**Center for Bottomland Hardwoods Research**

**Publications List for 2005 Research Attainment Report**

Adams, S.B. 2004. Final mentor report: AFS Hutton Junior Fisheries
Biology Program. Final report; Oxford, Mississippi: U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service. 4 p.

Adams, S.B. 2005. Crayfish Sampling on the Whaley Tract. Final Report;
Oxford, Mississippi: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 2
p.

Adams, S.B.; Haag, W.R.; Hamel, P.B.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2004.
Conservation of diverse terrestrial and aquatic animal communities in
the rapidly changing southern landscape \[Poster\]. Southern Research
Station, All Scientists Meeting, Atlanta GA. Oxford, Mississippi:

Adams, S.B.; Schmetterling, D.A.; Young, M.K. 2005. Instream movements
by boreal toads (*Bufo boreas boreas*). Herpetological Review. 36(1):
27-33.

Adams, S.B.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2005. Recolonization by warmwater fishes
and crayfishes after severe drought in upper Coastal Plain hill streams.
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 134: 1173-1192.

Adams, S.B.; Warren, M.L., Jr.; Haag, W.R. 2004. Spatial and temporal
patterns in fish assemblages of upper coastal plain streams,
Mississippi, USA., Hydrobiologia. 528: 45-61.

Baldy, J.; Ozdenerol, E.; Urbano, L.; \[and others\] 2005. Determination
of the climate preferences of the cerulean warbler by using gis and
spatial filtering technique \[Poster\]. Determination of the climate
preferences of the cerulean warbler by using gis and spatial filtering
technique. Tennessee Geographic Information Council, 2005 Annual
Conference. Franklin, TN: Tennessee Geographic Information Council:

Baldy, J.; Ozdenerol, E.; Urbano, L.; \[and others\] 2005. Breeding
climate preferences of the cerulean warbler determined by spatial
filtering of breeding bird survey data \[Poster\]. Breeding climate
preferences of the cerulean warbler determined by spatial filtering of
breeding bird survey data. Joint meeting of the Wilson Ornithological
Society and the Association of Field Ornithologists. Beltsville, MD:
Wilson Ornithological Society and the Association of Field
Ornithologists:

Barton, C.D.; De Steven, D.; Kilgo, J.C. 2004. Mitigation bank promotes
research on restoring coastal plain depression wetlands. Ecological
Restoration. 22(4): 291-292.

Baskin, C.C.; Hawkins, T.S.; Baskin, J.M. 2004. Ecological life cycle of
*Chaerophyllum procumbens* variety *shortii* (Apiaceae), a winter annual
of the North American Eastern Deciduous Forest. Journal of the Torrey
Botanical Society. 13(2): 126-139.

Burkhead, N.M.; Jelks, H.L.; Walsh, S.J.; \[and others\] 2005. Revision
of the American Fisheries Society list of imperiled freshwater and
diadromous fishes of North America. \[Poster\]. Abstract CD (poster),
2005 Joint Meeting of American Society of Ichthyologists and
Herpetologists. - Tampa, Florida: American Society of Ichthyologists and
Herpetologists:

Chambers, J.L.; Conner, W.H.; Day, J.W., Jr.; \[and others\] 2005.
Conservation, protection and utilization of Louisiana\'s coastal wetland
forests. Final report; Governor of Louisiana. Baton Rouge, LA: Science
Working Group on Coastal Wetland Forest Conservation and Use 102 p.

Connor, K.F.; Lindstrom, G.M.; Donahoo, J.; \[and others\] 2005.
Maturation and chemical composition of *Lindera melissifolia* \[Walt.\]
seeds \[Abstract\]. In: Innes, J.L.; Edwards, I.K.; Wilford, D.J.
Forests in the balance: linking tradition and technology: XXII IUFRO
World Congress. Forests in the balance: linking tradition and
technology. \--Volume 7(5). Brisbane, Queensland, Australia:
Commonwealth Forestry Association: 286

De Steven, D.; Sharitz, R.R. 2005. Does planting key wetland species
facilitate vegetation recovery in restored Southeastern depression
wetlands? \[Abstract\]. In: Final Program and Abstracts, Society of
Wetland Scientists 26th Annual Meeting. Charleston, SC: 66

Devall, M. 2005. Dendroecological history of an old growth bottomland
hardwood forest in southeastern Arkansas. The Association of American
Geographers 2005 Annual Meeting Abstracts. - Washington, D.C.: The
Association of American Geographer: 121.

