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forest litter

Biodiversity in dead wood

By Jogeir N. Stokland

Method of estimating ground fuels under two inches in diameter in southwestern ponderosa pine stands

By T. W. Eakle

The ecological role of coarse woody debris

By Victoria Stevens

Handbook for inventorying surface fuels and biomass in the interior West

By James K. Brown

Nutrient cycling in a Jeffrey pine forest ecosystem

By Nellie Stark

Effect of ponderosa pine needle litter on grass seedling survial

By Burt R. McConnell

De nordsjællandske Skovmoser

By Christian Vaupell

Decomposer basidiomycetes, their biology and ecology

By M. J. Swift

Ecology of saprotrophic basidiomycetes

By Lynne Boddy

Modeling large woody debris recruitment for small streams of the central Rocky Mountains

By Don C. Bragg

Driven by nature

By Ken E. Giller

Abert squirrels influence nutrient transfer through litterfall in a ponderosa pine forest

By T. H. Skinner

Seasonal variations in ash content of some Michigan forest floor fuels

By Robert M. Loomis

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By Michael J. Larsen

Estimating ponderosa pine fuel moisture using National Fire-Danger Rating moisture values

By Michael G. Harrington

Trace element research using coniferous forest soil/litter microcosms

By B. Lighthart

Douglas-fir bark tannin decomposition in two forest soils

By Walter Beno Bollen

Forest floor fuel loads, depths and bulks densities in four interior Alaskan cover types

By Richard J. Barney

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By Helena Dziadowiec

Vertical distribution of the above-ground biomass in the production space of the oak-hornbeam ecosystem

By Július Oszlányi

The influence of stand density and litter quality on litter decomposition rates in manipulated Scots pine forests

By Bjørg Berg

Application of microwave water sensing techniques to watersheds

By Bruce R. McLeod

Management of Tropical Plantation-Forests and Their Soil Litter System

By Mallapureddi Vikram Reddy

Duff reduction caused by prescribed fire on areas logged to different management intensities

By Susan N. Little