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Journal Publications Details for Grant Number R826598
Development And Testing Of A Multi-Resource Landscape-Scale Ecological Indicator: Forest Fragmentation, Structure, and Distribution Relative to Topography
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| Journal Article | Chastain Jr. RA, Currie WS, Townsend PA. Carbon sequestration and nutrient cycling implications of the evergreen understory layer in Appalachian forests. Forest Ecology and Management 2006;231(1-3):63-77. |
R826598 (Final) |
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| Journal Article | Chastain RA, Townsend PA. Use of Landsat ETM and topographic data to characterize evergreen understory communities in Appalachian deciduous forests. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 2007;73(5):563-575. |
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| Journal Article | Chastain RA, Townsend PA. Role of evergreen understory shrub layer in the forests of the central Appalachian Highlands. The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 2008;135(2):208-223. |
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| Journal Article | Seagle SW, Sturtevant BR. Forest productivity predicts invertebrate biomass and ovenbird (Seiurus aurocapillus) reproduction in Appalachian landscapes. Ecology 2005;86(6):1531-1539. |
R826598 (2002) R826598 (Final) |
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| Journal Article | Sturtevant BR, Seagle SW. Comparing estimates of forest site quality in old second-growth oak forests. Forest Ecology and Management 2004;191(1-3):311-328. |
R826598 (2002) R826598 (Final) |
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| Journal Article | Sturtevant BR, Seagle SW. Food availability for forest interior songbirds in the central Appalachians: the role of topography. Landscape Ecology. |
R826598 (2001) R826598 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Sturtevant BR, Seagle SW, Townsend PA, Chasstain RC. Forest songbird diversity, density, and fledging success as a function of topography and forest productivity in western Maryland. Ecological Applications. |
R826598 (2001) |
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