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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Ozark mountains"”.
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Flight Period and Species Composition of Sirex (Hymenoptera: Siricidae) and Associated Deladenus (Nematoda: Neotylenchidae) within Arkansas Pine Forests
… three ecologically distinct regions of Arkansas: Ozark Mountains, Ouachita Mountains, and Gulf Coastal Plain. Specimens collected in these traps were identified and later dissected for presence of Deladenus. One species of Sirex was collected, Sirex nigricornis F., and a single species of …
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The Days Beyond Recall
… in the middle of the foothills of the Arkansas Ozark Mountains and a nearby fictional town of Bear Springs. Themes include conduct of life, solitude, ecological crisis, identity, economic oppression, and sustainability issues.</p> <p>Part Two is comprised of a critical component entitled, “What …
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The shepherd of the hills
… man from the city, Daniel Howitt, enters the Ozark Mountains, ostensibly on a vacation to improve his health, which has suffered due to events concerning his believed long-dead son, Howard, an artist, and the disappearance of his great masterpiece, "Girl By the Spring." Daniel encounters a …
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Long-Term Study of Prescribed Fire Effects on Stand Dynamics and Oak Regeneration Potentials in Degraded Upland Oak-Hickory Stands in Northwestern Arkansas
<p>Upland oak-hickory forests in the Ozark Mountains of northwestern Arkansas and south central Missouri were impacted by oak decline during the early 2000s. This decline event was caused by predisposing (e.g., mature, dense stand conditions), inciting (i.e., drought), and contributing (e.g., red …
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Response of Breeding Birds to Forest Disturbance in the Arkansas Ozarks: Impacts of Uneven-Aged Management, Ice Damage, and Woodland Restoration
<p>Forests of the Ozarks are important breeding grounds for many bird species, each with specific habitat requirements. Natural and anthropogenic disturbance events can alter vegetational structure of forests, thereby influencing communities of breeding birds. The objectives of my study were to …