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ID	Research Data Set Title	Type	Category	Year
1012	Gradient throughfall (thrufall) collection.	1992	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1052	Soil water chemistry (lysimeters) on the terrestrial gradient project.	1993	Wayne Swank Brian Kloeppel	USDA Forest Service University of Georgia
1078	Summary of lysimeter ion concentrations at Coweeta Watershed One.	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1079	Bulk throughfall at Coweeta White Pine - Watershed One.	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1080	Bulk stemflow at Coweeta Hardwoods - Watershed Two.	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1081	Bulk throughfall at Coweeta Hardwoods - Watershed Two.	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1082	Bulk stemflow at Coweeta White Pine - Watershed One.	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
3033	Watershed 18 daily stream discharge.	1936	Wayne Swank James Vose	USDA Forest Service
3034	Watershed 27 daily stream discharge.	1936	Wayne Swank James Vose	USDA Forest Service

243 Publications found, listed below. Back to Top View entire Publications Catalog.

ID	Publication Title	Year	Author
457	Conversion of hardwood-covered watersheds to white pine reduces water yield.	1968	Swank, W.T., and N.H. Miner
458	The influence of rainfall interception on streamflow.	1968	Swank, W.T.
456	Reduction of streamflow increases following regrowth of clearcut hardwood forests.	1970	Swank, W.T., and J.D. Helvey
525	A comparison of several statistical models in forest biomass and surface area estimation.	1971	Schreuder, H.T., and W.T. Swank
454	Soils and water.	1972	Swank, W.T.
455	Interception loss in loblolly pine stands of the South Carolina Piedmont.	1972	Swank, W.T., N.B. Goebel, and J.D. Helvey
1045	Streamflow modification through management of eastern forests.	1972	Douglass, J.E., and W.T. Swank
1142	Analysis of ecosystems in the Eastern Deciduous Forest Biome -U.S. International Biological Program.	1972	Burgess, R.L., and W.T. Swank
453	Temporal changes in biomass, surface area and net production for a Pinus strobus L. forest.	1973	Swank, W.T., and H.T. Schreuder
524	Statistical considerations in sampling biomass and surface area over time for a Pinus strobus L. forest.	1973	Schreuder, H.T., and W.T. Swank
760	Studies on cation budgets in the southern Appalachians on four experimental watersheds with contrasting vegetation.	1973	Johnson, P.L., and W.T. Swank
451	Comparison of three methods of estimating surface area and biomass for a forest of young eastern white pine.	1974	Swank, W.T., and H.T. Schreuder
452	Streamflow greatly reduced by coverting deciduous hardwood stands to pine	1974	Swank, W.T., and J.E. Douglass
523	Coniferous stands characterized with the Weibull distribution	1974	Schreuder, H.T., and W.T. Swank
966	An optical planimeter for leaf area determination.	1974	Gist, C.S., and W.T. Swank
371	The relationship between nitrate concentration in the Southern Appalachian mountain streams and terrestrial nitrifiers.	1975	Todd, R.L., W.T. Swank, J.E. Douglass, P.C. Kerr, D.L. Brockway, and C.D. Monk
410	Simulation of evapotranspiration and drainage from mature and clear-cut deciduous forests and young pine plantation.	1975	Swift, L.W. Jr., W.T. Swank, J.B. Mankin, R.J. Luxmoore, and R.A. Goldstein
450	Nutrient flux in undisturbed and manipulated forest ecosystems in the southern Appalachian Mountains.	1975	Swank, W.T., and J.E. Douglass
646	A model of water content and evaporation for hardwood leaf litter.	1975	Moore, A., and W.T. Swank
2123	Resource partitioning in leaf-litter faunas from hardwood and hardwood-converted-to-pine forests.	1975	Cornaby, B.W., C.S. Gist, and D.A. Crossley Jr.
