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Research Briefs

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High Severity Wildfire Impacts Water Yield and Water Quality in Southern Appalachian Watersheds.

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​Author:

Peter Caldwell, Katherine Elliott, Ning Liu, James Vose, David Zietlow, and Jennifer Knoepp

Prescribed Fire Effects on Timber Value in oak stands across the Central Hardwoods

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​Author:

Mann et al.

Bobcats use of fire-created edges in the central Appalachians, VA

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​Author:

David McNitt et al.

The Contribution of Duff Consumption to Fire Emissions Published and Air Pollution of the Rough Ridge Fire

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​Author:

Fengjun Zhao, Yongqiang Liu, Goodrick, Benjamin Hornsby,Jeffrey Schardt

Hard Pine Regeneration and Historic Fire in the Central Appalachians, PA

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​Author:

Michael Stambaugh, Joseph Marschall, et al.

Response of Oak-Pine Forests to Wildfire Severity in the Daniel Boone National Forest, KY

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​Author:

Black et al.

The Species Composition of Hardwood Litter Drives Fuelbed Moisture and Flammability

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​Author:

Jesse K. Kreye; J. Morgan Varner; Gregory W. Hamby; Jeffrey M. Kane

Quantifying Canopy Mortality in Prescribed Fire Units

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​Author:

Jean Lober, Melissa Thomas-Van Gundy, Steve Croy

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