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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"upland hardwood forest"”.
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The effects of intermediate-scale wind disturbance on forest composition, structure, and succession with implications for management
Forest disturbances are discrete events in space and time that disrupt the biophysical environment and impart lasting legacies on forest composition, structure, and stand development. Intermediate-scale disturbances may promote stand heterogeneity, including uneven-aged structure, and their effects …
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Relations between forest and prairie fragmentation and depredation of artificial nests in Missouri
… marshes (Brown and Dinsmore 1986), old-growth forest (Harris 1984), upland hardwood forest (Robbins 1979, Whitcomb et al. 1981, Ambuel and Temple 1983)); however, the pattern is not universal to all habitats (e.g., cypress ponds (O'Meara 1984)). Where species-area relationships seem to exist, …
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Territoriality and habitat selection of feral pigs on Fort Benning, Georgia, USA
… into five land cover types (open grassy areas, upland hardwood forest, pine forest, pine-hardwood forest, and hardwood bottomland forest) based on differences in the food and cover resources they provided feral pigs and used Ivlev's index to evaluate habitat use within sounder home ranges. …
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Territoriality and habitat selection of feral pigs on Fort Benning, Georgia, USA
… into five land cover types (open grassy areas, upland hardwood forest, pine forest, pine-hardwood forest, and hardwood bottomland forest) based on differences in the food and cover resources they provided feral pigs and used Ivlev's index to evaluate habitat use within sounder home ranges. …
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Effects of Clearcutting with Whole Tree Harvesting on Woody and Herbaceous Plant Diversity After 17-Years of Regrowth in a Southern Appalachian Forest
… in species composition and structure: (1) forest level, (2) stand level, and (3) diversity indices. Within each approach the forest was stratified into three horizontal vegetative regions based upon height: herb (< 1 m), shrub (between 1 and 5 m), and tree (> 5 m). Between the pre-harvest …