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SOUTHERN RESEARCH STATION

FOREST HYDROLOGY LABORATORY

1000 FRONT STREET

OXFORD, MS 38955

UNITED STATES

1946

Arend, J.L. 1946. Growing eastern redcedar on the farm. Southern
Lumberman. 174(2177): 63.

Mesavage, C. 1946. New tables for estimati12ng board-foot volume of
timber. Southern Lumberman. 173(2177):153-156.

Mesavage, C.; Girard, J.W. 1946. Comment on \"A simple method of volume
table construction.\" Journal of Forestry. 44: 196-197.

Read, R.A. 1946. White-tailed deer\--a forest crop in the Arkansas
Ozarks. Southern Lumberman. 173(2177):141-142.

Wheeler, P.R. 1946. Previewing research work in the Ozarks. Forest
Farmer. 6(3): 6-7.

1947

Arend, J.L. 1947. An early eastern recedar plantation in Arkansas.
Journal of Forestry. 45: 358-360.

Burke, H.D. 1947. Research at Tallahatchie. Forest Farmer. 6(7): 3.

Mesavage, C. 1947. Tables for estimating cubic-foot volume of timber.
Southern Forest Experiment Station. Occassional Paper 111, 71.

Mesavage, C. 1947. Board-foot volume tables for southern lumberman.
Southen Lumberman. 175(2201): 195-197.

1948

Arend, J.L. 1948. Hardpan development in the Landes region of France.
Ecology 29: 375-376.

Arend, J.L. 1948. Naval stores industry in post-war France. Naval Stores
Rev. 57(48): 14-15, 27.

Arend, J.L. 1948. Review (\"Is the beech a soil improving species?\" by
Ph. Duchaufour, Revue des Eaux et Forets 85:729-737). Journal of
Forestry. 49: 940.

Arend, J.L.; Allen, H.V. 1948. Forestry education in France. Journal of
Forestry. 46: 914-917.

Arend, J L. 1948. Influences on recedar distribution in the Ozarks.
Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 58.

Arend, J.L.; Julander, O. 1948. Oak sites in the Arkansas 0zarks.
Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin. 484. 42.

Broadfoot, W.M. 1948. Soil and litter under pine plantations. Southern
Forestry Notes 55. (May).

Hornkohl, L.W.; Read, R.A. 1948. Forest grazing in the Ozarks. Society
of American Foresters Proceedings. 1947: 270-277.

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1948. Loblolly pine is superior to shortleaf.
Mississippi Farm Research 11(7): 8. (July).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1948. Improving farm forests by planting. Clarksdale,
Mississippi Delta Farm Press (Special School Edition). 6(51): 16-17.
(December 23).

Mesavage, C. 1948. Cubic-foot volume tables. Southern Forest Experiment
Station. Southern Forestry Notes 53.

Mesavage, C. 1948. Review (\"Board-foot volume tables for 32-foot
logs,\" by James W. Girard and Donald Bruce,40. Mason, Bruce, and
Girard, Amer. Bank Bldg., Portland, Oregon) Journal of Forestry. 46:
540-541.

Read, R A. 1948. Winter browsing of cedar by Ozark deer. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 55.

1949

Arend, J.L.; Collins, R.F. 1949. A site classification for eastern
redcedar in the Ozarks. Soi1 Science Society of America Proceedings. 13:
510-511.

Arend, J.L.; Grosenbaugh, L.R. 1949. International rule modified for
small eastern redcedar logs. Journal of Forestry. 47: 736, 738-739.

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1949. Cut the right tree. Progressive Farmer. 64(5):
124.

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1949. Which is best? A study of loblolly vs.
shortleaf. Southern Lumber Journal. 53(3): 19, 108.

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1949. Four main Southern yellow pines best suited for
west Tennessee. The Commerical, Section IV:3 Memphis, TN. (January 16).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1949. Underplanted loblolly pines need early release.
Southern Forestry Notes 61. (May).

Mesavage, C. 1949. Outline of timber cruising principles. The Louisiana
State University Annual Ring 10: 22-23, 45-46, 50, and 53.

Mesavage. C. 1949. Tick repellent. Southern Forest Experiment Station.
Southern Forestry Notes 62.

1950

Arend, J.L. 1950. Influences of fire and soil on distribution of eastern
redcedar in the Ozarks. Journal of Forestry 48: 129-130.

Broadfoot, W.M. 1950. Forty-eight grasses and legumes in erosion control
experiment. Mississippi Farn Research. 13(12): 7. (December).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1950. Development of 19-year-old southern pine
plantations in Tennessee. Journal of Forestry. 48:722-723.

Read, R.A. 1950. Relation between time of treatment and sprouting of
poisoned trees. Science. 111: 264.

Read, R.A. 1950. Rocks make the trees. Southern Lumberman. 181(2273):
217-219.

Read, R.A.; Walker, L.C. 1950. Influence of eastern redcedar on soil in
Connecticut pine plantations. Journal of Forestry. 48: 337-339.

1951

Broadfoot, W.M. 1951. Forest planting sites in north Mississippi,
Tennessee. Occasional Pap. SO-120. New Orleans, LA. U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment station: 15.
(May).

Broadfoot, W M. 1951. Redcedar litter improves surface soil. Southern
Forestry Notes 71. (January).

Broadfoot, W.M. 1951. Soil rehabilitation under eastern redcedar and
loblolly pine. Journal of Forestry. 49:780-781.

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1951. Planting conifers for stand improvement.
Southern Lumberman. 183(2297): 144.(December 15).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1951. Planting conifers for stand improvement.
Southern Forestry Notes 73. (May).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1951. Planted hardwoods survive and grow rapidly.
Southern Forestry Notes 71. (January).

Mesavage, C. 1951. Research helps forestry go forward in the central
Ozarks. Southern Forest Experiment Station, 17.

Read, R.A. 1951. Stand improvement in upland hardwoods. Southern
Lumberman. 183(2297): 163-165.

Read, R.A. 1951. Timber stand improvement benefits Ozark hardwoods.
Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 73. \[Also
in Southern Lumberman\]. 183(2297): 213\].

Read, R.A. 1951. Woodland forage in the Arkansaa Ozarks. Journal of
Range Management. 4: 391-396.

1952

Broadfoot, W.M. 1952. Comparison of firm and mediun mull in northern
Mississippi. Journal of Forestry 50: 222.

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1952. Ax or poison? Southern Lumberman. 185(2321):
180-182. (December).

Read, R.A. 1952. Conditioning Ozark forests for management. Southern
Lumberman. 185(2321): 322-324.

Read, R.A. 1952. Tree species occurrence as influenced by geology and
soil on an Ozark north slope. Ecology 33:239-246.

Shoulders, E. I952. Cold hurts loblolly in Ozarks. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 82.

1953

Harrington, T.A. 1953. Hybrid pines fail to grow as well as shortleaf,
loblolly. Mississippi Farn Research. 16(4): 8. (April).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1953. Loblolly best in north Mississippi despite tip
moth and webworm. Journal of Forestry. 51(9): 640. (September).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1953. Planting hardwoods for stand improvement in
North Mississippi. Tree Planters Notes 14: 18-21. (April).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1953. Source of seed affects pine survival and
growth. Mississippi Farm Research. 16(6): 6.(June).

King, D.B. 1953. Cost of rebuilding a depleted forest. Southern Forestry
Notes 88. (November).

King, D B. 1953. Water affects agriculture, industry; forests playing
big part in conservation. Jackson (Miss.) Daily News. (April 1).

McClurkin, D.C. 1953. Soil and climatic factors related to the growth of
longleaf pine. Occasional Pap. SO-132. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.
(December).

Read, R.A. 1953. Forecasting shortleaf pine seed crops. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 85.

1954

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1954. Poisoning versus girdling to release
underplanted pines in north Mississippi. Journal of Forestry. 52(4):
266-268. (April).

King, D.B. 1954. Experiment reveals costs of rebuilding farm forest in
test on 40-acre plot. Mississippi Farm Research. 17(2): 8. (February).

McClurkin, D.C. 1954. Estimating quality of longleaf sites. Southern
Forestry Notes 89.(January).

Mesavage, C. 1954. Cruising efficiency. Southern Forest Experiment
Station. Southern Forestry Notes 91.

Shoulders, E. 1954. Costs of skidding eastern redcedar. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 90.

Shoulders, E. 1954. Timber stand improvement work benefits Ozark
hardwood forests. Arkansas Farm Research 3(1): 6.

Shoulders, E. I954. Putting Ozark forests to work. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 98.

Toole, E.R.; Huckenpahler, B.J. 1954. Yellow-poplar dieback. Plant
Disease Reporter. 38(11): 786-788. (November).

1955

Graham, W.L. 1955. Carrying case for chain saw. Fire Control Notes
16(3): 7.(July).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1955. Auxins fail to stimulate rooting of
yellow-poplar cuttings. Botanical Gazette. 117(1): 73-75.(September).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1955. Underplanted loblolly pine responds to delayed
release. Journal of Forestry. 53(7): 512. (July).

King, D.B. 1955. A test of Krilium soil conditioner in gully planting.
Journal of Forestry. 53: 731-732.

Shoulders, E. 1955. Timber stand improvement in Ozark forests\--an
appraisal after 15 year. Journal of Forestry. 54: 824-827.

Williston, H.L. 1955. Fifth-year results of hardwood species
adaptability studies. Papers presented at the Forestry Department
Section Meeting, 1955 Annual Research Conference, Mississippi
Agricultural Experiment Station, December 5,1955, 3-9.

1956

McClurkin, D.C. 1956. Aluminum foil useful as a soil sample container.
Soil Science. 82(2): 179. (August).

Mesavage, C.; Grosenbaugh, L.R. 1956. Efficiency of several cruising
designs on small tracts in north Arkansas. Journal of Forestry. 54:
569-576.

Ursic, S.J. 1956. Bale storage effective for loblolly pine seedlings.
Journal of Forestry. 54(12): 815-816. (December).

Ursic, S.J. 1956. Bale storage of loblolly seedlings. Southern Forestry
Notes 103. (May).

Ursic, S.J. 1956. Late winter prelifting fertilization of loblolly
seedbeds. Tree Planters\' Notes No. 26: 11-13.(October).

Williston, H.L. 1956. Watershed management research in north
Mississippi. Jackson (Miss.) Daily News and Clarion Ledger. (October).

1957

Burns, R.M. 1957. Rabbits prefer sweetgum to pine. Southern Forestry
Notes No. 111. (September).

Huckenpahler, B.J. 1957. Wanted: a method of rooting yellow-poplar
cuttings. Journal of Forestry. 55: 425. (June).

Maple, W.R. 1957. Redcedar growth in Arkansas 0zarks. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes. 112.

Thames, J.L.; Ursic, S.J. 1957. Improved rain gage supports. Journal of
Soil and Water Conservation. 12(6):283. (November).

Williston, H.L.; Huckenpahler, B.J. 1957. Hardwood underplanting in
north Mississippi. Journal of Foresty. 55:287-290. (April).

Williston, H.L. 1957. Pole grower\'s guide. Occasional Pap. 153. New
Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Forest Experiment Station. 34.

1958

Maple, W.R.; Mesavage, C. 1958. Remarkable shortleaf pine stand. Journal
of Forestry. 56: 290-291.

McClurkin, D.C. 1958. Maleic hydrazide fails to control fertilized
bermuda grass. Tree Planters\' Notes 33: 29.(June.)

McClurkin, D.C. 1958. Soil moisture content and shortleaf pine radial
growth in north Mississippi. Forest Science.4(3): 232-238. (September).

Stoeckeler, J.H.; Thames, J.L. 1958. The Lake States penetrometer for
measuring depth of soil freezing. Soil Science. 85(1): 47-50. (January).

Thames, J.L. 1958. Hydraulic inserter for soil-moisture units. Soil
Science 86(3): 156-159. (September).

Ursic, S.J.; Thames, J.L. 1958. An inexpensive rain gage. Journal of
Soil and Water Conservation. 13(5): 231-232. (September).

Williston, H.L.; Huckenpahler, B.J. 1958. Response of six conifers in
north Mississippi underplantings. Journal of Forestry. 56(2): 135-137.
(February).

