Crop-tree Release Thinning in 65-year-old Commercial Cherry-maple Stands (5-year Results)

Precommercial Crop-tree Release Increases Diameter Growth of Appalachian Hardwood Saplings

Height of Tallest Saplings in 10-year-old Appalachian Hardwood Clearcuts

Height of Tallest Saplings in 10-year-old Appalachian Hardwood Clearcuts

Development of Red Oak Seedlings Using Plastic Shelters on Hardwood Sites in West Virginia

Growth of Appalachian Hardwoods Kept Free to Grow from 2 to 12 Years After Clearcutting

Diameters of Clearcut Openings Influence Central Appalachian Hardwood Stem Development, a 10-year Study

Changes in tree density do not influence epicormic branching of yellow-poplar

Precommercial Crop-tree Release Increases Diameter Growth of Appalachian Hardwood Saplings

Forest Management Guidelines for Controlling Wild Grapevines

U.S. Forest Service American Chestnut Cooperators' Meeting

Height of tallest saplings in 10-year-old Appalachian hardwood clearcuts

Growth of Appalachian Hardwoods Kept Free to Grow from 2 to 12 Years After Clearcutting

Closure of Logging Wounds After 10 Years

Number of Residual Trees: A Guide for Selection Cutting

Stand development 25 years after a 9.0-inch diameter-limit first cutting in Appalachian hardwoods

Installing Plastic Tubing to Collect Sugar Maple Sap

Proceedings, USDA Forest Service American Chestnut Cooperators' Meeting: Morgantown, West Virginia, January 5-7, 1982

Response to Crop-tree Release: Sugar Maple, Red Oak, Black Cherry, and Yellow-poplar Saplings in a 9-year-old Stand

Stand Structure and Stocking Control in Appalachian Mixed Hardwoods