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Intensive Harvesting, Residue Management Alternatives and Nutrient Cycling in the Spruce-Fir Type: The Weymouth Point Study
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Estimate the biomass and nutrients removed or redistributed during whole-tree harvesting; and to evaluate the harvesting and three residue management alternatives with respect to long-term site fertility and soil water quality
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Black Spruce Tree Characteristics and Growth Patterns in a Central Maine Peat Bog
Problem Addressed: Stand dynamics within a bog
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Analyze tree and stand characteristics with respect to the bog edge
Key Findings: Water table depth that is most influential on growth
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A “Driving Force” in Developing the Nation’s Forests: The McIntire-Stennis Cooperative Forestry Research Program (2011)
Problem Addressed: Allocation of research funding
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Addressing the Age-Related Growth Decline in Red Spruce Productivity
Problem Addressed: Integrating Physiological and Genomic Approaches
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Age-related patterns of productivity are not limited by physiological factors restricting carbon assimilation but by the intrinsic genetic programming associated with demand-side sinks restricting carbon allocation to apical and cambial meristems
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