1040	Effects of management practices on water quality and quantity: Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory, North Carolina.	1975	Douglass, J.E., and W.T. Swank
1060	Summary of municipal watershed management surveys in the Eastern United States.	1975	Dissmeyer, G.E., E.S. Corbett, and W.T. Swank
2200	Nutrient recycling and the stability of ecosystems: Implications for forest management in the southeastern U.S.	1975	Waide, J.B., and W.T. Swank
2201	Acid deposition--Outflow relationships for forested watersheds at Coweeta.	1975	Waide, J.B., and W.T. Swank
449	Atmospheric input of some cations and anions to forest ecosystems in North Carolina and Tennessee.	1976	Swank, W.T., and G.S. Henderson
1036	Multiple use in southern Appalachian hardwoods - a ten-year case history.	1976	Douglass, J.E., and W.T. Swank
1059	Municipal watershed management survey.	1976	Dissmeyer, G.E., and W.T. Swank
322	Simulation of potential effects of forest utilization on the nitrogen cycle in different southeastern ecosystems.	1977	Waide, J.B., and W.T. Swank
448	Nutrient budgets for undisturbed and manipulated hardwood forest ecosystems in the mountains of North Carolina.	1977	Swank, W.T., and J.E. Douglass
655	An overview of nutrient cycling research at Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory.	1977	Monk, C.D., D.A. Crossley Jr., R.L. Todd, W.T. Swank, J.B. Waide, and J.R. Webster
677	Fluctuations in naturally occurring populations of enteric bacteria in oligotrophic streams of western North Carolina.	1977	McSwain, M.R., and W.T. Swank
447	Ecosystem studies program. National Science Foundation Program Report 2(4).	1978	Swank, W.T.
819	Element cycles and water budget analysis applied to forest management in the Eastern United States.	1978	Huff, D.D., W.T. Swank, C.A. Troendle, G.S. Henderson, J.B. Waide, and T. Haynes
874	Nutrient budgets of Appalachian and Cascade region watersheds: a comparison.	1978	Henderson, G.S., W.T. Swank, J.B. Waide, and C.C. Grier
290	Water relations and hydrologic cycles.	1980	Waring, R.H., J.J. Rogers, and W.T. Swank
446	Interpretation of nutrient cycling research in a management context: evaluating potential effects of alternative management strategies on site productivity.	1980	Swank, W.T., and J.B. Waide
477	Impacts of timber harvest and regeneration systems on stream flow and soils in the eastern deciduous region.	1980	Stone, E.L., W.T. Swank, and J.W. Hornbeck
759	Regional patterns of soil sulfate accumulation: relevance to ecosystem sulfur budgets.	1980	Johnson, D.W., J.W. Hornbeck, J.M. Kelly, W.T. Swank, and D.E. Todd
873	Impacts of sulfur deposition on the quality of water from forested watersheds.	1980	Henderson, G.S., W.T. Swank, and J.W. Hornbeck
407	Long term responses of streamflow following clearcutting and regrowth.	1981	Swift, L.W. Jr., and W.T. Swank
444	Models in forest hydrology, an overview.	1981	Swank, W.T.
445	Insect defoliation enhances nitrate export from forest ecosytems.	1981	Swank, W.T., J.B. Waide, D.A. Crossley Jr., and R.L. Todd
1159	Early regeneration of a clear-cut Southern Appalachian forest.	1981	Boring, L.R., C.D. Monk, and W.T. Swank
440	Changes in water yield and storm hydrographs following commercial clearcutting on a Southern Appalachian catchment.	1982	Swank, W.T., J.E. Douglass, and G.B. Cunningham
441	Nitrate depletion in a second-order mountain stream.	1982	Swank, W.T., and W.H. Caskey
442	Studi di ecologia e idrologia forestali.	1982	Swank, W.T.
443	Review of biogeochemical cycling of mineral-forming elements: studies in environmental science; vol. 3.	1982	Swank, W.T.
506	Some ecosystem responses to European wild boar rooting in a deciduous forest.	1982	Singer, F.J., W.T. Swank, and E.E.C. Clebsch
597	Tree species response to clear cutting a Southern Appalachian watershed.	1982	Parker, G.R., and W.T. Swank
1000	Metabolic fate of inorganic sulfate in soil samples from undisturbed and managed forest ecosystems.	1982	Fitzgerald, J.W., T C. Strickland, and W.T. Swank
270	Stability of stream ecosystems.	1983	Webster, J.R., M. Gurtz, J. Hains, J. Meyer, W. Swank, J. Waide, and J. Wallace
361	Forest managment practices and the nutrient status of a loblolly pine plantation.	1983	Van Lear, D.H., W.T. Swank, J.E. Douglass, and J.B. Waide
998	Formation of organic sulfur in forest soils: a biologically mediated process.	1983	Fitzgerald, J.W., J.T. Ash, T.C. Strickland, and W.T. Swank
2138	Effects of acid precipitation on nutrient cycling in terrestrial ecosystems of southern Appalachian and Piedmont watersheds (Task Force project T-20).	1983	Douglass, J.E., and W.T. Swank
436	Transformations of sulfur in forest floor and soil of a forest ecosystem.	1984	Swank, W.T., J.W. Fitzgerald, and T.C. Strickland
