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Oak

Low light improves ability of Appalachian oak seedlings to compete with mesophytes in nitrogen-rich soils

Author:

Ottinger et al., 2026

Source: Forest Ecology and Management

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Positive regeneration responses of oak, hickory, and american chestnut to repeated prescribed fires and mechanical thinning 22 years after study initiation

Author:

Rudolph et al., 2025

Source: Forest Ecology and Management

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Fire effects on floral abundance of bumble bee host plants in mixed-oak forests

Author:

Shafer et al., 2025

Source: Fire Ecology

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Regeneration Response to Shelterwood‑Burn Treatments in a Dry Oak‑Dominated Forest

Author:

Rademacher et al., 2025

Source: Forest Science

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Bourbon Barrels and Bottlenecks: a Nuanced Look at Thirty Years of White Oak Population Dynamics

Author:

Vickers et al., 2025

Source: Journal of Forestry

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Post-fire Quercus mycorrhizal associations are dominated by Russulaceae, Thelephoraceae, and Laccaria in the southern Appalachian Mountains

Author:

Hughes et al., 2025

Source: Mycological Progress

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Effect of growing season fire timing on oak regeneration

Author:

Turner et al., 2025

Source: Fire Ecology

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Canopy gap edge effects on overstory sap flux in a temperate mixed-hardwood forest

Author:

Arteman et al., 2025

Source: Agricultural and Forest Meteorology

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Mapping Oak (Quercus spp.) Regeneration Potential Within the Nantahala National Forest

Author:

Ikuta et al., 2025

Source: Journal of Forestry

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Carbon emissions from stumps vary by species but not sprouting in a temperate hardwood forest

Author:

Arteman et al., 2025

Source: Science of the Total Environment

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