Williston, H.L. 1958. Cost of pruning loblolly and shortleaf. Southern
Forestry Notes No. 114. (March).

Williston, H.L. 1958. Loblolly preferred over shortleaf (reprinted as
Benton County, Mississippi pine growth). Mississippi Farm Research.
21(8): 7. (August).

Williston, H.L. 1958. Shortleaf versus loblolly pine in north
Mississippi. Journal of Forestry. 56(10): 761.(October).

1959

Burns, R.M. 1959. Direct seeding of pines shows promise in test.
Mississippi Farm Research. 22(10): 3-4. (October).

Burns, R.M. 1959. An incense cedar thrives in the South. Southern
Lumberman. 199(2489): 124. (December 15).

Crawford, H.S. 1959. 2,4,5-T on Ozark hardwoods. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 120.

Crawford, H.S. 1959. Sampling the production of fruits and seeds of
woody and herbaceous plants. Techniques and Method of Measuring
Understory Vegetation, 116-122.U.S. Forest Service, Southern and
Southeastern Forest Experiment Stations.

Lawson E.R. 1959. 2,4,5-T better in diesel oil. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 119.

Maple, W.R.; Smith, W.S. 1959. Management of small woodland tracts in
the Arkansas Ozarks. Experiment Station. 4.

Smith, J.L. 1959. 2,4,5-T concentrations for tree injection in the
Arkansas Ouachitas. Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern
Forestry Notes 123.

Smith, J.L. 1959. Benzoic acid ineffective on hardwoods. Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 122.

Smith, J.L. 1959. Sampling forest flood and soils in the Arkansas
Highlands. Techniques and Methods of Measuring Understory Vegetation,
114-115. U.S. Forest Service, Southern and Southeastern Forest
Experiment Stations.

Smith, J.L. 1959. Test of injected chemicals for hardwood control in the
Arkansas Mountains. Southern Weed Conference Proceedings. 12: 123-125.

Smith, J.L.; Lawson, E.R. 1959. Sampler for gravelly plastic soils. Soil
Science. 88: 56-57.

Thames, J.L.; Ursic, S.J. 1959. Abstract of the soil moisture variable
in surface runoff prediction. Journal of Geophysical Research. 64(8):
1127. (August).

Thames, J.L. 1959. Measuring soil moisture over large areas with single
installations of moisture units. Journal of Geophysical Research. 64(2):
257-262. (February).

Thames, J.L.; Ursic, S.J. 1959. Precise temperature control with
thermocouples. Agricultural engineering. 40(7):401-402. (July).

Ursic, S.J.; Thames, J.L. 1959. Abstract of effect of cover types and
soils on surface run-off. Journal of Geophysical Research. 64(8): 1128.
(August).

Ursic, S.J.; McClurkin, D.C. 1959. Small plots for measuring vegetation
composition and cover. In: Techniques and methods of measuring
understory vegetation: Proceedings of a symposium: 1958 Oct.
23-31:Tifton, GA. \[place of pub. unknown\]. USDA, FS. Southern Forest
Experiment Station and Southeastern Forest Experiment Station: 70-78.

Ursic, S.J. 1959. Sites and seedling grades influence loblolly growth.
Southern Forestry Notes No. 122. (July).

Williston, H.L. 1959. Ten-Year Results of Releasing Loblolly Pine.
Mississippi Farm Research. 22(10): 3-4. (October).

Williston, H.L. 1959. Growth of Four Southern Pines in West Tennessee.
Journal of Forestry. 57(9): 661-662. (September).

Williston, H.L. 1959. Inundation damage to loblolly pine seedlings. Tree
Planters\' Notes No. 36. (June).

Williston, H.L. 1959. Cost of pruning loblolly and shortleaf pine.
Southern Lumberman. 198(2470): 43. (March 1).

Williston, H.L. 1959. North Mississippi\'s blue-ribbon baldcypress
stand. Southern Lumberman. 199(2489): 144-145. (December 15).

Williston, H.L. 1959. Inundation damage to upland hardwoods. Southern
Forestry Notes No. 123. (Septenber).

1960

Burns, R.M. 1960. Copper carbonate\--boon or bane? Tree Planters\' Notes
No. 40. 5-6. (February).

Burns, R.M. 1960. Mortality of newly germinated southern pine seedlings
following inundation. Tree Planters\' Notes 43: 23-25. (October).

Burns, R.M. 1960. Repellents reduce rabbit damage. Southern Forestry
Notes No. 129. (September).

Crawford, H.S. 1960. Effect of 2,3,5-T sprays on forage production in
west-central Arkansas. Journal of Range Management. 13; 44.

Crawford, H.S. 1960. Single aerial spray with 2,3,5-T effective on
hardwoods in west-central Arkansas. Arkansas Farm Research. 9(3): 6.

Halls, L.K.; Crawford, H.S. 1960. Deer-forest habitat relationships in
north Arkansas. Journal of Wildlife Management 24: 387-395.

Halls, L.K.; Read, R.A; Crawford, H.S. 1960. Forage and ground-cover
conditions in unmanaged Ozark forests. Southern Forest Experiment
Station. Southern Forest Research. 1: 1-6.

Maples, W.R. 1960. Loblolly for the Arkansas Ozarks? Southern Forest
Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 126.

Maples, W.R. 1960. Rotary cutter prepares pine seedbed for natural
regeneration while clearing brush. U.S.Department of Agriculture Tree
Planter\' Notes 40:17-19.58.

McClurkin, D.C. 1960. Legumes fail to benefit loblolly pine plantings in
north Mississippi. Tree Planters\' Notes No. 43.11-12. (October).

McReynolds, R.D. 1960. Mortality of newly gerninated southern pine
seedlings following inundation. Tree Planters\'Notes No. 43. 23-25.
(October).

Mesavage, C.; Smith, W.S. 1960. Timesavers for installing dendrometer
bands. Journal of Forestry.58: 396.

111

Smith, J.L. 1960. Hardwood removal lessens litter-humus in Ozarks.
Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forest Research 1: 9-10.

Smith, J.L. 1960. Mist blower for controlling undesirable hardwoods.
Lumberman. Southern Lumberman. 210(2513): 185-186.

Smith, J.L.; Lawson, E.R. 1960. Herbicidal sprays damage pine seedlings.
Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 125.

Smith, J.L.; Lawson, E.R. 1960. Late sprays kill hardwoods in wet year.
Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 125.

Smith, J.L.; Bower, D.R.; Lawson, E.R. 1960. Site preparation aids pine
seedlings in Ouachitas. Soutnern Forest Experiment Station. Southern
Forestry Notes 129.

Thames, J.L.; Ursic, S.J. 1960. Runoff as a function of moisture-storage
capacity. Journal of Geophysical Research. 65(2): 651-654. (February).

Ursic, S.J.; Thames, J.L. 1960. Effect of cover types and soils on
runoff in northern Mississippi. Journal of Geophysical Research. 65(2):
663-667. (February).

Ursic, S.J. 1960. Effect of cover types and on runoff in northern
Mississippi. Journal of Geophysical research.65(2): 663-667. (February).

Ursic, S.J. 1960. What\'s your survival? Tree Planters\' Notes No. 40.
(February).

Ursic, S.J. 1960. Review of Hydrology by C.0. Wisler & E.F. Brater,
Journal of Range Management. 13(5): 264-265.(September).

Ursic, S.J. 1960. Pit satisfactory for storage of pine seedlings.
Mississippi Farm Research. 23(11): 2. (November).

Williston, H.L. 1960. Crown kill and sprouting of post oak and blackjack
oak following treatment with 2, 4, 5-T. Mississippi Farm Research.
23(10): 2. (October).

Williston, H.L. 1960. Loblolly moves north. Forest Farmer. 19(9):11-18.
(May).

1961

Bower, D.R. 1961. Are scales better than scale sticks? Southern
Lumberman. 203(2530): 38.

Bower, D.R.; Smith, J.L. 1961. Partial girdling multiplies shortleaf
cones. Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry notes 132.

Bower, D.R. Planting vs. seeding Ouachitas. Southern Forest Experiment
Station. Southern Forestry Notes 131.

Burns, R.M. 1961. No advantage in planting hardwoods deep or with
mattock. Southern Forestry Notes No. 134. (July).

Burns, R.M. 1961. Cold-stored hardwoods survive delayed planting.
Southern Forestry Notes 131. (January).

Burns, R.M. 1961. Rabbit repellents in north Mississippi. Tree
Planters\' Notes No. 45. 19-22. (March).

Burns, R.M. 1961. Seed sowing tool. Tree Planters\' Notes 45: 3-4.
(March).

Crawford, H.S. I961. Identifying greenbrier growth. Journal of Range
Management. 14: 42.

Crawford, H.S. 1961. Eastern redcedar, Jumiperus virgininana. Deer
Browse Plants of Southern Forests, 34-35. U.S. Forest Service, Southern
and Southeastern Forest Experiment Stations.

Freese, F. 1961. Relation of plot size to variability: an approximation.
Journal of Forestry. 59: 679.

Maple, W.R. 1961. Forest trees for the Arkansas Ozarks. Arkansas Farm
Research. 10(5): 7.

Maples, W.R. 1961. Treated shortleaf pine be can be stored. Southern
Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes. 136.

McClurkin, D.C. 1961. Eroded sites rebuild slowly. Mississippi Farm
Research. 24(3): 5. (March).

McClurkin, D.C. 1961. Fertilizer no help to loblolly seedlings. Southern
Forestry Notes No. 131. (January).

McClurkin, D.C. 1961. Soil moisture trends following thinning in
shortleaf pine. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. 25(2):
135-138. (March-April).

Mesavage, C. 1961. Exploratory relations of stand growth to measurable
elements of stand structure. Southern Forest Experiment Station.
Occassional Papers 182, 4.

Smith, J.L.; Bower, D.R. 1961. Burning destroys duff-stored seed.
Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 131.

Smith, J.L.; Blocker, W.R. 1961. Seedings mortality in Ouachitas.
Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry Notes 134.

Thames, J.L.; McReynolds, R.D. 1961. A hydraulic soil sampler.
Agricultural Engineering. 42(8): 431-432. (August).

Thames, J.L. 1961. Effects of wax coatings on leaf temperatures and
field survival of pinus taeda seedlings. Plant Physiology. 36(2):
180-182. (March).

Ursic, S.J. 1961. Post-hole tree planting for stabilizing gullies.
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. 16(4):188-189. (July-August).

Ursic, S.J. 1961. Lethal root temperatures of 1-0 loblolly pine
seedlings. Tree Planters\' Notes No. 47: 25-28. (August).

Ursic, S.J. 1961. First-year critical for loblolly on eroded lands.
Southern Forestry Notes No. 136. (November).

Ursic, S.J. 1961. Tolerance of loblolly pine seedlings to soil moisture
stress. Ecology 42: 823-825. (Autumn).

Ursic, S.J. 1961. Pit storage of baled loblolly seedlings. Tree
Planters\' Notes No. 45. 13-14. (March).

Williston, H.L. 1961. Intensive early release promotes growth of pines.
Mississippi Farm Research. 24(10). 5.(October).

Williston, H.L.; McClurkin, D.C. 1961. Soil moisture-seedling growth
relations in conservation of blackjack and post oak ridges to pine.
Journal of Forestry. 59(1): 20-23. (January).

1962

Bower, D.R. 1962. Volume-weight relationships for loblolly pine sawlogs.
Journal of Forestry. 60: 41I-412.

Bower, D.R. 1962. Removing understory hardwoods from pine stands impairs
moisture relation. Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern Forestry
Notes 141.

Bower, D.R.; Smith, J.L. 1962. Seedbed burns in Arkansas Mountain
compact surface soil. Southern Forest Experiment Station. Southern
Forestry Notes 139.

Burns, R.M. 1962. Southern pines and sweetgums do not mix. Southern
Forestry Notes 141. (September).

Maple, W.R. 1962. Direct seeding shortleaf pine in the Ozarks. In:
Proceedings, University of Missouri forestry short course. 50-54.

McClurkin, D.C. 1962. Good survival of nondormant loblolly pine
seedlings. Tree Planters\' Notes No. 51: 10. (April).

Mesavage, C.; Smith, J.L. 1962. Soi1-Erosion Gauge. Journal of Soil and
Water Consevation. 17(1): 22.

