Hubbard Brook Bibliography

Evers, D. C, Y. J Han, Charles T Driscoll, N. C Kamman, W. M Goodale, K. F Lambert, T. M Holsen, C. Y Chen, T. A Clair, and T. J Butler. 2007. “Biological Mercury Hotspots In The Northeastern United States And Southeastern Canada”. BioScience 57: 1-15.

Evans, D. M, A. M Villamagna, Mark B Green, and John L Campbell. 2018. “Origins Of Stream Salinization In An Upland New England Watershed”. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 190(9): 523. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10661-018-6802-4.

Erickson, B. 2001. “Effects Of Food Supplementation On Nestling Feeding Rate And Parental Time Budgeting In A Neotropical Migrant Bird. Senior Honors Thesis”. Dartmouth College.

Erickson, B. 2001. “Effects Of Food Supplementation On Nestling Feeding Rate And Parental Time Budgeting In A Neotropical Migrant Bird”. Dartmouth College.

Erickson, J. D, D. Chapman, Timothy J Fahey, and M. J Christ. 1999. “Non-Renewability In Forest Rotations: Implications For Economic And Ecological Sustainability”. Ecol. Economics 31(1): 91-106.

Engel, Benjamin. 2014. “Investigating The Relationship Between Modeled Calcium Depletion And Red Spruce Growth And Response To Environmental Stresses”. University of Vermont.

Engel, Benjamin J, Paul G Schaberg, Gary J Hawley, Shelly A Rayback, Jennifer Pontius, Alexandra M Kosiba, and Eric K Miller. 2016. “Assessing Relationships Between Red Spruce Radial Growth And Pollution Critical Load Exceedance Values”. Forest Ecology and Management 359: 83 - 91. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378112715005241.

Eng, Lauren E, and Todd M Scanlon. 2021. “Comparison Of Northeastern And Southeastern U.s. Watershed Response To The Declines In Atmospheric Sulfur Deposition”. Atmospheric Environment 253: 118365. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1352231021001837.

Elson, S. 2006. “Transformation Of Rural New England To An Exurban Landscape: Campton, N.h. Case Study”. Brown University.

Ellison, A. M, M. S Bank, B. D Clinton, E. A Colburn, K. Elliott, C. R Ford, D. R Foster, B. D Kloeppel, J. D Knoepp, Gary M Lovett, J. Mohan, D. A Orwig, Nicholas L Rodenhouse, W. V Sobczak, K. A Stinson, J. K Stone, C. M Swan, J. Thompson, B. Von Holle, and J. R Webster. 2005. “Loss Of Foundation Species: Consequences For The Structure And Dynamics Of Forested Ecosystems”. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 3(9): 479 - 486. ://WOS:000233131400020.

Ellison, Aaron M, Carri J LeRoy, Kim J Landsbergen, Emily Bosanquet, David Buckley Borden, Paul J CaraDonna, Katherine Cheney, Robert Crystal‐Ornelas, Ardis DeFreece, Lissy Goralnik, Ellie Irons, Bethann Garramon Merkle, Kari EB O'Connell, Clint A Penick, Lindsey E Rustad, Mark Schulze, Nickolas M Waser, and Linda M Wysong. 2018. “Art/science Collaborations: New Explorations Of Ecological Systems, Values, And Their Feedbacks”. The Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 99(2): 180 - 191. https://esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/bes2.1384.

Ellefsen, K. J, P. A Hsieh, and A. M Shapiro. 2002. “Crosswell Seismic Investigation Of Hydraulically Conductive, Fractured Bedrock Near Mirror Lake, New Hampshire”. J. Appl. Geophys. 50: 299-317.

Ellefsen, K. J, P. A Hsieh, and A. M Shapiro. 1999. “Relation Between Seismic Velocity And Hydraulic Conductivity At The Usgs Fractured Rock Research Site”. U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 99-4018C Volume 3. U.S. Geological Survey Toxic Substance Hydrology Program--Proceedings of the Technical Meeting, March 8-12: 735-745.

Eisen, Katherine, and Audrey Barker Plotkin. 2015. “Forty Years Of Forest Measurements Support Steadily Increasing Aboveground Biomass In A Maturing, Quercus -Dominant Northeastern Forest ¹”. The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 142(2): 97 - 112. http://www.bioone.org/doi/10.3159/TORREY-D-14-00027.1.

Eisen, Katherine, and Audrey Barker Plotkin. 2015. “Forty Years Of Forest Measurements Support Steadily Increasing Aboveground Biomass In A Maturing, Quercus-Dominant Northeastern Forest”. The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 142(2): 97 - 112. http://www.bioone.org/doi/full/10.3159/TORREY-D-14-00027.1.

Eaton, J. S. 1981. “The Chemistry Of The Winter Snowpack And Its Relationship With The Acid Precipitation Problem”. Abstract for 38th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Snow Conference.

Eaton, J. S, Gene E Likens, and F. H Bormann. 1976. “The Biogeochemistry Of Sulfur In A Northeastern Forest Ecosystem”. Abstracts for the 10th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting. Feb. 1976.

Eaton, J. S, Gene E Likens, and F. H Bormann. 1973. “Throughfall And Stemflow Chemistry In A Northern Hardwood Forest”. J. Ecology 61(2): 495-508.

Eaton, J. S, Gene E Likens, and F. H Bormann. 1980. “Wet And Dry Deposition Of Sulfur At Hubbard Brook” eds. T. C Hutchinson and Havas, M. Effect of Acid Precipitation on Terrestrial Ecosystems. NATO Conf. Series 1 : Ecology 4: 69-75.

Eaton, J. S, Gene E Likens, and F. H Bormann. 1969. “Use Of Membrane Filters In Gravimetric Analyses Of Particulate Matter In Natural Waters”. Water Resour. Res. 5(5): 1151-1156.

Eaton, J. S. 1979. Effects of Acid Precipitation on Vegetation, Soils and Terrestrial Ecosystems. Report from the Internat. Workshop at Brookhaven National Laboratory Contributions For Impacts Of Acid Rain On Forest Ecosystems. eds. L. S Evans and Hendrey, G. R.

Eaton, J. S. 1984. Acid Rain.

Eaton, J. S, Gene E Likens, and F. H Bormann. 1978. “The Input Of Gaseous And Particulate Sulfur To A Forest Ecosystem”. Tellus 30: 546-551.

Eagar, C., Scott W Bailey, and Amey S Bailey. 1999. “Response Of Northern Hardwood Forests To Nutrient Perturbation”. Abstract in S. B. Horsely and R. P. Long (eds.). Sugar Maple Ecology and Health: Proc. Internat. Symp. USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Res. Station GRT NE-261: 89.