Changes in O horizon mass, thickness and carbon content following fire in northern hardwood forests
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Forest soil and site productivity considerations in intensive wood harvest systems in northern lower Michigan
University of Michigan Biological Station
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Avian assemblages in northern Michigan: a long-term perspective
University of Michigan Biological Station
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Successional changes in carbon storage are sustained in a temperate forest across different initiating distrubances
University of Michigan Biological Station
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Interacting Controls of Pyrolysis Temperature and Plant Taxa on the Degradability of PyOM in Fire-Prone Northern Temperate Forest Soil
University of Michigan Biological Station
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Soil fertility changes following clearcut and whole-tree harvesting and burning in central Michigan
University of Michigan Biological Station
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Some effects of prescribed burning following clear-cutting in poor site aspen
University of Michigan Biological Station
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Ecosystem mediated succession in aspen-dominated forests of northern lower Michigan
University of Michigan Biological Station
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Rapid genotypic change in a population of the grass Danthonia spicata following disturbance
University of Michigan Biological Station
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Population dynamics of an herbaceous perennial Danthonia spicata during secondary forest succession
University of Michigan Biological Station
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