Smith, J.L. 1962. Rocky soil sampling and analysis. Journal of Soil and
Water Conservation. 17: 71.

Thames, J.L. 1962. Litter production as influenced by species of
southern pine. Journal of Forestry. 60: 565.

Thames, J.L. 1962. Loblolly best but seed source important in erosion
control. Tree Planters\' Notes 55: 21-22.

Thames, J.L. 1962. Seedling size and soil moisture affect survival of
loblolly pine sprouts. Tree Planters\' Notes 55.27-29. (November).

Ursic, S.J. 1962. Early survival of loblolly plantings on eroded lands.
Tree Planters\' Notes 53. 27-28. (July).

Williston, H.L. 1962. Conifers for conversion planting in north
Mississippi. Tree Planters\' Notes 54: 5-7.

Williston, H.L. 1962. Hardwood brush control with foliar sprays.
Mississippi Farm Research. 25(4): 4-5. (April).

Williston, H.L. 1962. Loblolly seedlings survive twelve days\'
submergence. Journal of Forestry. 60(6): 412. (June).

Williston, H.L. 1962. Pine planting within an impoundment area. Southern
Forestry Notes 137. (January).

Williston, H.L.; MacNaughton, V.B. 1962. Timber management guide.

1963

Blocker, W.R.; Bower, D.R. 1963. Filter for sampling sediment in small
streams. Journal of Soil and Water Consevation. 18: 222.

McClurkin, D.C. 1963. Soil-site index predictions for white oak in north
Mississippi and west Tennessee. Forest Science. 9(1): 108-113. (March).

Thames, J.L. 1963. Needle variation in loblolly pine from four
geographic seed sources. Ecology. 44(1): 168-169. (Winter).

Ursic, S.J. 1963. Planting loblolly pine for erosion control in north
Mississippi. U.S. Forest Service Research paper SO-3. New Orleans, LA.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment
Station. 20. illus.

Ursic, S.J. 1963. Planting loblolly pine to stop erosion. Forest Farmer.
23(3): 10-12,16. illus. (December).

Ursic, S.J. 1963. Modifications of planting technique not recommended
for loblolly on eroded soils. Tree Planters\'Notes 57. 13-17.

Ursic, S.J. 1963. Kraft-polyethylene bags recommended for packing and
storing loblolly seedlings. Tree Planters\' Notes 57. 23-28.

Williston, H.L. 1963. Early yield on erosion-control plantations in
north Mississippi. U.S. Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment
Station. 7.

1964

Bennett, N.C.; McCurkin, D.C. 1964. Water stage recorder wells protected
from freezing by home-made candles. Agricultural Engineering. 45: 330,
illus. (June).

Krumbach, A.W.; White, D.P. 1964. Moisture, pore space, and bulk density
changes in frozen soil. Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. 28:
422-425.

Mesavage, C. 1964. Core examination kit. Journal of Forestry. 62: 635.

Mesavage, C. I964. Drafting table for field projects. U.S. Department of
Agriculture Forest Service. Fire Control Notes 25: 4.

Mesavage, C. 1964. Aids for using Barr and Stroud Dendrometers.
Proceedings, Society of American Foresters. 238-244.

Rogerson, T.L. 1964. Low-cost rain gage improved. Journal of Soil &
Water Conservation. 19(4): 157-158, illus.

Rogerson, T.L.1964. Estimating foliage on loblolly pine. U.S. Forest
Service Research Note S0-16: 3, illus.

Ursic, S.J. 1964. Packing, shipping, and storing loblolly seedlings in
kraft-polyethylene bags. In: Proceedings Region-8 Forest Nurserymen\'s
Conferences. 65-67. U.S. Forest Service, Southern Region.

Williston, H.L. 1964. Seedling storage in refrigerator cars. Tree
Planters\' Notes 65: 20. (April).

Williston, H.L. 1964. Refrigerator-car storage of loblolly pine
seedlings highly successful. U.S. Forest Service Research Note S0-13: 3,
illus. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Southern Forest Experiment Station. 3, illus.

1965

Bower, D.R. 1965. Precommercial thinnings accelerate diameter growth of
loblolly pine. Journal of Forestry. 63: 210.

Maple, W.R. 1965. Shortleaf pine stands five years after seed fall on
prepared sites. Research Note S0-27. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

Maple, W.R. 1965. Forest species compared in Ozark plantations. Research
Note, S0-28. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

McClurkin, D.C. 1965. Diameter growth and phenology of trees on sites
with high water tables. U.S. Forest Service Research Note SO-20. New
Orleans, LA. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station. 4, Illus.

McClurkin, D.C.; Covell, R.R. 1965. Site index predictions for pines in
Mississippi. U.S. Forest Service Research Paper S0-15. New Orleans, LA:
U.S Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station. 9, illus.

Mesavage, C. 1965. Definition of merchantable sawtimber height. Journal
of Forestry. 63: 30-32.

Mesavage, C. 1965. Three-P sampling and denrometry for better timber
estimating. Southern Lumberman. 211(2632): 107-109.

Ursic, S.J.; Dendy F.D..1965. Sediment yields from small watersheds
under various land uses and forest covers. In: Proceedings of the
Federal Inter-Agency Sedimentation Conference. U.S. Department of
Agriculture Publication No.970, 7-52. Illus.

Ursic, S.J. 1965. Land erosion and control (Discussion\--Symposium I). A
panel discussion including John B. Stall, Moderator, and Russell
Woodburn, and Sam Maner panelists. In: Proceedings of the Federal
Inter-Agency Sedimentation Conference. U.S. Department of Agriculture
Misc. Publ. No.970, 177-184, illus.

Williston, H.L. 1965. Forest floor in loblolly pine plantations as
related to stand characteristics. U.S. Forest Service Research Note
S0-26. New Orleans, LA: U.S.Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Southern Forest Experiment Station. 3, illus.

Williston, H.L. 1965. Moss not needed in kraft-polyethylene bags during
loblolly pine seedling transport and coldstorage. Tree Planters\' Notes
72: 10-11.

1966

Anderson, H.W.; Duffy, P.D.; Yamamoto, T. 1966. Rainfall and streamflow
from small tree-covered, fern-covered and burned watersheds in Hawaii.
Berkeley, CA. Pacific SW. Forest & Range Experiment Station 10, illus.

Bower, D.R.; Blocker, W.R. 1966. Accuracy of bands and tape for
measuring diameter increments. Journal of Forestry. 64: 21-22.

Bower, D.R. 1966. Surface soil recovers quickly after turn. Research
Note, S0-46. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

Maple, W.R. 1966. Appalachian loblolly grows we11 in Arkansas Ozarks.
Research Note, S0-33. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

McClurkin, D.C. 1966. Survival of planted loblolly pine seedlings:
Moisture temperature, and soil as influences. Journal of Forestry.
64(11): 731-734, illus.

Ursic, S.J. 1966. Mulch improves loblolly pine survival on Coastal Plain
parent materials. Journal of Forestry. 64(11): 728-730, illus.

Ursic, S.J., Williston, H.L.; Burns. R.M. 1966. Late planting improves
loblolly survival. U.S. Forest Service Research Paper S0-24, 12, illus.

Ursic, S.J. 1966. Forest hydrology research in Mississippi. In:
Proceedings, Mississippi Water Resources Conference. 98-103. Water
Resources Res. Inst., Miss. State Univ.

Williston, H.L. 1966. Stand survival and expected yield according to
stocking level. In: Proceedings Direct Seeding Workshops, Alexandria,
La., and Tallahassee, Fla., 51-57. U.S. Forest Service, Atlanta, GA.

1967

Covell, R.R.; McClurkin D.C. 1967. Site index of loblolly pine on Ruston
soils in the Southern Coastal Plain. Journal of Forestry. 65(4):
263-264, illus.

Duffy, P.D. 1967. Fertilizing with nitrogen and phosphorus increases
loblolly pine foliage production. Journal of Miss. Acadeny of Science.
13: 21-23.

Duffy, P.D.; McClurkin, D.C. 1967. Stabilizing gully banks with
excelsior mulch and loblolly pine. Journal Soil & Water Conservation.
22(2): 70-71, illus.

Lawson, E.R. 1967. Throughfall and stemflow in a pine hardwood stand in
the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. Water Resources Research. 3:
731-735.

McClurkin, D.C. 1967. Evaluating forest soil productivity. In:
Processing, Ass. South. Agr. Workers, Inc., 64th Annu. Conv. held in New
Orleans, La. (Jan. 30-Feb. 1).

McClurkin, I.T.; McClurkin, D.C. 1967. A potassium-activated adenosine
triphosphatase in mycorrhizae associated with loblolly pine root tips.
Assoc. of Southeastern Microbiology., University of Miss. (March 31).

McClurkin, I.T.; McClurkin, D.C. 1967. Cytochemical demonstration of a
sodium-activated and a potassium-activated adenosine triphosphatase in
loblolly pine seedling root tips. Plant Physiology. 42(8): 1103-1110,
illus.

McClurkin, D.C. 1967. Transpiration loss from loblolly pine seedlings
treated with succinic acid. Journal of Miss. Acadeny of Science. 13: 23
(Abstract only)

McClurkin, D.C.; Ahlrich, V.E. 1967. Longfingergrass covers bare sites
quickly. Crops and Soils. 20(3): 18-19, illus.

McClurkin, D.C. 1967. Vegetation for erosion control in the Southern
Coastal Plain of the United States. In: Proceedings of a National
Science Seminar, Penn. State University, Pennsylvania. International
Symposium on Forest Hydrology,

655-661, illus.

Mesavage, C. 1967. Modification of FP12 Barr and Stroud Dendrometer for
easier field use. Research Note S0-50. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

Mesavage, C. 1967. Random integer dispenser. Research Note S0-49. New
Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Forest Experiment Station.

Rogerson, T.L. 1967. Throughfall in pole-sized loblolly pines affected
by stand density. In: Proceeding of a National Science Seminar, Penn.
State Univ., Pennsylvania. International Symposium on Forest Hydrology,
187-190, illus.

Rogerson, T.L.; Ursic, S.J. 1967. New neutron probe system spends
logging of soil water profiles. In: 14th Congr. Proceedings, Int. Union
Forest. Res. Organ., Vol. 1: 416-419,illus. (Munich, Germany).

Ursic, S.J. 1967. The Yazoo-Little Tallahatchie plantations and their
role in watershed protection. In: plantations on erosive oils conf.
Proc., 1967: 16-20. Southeast. Area, State & Priv. Forest., U.S.D.A.
Forest Service Atlanta, Ga. (University of Miss., Feb. 14-15, 1967)

Ursic, S.J. 1967. Improved standards for neutron soil water meters. Soil
Science. 104(5): 323-325.

Ursic, S.J.; Biesterfeldt, R.C. 1967. It pays to delay pine planting.
Progressive Farner. (Ga.-Ala.- Fla. ed). 82(12): 28C, illus.

Ursic, S.J.; Williston, H.L.; Burns, R.M. 1967. Late planting improves
loblolly survival. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Tree Planters\' Notes 18(3):
26. (Abstract only).

Ursic, S.J.; Williston, H.L.; Burns, R.M. 1967. Late planting improves
survival. Forest Farmer. 26(9): 6-8, 16,18, illus.

Ursic, S.J.; Popham, T.W. 1967. Using runoff events to calibrate small
forested catchments. In: 14th Congr. Proceedings, Intermat Union of
Forestry. Resenance Oregan. Vol 1: 319-324. (Munich, Germany).

Williston, H.L. 1967. Thinning desirable in loblolly pine plantations in
west Tennessee. U.S D.A. Forest Service Research Note S0-61. New
Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Forest Experiment Station. 7, illus.

Williston, H.L. 1967. Growth of pine planted for erosion control in
north Mississippi. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research Note. S0-67, 4,
illus.

Williston, H.L. 1967. Improving loblolly pine survival in roadbank
stabilization. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Tree Planters\' Notes. 18(3):
18-20, illus.

Williston, H.L. 1967. Clay slurry root dip impairs survival of loblolly
pine seedlings in Mississippi. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Tree Planters\'
Notes. 18(4): 28-30.

