Climate effects of management intensity and rotation length for planted pine systems
Sarah J. Puls, Justin S. Baker, Rachel L. Cook, James L. Rakestraw
0 citationsMitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change
James L. Rakestraw
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Forest Management and PolicyForest ecology and managementSeedling growth and survival studiesGrowth and nutrition in plantsForest Biomass Utilization and Management
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Challenges and Strategic Recommendations for Enhancing Quantification and Projection of Forest Carbon Dynamics
Holly L. Munro, Christopher W. Woodall, William R. L. Anderegg, Jeff W. Atkins et autres
4 citationsJournal of Forestry
A Range of Management Strategies for Planted Pine Systems Yields Net Climate Benefits
Sarah J. Puls, Rachel L. Cook, Justin S. Baker, James L. Rakestraw
0 citations
Modeling wood product carbon flows in southern us pine plantations: implications for carbon storage
Sarah J. Puls, Rachel L. Cook, Justin S. Baker, James L. Rakestraw et autres
14 citationsCarbon Balance and Management
Enhancing Forest Technology: Research Priorities of the Southern Forest Sector
Eric D. Vance, Ben H. Cazell, H. Nick Chappell, Howard W. Duzan et autres
1 citationSouthern Journal of Applied Forestry
Large-Diameter Seedlings
David B. South, James L. Rakestraw
5 citationsJournal of Sustainable Forestry
A Loblolly Pine Seedling-Grade by Genotype Study
David B. South, James L. Rakestraw
7 citationsSouthern Journal of Applied Forestry
Early gains from planting large-diameter seedlings and intensive management are additive for loblolly pine
David B. South, James L. Rakestraw, G. A. Lowerts
49 citationsNew Forests
Survival and Recovery Rates of Mallards Banded Postseason in South Carolina
10 citationsJournal of Wildlife Management
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