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  • Influence of Soil Texture on Carbon Storage of PNW Coastal Blue Carbon Ecosystems

    Creator:
    Fox, Conner S.
    Abstract:
    Coastal blue carbon ecosystems offer a variety of important ecosystem services, including exceptional rates of carbon sequestration and long-term carbon storage. Because these ecosystems disproportionately influence global carbon cycling, understanding their soil characteristics may help guide long-term climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies. Recently, Kauffman et al. (2020) observed the...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    Storage of PNW Coastal Blue Carbon Ecosystems by Sage Fox A THESIS Submitted to Oregon

  • Lateral Edge Connection and Withdrawal Capacity of Western Juniper

    Creator:
    Girod, Hayley E.
    Abstract:
    Western juniper (Juniperus occidentalis) is a “native invasive” tree species in Eastern Oregon. It is extremely good at finding and consuming water in arid climates, which makes it difficult for other plant species, especially sagebrush and grasses to survive. Sagebrush and grasses are necessary for the survival of the sage...
    Resource Type:
    Honors College Thesis
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    and commercial uses of western juniper”. General Technical Report PNW., 74, 169-177. Johansen, K.W

  • Using An Array of NE Pacific Margin Sediment Samples to Link Land and Ocean Responses to Glacial-Interglacial Climate Variability

    Creator:
    Wilson, Kiya L.
    Abstract:
    Variability in the terrigenous (land-derived) fraction of marine sediments, including pollen and rock fragments, reflects the effects of regional climate change on continentally derived runoff, ice extent, vegetation and ocean circulation. The transport of this continental material to the seafloor must be understood in order to interpret the terrigenous sediment...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    ..........................47 21. Hypothesized sediment transport from PNW rivers to sample locations .............49