The Natural Areas Scholarship series tracks citations of works based on research conducted under the auspices of Eastern Kentucky University's Division of Natural Areas, including article pre-prints, presentations, posters, and other types of scholarship. If full text is not included, a link to the full text will be posted when possible.

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Submissions from 2016

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Thirty years of compositional change in an old-growth temperate forest: the role of topographic gradients in oak-maple dynamics, Julia I. Chapman and Ryan W. McEwan

Submissions from 2015

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Spatiotemporal dynamics of coarse woody debris in an old-growth temperate deciduous forest, Jessica G. Davis, Julia I. Chapman, Shuang-Ye Wu, and Ryan W. McEwan

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Sediment fingerprinting for calibrating a soil erosion and sediment yield model in mixed land use watersheds, James F. Fox and Darren K. Martin

Submissions from 2014

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Predicting Bird Community Changes to Invasion of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid in Kentucky, David R. Brown and Todd J. Weinkam

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Fire and gap dynamics over 300 years in an old-growth temperate forest, Ryan W. McEwan, Neil Pederson, Adrienne Michelle Cooper, Josh Taylor, Robert Watts, and Amy Hruska

Submissions from 2013

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Carbon isotopes for estimating soil decomposition and physical mixing in well-drained forest soils, Peter M. Acton, James F. Fox, J. Elliott Campbell, Harry D. Rowe, and Marsh Wilkinson

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Spatiotemporal dynamics of a- and b-diversity across topographic gradients in the herbaceous layer of an old-growth deciduous forest, Julia I. Chapman and Ryan W. McEwan

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Land snail diversity can reflect degrees of anthropogenic disturbance, Daniel A. Douglas, David R. Brown, and Neil Pederson

Submissions from 2012

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Tree regeneration ecology of an old growth central Appalachian forest: Diversity, temporal dynamics, and disturbance response, Julia I. Chapman and Ryan W. McEwan

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Changing flora of an old-growth mesophytic forest: previously undetected taxa and first appearance of non-native invasive species, Julia I. Chapman, Kaitlin L. Perry, and Ryan W. McEwan

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An annotated checklist of the caddisflies (Insecta: Trichoptera) of Kentucky, Michael A. Floyd, John K. Moulton, Guenter A. Schuster, Charles R. Parker, and Jason L. Robinson

Submissions from 2011

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Role of Soil Health in Maintaining Environmental Sustainability of Surface Coal Mining, Peter M. Acton, James F. Fox, J. Elliott Campbell, Alice L. Jones, Harold D. Rowe, Darren K. Martin, and L. Sebastian Bryson

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Dynamics, diversity, and resource gradient relationships in the herbaceous layer of an old-growth Appalachian forest, Ryan W. McEwan and Robert N. Muller

Submissions from 2010

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A Field Guide to Kentucky Field Stations Available for Education and Research, Stephen C. Richter, Christopher James St. Andre, David S. White, and Melinda S. Wilder

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The aftermath of an invasion: structure and composition of central Appalachian hemlock forests following establishment of the hemlock woolly adelgid, Adelges tsugae, Heather L. Spaulding and Lynne Rieske-Kinney

Submissions from 2009

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Identification of sediment sources in forested watersheds with surface coal mining disturbance using carbon and nitrogen isotopes, James F. Fox

Submissions from 2006

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The contribution of interspecific variation in maximum tree height to tropical and temperate diversity, David A. King, S. Joseph Wright, and Joseph H. Connell

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Spatial and temporal dynamics in canopy dominance of an old-growth central Appalachian forest, Ryan W. McEwan and Robert N. Muller

Submissions from 2005

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Three Decades of Overstory and Species Change in a Mixed Mesophytic Forest in Eastern Kentucky, Shannon L. Galbraith and William H. Martin

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Architectural differences in saplings of temperate versus tropical angiosperms; consequences of the deciduous habit?, David A. King

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Vegetation-environment relationships among woody species in four canopy-layers in an old-growth mixed mesophytic forest, Ryan W. McEwan, Robert N. Muller, and Bryan C. McCarthy

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The vascular flora of an old-growth mixed mesophytic forest in southeastern Kentucky, Ryan W. McEwan, Robert D. Paratley, Robert N. Muller, and Cynthia L. Riccardi

Submissions from 2004

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Ozone exposures and implications for vegetation in rural areas of the central Appalachian mountains, USA, Pamela Edwards, Cindy Huber, and Frederica Wood

Submissions from 2003

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Landscape patterns of change in coarse woody debris accumulation in an old-growth deciduous forest on the Cumberland Plateau, southeastern Kentucky, Robert N. Muller

Submissions from 2001

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Stem orientation is related to growth rate, leaf dimensions, and the deciduous habit in temperate forest saplings, David A. King

Submissions from 2000

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Invertebrate macrofauna in soils under old growth and minimally disturbed second growth forests of the Appalachian mountains of Kentucky, Paul J. Kalisz and J. E. Powell

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Temporal and ecological patterns of flowering dogwood mortality in the mixed mesophytic forest of eastern Kentucky, Ryan W. McEwan, Robert N. Muller, Mary A. Arthur, and Heather H. Housman

Comparison of macroinvertebrate communities of two intermittent streams with different disturbance histories in Letcher County, Kentucky, Gregory J. Pond

Submissions from 1999

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Drought reconstructions for the continental United States, Edward R. Cook, David M. Meko, David W. Stahle, and Malcolm K. Cleaveland

Submissions from 1998

Observation of forest-interior bird communities in older-growth forests in eastern Kentucky, Michael J. Lacki and Michael D. Baker

Submissions from 1992

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Do Appalachian herbaceous understories ever recover from clearcutting?, David Cameron Duffy and Albert J. Meier

Characteristics of old-growth mixed mesophytic forests, William H. Martin

Submissions from 1991

Defining old-growth deciduous forests: seeing the forest and the trees, William H. Martin

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Coarse woody debris in an old-growth deciduous forest on the Cumberland Plateau, southeastern Kentucky, Robert N. Muller and Yan Liu

Submissions from 1987

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Intraspecific variation in production of astringent phenolics over a vegetation-resource availability gradient, Robert N. Muller, Paul J. Kalisz, and Thomas W. Kimmerer

Submissions from 1983

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A new variant of Plethodon wehrlei in Kentucky and West Virginia, Paul V. Cupp and Donald T. Towles

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Snag densities in old-growth and second-growth Appalachian forests, William C. McComb and Robert N. Muller

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Forest regrowth on the Cumberland Plateau and implications for productive management, Robert N. Muller

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Autumn leaf fall and nutrient return in an old-growth and a second-growth forest in eastern Kentucky, Robert N. Muller and William H. Martin

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The vascular flora of Lilley Cornett Woods, Letcher County, Kentucky, Jeffrey D. Sole, J. Stuart Lassetter, and William H. Martin

Submissions from 1982

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Vegetation patterns in the mixed mesophytic forest of eastern Kentucky, Robert N. Muller

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Natural disturbance by tree falls in old-growth mixed mesophytic forest: Lilley Cornett Woods, Kentucky, William H. Romme and William H. Martin

Submissions from 1975

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The Lilley Cornett Woods: a stable mixed mesophytic forest in Kentucky, William H. Martin

Submissions from 1973

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Trees and shrubs of Lilley Cornett Woods, Letcher County, Kentucky, William H. Martin and Chris Shepherd

Submissions from 1971

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Some Phycomycetes indigenous to soils of old growth forests, F. F. Hendrix Jr., W. A. Campbell, and C. Y. Chien