Forests in time. The environmental consequences of 1000 years of change in New England

By G. Wynn. 2005

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Effects of structural complexity enhancement on eastern red-backed salamander (Plethodon cinereus) populations in northern hardwood forests (2006, background): “, 1999) and because 19th century land-use practices decreased late-successional/old-growth forests by two orders of magnitude or more compared to pre-European settlement levels (Lorimer, 2001; Foster and Aber, 2004).”
The Biology and Natural History of Aphaenogaster rudis (2012, background): “These secondary forests are part of a New England landscape with a well-documented history [15].”
IMPROVING THE PRECISION OF ESTIMATES OF THE FREQUENCY OF RARE EVENTS (2005, background): “1114 S pe c ia l Fe at u r e Key words: aggregation; Bayesian inference, coefficient of variation; estimators; precision; rare events; regression; sampling, stratification.”
Late-summer carbon fluxes from Canadian forests and peatlands along an east-west continental transect (2006, background): “4) reinforces the idea that understanding and quantifying the disturbance history at local, regional, and continental scales is key to quantifying the terrestrial C budget and its sensitivity to climate change (e.g., Foster and Aber 2004; Wofsy 2004).”