.D, Breymeyer, A, Degórski, M, Mroz, G.D, Solon, J, Roo-Zielinska, E, Noble, R

“…A significant portion of the Earth’s carbon is in forested terrestrial ecosystems. Carbon fluxes to and from these ecosystems in response to climate change…”
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Rate of sawtimber volume and value growth of individual sugar maple trees in managed, uneven-aged stands in the Lake States by Reed, D.D, Mroz, G.D

“…While volume growth of individual sawtimber trees is dependent on changes in diameter and merchantable height, value growth is dependent on these along with…”
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Variation in forest soil properties along a Great Lakes air pollution gradient by MacDonald, N.W, Burton, A.J, Jurgensen, M.F, McLaughlin, J.W, Mroz, G.D

“…A pronounced air-pollution gradient exists across the Great lakes region, with deposition of SO4, NO3, and H increasing from northern Minnesota to southern…”
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A landscape level comparison of pre-European settlement and current soil carbon content of a forested landscape in upper Michigan by Owens, Karen E., Reed, David D., Londo, Andrew J., Maclean, Ann L., Mroz, Glenn D.

“…A large forested landscape (18 640 ha) located in Michigan's central Upper Peninsula was examined to estimate current and pre-European mineral soil carbon (C)…”
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Relationships between soluble sugar concentrations in roots and ecosystem stress for the first-year sugar maple seedlings by McLaughlin, J.W, Reed, D.D, Jurgensen, M.F, Mroz, G.D, Bagley, S.T

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Impacts of annual weather conditions on forest productivity: a case study involving four North American deciduous tree species by Reed, D.D, Jones, E.A, Liechty, H.O, Mroz, G.D, Jurgensen, M.F

“…The response of four northern deciduous tree species to annual climate variation is quantified at two intensively measured sites in northern Michigan, USA…”
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Effects of 76 Hz electromagnetic fields on forest ecosystems in northern Michigan: tree growth by Reed, D.D, Jones, E.A, Mroz, G.D, Liechty, H.O, Cattelino, P.J, Jurgensen, M.F

“…Since 1984, the possible effects of extremely low-frequency electromagnetic (EM) fields generated by a 76 Hz communication antenna on the growth and…”
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Effects of fire on nitrogen in forest floor horizons by Mroz, G. D., Jurgensen, M. F., Harvey, A. E., Larsen, M. J.

“…The effects of burning no nitrogen (N) losses and transformations in red pine (Pinus resinosa Ait.), eastern hemlock [Tsuga canadensis (L.) Carr.], and…”
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