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    Edward Loewenstein

    We collected fuel loading data in the Southeast Missouri Ozarks to determine if aspect (north and east facing slopes (protected), south and west facing slopes (exposed), and no slope (ridge)) has an effect on fuel loading in stands that... more
    We collected fuel loading data in the Southeast Missouri Ozarks to determine if aspect (north and east facing slopes (protected), south and west facing slopes (exposed), and no slope (ridge)) has an effect on fuel loading in stands that received either thinning, prescribed fire, both prescribed fire and thinning, or no management (control). Aspect affected fuel loading in several categories
    This study explores the indirect relationship between forest structural measures and initial seedling survival and growth along a structural gradient between 64% to 92% canopy closure. The gradient was created by applying various levels... more
    This study explores the indirect relationship between forest structural measures and initial seedling survival and growth along a structural gradient between 64% to 92% canopy closure. The gradient was created by applying various levels of midstory removal to fifty 0.05 ha areas located within a mixed-hardwood riparian forest corridor. Twelve yellow-poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera L.) and cherrybark oak (Quercus pagoda Raf.) containerized
    The Auburn University campus in Auburn, Alabama, USA, was the location for a case study to compare carbon storage, carbon sequestration, and air pollution (CO, O3, NO2, PM10, SO2) removal estimates between protected and maintained urban... more
    The Auburn University campus in Auburn, Alabama, USA, was the location for a case study to compare carbon storage, carbon sequestration, and air pollution (CO, O3, NO2, PM10, SO2) removal estimates between protected and maintained urban forests. Results were from a complete tree inventory and i-Tree Eco analysis of the 237 ha maintained and 5.5 ha protected areas of the
    We present a matrix growth model for an uneven-aged, oak-hickory forest in the Ozark Highlands of Missouri. The model was developed to predict ingrowth, growth of surviving trees, and mortality by diameter class for a five-year period.... more
    We present a matrix growth model for an uneven-aged, oak-hickory forest in the Ozark Highlands of Missouri. The model was developed to predict ingrowth, growth of surviving trees, and mortality by diameter class for a five-year period. Tree removal from management activities iib accounted for in the model. We evaluated a progression of models from a static, fixed-parameter to a dynamic, functioii form. The model was based on data from 366 0.2-acre permanent plots, measured over seven five-year periods from 1957 to 1992. Variables used in development of the dynamic model included basal area of larger trees (an index of conllpetition) and number of trees per acre. Models were evaluated using 92 reserved plots by comparing predicted and actu:II diameter-distri butions over five- and thirty-five-year periods. Application of this matrix model requires only a DBt 1 distribution in trees per acre. During the period 1957-1992, there were 366 plots that were consistently remeasured. These pl...
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    We collected fuel loading data in the Southeast Missouri Ozarks to determine if aspect (north and east facing slopes (protected), south and west facing slopes (exposed), and no slope (ridge)) has an effect on fuel loading in stands that... more
    We collected fuel loading data in the Southeast Missouri Ozarks to determine if aspect (north and east facing slopes (protected), south and west facing slopes (exposed), and no slope (ridge)) has an effect on fuel loading in stands that received either thinning, prescribed fire, both prescribed fire and thinning, or no management (control). Aspect affected fuel loading in several categories
    study examining the effectiveness of prescribed fire and thinning as fuel reduction tools was initiated in the southeast Missouri Ozarks in 2001. Vegetation plots were established throughout 12 stands in each of 3 replicate blocks to... more
    study examining the effectiveness of prescribed fire and thinning as fuel reduction tools was initiated in the southeast Missouri Ozarks in 2001. Vegetation plots were established throughout 12 stands in each of 3 replicate blocks to monitor the effects of fire, thinning, and a combination of fire and thinning on the overstory, understory, and ground flora communities. The study was
    The newest member of National Semiconductor's Series 32000/EP family of Embedded System Processors is a 100 MIPS superscalar RISC microprocessor incorporating over 1,000,000 transistors. It contains a RISC... more
    The newest member of National Semiconductor's Series 32000/EP family of Embedded System Processors is a 100 MIPS superscalar RISC microprocessor incorporating over 1,000,000 transistors. It contains a RISC core, called the SF-core, and additional modules integrated on the same chip. The SF-core incorporates two integer units, an optional IEEE-754 compatible floating-point unit (FPU), digital signal processing (DSP) enhancements, and instruction
    Changes in basal area, density and average diameter were examined on a 156,000-acre privately owned oak-hickory forest in the Missouri Ozarks. The forest has been managed since 1954 using the single-tree selection method. Trees greater... more
    Changes in basal area, density and average diameter were examined on a 156,000-acre privately owned oak-hickory forest in the Missouri Ozarks. The forest has been managed since 1954 using the single-tree selection method. Trees greater than five inches dbh were monitored on 486 one-fifth-acre permanent plots at five year intervals from 1962 through 1992. Seven species/species groups accounted for approximately 90% of both basal area and density throughout this 30-year period. Average basal area increased by 48% and average density by 69% during the study period. Quadratic mean diameter declined by 8.5% over the first 15 years and has since remained relatively stable.
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    This study explores the indirect relationship between forest structural measures and initial seedling survival and growth along a structural gradient between 64% to 92% canopy closure. The gradient was created by applying various levels... more
    This study explores the indirect relationship between forest structural measures and initial seedling survival and growth along a structural gradient between 64% to 92% canopy closure. The gradient was created by applying various levels of midstory removal to fifty 0.05 ha areas located within a mixed-hardwood riparian forest corridor. Twelve yellow-poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera L.) and cherrybark oak (Quercus pagoda Raf.) containerized
    Page 1. -1 Effect of animal browse protection and fertilizer application on the establishment of planted Nuttall oak seedlings TROY S. TAYLOR, EDWARD F. LOEWENSTEIN* and ARTHUR H. CHAPPELKA School of Forestry ...
    The Auburn University campus in Auburn, Alabama, USA, was the location for a case study to compare carbon storage, carbon sequestration, and air pollution (CO, O3, NO2, PM10, SO2) removal estimates between protected and maintained urban... more
    The Auburn University campus in Auburn, Alabama, USA, was the location for a case study to compare carbon storage, carbon sequestration, and air pollution (CO, O3, NO2, PM10, SO2) removal estimates between protected and maintained urban forests. Results were from a complete tree inventory and i-Tree Eco analysis of the 237 ha maintained and 5.5 ha protected areas of the
    Abstract: We studied the age and diameter structure on one section (259 ha) of a 63 000-ha privately owned forest in the Ozark Highlands of Missouri. The forest has been managed using a partial cutting strategy since 1954. Because a... more
    Abstract: We studied the age and diameter structure on one section (259 ha) of a 63 000-ha privately owned forest in the Ozark Highlands of Missouri. The forest has been managed using a partial cutting strategy since 1954. Because a majority of the trees predate current management ...