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Hamburg, Steven P, Ruth D Yanai, M. A Arthur, Joel D Blum, and T. G Siccama. 2003. “Biotic Control Of Calcium Cycling In Northern Hardwood Forests: Acid Rain And Aging Forests”. Ecosystems 6(4): 399-406.

Hamburg, Steven P. 1981. “Forest Nutrient And Organic Matter Accumulation During 70 Years Of Old Field Succession In Central New Hampshire”. Bull. Ecol. Soc. Amer. 62(2): 132.

Hamburg, Steven P. 1982. “Changes In Nutrient Distribution Over 70 Years Of Old Succession”. Bull. Ecol. Soc. Amer. 63(2): 135.

Hamburg, Steven P. 1984. “Effects Of Forest Growth On Soil Nitrogen And Organic Matter Pools Following Release From Subsistence Agriculture” ed. E. L Stone. Forest Soils and Treatment Impacts. Proc. Sixth North American Forest Soils Conf. University of Tennessee: 145-158.

Hamburg, Steven P. 1984. “Organic Matter And Nitrogen Accumulation During 70 Years Of Old-Field Succession In Central New Hampshire”. Yale University.

Hamburg, Steven P. 1985. “Long-Term Population Decline Of Red Spruce In The Spruce-Hardwood Forests Of Central New Hampshire”. Bull. Ecol. Soc. Amer. 66(2): 186.

Hamburg, Steven P, D. F Ryan, and T. G Huntington. 1986. “Measuring Soil Nutrient Pools: An Ecosystem Approach”. IV Internat. Congress of Ecology, 71st Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, State University of New York, Syracuse University: 170.

Hamburg, Steven P, D. Wang, and W. N Herkelrath. 1987. “Real-Time Quantitative Monitoring Of Soil Moisture And Its Implications For Investigating Nutrient Cycles”. Bull. Ecol. Soc. Amer. 68(3): 318.

Hamburg, Steven P, and C. V Cogbill. 1988. “Historical Decline Of Red Spruce Populations And Climatic Warming”. Nature 331(6155): 428-431.

Hamburg, Steven P, Matthew A Vadeboncoeur, Andrew D Richardson, and Amey S Bailey. 2012. “Climate Change At The Ecosystem Scale: A 50-Year Record In New Hampshire”. Climatic Change.