Williston, H.L. 1967. Yields from Yazoo-Little Tallahatchie plantations.
In: Harvesting pine plantations on erosive soils Conf. Proc., 1967:
21-25. Southeast. Area, State & Priv. Forest., U.S.D.A. Forest Service,
Atlanta, Ga. (University of Miss., Feb. 14-15, 1967)

1968

Bower, D.R.; Ferguson, E.R. 1968. Understory removal improves shortleaf
pine growth. Journal of Forestry. 66: 421-422.

Dickerson, B.P. 1968. Logging disturbance on erosive sites in north
Mississippi. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research Note S0-72. New Orleans,
LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station. 4,illus.

Ferguson, E.R.; Lawson, E.R.; Maple, W.R.; Mesavage, C. 1968. Managing
eastern redcedar. Research Paper SO-37. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

Mesavage, C. 1968. Revised calculator for Barr and Stroud Dendrometers.
Research Note SO-84. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

Rogerson, T.L. 1968. Net rainfall under hardwoods and red pine in
central Pennsylvania. Water Resources Research. 4(1): 55-57.

Rogerson, T.L. 1968. Thinning increases throughfall in loblolly pine
plantations. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. 23(4):

141-142. (July-August).

Thames, J.L.; Evans, D.D. 1968. An analysis of the vertical infiltration
of water into soil columns. Water Resources Research. 4(4): 817-828.
(August).

Ursic, S.J. 1968. Reforestation and water resources of the Yazoo-Little
Tallahatchie Watershed. Miss. Water Resources Conf. Proc. 1968: 9-13.
Water Resources Res. Inst., Miss. State Univ., State College, Miss.
(Held at Jackson, Miss.,Apr. 9-10, 1968)

Ursic, S.J.; McClurkin, D.C. 1968. New U.S. Forest Service Laboatrory.
Ole Miss Engineer. 8(4): 6-7, 10. (May).

Williston, H.L. 1968. Clearcutting and planting best for regenerating
pine in northern Mississippi study. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research
Note S0-81. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station. 5.

Williston, H.L.; Dickerson, B.P. 1968. Influence of site and stand
density on loblolly pine yield. Forest Farmer. 27(6):10-11.

Williston, H.L. 1968. Farm forestry\--some concepts and problems. Forest
Farmer. 28(3): 6-8, 17. (December)

Yocom, H.A. 1968. Shortleaf pine seed dispersal. Journal of Forestry 66:
422.

1969

Mesavage, C. 1969. Converting dendrometer estimates of out-side-bark
stem diameters to wood diameters on major southern pines. Research Note
SO-93. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Southern Forest Experiment Station.

Mesavage, C. 1969. Measuring bark thickness. Journal of Forestry. 67:
753-754.

Mesavage, C. 1969. Modification of a Zeiss Telemeter Teletop for
precision dendrometry. Research Note SO-95. New Orleans, LA: U.S
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment
Station.

Mesavage, C. 1969. New Barr and Stroud Dendrometer FP 15. Journal of
Forestry. 67: 40-41.

Popham, T.W.; Ursic, S.J. 1969. Computer program for converting neutron
probe readings to soil water equivalents. Soil Science. 107: 302.

Ursic, S.J. 1969. Hydrologic effects of prescribed burning on abandoned
fields in northern Mississippi. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research Pap.
S0-46. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Southern Forest Experiment Station. 4.

Williston, H.L. 1969. Unmanaged growth in north Mississippi uplands.
U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research Note S0-90. New Orleans, LA: U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment
Station. 4.

Yocom, H.A.; Blocker, W.W. 1969. Herbicide injections on cull hardwoods.
Arkansas Farm Research. 18(1): 7.

1970

Duffy, P.D. 1970. Fertilizers for bullet-planted loblolly pines.
Mississippi Farm Research. 33(7): 1, 5.

Ferguson, E.R. 1970. Eastern redcedar: an annotated bibliography.
Research Paper SO-64. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

Ferguson, E.R.; Guttenberg, S. 1970. Type conversion: key to increased
output of southern pine. Forest Farmer. 29(9):6-7, 17-18.

Ferguson, E.R.; Graney, D.L. 1970. Exposing profiles on forested
mountain soils wth a backhoe. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation.
25: 153-154.

Hosner, J.F.; Graney, D.L. 1970. The relative growth of three forest
tree species on soils associated with different successional stages in
Virginia. The American Midland Naturalist. 84: 418-427.

McClurkin, D.C. 1970. Site rehabilitation under planted redcedar and
pine. In: Tree Growth and Forest Soils 339-345.Proc., Third North
American Forest Soils Conf., 1968, N.C. State Univ., Raleigh. C.T.
Youngberg and C.B. Davey, Eds. Oreg. State Univ. Press.

Rogerson, T.L. 1970. Half-minute counts for neutron probes. Soil
Science. 110(5): 359-360.

Ursic, S.J. 1970. Hydrologic effects of prescribed burning and deadening
upland hardwoods in northern Mississippi. U.S.D.A. Forest Service
Research Pap. S0-54. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Forest Service, Southern Forest

Experiment Station. 15.

Yocom, H.A. 1970. Vernier scales for diameter tapes. Journal of
Forestry. 68: 725.

1971

Dickerson, B.P. 1971. Texas \"Lost Pines\" not superior on dry sites in
northern Mississippi. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research Note S0-119. New
Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Argiculture, Forest Service, Southern
Forest Experiment Station. 4.

Duffy, P.D. 1971. Loblolly pine seedlings respond to foliar nitrogen
fertiliation. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research Note S0-122. New Orleans,
LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station. 4.

Ferguson, E.R. 1971. Chinese chestnuts do well in Ozarks. Arkansas Farm
Research. 20(6): 6.

Graney, D.L.; Ferguson, E.R. 1971. Site-quality relationships for
shortleaf pine in the Boston Mountains of Arkansas. Forest Science.
17(1): 16-22.

Graney, D.L.; Bower, D.R. 1971. Site index curves for red and white oaks
in the Boston Mountains of Arkansas. Research Note SO-121. New Orleans,
LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station. 4.

Griffing, C.G.; Elam, W.W. 1971. Height growth patterns of loblolly pine
saplings. Forest Science. 17(1):52-54.

McClurkin, D.C.; McClurkin, I.T.; Culpepper, T.J. 1971. Cytochemical and
tissue homogenate analysis of adenosine triphosphatase in root tips of
Texas \"Lost Pines.\" Forest Science. 17(4): 446-451, illus.

McClurkin, D.C. 1971. Containerized pines for eroded watersheds. Journal
of Soil & Water Conservation. 26(1):25-26, illus. (January-February).

Rogerson, T.L. 1971. Hydrologic characteristics of small headwater
catchments in the Ouachita Mountains. Research Note SO-117. New Orleans,
LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station.

Yocom, H.A. 1971. Releasing shortleaf pine increases cone and seed
production. Research Note SO-125. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

1972

Burroughs, E.R., Jr.; Marsden, M.A.; Haupt, H.F. 1972. Volume of
snowmelt intercepted by logging roads. Journal of Irrigation and
Drainage Division Proceeding of ASCE-IR 1:1-12.

Dickerson, B.P. 1972. Changes in the forest floor under upland oak
stands and managed loblolly pine plantations. Journal of Forestry. 70:
560-562.

Duffy, P.D.; Dell, T.R. 1972. System for measuring and computing
ephemeral runoff from small watersheds. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research
Note S0-138. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station. 4.

Ferguson, E.R.; Graney, D.L. 1972. Site index table for shortleaf pine
in the Boston Mountains of Arkansas. Research Note SO-137. New Orleans,
LA: U.S. Department of Agricuture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station. 4.

Graney, D.L.; Ferguson, E.R. 1972. Shortleaf pine site-index
relationships in the Ozark Highlands. Soil Science Society of America
Proceedings. 36(3): 495-500.

Ursic, S.J.; Duffy, P.D. 1972. Hydrologic performance of eroded lands
stabilized with pine. Miss. Water Resour. Conf. Proc., 203-216.

Yocom, H.A. 1972. Burning to reduce understory hardwood in the Arkansas
Mountains. Research Note 145. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of
Agricuture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

1973

Beasley, R.S.; Klemmedson, J.0. 1973. Recognizing site adversity and
drought-sensitives trees in stands of bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva).
Econ. Bot. 27: 141-146.

Dickerson, B.P. 1973. Containerized loblolly pines promising for erosion
control planting. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Tree Planters\' Notes. 24(1):
35-37.

Graney, D.L.; Burhart, H.E. 1973. Polymorphic site index curves for
shortleaf pine in the Ouachita Mountains. Research Paper S0-84. New
Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Forest Experiment Station. 12.

1974

Bonner, F.T.; Ferguson, E.R. 1974. Osage-orange. In: Seeds of Woody
Plants in the United States. U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Agricultural Handbook. 450: 525-526.

Bonner, F.T.; Graney, D.L. 1974. Catalpa. In: Seeds of Woody Plants in
the United States. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agricultural
Handbook. 450: 281-283.

Dickerson, B.P. 1974. Seedling age influences survival of containerized
loblolly pines. U.S.D.A. Forest Service Research Note S0-171. New
Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Forest Experiment Station. 4.

Duffy, P.D. 1974. Planting grass and pine for erosion control. U.S.D.A.
Forest Service Tree Planters\' Notes 25(1): 10-13.

Duffy, P.D.; McClurkin, D.C. 1974. Difficult eroded planting sites in
north Mississippi evaluated by discriminant analysis. Soil Science
Society of America Proceedings 38(4): 676-678.

Ferguson, E.R.; Lawson, E.R. 1974. Eastern redcedar-an American wood.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. Publication FS-260, 6.

Graney, D.L. 1974. Site index predictions for shortleaf pine and oak in
the mountains of Arkansas and Oklahoma: A comparison of principal
components and analysis and multiple regression techniques. Ph.D.
Thesis, Virginia Poly. Tech. Inst. and State Univ., Blacksburg, 165.

Lawson, E.R.; Ferguson, E.R. 1974. Soil-applied herbicides for control
of red oaks and hickories in the Boston Mountains of Arkansas. Research
Note S0-180. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station. 3.

Lawson, E.R. 1974. Chemical for winter kill of hickories in the
Ozark-Ouachita Highlands. Arkansas Farm Research. 23(2): 16.

McClurkin, D.C. 1974. Survival, dry matter accumulation, and water use
of loblolly pine seedlings treated with chemical antitranspirants.
Forest Science. 20(4): 372-374.

Ursic, S.J. 1974. Pine management influences the southern water
resource. In: Symposium on Management of Young Pines Proceedings, 1974:
42-48. Southeast. Area, State and Priv. Forest., SO and SE For. Exp.
Stns. (Invited Paper presented at Symposium on Management of Young
Pines, Alexandria, La.,Oct. 22-24, 1974.)

Watson, E.S.; McCurkin, D.C.; Honeycutt, M.B. 1974. Fungal succession on
loblolly pine and upland hardwood foliage and litter in north
Mississippi. Ecology 55(5): 1128-1134.

Yocom, H.A.; Bower, D.R. 1974. Comparison of algorithms and instruments
for estimation of individual tree volumes. Journal of Forestry. 73(9).

1975

Dickerson, B.P. 1975. Stormflows and erosion after tree-length skidding
on Coastal Plain soils. Transaction of the American Society of
Agricultural Engineers. 18(5): 867-868,872.

Ferguson, E.R.; Larson, E.R. 1975. Chemical injections for thinning
pole-size hardwoods in the Ozarks. Research Note SO-189. New Orleans,
LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station.

Lawson, E.R. 1975. Effects of partial and complete vegetation removal on
soil water, runoff and tree growth in the Ouachita Mountains of
Arkansas. Ph.D. Thesis, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, 171.

McClurkin, D.C.; Duffy, P.D. 1975. Evaluating impact of forest site
preparation on soil and water quality in the U.S. Gulf Coastal Plain.
In: Forest Soils and Forest Land Management, 315-321. Proceedings, 4th
North American Forest Soils Conf., 1973, Laval University, Quebec.
Edited by B. Bernier and C.H. Winget. (Duffy presented paper.)

Ursic, S.J. 1975. Harvesting southern forests: A threat to water
quality? In: Non-poing Sources of Water Pollution, 145-151. Proceeding,
southeaster Regional Conference, Virginia Water Resources Center, Va.
Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ., Blacksburg, Va., May 1-2, 1975.

