Research Bibliography

Pregitzer KS, Laskowski MJ, Burton AJames, Lessard VC, Zak DR.  1998.  Variation in sugar maple root respiration with root diameter and soil depth. Tree Physiology. 18:665-670.

Kubiske ME, Pregitzer KS, Mikan CJ, Zak DR, Maziasz JL, Teeri JA.  1997.  Populus tremuloides photosynthesis and crown architecture in response to elevated CO2 and soil N availability. Oecologia. 110:328-336.

Kubiske ME, Pregitzer KS.  1996.  Effects of elevated CO2 and light availability on the photosynthetic light response of trees of contrasting shade tolerance. Tree Physiology. 16:351-358.

Zogg GP, Zak DR, Burton AJames, Pregitzer KS.  1996.  Fine root respiration in northern hardwood forests in relation to temperature and nitrogen availability. Tree Physiology. 16:719-725.

Burton AJames, Pregitzer KS, Zogg GP, Zak DR.  1996.  Latitudinal variation in sugar maple fine root respiration. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. 26:1761-1768.

Curtis PS.  1996.  A meta-analysis of leaf gas exchange and nitrogen in trees grown under elevated carbon dioxide. Plant, Cell and Environment. 19:127-137.

Rothstein DE, Zak DR, Pregitzer KS.  1996.  Nitrate deposition in northern hardwood forests and the nitrogen metabolism of Acer saccharum Marsh. Oecologia. 108:338-344.

Witter JA, Stoyenoff JL, Leutscher BA.  1994.  The Michigan impact monitoring system: baseline survey final report. Technical Report 94-2:35pp..

Reed DD, Mroz GD, Liechty HO, Pregitzer KS, Burton AJames, Zak DR, Witter JA, MacDonald NW.  1994.  Studying the effects of air pollution on forest along exposure gradients: experiences in the United States and opportunities for cooperation. Climate and Atmospheric Deposition Studies in Forests. :109-115.

Li X.  1993.  Natural regeneration of eastern white pine (Pinus strobus L.) and red pine (Pinus resinosa Ait.). Doctor of Philosophy:192pp..

Atkinson D, Hooker JE.  1993.  Using roots in sustainable agriculture. Chemistry and Industry. 4:14-17.

Teeri JA.  1992.  The soil biotron: an underground research laboratory. Inventive Minds: Creativity in Technology. :142-153.

Fogel RD, Lussenhop J.  1991.  The University of Michigan soil biotron: a platform for soil biology research in a natural forest. Plant Root Growth: An Ecological Perspective. :61-68.

Scheiner SM, Sharik TL, Roberts MRichard, Kopple RJVande.  1988.  Tree density and modes of tree recruitment in a Michigan pine-hardwood forest after clear-cutting and burning. The Canadian Field-Naturalist. 102:634-638.

Jurik TW, Briggs GM, Gates DM.  1985.  A comparison of four methods for determining leaf area index in successional hardwood forests. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. 15:1154-1158.

Ebbers BC.  1983.  Changes in tree composition in a northern Michigan hardwood forest since 1934. Michigan Botanist. 22:103-109.

Gates DM, Johnson H..  1979.  The role of pubescence on the light climate of tree leaves. 35:11-25.

Shetron SGeorge.  1972.  Forest site productivity among soil taxonomic units in northern lower Michigan. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. 36:358-363.

Jr. JFrank Ammi.  1972.  The section Dermocybe of Cortinarius in North America. Doctor of Philosophy:282pp..

Hannah PR, Zahner R.  1970.  Nonpedogenetic texture bands in outwash sands of Michigan: their origin, and influence on tree growth. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. 34:134-136.

Foster WL, Jr. JLTate.  1966.  The activities and coactions of animals at sapsucker trees. Living Bird. 5:87-113.

Rowe AH.  1966.  Sonic testing to detect decay in trees. Master of Forestry:55pp..

Zahner R, Crawford NArnold.  1964.  The clonal concept in aspen site relations. Proceedings of the Second North American Forest Soils Conference.

Gates FC, Erlanson C.O.  1925.  Enlarged bases in Fraxinus nigra in Michigan. Botanical Gazette. 80:107-110.