437	Microbial transformation of sulfate in forest soils.	1984	Swank, W.T., J.W. Fitzgerald, and J.T. Ash
438	Atmospheric contributions to forest nutrient cycling.	1984	Swank, W.T.
439	Dynamics of water chemistry in hardwood and pine ecosystems.	1984	Swank, W.T., and W.T.S. Swank
471	Mobilization of recently formed forest soil organic sulfur.	1984	Strickland, T.C., J.W. Fitzgerald, and W.T. Swank
505	Effects of wild pig rooting in a deciduous forest.	1984	Singer, F.J., W.T. Swank, and E.E.C. Clebsch
976	Annotated bibliography of publications on watershed management and ecological studies at Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory, 1934-1984.	1984	Gaskin, J.W., J.E. Douglass, and W.T. Swank
997	Availability of carbon-bonded sulfur for mineralization in forest soils.	1984	Fitzgerald, J.W., T.L. Andrew, and W.T. Swank
1156	The role of black locust (Robinia pseudo-acacia) in forest succession.	1984	Boring, L., and W. Swank
1157	Symbiotic nitrogen fixation in regenerating black locust (Robinia pseudo-acacia L.) stands.	1984	Boring, L.R., and W.T. Swank
266	Within-stream factors affecting nutrient transport from forested and logged watersheds.	1985	Webster, J.R., and W.T. Swank
267	Stream research at Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory.	1985	Webster, J.R., and W.T. Swank
720	Forest development after successive clearcuts in the Southern Appalachians--part 1.	1985	Leopold, D.J., G.R. Parker, and W.T. Swank
757	A comparative evaluation of the effects of acid precipitation, natural acid production, and harvesting on cation removal from forests.	1985	Johnson, D., J. Kelly, W. Swank, D. Cole, J. Hornbeck, R. Pierce, and D. Van Lear
818	Modeling changes in forest evapotranspiration.	1985	Huff, D.D., and W.T. Swank
2193	Effects of commercial clearcutting on nutrient losses in Appalachain forests.	1985	Swank, W.T.
433	Biological control of solute losses from forest ecosystems.	1986	Swank, W.T.
434	Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory background and synthesis.	1986	Swank, W.T., and D.A. Crossley Jr.
435	Within-tree distribution of woody biomass and nutrients for selected hardwood species.	1986	Swank, W.T., and B.C. Reynolds
467	In situ mobilization of 35S-labelled organic sulphur in litter and soil from a hardwood forest.	1986	Strickland, T.C., J.W. Fitzgerald, and W.T. Swank
468	In situ measurements of sulfate incorporation into forest floor and soil organic matter.	1986	Strickland, T.C., J.W. Fitzgerald, and W.T. Swank
650	Nitrification potentials in early successional black locust and in mixed hardwood forest stands in the Southern Appalachians, USA.	1986	Montagnini, F., B. Haines, L. Boring, and W. Swank
683	Scrub oak stands in the southeast.	1986	McMinn, J.W., W.T. Swank, and W.H. McNabb
1004	Potentials of noncommercial forest biomass for energy.	1986	Ffolliott, P.F., and W.T. Swank (eds.)
1081	Distinguishing between nitrification and denitrification as sources of gaseous nitrogen production in soil.	1986	Davidson, E.A., W.T. Swank, and T.O. Perry
1083	Environmental parameters regulating gaseous nitrogen losses from two forested ecosystems via nitrification and denitrification.	1986	David, E.A., and W.T. Swank
1155	Hardwood biomass and net primary production following clearcutting in the Coweeta Basin.	1986	Boring, L.R., and W.T. Swank
431	Analysis of dry and wet deposition, throughfall, and stemflow event chemistry in a Pinus strobus L. plantation. Acidification and water pathways.	1987	Swank, W.T., and L.J. Reynolds
432	Microbial incorporation of sulfate into organic matter in forest soils.	1987	Swank, W.T., J.W. Fitzgerald, and T.C. Strickland
464	Organic sulfur transformations and sulfur pool sizes in soil and litter from a Southern Appalachian hardwood forest.	1987	Strickland, T.C., J.W. Fitzgerald, J.T. Ash, and W.T. Swank
694	Decomposition of woody debris in a regenerating, clearcut forest in the Southern Appalachians.	1987	Mattson, K.G., W.T. Swank, and J.B. Waide
1078	Factors limiting denitrification in soils from mature and disturbed southeastern hardwood forests.	1987	Davidson, E.A., and W.T. Swank
264	Effects of watershed disturbance on stream seston characteristics.	1988	Webster, J.R., E.F. Benfield, S.W. Golladay, R.F. Kazmierczak Jr., W.B. Perry, and G.T. Peters
283	Effects of moisture content on sulfate generation and retention in hardwood forest uppersoil horizons.	1988	Watwood, M.E., and J.W. Fitzgerald, and W.T. Swank
284	Factors involved in potential sulfur accumulation in litter and soil from a coastal pine forest.	1988	Watwood, M.E., and J.W. Fitzgerald, W.T. Swank, and E.R. Blood
299	Aquatic invertebrate research.	1988	Wallace, J.B.
301	Comparative physiology of successional forest trees.	1988	Wallace, L.L.
320	Forest ecosystem stability; revision of the resistance-resilience model in relation to observable macroscopic properties of ecosystems.	1988	Waide, J.B.