1976

Beasley, R.S.; Klemmedson J.O. 1976. Water stress in bristlecone pine
and associated plants. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis
7(7):609-618. (Based on plant-water relations section of RSB\'s
dissertation).

Beasley, R.S. 1976. Contribution of subsurface flow from the upper
slopes of forested watersheds to channel flow. Soil Science Society of
America Journal. 40: 955-957. (November December).

Beasley, R.S. 1976. Potential effects of forest management practices on
stormflow sources and water quality. In: Proceedings, Mississippi Water
Resources Conference 1976, 111-117. Water Resources Research Institute,
Mississippi State Univ.

Dickerson, B P. 1976. Soil compaction after tree-length skidding in
northern Mississippi. Soil Science Society of America Journal. 40:
965-966.

Ferguson, E.R.; Graney, D.L. 1976. Site index tables for shortleaf pine
in the Ozark Highlands of northern Arkansas and southern Missouri.
Research Note SO-207. New Orleans,LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station. 5.

Lawson, E.R. 1976. 2,4,5-T residues in storm runoff from small
watersheds. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. 31(5): 2I7-219.

May, J.T.; Buckner, J.L.; Ursic, S.J. 1976. Multiple use in the southern
Coastal Plains in the United States. Georgia Forest Research Council
Report No. 35, 23.

McClurkin, D.C. 1976. Influence of spacing on growth of loblolly pines
planted on eroded sites. Forest Service Research Note S0-209. New
Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Forest Experiment Station. 4.

Rogerson, T.L. 1976. Soil water deficits under forested and clearcut
areas in north Arkansas. Soil Science Society of American Proceedings.
40(5): 801-805.

Rogerson, T.L. 1976. Simulating hydrologic behavior on Ouachita Mountain
drainages. Research Paper SO-119. New Orleans LA: U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station. 9.

Schreiber, J.D.; Duffy, P.D.; McCurkin, D.C. 1976. Dissolved nutrient
losses in storm runoff from five southern pine watersheds. Journal of
Environmental Quality. 5(2): 201-205.

Ursic, S.J. 1976. Water quality and southern forests..where we presently
stand. Forest Farmer. 36(2): 17, 35. (November-December).

Yocom, H.A. 1976. Another Arkansas record of NEVIUSIA. Research Note
SO-211. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Southern Forest Experiment Station.

1977

Duffy, P.D. 1977. Fertilization to accelerate loblolly pine foliage
growth for erosion control. Forest Service Research Note S0-230. New
Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Southern
Forest Experiment Station. 4.

Griffing, C.G.; Ursic, S.J. 1977. Ethephon advances loblolly pine needle
cast. Forest Science. 23: 351-354.

Graney, D.L. 1977. Site index relationships for shortleaf pine and
upland oaks in the Ozark-Ouachita Highlands of Missouri, Arkansas and
Oklahoma. Fralish, J.S.; G.I. Weaver; R.C. Schlesinger (eds.).
Proceedings, 1st Central Hardwoods

Forest Conference, 309-326. 1976 October 11-19, Southern Illinois
University at Carbondale.

Graney, D.L. 1977. Site index predictions for red oaks and white oak in
the Boston Mountains of Arkansas. Research Paper SO-139. New Orleans,
LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest
Experiment Station. 9.

Rogerson, T.L. 1977. Hydrologic characteristics of mixed hardwood
catchments in the Ozark Plateau. In: Fralish, J.S.; G.I. Weaver; R.C.
Schlesinger (eds.), Proceedings, 1st Central hardwoods Forest
Conference, 1976 October 17-19, Southern Illinois University at
Carbondale, 327-333 \[Vol. 2\].

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1978

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1979

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1980

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1981

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1982

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Graney, D.L. 1982. Response of red oak and white oak to thinning and
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Rogerson, T.L. Stimulating hydrologic behavior in the Ouachita Mountains
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1983

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Lawson, E.R.; Kitchens, R.N. 1983. Shortleaf pine. In: Burns, Russell M.
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Lawson, E.R.; Law, J.R. 1983. Eastern redcedar. In: Burns, Russell M.
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Nelson, N.S. 1983. A convenient membrane filtration system. American
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1984

DeHaven, M.G.; Blackburn, W.H.; Knight, R.W.; Weichert, A.T. 1984. The
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1985

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Beasley, R.S.; Granillo, A.B. 1985. Comparative hydrologic effects of
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Bouchard, D.C.; Lavy, T.L.; Lawson, E.R. 1985. Mobility and persistence
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Duffy, P.D.; Schreiber, J.D.; McDowell, L.L. 1985. Leaching of nitrogen,
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Graney, D.L. 1985. Growth of oak, ash, and cherry reproduction following
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Lawson, E.R.; Rogerson, T.L.; Hileman, L.H. 1985. Water quality of
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Lawson, E.R. 1985. Effects of forest practices on water quality in the
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McClurkin, D.C.; Duffy, P.D.; Ursic, S.J.; Nelson, N.S. 1985. Water
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Miller, E.L.; Beasley, R.S.; Lawson, E.R. 1985. Stormflow, sedimentation
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Rogerson, T.L. 1985. Hydrologic responses to silvicultural practices in
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Snyder, C.S.; Thompson, L.F.; Graney, D.L. 1985. Nitrogen content of
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Ursic, S.J. 1985. Hydrologic effects of complete and conventional
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1986

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Graney, D.L. 1986. Site quality relationships for shortleaf pine. In:
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Ursic, S.J. 1986. Forestry effects on small-stream floods. Hydrological
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1987

Beasley, R.S.; Miller, E.L.; Lawson, E.R. 1987. Chemical properties of
soils and streams in natural and disturbed forest ecosystems in the
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Graney, D.L. 1987. Ten-year growth of red and white oak crop trees
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Joyce, L.A.; Baker, R.L. 1987. Forest overstory-understory relationships
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Komar, J.D. 1987. The effects of acid deposition on the soil water
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Nelson, N.S. 1987. An acid-pesulfate digestion procedure for
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Popham, T.W.; Baker, R.L. 1987. Ocular and densimeter estimates of
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Steele, K.F.; Thasan, P.; Lawson, E.R. 1987. Deposition of heavy metals
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1988

Miller, E.L.; Beasley, R.S.; Lawson, E.R. 1988. Forest harvest and site
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Mansell, R.S.; Bloom, S.A.; Rhue, R.D. 1988. Simulated transport of
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Miller, E.L.; Beasley, R.S.; Lawson, E.R. 1988. Forest harvest and site
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Ursic, S.J.; Esher, R.J. 1988. Influence of small mammals on stormflow
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Williston, H.L. 1988. The Yazoo-Little Tallahatchie flood prevention
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1989

Duffy, P.D.; Schreiber, J.D.; McDowell, L.L. 1989. Nutrient flux through
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1990

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timber projections at the regional level: a case study in southern
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Swift, L.W., Jr.; Waide, J.B.; White, D.L. 1990. Application of the Z-T
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1991

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Horton, R.T. 1991. Dynamics of green leaf utilization in Ozark streams.
Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. M.S. thesis.

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Steele, K.F.; Wheeler, G.L.; Waide, J.B.; Lybrand, M.S.; Lawson, E.R.
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Ursic, S.J. 1991. Hydrologic effects of clearcutting and stripcutting
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Ursic, S.J. 1991. Hydrologic effects of two methods of harvesting mature
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thesis

Ursic, S.J. 1991. Hydrologic effects of two methods of harvesting mature
southern pine. Water Resources Bulletin. 27(2): 303-315.

1992

Esher, Robert J; Baker, Roger L.; Ursic, S.J.; Miller, L. Xheriarophwe.
1992. Responses of invertebrates to experimental acidification of the
forest floor under southern pines. In: Biological Report 16. 75-83.

Esher, R.J.; Marx, D.H.; Ursic, S.J.; Baker, R.L.; Brown, C.R.; Coleman,
D.C. 1992. Simulated acid rain effects on fine roots, ectomycorrhizae,
microorganisms, and invertebrates in pine forests of the Southern United
States. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 61: 269-278.

Gentry, C.E.; Willis, R. B.; Halverson, H.G. 1992. Chemical and
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Halverson, H.G.; Sidle, R.C. 1992 Cumulative effects of mining on
hydrology, water quality, and vegetation. Gen. Tech. Rep. NE-164.
Radnor, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northeastern
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Johnston, C.E.; Page, L.M. 1992 The evolution of complex reproductive
strategies in North American minnows (Cyprinidae). In: Mayden, Richard
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Fishes. Stanford, CA: Stanford, University Press: 600-621

Marion, Daniel A.; Ursic, S.J. 1993. Sediment production in forests of
the Coastal Plain, Piedmont, and Interior Highlands. Paper. Technical
workshop on; sediments; Proceedings of the EPA/Forest Service Workshop.
1992. Feb. 3-7. Corvallis, ORWashington D.C.: Terrene Institute: 19-27.

Simon, T.P.; Tyberghein, E.J.; Scheidegger, K.J.; Johnston, C.E. 1992.
Descriptions of protolarvae of the sand darters (Percidae: Ammocrypta
and Crystallaria) with comments on systematic relationships. Ichthyology
Exploration of Freshwaters. 3(4): 347-358.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 1992. Variations of the spotted sunfish, Lepomis
punctatus complex. (Centrarchidae): Meristics, morphometrics,
pigmentation and species limits. In: Alabama Museum of Natural History.
Bulletin No. 12, May 1992.

1993

Burr, B.M.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 1993. The Southern Illinois University at
Carbondale ichthyological research

collections. Southeastern Fishes Council Proceedings. March 27: 6-8

Burr, B.M.; Warren, M.L. Jr. 1993. Fishes of the big muddy river
drainage with emphasis on historical changes. In: Proceedings of the
Symposium on restoration planning for the rivers of the Mississippi
River ecosystem; Unknown; (place held unknown). Biological Report 19.
Washington, DC: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Biological
Survey: 186-209

Dickson, James G.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 1993. Wildlife and fish
communities of eastern riparian forests. In: Functions, values and
management . Proceedings of riparian ecosystems in the humid U.S. March
15-18,1993 in Atlanta GA.

Garton, D.W.; Berg, D.J.; Stoechmann, A.M.; Haag, W.R. 1993 Biology of
recent invertebrate invading species in the Great Lakes: the spiny water
flea, BYTHOTREPHES CEDERSTROEMI, and the zebra mussel, DREISSENA
POLYMORPHA. In: Biological Pollution: The Control and Impact of Invasive
Exotic Species. Indianapolis, In: Indiana Academy of Science: 63-84.

Guldin, James M; Baker, James B.;Shelton, Michael G. 1993. Midstory and
overstory plants in mature pine/hardwood stands of the Ouachita/Ozark
National Forests. In: Paper presented at Symposium on Ecosystem
Management Review. Pretreatment conditions and preliminary findings. Hot
Springs, AR Oct..26-27.

Haag, W.R.; Berg, D.J.; Garton, D.W.; Farris, J.L. 1993. Reduced
survival and fitness in native bivalves in response to fouling by the
introduced zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha) in western Lake Erie.
Canadian Journal of Fishes and Aquatic Sciences. 50(1): 13-19.

Matthews, W.J. 1993. Fish community composition and biomass as related
to physical stream environments, seasons, and forest management in the
Ouachita Mountains of south-western Arkansas. Final report; Research
cooperative Agreement #19-89-043. 47 p. Available from: University of
Oklahoma Biological Station, HC 71, Box 205, Kingston, Oklahoma.

Mersmann, Timothy J.; Baker, James B.;Guldin, James M.;Pell, Willliam P.
1993.Implementing ecosystem management researchers: Bringing
researchers, managers and ctizens together In: Paper presented at
Symposium on Ecosystem management Research. Conditions and preliminary
findings. Hot Springs, AR 10/26-27.

Warren, M.L., Jr. 1993. Review of River conservation and management.
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 122: 155-156..

Williams, J.D.; Warren, M.L., Jr.; Cummings, K.S.; Harris, J.L.; Neves,
R.J. 1992. Conservation status of freshwater mussels of the United
States and Canada. Fisheries. 18(9): 1-22.

