Hubbard Brook Bibliography

See, Craig R, Mark B Green, Ruth D Yanai, Amey S Bailey, John L Campbell, and Jeremy Hayward. 2020. “Quantifying Uncertainty In Annual Runoff Due To Missing Data”. PeerJ 8: e9531. https://peerj.com/articles/9531.

Lee, David. 2018. “Quantifying Solute And Water Fluxes In Headwater Streams Using Passive Flux Meters”. Virginia Tech.

Campbell, John L, Lindsey E Rustad, John H Porter, Jeffrey R Taylor, Ethan W Dereszynski, James B Shanley, Corinna Gries, Donald L Henshaw, Mary E Martin, Wade M Sheldon, and Emery R Boose. 2013. “Quantity Is Nothing Without Quality: Automated Qa/qc For Streaming Environmental Sensor Data”. Bioscience 63(7): 574 - 585.

Yanai, Ruth D, Carrie R Levine, Mark B Green, and John L Campbell. 2012. “Quantifying Uncertainty In Forest Nutrient Budgets”. Journal of Forestry 110(8): 448 - 456.

Vadeboncoeur, Matthew A, Steven P Hamburg, Joel D Blum, M. J Pennino, Ruth D Yanai, and Chris E Johnson. 2012. “The Quantitative Soil Pit Method For Measuring Belowground Carbon And Nitrogen Stocks”. Soil Science Society of America Journal In Press.

Martin, C. W. 1989. “Questionable Values Should Be Edited From Nadp Data Sets!”. Abstracts of Papers, NADP Technical Committee Meeting: 6.

Davis, M. B. 1981. “Quaternary History And The Stability Of Forest Communities”. In Forest Succession: Concepts and Application, Forest Succession: Concepts and Application, eds. D. West, Shugart, H., and Botkin, D. B. New York: Springer-Verlag, Inc, 132-153.

Mahall, B. E, and F. H Bormann. 1978. “A Quantitative Description Of The Vegetative Phenology Of Herbs In A Northern Hardwood Forest”. Bot. Gaz. 139: 467-481.