321	Changes in soil nitrogen pools and transformations following forest clearcutting.	1988	Waide, J.B., W.H. Caskey, R.L. Todd, and L.R. Boring
349	Weathering and soil-forming processes.	1988	Velbel, M.A.
393	Climatology and hydrology.	1988	Swift, L.W. Jr., G.B. Cunningham, and J.E. Douglass
394	Forest access roads: design, maintenance, and soil loss.	1988	Swift, L.W. Jr.
425	Forest hydrology and ecology at Coweeta.	1988	Swank, W.T., and D.A. Crossley Jr.
426	Characterization of baseline precipitation and stream chemistry and nutrient budgets for control watersheds.	1988	Swank, W.T., and J.B. Waide
427	Effects of cutting practices on microenvironment in relation to hardwood regeneration.	1988	Swank, W.T., and J.M. Vose
428	Introduction and site description.	1988	Swank, W.T., and D.A. Crossley Jr.
430	Stream chemistry responses to disturbance.	1988	Swank, W.T.
509	Soil arthropods and their role in decomposition and mineralization processes.	1988	Seastedt, T.R., and D.A. Crossley Jr.
526	Canopy arthropods and their response to forest disturbance.	1988	Schowalter, T.D., and D.A. Crossley Jr.
566	Trace metals in the atmosphere, forest floor, soil, and vegetation.	1988	Ragsdale, J.L., and C.W. Berish
622	Effects of pesticide applications on forested watersheds.	1988	Neary, D.G.
652	Biomass, primary production, and selected nutrient budgets for an undisturbed hardwood watershed.	1988	Monk, C.D., and F.P. Day Jr.
665	The trophic significance of dissolved organic carbon in streams.	1988	Meyer, J.L., C.M. Tate, R.T. Edwards, and M.T. Crocker
700	Effects of whole-tree and stem-only clearcutting on postharvest hydrologic losses, nutrient capital, and regrowth.	1988	Mann, L., D. Johnson, D. West, D. Cole, J. Hornbeck, C. Martin, H. Riekerk, C. Smith, W. Swank, L. Tritton, and D. Van Lear
750	European experiences in long-term forest hydrology research.	1988	Keller, H.M.
756	The effects of leaching and whole-tree harvesting on cation budgets of several forests.	1988	Johnson, D., J. Kelly, W. Swank, D. Cole, H. Van Miegroet, J. Hornbeck, R. Pierce, and D. Van Lear
839	Streamflow generation by variable source area.	1988	Hibbert, A R., and C.A. Troendle
875	Research on interception losses and soil moisture relationships.	1988	Helvey, J.D., and J.H. Patric
888	Bedrock geology and regional geologic setting of Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory in the eastern Blue Ridge.	1988	Hatcher, R.D. Jr.
