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Pine

Changes in bark properties and hydrology following prescribed fire in Pinus taeda and Quercus montana

Author:

Siegert et al., 2022

Source: Hydrological Processes

Learning to live with fire: managing the impacts of prescribed burning on eastern hardwood value

Author:

Dey et al., 2021

Source: Fire Management Today

Simulated fire regimes favor oak and pine but affect carbon stocks in mixedoak forests in Pennsylvania, U.S.A.

Author:

Zhao et al., 2021

Source: Forest Ecology and Management

Historical fire in the Appalachian plateau of Ohio and Kentucky, USA, from remnant yellow pines

Author:

Hutchinson et al., 2019

Source: Fire Ecology

Successful hard pine regeneration and survival through repeated burning:
An applied historical ecology approach

Author:

Stambaugh et al., 2019

Source: Forest Ecology and Management

Geographic variations in fine-scale vegetation patterns: aspect preferences of montane pine stands over southern Appalachian landscapes

Author:

Lafon et al., 2019

Source: Physical Geography

A reconceptualization of open oak and pine ecosystems of eastern North America using a forest structure spectrum

Author:

Hanberry et al., 2018

Source: Ecosphere

Fifty-five years of change in a northwest Georgia old-growth forest

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Author:

Butler et al., 2018

Source: Castanea

Forest disturbance history from 'legacy' Pitch Pine (Pinus rigida) at the New River Gorge, West Virginia

Author:

Saladyga, 2017 (a)

Source: Natural Areas Journal

Predicting Post-Fire Change in West Virginia, USA from Remotely-Sensed Data

Author:

Strager et al., 2016

Source: Journal of Geospatial Applications in Natural Resources

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