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When is a Needle Needless? Wood anatomy researchers study how and why evergreen trees lose their leaves

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Davis, Caryn

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Scientists seek to discover how, when, and why pine needles detach from coniferous trees. Featuring Dr. Barb Gartner.

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When is a Needle Needless? Notable notes in forest research
Ring Research Goes Cellular: Researching wood anatomy, tree rings, and sap flow at the College of Forestry

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Davis, Caryn

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Scientists study tree growth rings and sap flow in an attempt to understand why trees need both juvenile and mature wood. Featuring Dr. Barb Gartner.

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www.forestry.oregonstate.edu/notable-notes-k-12-and-general-public D espite centuries of research, scientists still have much
Quake, Rattle, and Roll: Simulating "The Big One" with dynamic earthquake tests

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Davis, Caryn

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Earthquake tests have trouble imitating the randomness and varied nature of actual earthquakes. Scientists seek to remedy this and make buildings safer by creating dynamic tests that imitate the random nature of earthquakes. Featuring Dr. Rakesh Gupta.

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Quake Rattle and Roll.indd Notable notes in forest research
Mystery in Yellowstone! Solved: Wolves DO help trees survive in Yellowstone National Park

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The mystery of how wolves effect the growth of cottonwood has been solved after comparing old and new photos. Featuring Dr. William Ripple and Dr. Robert Beschta.

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://www.cof.orst.edu/wolves/. Notable notes in forest research at Oregon State University College of Forestry Wolves
Salmon of the Future: Planting conifer trees now may improve fish habitat later

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Davis, Caryn

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The diverse habitat required by salmon and other anadramous fish is often created by fallen debris in a stream. Scientists aid conifers in growing near streams to eventually become this debris. Featuring Dr. Bill Emmingham.

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/notable-notes-k-12-and-general-public Notable notes in forest research at Oregon State University College
Lewis and Clark in the Lab: Journals from the Corps of Discovery aid wildlife scientists

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For a long time historians have looked at Lewis and Clark's journals as important sources. Now scientists are doing the same to learn about the Pacific Northwest before white settlement. Featuring: Dr. Andrea Laliberte and Dr. William Ripple

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. But can their journals be useful in new scientific research today? To scientists Andrea Laliberte
Research Takes Flight: Helicopters go high tech for Precision Forestry

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Scientists are trying to find out how to best utilize high-tech devices in the field. Jennie Cornell seeks to find out how to best utilize helicopters for Precision Forestry

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research takes flight.indd Research Takes Notable notes in
A Moo-ving Story: Planting tree buffers in pastoral streams to help salmon

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Scientists explore the effects of tree buffers along creek banks on both grazing land and stream ecology. Featuring Dr. Badege Bishaw, Dr. Bill Emmingham, and Dr. Bill Rogers.

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the note called "Salmon of the Future." I
Right in your own backyard!: The wild, weird, and wonderful world of fungi

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Mushrooms are found lots of places, such as beneath trees or on woody debris. Dr. Nancy Weber however found mushrooms in a spot most people wouldn't expect to look, in the canopy.

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in your own backyard2.indd Notable notes in forest research
Mystery in Yellowstone! Wolves, wapiti, and the case of the disappearing aspen

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Dr. William J. Ripple and Dr. Eric J. Larsen investigate the reasons behind the decreasing stands of aspen in Yellowstone National Park.

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/research/aspen/. Written by Caryn Davis for the Forestry Communications Group, Oregon State University

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