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Articles 1 - 12 of 12
Full-Text Articles in Forest Sciences
Pre- And Post-Coppice Production And Biomass Chemistry Of Eastern Cottonwood And Hybrid Poplars In The Southeastern Us, Heidi Renninger
Pre- And Post-Coppice Production And Biomass Chemistry Of Eastern Cottonwood And Hybrid Poplars In The Southeastern Us, Heidi Renninger
Research Data
Sustainably grown feedstocks for bioenergy and bioproducts are important tools to fight climate change, provide ecosystem services, and sequester carbon. Populus species including hybrid poplars have been utilized around the world, and in the southeastern US native eastern cottonwood (P. deltoides) is often favored due to its resistance to stem cankers. However, P. deltoides has historically been grown in single stem production and its relative performance in short rotation coppice production, prevalent in Europe, is not well documented. Therefore, this study’s goals were to evaluate eastern cottonwood and hybrid poplar productivity under a two-year establishment and two-year coppice …
Temperature Predicts Myotis Lucifugus Declines And Persistence After White-Nose Syndrome Introduction, Tanner M. Barnes, Jared D. Wolfe, Allen Kurta, Steve M. Smith, John E. Depue
Temperature Predicts Myotis Lucifugus Declines And Persistence After White-Nose Syndrome Introduction, Tanner M. Barnes, Jared D. Wolfe, Allen Kurta, Steve M. Smith, John E. Depue
Michigan Tech Research Data
No abstract provided.
Allometric And Mobile Terrestrial Lidar Modeling Of Above-Ground Woody Biomass Of Populus In Coppice Production, Heidi Renninger, Krishna P. Poudel
Allometric And Mobile Terrestrial Lidar Modeling Of Above-Ground Woody Biomass Of Populus In Coppice Production, Heidi Renninger, Krishna P. Poudel
Research Data
Poplars (Populus spp.) and their hybrids are increasingly being grown in coppice production to generate bioenergy feedstocks at frequent intervals. Allometric equations are required to predict aboveground biomass (AGB) of coppiced individuals with minimal field measurements. Likewise, remote sensing tools like LiDAR (light detection and ranging) can be used if models are available to predict AGB from point cloud data. Therefore, this study sought to develop equations to predict dry woody AGB from field measurements and LiDAR data from coppiced poplar field trials containing eastern cottonwood (P. deltoides) and hybrid poplar taxa. We found that taxa-specific allometric …
Two-Year Biomass And Productivity Data For Populus Trials In Mississippi, Courtney M. Siegert, Heidi Renninger, Austin Himes, Waqar Shafqat, Andrea Drager
Two-Year Biomass And Productivity Data For Populus Trials In Mississippi, Courtney M. Siegert, Heidi Renninger, Austin Himes, Waqar Shafqat, Andrea Drager
CFR Publications
This dataset contains two years of biomass and productivity data for field trials of Populus in Mississippi.
Short-Term Impacts Of Biochar And Mycorrhizal Inoculation For Pinus Echinata Reforestation On Strip-Mined Soils, Casey Iwamoto, Courtney Siegert, Joshua J. Granger, Adam Polinko, Krishna P. Poudel, Zachary Freedman
Short-Term Impacts Of Biochar And Mycorrhizal Inoculation For Pinus Echinata Reforestation On Strip-Mined Soils, Casey Iwamoto, Courtney Siegert, Joshua J. Granger, Adam Polinko, Krishna P. Poudel, Zachary Freedman
FWRC Publications
Coal strip mining has left widespread degraded soils throughout the southeastern US. These soils tend to have low pH, high bulk density, impacted hydrologic processes, and an accumulation of heavy metals that limit revegetation efforts. Shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata) is an ideal species for these reforestation efforts as it can tolerate the poor conditions on post-mined sites and has the largest native pine range in the southeastern US, overlapping with many post-mined areas. However, limited empirical field studies have been conducted on the success of soil amendments for soil physical, chemical, biological properties and tree growth. To fill …
Maud Gordon Holmes Arboretum List Of Tree Species, Chloe Mokadam
Maud Gordon Holmes Arboretum List Of Tree Species, Chloe Mokadam
Maud Gordon Holmes Arboretum database
Maud Gordon Holmes Arboretum database of Tree Species.
Physiological Functioning And Productivity In Eastern Cottonwood And Hybrid Poplars On Contrasting Sites In The Southeastern Us, Heidi Renninger
Physiological Functioning And Productivity In Eastern Cottonwood And Hybrid Poplars On Contrasting Sites In The Southeastern Us, Heidi Renninger
CFR Publications
No abstract provided.
Changes In Bark Properties And Hydrology Following Prescribed Fire, Courtney Siegert, Anna Ilek, Adam Wade
Changes In Bark Properties And Hydrology Following Prescribed Fire, Courtney Siegert, Anna Ilek, Adam Wade
CFR Publications
No abstract provided.
Using Hyperspectral Leaf Reflectance To Estimate The Photosynthetic Capacity And Nitrogen Content Across Eastern Cottonwood And Hybrid Poplar Genotypes, Thu Ya Kyaw, Courtney M. Siegert, Padmanava Dash, Krishna P. Poudel, Justin J. Pitts, Heidi J. Renninger
Using Hyperspectral Leaf Reflectance To Estimate The Photosynthetic Capacity And Nitrogen Content Across Eastern Cottonwood And Hybrid Poplar Genotypes, Thu Ya Kyaw, Courtney M. Siegert, Padmanava Dash, Krishna P. Poudel, Justin J. Pitts, Heidi J. Renninger
CFR Publications
No abstract provided.
Data Repository For "North American Porcupine Distribution In The Pacific Northwest And Evaluation Of A Non-Invasive Monitoring Technique", Cara L. Appel, Katie M. Moriarty, Sean M. Matthews, David S. Green, Stacy Anderson, Evan King, J Scott Yaeger, Jeremy Brown, Claire Bortot, Tim Bean
Data Repository For "North American Porcupine Distribution In The Pacific Northwest And Evaluation Of A Non-Invasive Monitoring Technique", Cara L. Appel, Katie M. Moriarty, Sean M. Matthews, David S. Green, Stacy Anderson, Evan King, J Scott Yaeger, Jeremy Brown, Claire Bortot, Tim Bean
Research Data Sets
North American Porcupines (Erethizon dorsatum) have a broad geographic distribution across much of the continent, but recent evidence suggests that their populations may be declining in some areas, including the Pacific Northwest. Estimating baseline historical and contemporary distributions of Porcupines is necessary for initiating monitoring efforts and, if necessary, informing strategic conservation actions. We compiled 1905 occurrence records of Porcupines in Washington, Oregon, and northern California from 1908 to 2018. Using maximum entropy modeling (Maxent), we created historical and contemporary distribution models based on Porcupine records from 1981–2010 and 2012–2018, respectively, to match the temporal scale of available …
Ray Et Al.: Pheromone Of The Velvet Longhorned Beetle Trichoferus Campestris, Ann M. Ray, Joseph A. Francese, Yunfan Zou, Kristopher Watson, Damon J. Crook, Jocelyn G. Millar
Ray Et Al.: Pheromone Of The Velvet Longhorned Beetle Trichoferus Campestris, Ann M. Ray, Joseph A. Francese, Yunfan Zou, Kristopher Watson, Damon J. Crook, Jocelyn G. Millar
Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Overlease Plots Data - October 2012, Gerard Hertel, Janet Ebert
Overlease Plots Data - October 2012, Gerard Hertel, Janet Ebert
William Overlease Plant Succession Study Documents
No abstract provided.