Devall, M.S. 2004. Dendroecology of cypress (*Taxodium distichum*) and
swamp tupelo (*Nyssa aquatica*) in a Louisiana wetland \[Abstract\]. In:
International symposium on wood sciences proceedings. International
symposium on wood sciences proceedings. Montpellier, France: CIRAD: 16

Devall, M.S. 2005. Silviculture of rare, threatened and endangered tree
species in the U.S.A. \[Abstract\]. In: Innes, J.L.; Edwards, I.K.;
Wilford, D.J. The intermational forestry review: forests in the balance:
linking tradition and technology: XXII IUFRO world congress, 8-13 August
2005. The intermational forestry review. Brisbane, Australia:
Commonwealth Forestry Association: 286-287

Devall, M.S.; Reams, G.A. 2005. Increased productivity of old-growth
baldcypress (*Taxodium distichum* ) in the southern United States
\[Abstract\]. In: Innes, J.L.; Edwards, I.K.; Wilford, D.J. The
international forestry review: forests in the balance: linking tradition
and technology: XXII IUFRO world congress, 8-13 August 2005. The
international forestry review: forests in the balance: linking tradition
and technology. \-- Brisbane, Australia: Commonwealth Foresetry
Association: 74

Devall, M.S.; Schiff, N.M.; Skojac, S.A. 2005. Conservation of an
endangered shrub in the southeastern United States \[Abstract\]. In:
XVII international botanical congress - abstracts. XVII international
botanical congress - abstracts. Vienna, Austria: international botanical
congress: 600

Devall, M.S.; Thien, L.B.; Ellgaard, E.; Flowers, G. 2005. Lead
transport into Bayou Trepagnier wetlands in Louisiana \[Abstract\]. In:
Innes, J.L.; Edwards, J.W.; Wilford, D.J. The international forestry
review: forests in the balance: linking tradition and technology: XXII
IUFRO world congress, 8-13 August 2005. The international forestry
review. Brisbane, Australia: Commonwealth Forestry Association: 239

Gardiner, E.S. 2004. Establishment of black willow (*Salix nigra*
Marsh.) for restoration of bottomland hardwood forests in the Lower
Mississippi Alluvial Valley, USA \[Abstract\]. In: 22nd Session of the
International Poplar Commission: The contributions of poplars and
willows to sustainable forestry and rural development. 22nd Session of
the International Poplar Commission. \-- Rome, Italy: FAO, Forest
Resources Division: 147

Gardiner, E.S. 2005. Developing a research and demonstration project
initiated by managers: the Sharkey Restoration Site \[Abstract\]. In:
Innes, J.L.; Edwards, I.K.; Wilford, D.J. Forests in the balance:
linking tradition and technology, XXII IUFRO World Conference. 7(5).
Brisbane, Australia: Commonwealth Forestry Association: 363

Gardiner, E.S.; Oliver, J.M. 2005. Restoration of bottomland hardwood
forests in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley, U.S.A. In: Stanturf,
J.A.; Madsen, P. Restoration of Boreal and Temperate Forests. \-- Boca
Raton, FL: CRC Press. 235 - 251.

Gardiner, E.S.; Stanturf, J.A.; Hamel, P.B.; Leininger, T.D. 2004. Early
stand development, carbon sequestration and wildlife use under
conventional versus intensive afforestation practices in the Lower
Mississippi Alluvial Valley \[Abstract\]. In: 22nd Session of the
International Poplar Commission: The contributions of poplars and
willows to sustainable forestry and rural development. Rome, Italy: FAO,
Forest Resources Division: 96

Gardiner, E.S.; Stanturf, J.A.; Schweitzer, C.J. 2004. An afforestation
system for restoring bottomland hardwood forests: biomass accumulation
of Nuttall oak seedlings interplanted beneath eastern cottonwood.
Restoration Ecology. 12(4): 525-532.

Hamel, P.B. 2003. SRS RWU 4155 wildlife research: team 3 problem area -
stream and wildlife research. \[Poster\]. SRS RWU 4155 wildlife
research: team 3 problem area - stream and wildlife research. Presented
to USDA Forest Service Research, wildlife research meeting. Albuquerque,
NM.: USDA Forest Service Research, Wildlife Research Meeting:

Hamel, P.B. 2004. Delta Wildlife aids Forest Service scientists with
afforestation experiment. Delta Wildlife. 12(2): 22-24.