1994

Foti, T.L.; Guldin, J.M. 1994. Multivariate analysis of the ground cover
layer, shrub layer, midstory, and overstory of the Ouachita/Ozark
National Forests. In: Prodeedings Symposium on ecosystem management
rsearch in the Ouachita Mountains: Pretreatment conditions and
preliminary findings; 1993 October 26-27; Hot Springs, AR. Gen Tech.
Rep. SO-112. New Orleans, LA; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station: 186-190.

Fowler, W.P. 1994. Woody debris dynamics in zero order streams of the
Ouachita National Forest: preliminary findings. In: Proceedings of the
Symposium on ecosystem management research in the Ouachita Mountains:
Pretreatment conditions and preliminary findings; 1993 October 26-27;
Hot Springs AR. Gen. Tech. Rep. SO-112. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station:
182-185.

Guldin, James M.; Baker, J.B.; Shelton, M.G.; Mersmann, T.J. 1994. When
paint hits the tree---accuracy; of implementing alternative reproduction
ctting methods. Paper presented at the Eighth Biennial Southern
Silvicultural Research Conf. Auburn Al. Nov. 1---3,1994.

Guldin, J.M.; Baker, J.B.; Shelton, M.G. 1994. Midstory and overstory
plants in mature pine/hardwood stands of the Ouachita/Ozark National
Forests. In: Proceedings of the Symposium on ecosystem management
research in the Ouachita Mountains: Pretreatment conditions and
preliminary findings; 1993 October 26-27; Hot Springs, AR. Gen Tech.
Rep. SO-112. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Forest Experiment

Halverson, Howard G.; Guldin, M. James. 1994. Effects of a severe ice
storm on mature loblolly pine stands in North Mississippi. Edwards, M.
Boyd, Proceedings: of the Eighth Biennial Southern Silvicultural
Research Conference, 1994, November 1-3, Auburn, AL. General Technical
Report SRS-1 Ashville, NC . USDA Forest Service, Sourthern Research
Station, p 147-153Station: 29-49.

Johnston, C.E.; Kleiner, K., Jr. 1994. Reproductive behavior of the
rainbow shiner (NOTROPHIS CHROSOMUS) and the rough shiner (NOTROPIS
BAILEYI), nest associates of the bluehead chub (NOCOMIIS
LEPTROCEPHALUS)(Pisces: Cyprinidae) in the Alabama River Drainage.
Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science 65(4) Oct.: 230-240.

Johnston, Carol E., 1994. Nest association in fishes: evidence for
mutalism. Behavior Ecology Sociobiology 35: 379-383.

Johnston, C.E. 1994. Spawning behavior of the goldstripe darter
(ETHEOSTOMA PARVIPINNE Gilbert and Swain) (Percidae). Copeia. 3: 823-825

Johnston, C.E. 1994. The benefit of some minnows of spawning in the
nests of other species. Environmental Biology of Fishes. 40: 213-218

Mersmann, T.J.; Baker, J.B.; Guldin, J.M.; Pell, W.F. 1994. Implementing
ecosystem management research: bringing researchers, managers, and
citizens together. In: Proceedings of the Symposium on ecosystem
management research in the Ouachita Mountains: Pretreatment conditions
and preliminary findings; 1993 October 26-27; Hot Springs, AR. Gen Tech.
Rep. SO-112. New Orleans, LA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station: 10-17.

Michael, J.L.; Fowler, W.P.; Gibbs, H.L.; Fischer, J.B. 1994. Water
chemistry of ephemeral streams. In: Proceedings of the Symposium on
ecosystem management research in the Ouachita Mountains: Pretreatment
conditions and preliminary findings; 1993 October 26-27; Hot Springs,
AR. Ge. Tech. Rep. SO-112. New Orleans, LA: U:.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station:
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O\'Hara, K.L.; Seymour, R.S.; Tesch, S.D.; Guldin, J.M. 1994.
Silviculture and our changing profession: Leadership for shifting
paradigms. Journal of Forestry. 92(1): 8-13.

Warren, M.L., Jr.; Burr, B.M. 1994. Status of freshwater fishes of the
United States: overview of an imperiled fauna. Fisheries. 19(1): 6-18

Warren, M.L., Jr.; Burr, B.M.; Taylor, C.A. 1994. The relict darter,
ETHEOSTOMA CHIENENSE (Percidae): status review of a Kentucky endemic.
Transactions of the Kentucky Academy of Science. 55(1-2): 20-27

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Burr, Brooks M.; Grady, James M.. 1994. NOTROPIS
ALBIZONATUS, a new cyprinid fish endemic to the Tennessee and Cumberland
River drainages, with a phylogeny of the NOTROPIS PROCNE species group.
Copeia 199 (4): 868-886

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Burr, Brooks M.; Biggins, Richard G. 1994.
Technical/Agency draft recovery plan for Relict Darter (ETHESTOMA
CHIENENSE). July 1994. written for Southeast Region, U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service. Atlanta, GA.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Pardew, Mitzi; Fowler,W. Pat . 1994. Abstract.
You can't get there from here:stream crossings and small-stream fishes
in the Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas. In: Program and Abstracts, 1994
Annual Meeting ASIH AES NIA, Univ. of Southern California.

1995

Aguila, Yolanda; Brown, Arthur V. 1995. Macroinvertebrate community
responses to five methods of harvesting trees in Ouachita National
Forest. 43 Annual Meeting Program Issue, Keystone Resort, CO, Spring
1995. Bulletin of the North American Benthological Society. 12(1), 138

Burr, B.M.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 1994. Freshwater fishes of Virginia. (Book
Review) Copeia. 1:Dickson, James G.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 1993.
Wildlife and fish communities of eastern riparian forest. In: Functions,
values and management: Proceedings of riparian ecosystems in the humid
U.S. Days of Proceedings, 1993 March 15-18 Atlanta, GA. p. 1-31

Berg, David J.; Haag, Wendell R.; Guttman, Sheldon I.; Sickel, James
B.1995. Mantle biopsy: a technique for nondestructive tissue-sampling of
freshwater mussels. Journal North American Benthological Society
14(4):577-581

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Guldin, James M.; 1996 The role of uneven-aged silviculture in the
context of ecosystem management. Journal of Applied Forestry. 11(1):4-12
January.

Haag, Wendell R.; Garton, David W. 1995. Variation in genotype
frequencies during the life history of the bivalve DREISSENA POLYMORPHA.
Evolution 49(6)1284-1228.

Haag, Wendell R.; Butler, Robert S.; Hartfield, Paul D. 1995. An
extraordinary reproductive strategy in freshwater byvalves: prey mimicry
to facilitate larval dispersal.. Freshwater Biology 34: 471-476

Haag,Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 1995. Current distributional
information on freshwater mussels (family UNIONIDE) in Mississippi
National Forest General Technical Report S)-119. New Orleans, LA USDA
Forest

Service, 10 p.

Jackson, Donald C.; Brown-Peterson, Nancy J. 1997 Fisheries Sesson.
Habitat accessibility, and watershed variables as they relate to
largemouth bass and bluegill in Mississippi's National Forest
impoundments. In: 1995 Proc. Annu. Conf. SEAFWA 26-36.

Johnston, Carol E.; Ramsey, John S.; Sobaski, Stephen T.; Swing, C.
Kelly;1995 Introduced species of fishes in the southern Appalachians:
consequences for conservation. Journal of the Tennessee Academy of
Science. 70(2-3):65-76

Johnston, Carol E. 1995. Book review, Sexual selection by Malte
Anderson. 1995 In: Fisheries Review; 40(3):218.

Johnston, Carol E. 1995. Spawning behavior of the paleback darter,
Etheostoma Pallididorsum, (Percidae). The Southwestern Naturalist 40(4)
December p 422-425.

Johnston, Carol; Fiegiel, Chester. 1995. Population estimates,
microhabitat parameters and life history characteristics of
FALLICAMBARUS BURRISI, and FALLICAMBARUS GORDONI, two crayfishes
associated with pitcher plant bogs in Southern Mississippi: final report
to USFWS, the Mississippi Wildlife Heritage Program and National Forests
in Mississippi: 1995 December 31; Jackson, MS 18p

Johnston, Carol E.; Damon, Kimberly B. 1995. An assessment of the fish
faunas of three north-central Mississippi Streams: Report to National
Forests in Mississippi; 1995 December 31; Jackson, MS 21p. Available
USDA, Forest Service Forest , Forest Hydrology Lab., Oxford, MS 38655.

Marion,Daniel A.,; Weirich, Frank H. 1995. Abstract: Assessing peak flow
effects on high-gradient, low-order mountain stream channels, Annual
Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Chicago, March
14-18, 1995. Washington DC Assoc. Amer. Geographers. p 194. Supplement
ot AAG Newsletter. Feb. 1995

Hydrology Lab., Oxford, MS 38655

Michael, J.L.; Smith, M.C.; Knisel, W.G.; Neary, D.G.; Fowler, W.P.
1995. Using a hydrologic model to determine the most environmentally
safe windows for herbicide application. Proceedings: Gaskin, R.E..,
Zabkiewicz Proceedings of Popular Summaries from Second International
Conference on Forest Vegetation management. March 20-24, 1995. Rotorua
New Zealand, FRI Bulletin No. 192 p 204-206.

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1996

Angermeier, Paul L.; Winston, Matthew R.; Warren, Melvin L. 1996.
Development of a protocol for assessing monitoring aquatic biodiversity
in the Eastern United States: final report from Virginia Cooperative
Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, Virginia Tech. Available from National
Biological Service, kNational Fisheries Research Center-Leetown, Box
700, Kearneysville, WV 25430

Baker, James B.; Cain, Michael D.; Guldin, James M.; Murphy, Paul A.;
Shelton, Michael G. 1996 Uneven-aged silviculture for the loblolly and
shortleaf pine forest cover bypes. General Technical Report SO-118. pub.
Ashville, NC, USDA, Forest Service, Southern Research Station. 65 p.

Burr, Brooks M.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 1996.Threatened fishes of the
world: Etheostoma chienese.Page & Ceas, 1992 (Percidae). In:
Environmental Biology of Fishes 47:142, 1996.

Halverson, Howard G.; Harwell, Clifford; Henderson, Gayle; Marion,
Daniel A.; McWhirter, Gordon. 1997. Status of fluvial data from
experimental watersheds operated by Forest Service personnel at the
Forest Hydrology Laboratory, Oxford, Mississippi. File name .DatStats.
wdp 13. p

Johnston, Carol E.; Armbruster, Jonathan W.; Laird, Christopher A..
1996. Parallel swims as a means of intra- and interspecific assessment
in stream fishes. Environmental Biology of Fishes 46: 405-408

Johnston, Carol E.; Damon, Kimberly G. 1996. Long-term monitoring of
rare fishes in the Conasauga River, Georgia and Tennessee. Interim
Report to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Dec. 1996.

Johnston,Carol E.; McWhirter, Gordon. 1996. An assessment of the fish
faunas of selected streams in three Mississippi National Forests. Final
report submitted to USDA Forest Service. Dec. 1996. 1-62 P.

Johnston, Carol E.; Haag, Wendell R. 1996. Life history of the Yazoo
Darter (Percidae: ((Estheostoma Raneye) a

species endemic to north-central Mississippi. Tulane Studies in Zoology
and Botany 30:47-60. 1996

Slack, William Todd. 1996. Abstract of a Dissertation. Fringing
floodplains and assemblage structure of fishes in the Desoto National
Forest, Mississippi. 91 pages.

Taylor, Christopher A.; Warren, Melvin L., Jrl; Fitzpatrick, J. F.;
Hobbs, Horton H. III; Jezerinac, Raymond F.;

Pflieger, William L.. 1996. Conservation status of crayfishes of the
United States and Canida. 21(4):25-38.

Trexler, Joel, Turner, Thomas. 1996. Molecular genetic of the Ouachita
and Ozark populations of the longnose darter, PERCINA NASUTA: final
report from Department of Biological Sciences, Florida International
University. Available from Department of Biological Sciences, Florida
International University, Miami, FL 33199.

Warren, Melvin L.; Burr, Brooks, M.; Biggins, Richard G. 1996. Agency
draft recovery plan for Palezone Shiner (NOTROPIS ALBIZONATUS): for
Southeast Region U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Atlanta Georgia.

Warren, Melvin L.. 1996 Imperiled fishes and aquatic communities across
the southern landscape: spatiotemporal data base for the 21st century.
Southeastern Fishes Council Proceedings 33: 7

1997

Adams, Susan B.; Bjornn, Theodore C. 1997. Bull trout distributions
related to temperature regimes in four central Idaho streams. In:
Proceedings, Friends of Bull Trout. Von. 371-380.

Brown, Arthur V.; Aquila, Yolanda; Brown, Kristine B.; Fowler, William
P.. 1997. Responses of benthic macroinvertebrates in small intermittent
streams to silvicultural practices. In :Hydrobiologia 347: 110-125.
1997.

Burr, Brooks M.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.;. 1997. Fishes of the Daniel
Boone National Forest, Kentucky. 11 p.

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.. 1997. Host fishes and
reproductive biology of 6 freshwater mussel species from the Mobile
Basin, USA. J.N. Am Benthol Soc.. 1997 16(3)-576-585

Johnston, Carol E.; Shute, J.R.. 1997. Observational notes on the
spawning of the Blue Shiner (Cypronella caerulea) and the Holiday Darter
(Etheostoma brevirostrum), two rare fishes of the Conasqaga River,
Georgia and Tennessee. In: Proc: 1997 Southeastern Fishes Council. No.
35 page 1.

Johnston, Carol E.; Figiel, Chester. 1997. Microhabitat parameters and
life-history characteristics of Fallicambarus Gordone) Fitzpatrick, a
crayfish associated with pitcher plant bogs in southern Mississippi.
Journal of Crustacean Biology, 17 (4): 687-691.

Marion, Daniel A. 1997. Peak flow effects on high-gradient, low order
stream channels of the Ouachita Mountains: A research progress report.
Stream Notes. July 1997 p 4-5.

Marion, Daniel A.; Weirich, Frank. 1997. Simulating storm events.
Environment Testing & Analysis 15-16.

Marion, Daniel A.; Malstaff, Greg; Halverson, Howard G. 1997. Sediment
production from small, undisturbed forested basins in the Upper Coastal
Plain. In: Proc. 1997 Conf. On Management of Landscapes Disturbed by
Channel Incisions. 873-878.

Marion, Daniel A.; Holcomb, Jack; Parrott,; Harry; Paustain, Steven;
Perkinson, Doug. 1997. Ecosystem characterization and analysis; aquatic
biophysical task team report, Oct. 1997

Pierson, W. Kevin. (Thesis) 1997. Disolved and particulate organic
matter dynamics in stream ecosystems of the Ouachita Mountains.

Warren, Melvin; L., Jr.; Burr, Brooks M.; Biggins, Richard G. 1997.
Recovery plan for Palezone shiner,

(Notropis Albizonatus) 28 pages.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Angermeier, Paul L.; Burr, Brooks M.; Haag,
Wendell R. 1997. Decline of a diverse fish fauna: patterns of
imperilment and protection in the southeastern United States. In: Benz.
George W.; Collins, David E., eds. Aquatic fauna in perill: the
southeastern perspective. Decatur, GA: Lenz Design &
Communications:105-164.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.. 1997. Sharpnose darter. Percina pxyrhynchus
(Hubbs: and Raney). Occasional Paper of the North Carolina Biological
Survey. Raleigh, NC. P.79.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; 1997. Roanoke Bass Ambloplites cavifrons cope.
Occasional Paper of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and
the North Carolina Biological Survey. Raleigh, NC p85

1998

Aguila, Yolanda S. 1998. (Dissertation) Effects of forestry practices on
stream ecosystems.

Devall, Margaret S.; Baldwin, Virgil C., Jr. (Compilers) 1998. Long term
research does pay off. A summary of the Southern Station Experience.

Haag, Wendell R. 1998. Role of ecological factors in reproductive
strategies in structuring freshwater mussel communities. Canadian
Journal Fisheries Aquatic Science. 55; 297-304.

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 1998. Freshwater mussels of the
Delta National Forest, Mississippi. Final report. National Forest in
Mississippi , Jackson Mississippi 17.

Lonzarich, David George; Warren, Melvin L. ,Jr.; Lonzarich, Mary Ruth
Elger. 1998. Effects of habitat isolation on the recovery of fish
assemblages in experimentally defaunated stream Pools in Arkansas. In:
Can. J. Fish Aauat. Sci. 55: 2141-2149 1998.

Marion, Daniel A. 1998. Mathcad 7. a review. AAG Microcomputer Specialty
Group Newsletter. Association of American Geographers. 14(1): 3-6.

Smithson, Elizabeth B. 1998. Movement patterns of fishes in two Ouachita
Highlands streams; a test of the restricted movement paradigm. Oxford,
MS University of Mississippi. 46 p. Master of Science dissertation.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Pardew, Mitzi G. 1998 Road crossing as barriers
to small-stream fish movement. Transactions of the Fisheries Society.
127(4): 637-644.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Burr, Brooks M. 1998. Threatened fishes of the
world: Notropis albizonatus. 1994 Enviromental Biology of Fishes. 51:
128 p.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.. (Smithsonian Article): To reproduce, mussels go
fishing. Smithsonian Magazine Jan. 1998 p. 64.

1999

Crump, B.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 1999. Diversity of aquatic insects.In:
Ozark-Ouachita Highlands Assessment, Aquatic Conditions Report 3 of 5.
GTR SRS-33.

Fiorillo, Riccardo A.; Thomas, Brent; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Taylor,
Christopher M.. 1999. Structure of the Helminth Assemblage of an endemic
madtom catfish(Noturus Lachneri.). In: The Southwestern Naturalist,
44(4):552-526..

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Shillingsford, Mahala. 1999.
Host fishes and host-attracting behavior of Lampsilis altilis and
Villosa vibex (Bivalvia: Uniionidae). American Midland Naturalist. 141:
147-157.

Haag, Wendell R..; Warrne, Melvin L., Jr. 1999. Mantle displays of
freshwater mussels elict attacks from fish.

Freshwater Biology. 42(1)35-40.

Johnston, Carol E.; Knight, Charles L. 1999. Life history traits of the
Bluenose Shiner, "Petronotropis welaka".Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae. In:
Copeia 99(1): 200-205.

Johnston, Carol E.; Smithson, Elizabeth. 1999 Retention of passive
integrated transponder (PIT) tags for individual identification of
warmwater stream fishes In: Southeastern Fishes Council Proceedings
38(99)4 pages.

Meier, Calvin E.; Stanturf, John A.; Gardiner, Emile S.; Hamel, Paul B.;
Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 1999. A quantitative assessment of the structure
and functions of a mature bottomland hardwood community: the Iatt Creek
ecosystem site. In: Paper prsented at the Tenth Biennial Southern
Silvicultural Research Conf., Shreveport, La.Feb.16-18, 1999.

Smithson, Elizabeth R.; Johnston, Carol E. 1999. Movement patterns of
stream fishes in a Ouachita Highlands stream; an examination of the
restricted movement paradigm. Transacions of the American Fisheries
Society. 128:847-853.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Clingenpeel, J. Alan. 1999. Aquatic habitats.
(Chapter 2: Status of aquatic resources). In: Ozark-Ouachita Highlands
assessment: aquatic conditions. Report 3 Gen. Tech. Rep. SRS-33.
Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Research Station: 176-180.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Hlass, Lisa. 1999. Diversity of fishes. (Chapter
2: Status of aquatic resources.) In:Ozark Ouachita Highlands assessment:
aquatic conditions. Report 3 of 5. Gen. Tch Rep. SRS-33. Asheville, NC:
U.S.

Forest Service, Southern Research Station: 100-115.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Robinson, Henry W.; Tinkle, Karen. 1999.
Diversity of crayfishes. (Chapter 2: Status of aquatic resources). In;
Ozark-Orachita Highlands assessment: aquatic conditions. Report 3 of
Gen. Tech. Rep. SRS-33, Asheville, NC: Department of Agriculture, U.S.
Forest Service, Southern Research Station: 132-139.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Tinkle, Karen,. 1999. Endangered, threatened,
and other aquatic species of special concern. (Chapter 2: Status of
aquatic resources). In: Ozark---Orachita Highlands assessment
conditions. Report 3 of 5. GTR- SRS-33. Asheville, NC, U.S. Department
of Agriclture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station: 153-155.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Haag, Wendell R.; Burr, Brooks M. 1999. Status
of the mussel resource in Little South Fork Cumberland River. Final
report. Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. Frankfort,
KY. 46 p

2000

Adams, Susan B.; Ross, Stephen T.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 2000.
Literature review, information needs assessment and research proposal
for gulf sturgeon, Alabama shad, and American eel: diadromous fishes of
USFS region 8. Final report. USDA, Forest Service, Wildlife, Fisheries,
Water, and Atmospheric Sciences Research. Washington, DC. 38p

Adams, Susan B.; Frissell, Christopher A.;Rieman, Bruce E.. 2000.
Movements of nonnative brook trout in relation to stream channel slope.
In: Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 129:638 2000.

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; 2000. Effects of light and
presence of fish on lure display and larval release behaviours in two
species of freshwater mussels. Animal Behaviour. 60: 879-886.

Holland, Majorie M.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Stanturf, John A. 2000.
Proceedings of a conference on sustainability of wetlands and water
resources: How well can riverine ntinue to support society into the
21^st^ century? 2000. Oxford, MS May 23-25, 2000.

Johnston, Carol E.; Smithson,Elizabeth B. 2000 Movement patterns of
stream-dewlling sunfishes: effects of pool size. In: Journal of
Freshwater Ecology 15(4) Dec. 2000.

Johnston, Carol E.; Johnson, Dawn L. Sound production during the
spawning season in cavity nesting darters of the subgenus Catonotus
(Percidae: Etheostoma) In: Copeia 2000 (2) 475-481.

Johnston, Carol E. Johnson, Dawn L. 2000 Sound production in Pimephales
notatus (Rafinesque) (Cyprinidae). In: Copeia, (2) 2000. pp567-5710.

Lonzarich, David G.; Warren, Melvin L. Jr.; Lonzarich, Mary E.. 2000.
Consequences of pool habitat isolation on stream fishes. (Paper).

Lonzarich, David G.; Lonzarich, Mary E.; Warren, Melvin L. Jr.;
2000..Using snorkeling to quantify fish assemblage structure in Arkansas
streams. (Paper)

Matthews, William J.; Miller-Lemke, Maria; Warren, Melvin L. Jr.; Cobb,
Donna; Stewart, Jeffery G.; Crump, Betty; and Gelwich Frances P. 2000.
Context-specific trophic and functional ecology of fishes of small
stream exosystems in the Ouachita National Forest. (Paper).

Musick, B.A.; Berkeley, S.A.; Cailliet, M. Camhi; Huntsman, G.; Nammack,
M.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 2000. Protection of marine fish stocks at
risk of extinction. In: Fisheries 25(3) 6-8.

Robinson, Henry W; Henderson, Gayle; Warren, Melvin L. Jr.; Rader, Janet
S. 2000. Computerization of the Arkansas fishes database . (Paper).

Taylor, Christopher M.; Williams, Lance R. Fiorillo, Riccardo A.;
Thomas, Rodney B. Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 2000. Fish assemblage structure
under variable environmental conditions in the Ouachita Mountains. (
Final Draft)

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Haag, Wendell R. Adams, Susan B. 2000. Fish
communities of lowland stream systems: forest linkages to diversity and
abundance. In: Center for Aquatic Technology Transfer. USDA Forest
Service. Forest Hydrology Laboratory, Oxford, MS.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Burr, Brooks M.; Walsh, Stephen J.; Bart, Henry
L., Jr.; et al. 2000. Diversity, distribution, and conservation status
of the native freshwater fishes of the southern United States. In:
Fisheries 25;(10) 8-29.

Warren, Melvin L., Jr.;Adams, Susie, Haag, Wendell; 2000. Research
summary---aquatic fauna. (Paper).

