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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

Vegetation dynamics vary across topographic and fire severity gradients following prescribed burning in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Author:

Schwartz et al., 2016

Source: Forest Ecology and Management

Long-term stand dynamics of old-growth mountain longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) woodlands

Author:

Hammond et al., 2016

Source: Forest Ecology and Management

Fire regimes of remnant pitch pine communities in the Ridge and Valley Region of Central Pennsylvania, USA

Author:

Marschall et al., 2016

Source: Forests

Fire as a once-dominant disturbance process in the yellow pine and mixed pine-hardwood forests of the Appalachian Mountains

Author:

Grissino-Mayer 2016

Source: Natural disturbances and historic range of variation Springer 2016

Shortleaf Pine and Mixed Hardwood Stands: Thirty-Four Years after Regeneration with the Fell-and-Burn Technique in the Southern Appalachian Mountains

Author:

Pile & Waldrop 2016

Source: US Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Southern Research Station

Changing fire regimes and old-growth forest succession along a topographic gradient in the Great Smoky Mountains

Author:

Flatley et al., 2015

Source: Forest Ecology and Management

Clarifying the role of fire in the deciduous forests of eastern North America: reply to Matlack

Author:

Stambaugh et al., 2015

Source: Conservation biology 2015 Vol. 29 Issue 3

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