Hamel, P.B.; Smith, C.G.I. 2005. Measurement of foliage profiles for
canopy dwelling birds \[Poster\]. Measurement of foliage profiles for
canopy dwelling birds. Southeastern Management Working Group, Partners
in Flight. McAllen, Texas: Southeastern Management Working Group,
Partners in Flight:

Hamel, P.B.; Twedt, D.J.; Woodrey Mark, S. 2005. Comparison ofwinter
bird population study and project prairie birds surveys of winter birds
in grasslands \[Poster\]. Comparison of winter bird population study and
project prairie birds surveys of winter birds in grasslands.
Southeastern Management Working Group, Partners in Flight. McAllen,
Texas: Southeastern Management Working Group, Partners in Flight:

Hawkins, T.S.; Baskin, J.M.; Baskin, C.C. 2005. Life cycles and biomass
allocation in seed- and ramet-derived plants of Cryptotaenia canadensis
(Apiaceae), a monocarpic species of eastern North America. Canadian
Journal of Botany. 83: 518-528.

Hazler, K.R.; Drumtra, D.E.W.; Marshall, M.R.; \[and others\] 2004.
Common, but commonly overlooked: Red-bellied Woodpeckers as songbird
nest predators. Southeastern Naturalist. 3(3): 467-474.

Hill, B.F.; McCormick, F.H.; Harvey, B.C.; \[and others\] 2005. An
interregional comparison of channel structure, transient storage and
riparian canopy with community metabolism in streams draining early,
mid- and late successional watersheds. (Poster) \[Poster\]. Annual
meeting North American Benthological Society. - New Orleans, Louisiana:
North American Benthological Society:

Karr, J.R.; Adams, S.B.; Fore, L.S. 2005. Recommendations for data
management, synthesis of knowledge, and future research under the
Whirling Disease Initiative. Final report; The Whirling Disease
Initiative, Montana Water Center. Bozeman, MT: The Whirling Disease
Initiative. 37 p.

Keeland, B.D.; McCoy, J.W.; Wharton, K.L. 2005. Planted oaks and natural
invasion in bottomland hardwood forests of the lower Mississippi
alluvial valley \[Abstract\]. In: Ninth workshop on seedling physiology
and growth problems in oak plantings. NC\--262. St. Paul, MN: U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, North Central Research
Station: 8

Leininger, T.D. 2005. Delta Experimental Forest (Mississippi). Adams,
M.B.; Loughry, L.; Plaugher, L. Experimental forests and ranges of the
USDA Forest Service. NE-321. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Northeastern Research Station: 148-149.

Leininger, T.D.; Reams, G.A. 2005. Healthy forests in the South:
challenges in the 21st Century. Rauscher, H.M.; Johnsen, K.H. Southern
forest science: past, present, and future. SRS-75. Asheville, NC: U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station:
119-122.

Lockhart, B.R.; DeMatteis, J.D.; Harris, L.; Ezell, A.W.c. 2005.
Mississippi hardwood notes \[CD-ROM\]. Jackson, Mississippi: Mississippi
Forestry Commission.

Lockhart, B.R.; Gardiner, E.S.; Leininger, T.D.; \[and others\] 2005.
Linking stakeholder research needs and the Federal Data Quality Act: a
case study of an endangered forest shrub in the southern United States
\[Abstract\]. In: Innes, J.L.; Edwards, I.K.; Wilford, D.J. Forests in
the Balance: Linking Tradition and Technology, XXII IUFRO World
Congress. 7(5). Brisbane, Australia: Commonwealth Forestry Association:
160

Lockhart, B.R.; Gardiner, E.S.; Leininger, T.D.; Stanturf, J. 2005.
Mixed-species plantation prescriptions for the Lower Mississippi
Alluvial Valley, U.S.A. \[Abstract\]. In: Improving Productivity in
Mixed-Species Plantations. Ballina, New South Wales, Australia: Southern
Cross University: 15

Lockhart, B.R.; Meadows, J.S.; Hodges, J.D. 2005. Stand development
patterns in southern bottomland hardwoods: management considerations and
research needs. In: Fredrickson, L.H.; King, S.L.; Kaminiski, R.M.
Ecology and Management of Bottomland Hardwood Systems: The State of Our
Understanding. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Printing. 439-448.

Lockhart, B.R.; Meadows, J.S.; Portwood, C.J. 2005. Southern Hardwood
Forestry Group still strong after 50 years. Delta Wildlife. 13(Spring):
5-6.

Love, J.W.; Taylor, C.M.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2005. Predator density and
dissolved oxygen affect body condition of *Stenonema* *tripunctatum*
(Ephemeroptera, Heptgeniidae) from intermittent streams. Hydrobiologia.
543: 113-118.

McGregor, S.W.; Haag, W.R. 2004. Freshwater mussels (Bivalvia:
Unionidae) and habitat conditions in the upper Tombigbee River system,
Alabama and Mississippi, 1993-2001. Completion report; Bulletin 176.
Geological Survey of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, AL: Geological Survey of
Alabama. 75 p.