Williams, Lance Robin. 2000. The role of regional and local factors in
structuring Ouachita Mountain stream assemblages. A Dissertation , Dept.
Biological Sciences, Mississippi State University

2001

Adams, Susan B.; Frissell, Christopher A.; Rieman, Bruce E.. 2001
Geography of invasion in mountain streams: consequences of headwater
lake fish introductions. In: Ecosystems 2001: 296-3067.

Adams, Susan B.; Frissell, Christopher A. 2001. Thermal habitat use and
evidence of seasonal migration by Rocky Mountain tailed frogs, Ascaphus
montanus, in Montana. The Canadian Field-Naturalist. 115(2): 251-256

Burr,Brooks M.; Adams, Ginny L.; Krejca; Paul, Regina J.; Warren, Melvin
L., Jr. 2001. Troglomorphic sculpins of the Cottus carolinae species
group in Perry County, Missouri: distribution, external morphology, and
conservation status. In: Environmental Bioloby of Fishes 62: 279-296.
2001.

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L.,Jr. 2001. Report for U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service Endangered/Threatened Species subpermittee. Details
field work and data collection for 2000 on federally listed freshwater
mussels.

Authorization Number:SA-98-06

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr. 2001. Host fishes and
reproductive biology of freshwater mussels in the Buttahatchee River,
Mississippi. Final Report. Submitted to Mississippi Wildlife Heritage
2001 Research Program, Mississippi Museum of Natural History,
Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks. Jackson Ms. 41 p

Staten, J. Leanne; Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L. Jr.; Miller, Gary
L. 2001. Fecundity variables of six species of freshwater mussels.
Freshwater Mollusk Conservation Society 2nd symposium. 2001 March12-14.
Pittsburgh, Pa. (Abstract)

Taylor, Christopher M.; Warren, Melvin L. Jr.; 2001.. Dynamics in
species composition of stream fish assemblages: environmental
variability and nested subsets. In: Ecology 82(8), 2 320-2330

Warren,Melvin L., Jr. 2001. American aquarium fishes. Fisheries. 26(7):;
40-42.

2002

Adans Susan B.; Frissell, Christopher A. 2002. Changes in distribution
of non-native brook trout in an Idaho drainage over two decades. In:
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 131:561-568

Dunham, Jason B; Adams, Susan B.; et al. 2002 Alien invasions in aquatic
ecosystems: toward an understanding of brook trout invarions and
potential impacts on inland cutthroat trout in wetern North America. In:
Fish Biology and Fisheries 12:373-391. 2002.

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Wright, Keith; Shaffer, Larry.
2002. Occurrence of the rayed creekshell, anodontoides radiatus, in the
Mississippi River basin: implications for conservation and biogeography.
Southeastern Naturalist. 1(2 ): 169-178.

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Haag, Wendell R. 2002. Spatial, temporal, and taxonomic variation in
population dynamics and community structure of freshwater mussels.
University of Mississippi: Ph.D. Dissertation. 128 p.

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L.,Jr.; 2003. 2002 Report for U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service endangered/threatened species subpermittee
authorization number SA-95-06.

Nelson, Joseph S.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Starnes, Wayne;. 2002. A
capital case for common nmes of species of fishes---a white crappie
orWhite Crappie. In: Fisheries. July 2002, 31-34

.

Williams, Lance R.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.; Clingenpeel, Alan.
Large-scale effects of timber harvesting on stream systems in the
Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas, USA. In: Environmental Management. Vol.
29, No. 1, pp 76-87.

2003

Haag, Wendell R.; Staten, J.Leann. 2003. Variation in fecundity and
other reproductive traits in freshwater mussels. In: Freshwater Biology
(2003) 48, 2118-2130.

Haag, Wendell R.; Warren, Melvin L.., Jr. 2003. Host fishes and
infection stratgies of freshwater mussels in large Mobile Basin Streams,
USA. J.N. Am. Benthol Soc. 2003, 22(1):78-91.

Stanturf, John A.; Gardnier, Emile S.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.. 2003.
Achieving sustainable freshwater systems: A web of connections. Chapter
9. Restoring forested wetland Ecosystems. 193-220.

Williams, Lance R.; Taylor, Christopher M.; Warren, Melvin L., Jr.;
2003. Influence of fish predation on assemblage structure of
macroinvertebrates in an intermittent stream. Transactions of the
American Fisheries Society 132:120-130, 2003.

2004

Haag, W.R.; Staton, J.L. 2003. Variation in fecundity and other
reproductive traits in freshwater mussels. Freshwater Biology. 48(12):
2118-2130.

Haag, W.R.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2003. Collections and research for U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service endangered/threatened species subpermittee
authorization number [SA-98-06]{.underline} amendment 3. Annual report;
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Oxford, Mississippi: U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station. 2 plus
attachments p.

Haag, W.R.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2003. Changes in freshwater mussel
populations in Bankhead National Forest from 1993-2003. Final report;
Alabama National Forests. Oxford, Mississippi: U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station. 24 p.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Alabama heelsplitter, *Potamilus inflatus*. In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 102.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Southern clubshell, *Pleurobema decisum* (Lea). In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 100-101.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Alabama moccasinshell, *Medionidus acutissimus*. In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 98.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Alabama hickorynut, *Obovaria unicolor (*Lea). In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 99.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Alabama spike, *Elliptio arca (*Conrad*)*. In: Mirachi,
R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama wildlife,
volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa, Alabama:
University of Alabama Press. 44.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Black clubshell, *Pleurobema curtum*. In: Mirachi,
R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama wildlife,
volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa, Alabama:
University of Alabama Press. 29.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Coosa moccasinshell, *Medionidus parvulus* (Lea). In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 25.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Dark pigtoe, *Pleurobema furvum (*Conrad). In: Mirachi,
R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama wildlife,
volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa, Alabama:
University of Alabama Press. 72.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Finerayed pocketbook, *Lampsilis altilis* (Conrad*)*.
In: Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds.
Alabama wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 93-94.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Flat pigtoe, *Pleurobema marshalli* Frierson. In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 30.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Heavy pigtoe, *Pleurobema taitianum (*Lea). In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 80.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Orangenacre mucket, *Lampsilis perovalis (*Conrad*)*.
In: Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds.
Alabama wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 94-95.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Ovate clubshell, *Pleurobema perovatum (*Conrad). In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, Volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 75.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Rayed creekshell, *Anodontoides radiatus (*Conrad). In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 91.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Southern acornshell, *Epioblasma othcaloogensis
(*Lea*)*. In: Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E.
eds. Alabama wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 22.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Southern combshell, *Epioblasma penita (*Conrad*)*. In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 51.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Southern pigtoe, *Pleurobema georgianum (*Lea). In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 73.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Triangular pigtoe, *Ptychobranchus greenii (*Conrad*)*.
In: Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds.
Alabama wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 82.

Haag, W.R. 2004. Upland combshell, *Epioblasma metastriata (*Conrad).
In: Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds.
Alabama wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 20.

Haag, W.R.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Population dynamics and demography
of freshwater mussels: application of population models and population
viability analysis. Final report; National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
Oxford, Mississippi: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Southern Research Station. 43 p.

Haag, W.R.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Species richness and total
population size of freshwater mussels in Horse Lick Creek, Kentucky in
2003. Final report; United States Fish and Wildlife Service. Oxford,
Mississippi: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Research Station. 43 p.

Hill, B.H.; McCormick, F.H. 2004. Nutrient uptake and community
metabolism in streams draining harvested and old-growth watersheds: a
preliminary assessment. Guldin, J.M. tech. comp. SRS-74. Asheville, NC:
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research
Station: 214-220.

Lonzarich, D.G.; Lonzarich, M.E.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Using
snorkeling to quantify fish assemblage structure in Arkansas streams.
Guldin, J.M. tech. comp. SRS-74. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station: 253-256.

Lonzarich, D.G.; Warren, M.L., Jr.; Lonzarich, M.E. 2004. Consequences
of pool habitat isolation on fishes. Guldin, J.M. tech. comp. SRS-74.
Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern
Research Station: 246-252.

Matthews, W.J.; Miller-Lemke, A.M.; Warren, M.L., Jr.; \[and others\]
2004. Context-specific trophic and functional ecology of fishes of small
stream ecosystems in the Ouachita National Forest. Guldin, J.M. tech.
comp. SRS-74. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Research Station: 221-230.

Robison, H.W.; Henderson, L.G.; Warren, M.L., Jr.; Rader, J.S. 2004.
Computerization of the Arkansas fishes database. Guldin, J.M. tech.
comp. SRS-74. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Research Station: 257-264.

Stiles, R.A.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Pygmy Sculpin, *Cottus paulus*
Williams. In: Mirachi, R.E.; Bailey, M.A.; Garner, J.T.; \[and others\].
Alabama wildlife, volume 4, conservation and management recommendations
for imperiled wildlife. Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama
Press. 132.

Stiles, R.A.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Pygmy Sculpin, *Cottus paulus*
Williams. In: Mirarchi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mette, M.F.S.; O\'Neil, P.E.
Alabama wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes.
Tuscaloosa, AL: University of Alabama Press. 182-183.

Strayer, D.L.; Downing, J.A.; Haag, W.R.; \[and others\] 2004. Changing
perspectives on pearly mussels, North America\'s most imperiled animals.
BioScience. 54(5): 429-439.

Taylor, C.M.; Williams, L.R.; Fiorillo, R.A.; \[and others\] 2004. Fish
assemblage structure under variable environmental conditions in the
Ouachita Mountains. Guldin, J.M. tech. comp. SRS-74. Asheville, NC: U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station:
239-245.

Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Trispot darter, *Etheostoma trisella* Bailey and
Richards. In: Mirarchi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mette, M.F.S.; O\'Neil, P.E.
eds. Alabama wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 173.

Warren, M.L., Jr.; Haag, W.R.; Adams, S.B.; Sheldon, A.L. 2004.
Population size estimates and distribution of freshwater mussels in
Shoal Creek, Talladega National Forest, Alabama. Final report; U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Region. Oxford, MS:
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research
Station. 42 p.

Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Trispot Darter, *Etheostoma trisella* Bailey and
Richards. In: Mirachi, R.E.; Bailey, M.A.; Garner, J.T.; \[and others\].
eds. Alabama wildlife, volume 4, conservation and management
recommendations for imperiled wildlife. Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University
of Alabama Press. 129.

Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Brindled Madtom, *Noturus miurus* Jordan. In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.S.; O\'Neil, P.E. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 219-220.

Warren, M.L., Jr.; Haag, W.R.; Commens, A.M. 2004. Observations of
watersnake (*Nerodia*, Colubridae) predation on darters (Percidae).
Southeastern Fishes Council Proceedings. 47: 1-3.

Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Spring Pygmy Sunfish, *Elassoma alabamae*
Mayden. In: Mirachi, R.E.; Garner, J.T.; Mettee, M.F.S.; O\'Neill, P.E.
eds. Alabama wildlife, volume 2, imperiled aquatic mollusks and fishes.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press. 184-185.

Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Brindled Madtom, *Noturus miurus* Jordan. In:
Mirachi, R.E.; Bailey, M.A.; Garner, J.T.; \[and others\]. eds. Alabama
wildlife, volume 4, conservation and management recommendations for
imperiled wildlife. Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press.
141.

Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004. Spring Pygmy Sunfish, *Elassoma alabamae*
Mayden. In: Mirachi, R.E.; Bailey, M.A.; Garner, J.T.; \[and others\].
eds. Alabama wildlife, volume 4, conservation and management
recommendations for imperiled wildlife. Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University
of Alabama Press. 132-133.

Williams, L.R.; Taylor, C.M.; Warren, M.L., Jr.; Clingenpeel, J.A. 2003.
Environmental variability, historical contingency, and the structure of
regional fish and macroinvertebrate faunas in Ouachita Mountain stream
systems. Environmental Biology of Fishes. 67: 203-216.

Williams, L.R.; Taylor, C.M.; Warren, M.L., Jr.; Clingenpeel, J.A. 2004.
The role of regional factors in structuring Ouachita Mountain stream
assemblages. Guldin, J.M. tech. comp. SRS-74. Asheville, NC: U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station:
231-238.

Williams, L.R.; Warren, M.L., Jr.; Adams, S.B.; \[and others\] 2004.
Basin visual estimation technique (BVET) and representative reach
approaches to stream surveys: methodological limitations and future
directions. Fisheries. 29(8): 12-22.