Hubbard Brook Bibliography

Tritton, L. M, C. T Smith, and C. W Martin. 1989. “Finding Common Ground” eds. C. W Martin, Smith, C. T, and Tritton, L. M. New perspectives on silvicultural management of northern hardwoods. Proc. 1988 Symp. on Conflicting Consequences of Practicing Northern Hardwood Silviculture. Gen. Tech. Rep. NE-124 and SAF 89-04. U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northea: 101-102.

Federer, C. A, J. W Hornbeck, L. M Tritton, C. W Martin, R. S Pierce, and C. T Smith. 1989. “Long-Term Depletion Of Calcium And Other Nutrients In Eastern U.s. Forests”. Environ. Management 13(5): 593-601.

Martin, C. W, C. T Smith, and L. M Tritton. 1989. New Perspectives On Silvicultural Management Of Northern Hardwoods. USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

Federer, C. A, L. M Tritton, J. W Hornbeck, and R. B Smith. 1989. “Physiologically Based Dendroclimate Models For Effects Of Weather On Red Spruce Basal-Area Growth”. Agric. Forest Meteorol. 46: 159-172.

Tritton, L. M, and J. E Johnson. 1989. “Protecting Site Productivity: An Ecological Perspective On Northern Hardwood Silviculture” eds. C. W Martin, Smith, C. T, and Tritton, L. M. New perspectives on silvicultural management of northern hardwoods. Proc. 1988 Symp. on Conflicting Consequences of Practicing Northern Hardwood Silviculture: 39-48.

Tritton, L. M, and J. E Johnson. 1989. “Protecting Site Productivity: An Ecological Perspective On Northern Hardwood Silviculture” eds. C. W Martin, Smith, C. T, and Tritton, L. M. New perspectives on silvicultural management of northern hardwoods. Proc. 1988 Symp. on Conflicting Consequences of Practicing Northern Hardwood Silviculture: 39-48.

Hornbeck, J. W, C. T Smith, C. W Martin, L. M Tritton, and R. S Pierce. 1990. “Effects Of Intensive Harvesting On Nutrient Capitals Of Three Forest Types In New England”. Forest Ecology and Management 30: 55-64.

Tritton, L. M, and T. G Siccama. 1990. “What Proportion Of Standing Trees In Forests Of The Northeast Are Dead? Bull”. Torrey Botanical Club 117(2): 163-166.

Tritton, L. M, P. E Sendak, and C. W Martin. 1991. “An Interdisciplinary Approach To Managing Northern Hardwoods Stands”. Proc. Emerging Issues in Northern Hardwood Management: Air Pollution, Climate Change & Biodiversity. Misc. Publication 91-1, Michigan Tech. Univ., School of Forestry and Wood Products: 56-61.

Martin, C. W, and L. M Tritton. 1991. “Role Of Sprouts In Regeneration Of A Whole-Tree Clearcut In Central Hardwoods Of Connecticut” eds. L. H McCormick and Gottschalk, K. W.

Sendak, P. E, C. W Martin, and L. M Tritton. 1991. “Using Geographic Information Systems To Manage Northern Hardwood Stands”. Proc. Emerging Issues in Northern Hardwood Management: Air Pollution, Climate Change & Biodiversity. Ford Forestry Center Misc. Publication 91-1. Michigan Tech. Univ., School of Forestry and Wood Products: 43-47.

Sendak, P. E, L. M Tritton, and C. W Martin. 1992. “Interdisciplinary Forest Management”. Proc. North American Maple Syrup Council Technical Session. Northeastern Regional Agricultural Engineering Service, NRAES-62: 20-29.

Arthur, M. A, L. M Tritton, and Timothy J Fahey. 1993. “Dead Bole Mass And Nutrients Remaining 23 Years After Clear-Felling Of A Northern Hardwood Forest”. Can. J. For. Res. 23: 1298-1305.

Pierce, R. S, J. W Hornbeck, C. W Martin, L. M Tritton, C. T Smith, C. A Federer, and H. W Yawney. 1993. Whole-Tree Clearcutting In New England: Manager's Guide To Impacts On Soils, Streams And Regeneration. USDA Forest Service.