Meadows, J.S.; Goelz, J.C.G. 2005. The role of thinning in management of
southern bottomland hardwood forests. In: Fredrickson, L.H.; King, S.L.;
Kaminski, R.M. Ecology and management of bottomland hardwood systems:
the state of our understanding. 10. Puxico, MO: University of
Missouri-Columbia, Gaylord Memorial Laboratory. 449-457.

Meier, C.E.; Stanturf, J.A. 2004. Litterfall transfers of a mature
hardwood forest in a minor alluvial floodplain: relationships to soil
and stand parameters \[Abstract\]. In: Science to secure food and the
environment: 2004 American society of agronomy international meeting.
Science to secure food and the environment. \-- Madison, WI:
ASA-CSSA-SSSA Headquarters: 367

Nebeker, T.E.; Leininger, T.D.; Meadows, J.S.; Warriner, M.D. 2005.
Thinning southern bottomland hardwood stands: insect and disease
considerations. Fredrickson, L.H.; King, S.L.; Kaminski, R.M. Ecology
and management of bottomland hardwood systems: the state of our
understanding. - Puxico, MO: University of Missouri-Columbia: 467-477.

Oliver, C.D.; Burkhardt, E.C.; Skojac, D.A. 2005. The increasing
scarcity of red oaks in Mississippi River floodplain forests: influence
of the residual overstory. Forest Ecology and Management. 210: 393-414.

Peacock, E.; Haag, W.R.; Warren, M.L., Jr. 2005. Prehistoric decline in
freshwater mussels coincident with the advent of maize agriculture.,
Conservation Biology. 19(2): 547-551.

Schiff, N.; Leininger, T.D.; Corbin, K. 2004. *Homalodisa coagulata* can
vector sycamore bacterial leaf scorch disease \[Poster\]. The 52nd
annual meeting of the Entomological Society of America. Salt Lake City,
Utah: 125.

Schmetterling, D.A.; Adams, S.B. 2004. Summer movements within the fish
community of a small montane stream. North American Journal of Fisheries
Management. 24: 1163-1172.

Smith, C.; Hamel, P.B. 2005. Bird banding at the Great Delta Bear
Affair. Mississippi Ornithological Society Newsletter. 50(1): 6-7.

Stroh, C.L.; De Steven, D.; Guntenspergen, G.R. 2005. Effect of drought
cycles on long-term vegetation dynamics in Carolina bay wetlands
\[Abstract\]. In: The Ecological Society of America 90th annual meeting.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada: 616

Veit, M.L.; Robertson, R.J.; Hamel, P.B.; Friesen, V.L. 2005. Population
genetic structure and disperal across a fragmented landscape in cerulean
warbler *Dendroica cerulea*. Conservation Genetics. 6: 159-174.

Warren, M.L., Jr.; Haag, W.R. 2005. Spatio-temporal patterns of the
decline of freshwater mussels in the Little South Fork Cumberland River,
USA. Biodiversity and Conservation. 14: 1383-1400.

Wharton, K.L.; Walls, S.C. 2005. Economical frogloggers with user
defined features \[Poster\]. 2005 joint meeting of ichthyologists and
herpetologists. - Manhattan, KS Kansas State University:

Wilson, A.D. 2005. Recent advances in the control of oak wilt in the
United States. Plant Pathology Journal. 4(2): 177-191.

Wilson, A.D. 2005. Development of a new rapid dicofol-fumigation method
for the control of mycophagous mites in fungal cultures \[Abstract\].
In: 2005 APS annual meeting. Austin, TX: Phytopathology: S112

Wilson, A.D.; Leininger, T.D.; Otrosina, W.J.; \[and others\] 2005. The
impact and control of major southern forest diseases. Rauscher, H.M.;
Johnsen, K.H. Southern forest science: past, present, and future. Gen.
Tech. Rep-SRS-75. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Southern Research Station: 161-178.

Wilson, A.D.; Lester, D.G.; Oberle, C. 2005. Application of conductive
polymer analysis for wood and woody plant identifications. Forest
Ecology and Management. 209: 207-224.

Wilson, A.D.; Schiff, N.M.; Leininger, T.D.; \[and others\] 2005. Black
twig borer exacerbates damage caused by Botryosphaeria stem canker and
dieback of pondberry in the Delta National Forest of Mississippi
\[Abstract\]. In: 2005 APS annual meeting. Austin, TX: Phytopathology:
S112

Wilson, R.; Hamel, P.B.; Twedt, D.J.; Cooper, R.J. 2005. A revised bird
point count protocol for the Southeast Management Working Group,
Partners In Flight \[Poster\]. A revised bird point count protocol for
the Southeast Management Working Group, Partners In Flight. Southeastern
Management Working Group, Partners in Flight. McAllen, Texas:
Southeastern Management Working Group, Partners in Flight: