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

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

Sugar Maple Sap Volume Increases as Vacuum Level is Increased

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