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Spatial variability of heavy metals within a tree using the Othitricum lyellii moss biomonitor model

Creator:: Field, Gillette M.
Abstract:: The variability of heavy metal concentrations (Pb, Cd, Zn, and Cu) of the terrestrial moss Orthotrichum lyellii on single trees was evaluated at two sites in the Pacific Northwest, one relatively unpolluted and the other polluted. In addition, a reciprocal transplant of O. lyellii between the unpolluted and polluted sites...
Resource Type:: Undergraduate Thesis
Full Text:: within a tree using the Othitricum lyellii moss biomonitor model by Gillette Field

Determining Spatial Variability, Rates of Heavy Metal Retention and Loss in Moss

Creator:: Field, Gillette M. and Shiel, Alyssa E.
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: and Loss in Moss Gillette Field Bioresource Research Interdisciplinary Program, Oregon State

Reciprocal Moss Ornament Transplant for Heavy Metal Deposition Rate and Spatial Variability

Creator:: Field, Gillette M. and Shiel, Alyssa E.
Abstract:: Air pollution and pollution patterns have become a hot topic over the last several years. Many studies have been launched due to the increasing concern with air quality. As urban areas grow, atmospheric heavy metal pollution grows proportionally. Reducing atmospheric heavy metal pollution, and consequent health issues, requires monitoring and...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: for Heavy Metal Deposition Rate and Spatial Variability. Gillette Field1 and Alyssa E. Shiel2

USDA report on water and related land resources : Umatilla Drainage Basin, Oregon

Creator:: United States. Department of Agriculture, Oregon. State Water Resources Board, USDA Oregon River Basin Survey Party, and USDA Field Advisory Committee
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: SERVICE December 1962 M-3829 USDA Report on WATER AND RELATED LAND RESOURCES UMATILLA DRAINAGE

Moisture content and germination of corn as affected by artificial drying and place and method of storage

Creator:: Ruth, Charles Curtis
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE By CHARLES CURTIS RUTH ar 15, 1916 Redacted for privacy fessor of Field

Applied Chemical Ecology of the Mountain Pine Beetle

Creator:: Progar, Robert A., Gillette, Nancy, Fettig, Christopher J., and Hrinkevich, Kathryn
Abstract:: Mountain pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopkins, is a primary agent of forest disturbance in western North America. Episodic outbreaks occur at the convergence of favorable forest age and size class structure and climate patterns. Recent outbreaks have exceeded the historic range of variability of D. ponderosae-caused tree mortality affecting ecosystem...
Resource Type:: Article
Full Text:: Applied Chemical Ecology of the Mountain Pine Beetle Progar, R. A., Gillette, N., Fettig, C. J

Red-Dead Redemption? Applying and Critiquing Environmental Peacebuilding in Palestine, Jordan, and Israel

Creator:: Field, Zachary M.
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Final Report for the project: Research on Habitat Manipulation and Management of Fender's Blue Butterfly Areas

Creator:: Wilson, Mark V. and Clark, Deborah Louise, 1950-
Abstract:: We report first-year results from two field experiments evaluating the effectiveness of various techniques for the control of pest plants in Fender's blue butterfly habitat. In the woody-plant study, we monitored the effects of mowing, mowing and herbicides, and burning on woody plants and key native and non-native grasses and...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: . Clark Submitted to Oregon Field Office, The Nature Conservancy Oregon Natural Heritage Program

Agonistic behavior in three species of Microtus (M. canicaudus, M. oregoni, and M. townsendii)

Creator:: Weil, James Wayne
Abstract:: Agonistic behavior among three species of Microtus live-trapped near Corvallis, Oregon was recorded in order to interpret habitat segregation by the species in areas of syrnpatry. The method used to measure agonistic interaction was similar to that of Colvin (1970). Agonistic behavior was recorded under red light in a neutral...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: (Major Department) (Date) Title: AGAONISTIC BEHAVIOR IN THREE SPECIES OF MICROTUS (M. CANICAUDUS, M

Pearcy Stable Zn

Creator:: Pearcy, Bill
Abstract:: Date of coverage: 1965-1972. Sample numbers, weights of ashed tested samples, dates samples went into detector. End of book has Atomic absorption record for Zn.
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: RIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIII 8 Mill il." ............,-, : --..„,—,. •_16 .0 3 3 M e 35- 3 il r. a 0 o wor NM 31

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Spatial variability of heavy metals within a tree using the Othitricum lyellii moss biomonitor model

Determining Spatial Variability, Rates of Heavy Metal Retention and Loss in Moss

Reciprocal Moss Ornament Transplant for Heavy Metal Deposition Rate and Spatial Variability

USDA report on water and related land resources : Umatilla Drainage Basin, Oregon

Moisture content and germination of corn as affected by artificial drying and place and method of storage

Applied Chemical Ecology of the Mountain Pine Beetle

Red-Dead Redemption? Applying and Critiquing Environmental Peacebuilding in Palestine, Jordan, and Israel

Final Report for the project: Research on Habitat Manipulation and Management of Fender's Blue Butterfly Areas

Agonistic behavior in three species of Microtus (M. canicaudus, M. oregoni, and M. townsendii)

Pearcy Stable Zn

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