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Coniferous forest streams

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Triska, F. J., Sedell, J. R., and Gregory, S. V.

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p.292-332 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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Lake." Depth Horizon (cm) Description 01 5-3 Partially decomposed conifer needles and broken twigs
Ecological indexes as a means of evaluating climate, species distribution, and primary production

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Emmingham, W. H.

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p.45-67 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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local conifer species); and (4) transpiration indexes(a) potential (the summation of the daily product
Introduction (Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States)

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Edmonds, Robert L.

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p.1-27 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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riparian zone (Chapter 9), and productivity and nutrient cycling in stream (Chapter 10) and lake (Chapter
Lake ecosystems of the Lake Washington drainage basin

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Wissmar, R. C., Richey, J. E., Devol, A. H., and Eggers, D. M.

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p.333-386 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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this lake to produce a change in trophic state similar to that of Lake Washington. Findley Lake The
Land-water interactions: the riparian zone

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Swanson, F. J., Gregory, S. V., Sedell, J. R., and Campbell, A. G.

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p.267-291 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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important food sources such as conifer needles may take more than one hundred days (Sedell et al. 1975
Material transfer in a western Oregon forested watershed

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Swanson, F. J., Fredriksen, R. L., and McCorison, F. M.

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p.233-266 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States

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from atmospheric sources and occurs in the dissolved state in subsurface water or, rarely, as overland
Nutrient cycling in forests of the Pacific Northwest

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Johnson, D. W., Cole, D. W., Bledsoe, C. S., Cromack, K., Edmonds, Robert L., Gessel, S. P., Grier, C. C., Richards, B. N., and Vogt, K. A.

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p.186-232 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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mature Abies amabilis stand at Findley Lake (Singer and Ugolini 1974; Ugolini et al. 1977a, b; Singer et
Physiological activity in Douglas-fir

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Lassoie, J. P.

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p.126-185 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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but that the needle arrangements on conifer branches promote mutual shading, which lowers total
Productivity of western coniferous forests

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Long, J. N.

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p.89-125 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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observed that maximum radial increment along the upper stem of a conifer often occurs at a point above the
Relations between vegetation and environment

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Hawk, G. M., Long, J. N., and Franklin, J. F.

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p.28-44 from Analysis of coniferous forest ecosystems in the Western United States.

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watershed is not simple. The difference in precipitation at Seattle and Chester Morse Lake, corresponding

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198211

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1980-198911

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Conifers -- West (U.S.) -- Ecology11
Forest ecology -- West (U.S.)11
Lake ecology -- West (U.S.)11
Stream ecology -- West (U.S.)11

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