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This is a bibliography of the work of T. L. Jackson, who conducted research at the North Willamette Research and Experiment Center. It is limited to those Extension publications and research reports that addressed the nutrient needs of fresh market and processed vegetables.
We examined terrestrial amphibians in managed headwater forest stands in western Oregon from 1998 to 2009. We assessed: (1) temporal and spatial patterns of species capture rates, and movement patterns with distance from streams and forest management treatments of alternative riparian buffer widths and upland thinning; (2) species survival and...
We examined the effects of a second-thinning harvest with alternative riparian
buffer management approaches on headwater stream habitats and associated vertebrates
in western Oregon, USA. Our analyses showed that stream reaches were generally
distinguished primarily by average width and depth, along with the percentage of the dry
reach length, and...
Forested riparian buffer zones are used in conjunction with upland forest management, in part, to provide for the recruitment for large wood to streams. Small headwater streams account for the majority of stream networks in many forested regions. Yet, our understanding of how riparian buffer width influences wood dynamics in...
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Julia I. Burton1*, Deanna H. Olson2 and Klaus J. Puettmann
Table A.1. Alternative models
Forested riparian buffer zones are used in conjunction with upland forest management, in part, to provide for the recruitment for large wood to streams. Small headwater streams account for the majority of stream networks in many forested regions. Yet, our understanding of how riparian buffer width influences wood dynamics in...
Forested riparian buffer zones are used in conjunction with upland forest management, in part, to provide for the recruitment for large wood to streams. Small headwater streams account for the majority of stream networks in many forested regions. Yet, our understanding of how riparian buffer width influences wood dynamics in...
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), dedeolson@fs.fed.us
(D.H. Olson).
Julia I. Burton a,⇑, Deanna H. Olson b, Klaus J. Puettmann a
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