930	Acid precipitation effects on forest processes.	1988	Haines, B.L., and W.T. Swank
953	Debris avalanches and the origin of first-order streams.	1988	Grant, W.H.
981	Past and future of ecosystem research - contribution of dedicated experimental sites.	1988	Franklin, J.F.
989	Sulfur pools and transformations in litter and surface soil of a hardwood forest.	1988	Fitzgerald, J.W., W.T. Swank, T.C. Strickland, J.T. Ash, D.D. Hale, T.L. Andrew, and M.E. Watwood
991	Sulphur-containing amino acid metabolism in surface horizons of a hardwood forest.	1988	Fitzgerald, J.W., D.D. Hale, and W.T. Swank
1024	History of Coweeta.	1988	Douglass, J.E., and M.D. Hoover
1068	Forest communities and patterns.	1988	Day, F.P. Jr., D.L. Phillips, and C.D. Monk
1097	Foliage consumption and nutrient dynamics in canopy insects.	1988	Crossley, D.A. Jr., C.S. Gist, W.W. Hargrove, L.S. Risley, T.D. Schowalter, and T.R. Seastedt
1153	Sources, fates, and impacts of nitrogen inputs to terrestrial ecosystems: review and synthesis.	1988	Boring, L.R., W.T. Swank, J.B. Waide, and G.S. Henderson
1154	Dynamics of early successional forest structure and processes in the Coweeta basin.	1988	Boring, L.R., W.T. Swank, and C.D. Monk
2192	Streamflow Changes Associated with Forest Cuttin Species Conversions, and Natural Disturbances.	1988	Swank, W.T., L.W. Swift Jr., and I.E. Douglass
2268	History of Coweeta.	1988	Douglass, J.E., and M.D. Hoover
339	Foliar absorption of 15N labeled nitric acid vapor (HNO3) in mature eastern white pine (Pinus strobus L.).	1989	Vose, J.M., W.T. Swank, R.W. Taylor, W.V. Dashek, and A.L. Williams
382	Ultrastructure and amino acid/protein contents of Pinus strobus needles: a potential monitor for ozone (O3).	1989	Taylor, R.W., A.L. Williams, W.V. Dashek, and W.T. Swank
424	Effects of timber management practices on soil and water.	1989	Swank, W.T., L.F. DeBano, and D. Nelson
556	The magnitude of upland silvicultural nonpoint source pollution in the south.	1989	Riekerk, H., D.G. Neary, and W.T. Swank
621	An overview of nonpoint source pollution in the Southern United States.	1989	Neary, D.G., W.T. Swank, and H. Riekerk
648	Nitrification in undisturbed mixed hardwoods and manipulated forests in the southern Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, U.S.A.	1989	Montagnini, F., B.L. Haines, W.T. Swank, and J.B. Waide
649	Factors controlling nitrification in soils of early successional and oak/hickory forests in the Southern Appalachians.	1989	Montagnini, F., B. Haines, and W. Swank
693	Soil and detrital carbon dynamics following forest cutting in the Southern Appalachians.	1989	Mattson, K., and W. Swank
755	Markers of air pollution in forests: nutrient cycling.	1989	Johnson, D.W., H. Van Miegroet, and W.T. Swank
974	Vertical and lateral components of soil nutrient flux in a hillslope.	1989	Gaskin, J.W., J.F. Dowd, W.L. Nutter, and W.T. Swank
1161	Precipitation, throughfall, and stemflow chemistry in a coastal loblolly pine stand.	1989	Blood, E.R., W.T. Swank, and T. Williams
336	A conceptual model of forest growth emphasizing stand leaf area.	1990	Vose, J.M., and W.T. Swank
337	Assessing seasonal leaf area dynamic sand vertical leaf area distribution in eastern white pine (Pinus strobus L.) with a portable light meter.	1990	Vose, J.M., and W.T. Swank
338	Preliminary estimates of foliar absorption of 15N-labeled nitric acid vapor (HNO3) by mature eastern whitepine (Pinus strobus).	1990	Vose, J.M., and W.T. Swank
423	Watershed-scale responses to ozone events in a Pinus strobus L. plantation.	1990	Swank, W.T., and J.M. Vose
1077	Nitrous oxide dissolved in soil solution: an insignificant pathway of nitrogen loss from a southeastern hardwood forest.	1990	Davidson, E.A., and W.T. Swank
319	Vertical distribution of biological and geochemical phosphorus subcycles in two southern Appalachian forest soils.	1991	Walbridge, M.R., C.J. Richardson, and W.T. Swank
335	A soil temperature model for closed canopied forest stands.	1991	Vose, J.M., and W.T. Swank
422	Nitrogen transformation processes in selected forest ecosystems of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.	1991	Swank, W.T.
569	Fluxes of dissolved organic nutrients and humic substances in a deciduous forest.	1991	Qualls, R.G., B.L. Haines, and W.T. Swank
575	Atmospheric deposition and foliar leaching in a regenerating southern Appalachian forest canopy.	1991	Potter, C.S., H. Ragsdale, and W. Swank
647	Soil-solution chemistry in black locust, pine/mixed-hardwoods and oak/hickory forest stands in the southern Appalachians, U.S.A.	1991	Montagnini, F., B. Haines, and W.T. Swank
661	Site overview of Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory.	1991	Meyer, J.L., and W.T. Swank
1003	People and the temperate region: a summary of research from the United States Man and the Biosphere Program 1991.	1991	Ffolliott, P.F., and W.T. Swank (eds.)
244	A method of modeling source area response to climate variability.	1992	Yeakley, J.A., W.T. Swank, G.M. Hornberger, and H.H. Shugart
260	Catchment disturbance and stream response: an overview of stream research at Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory.	1992	Webster, J.R., S.W. Golladay, E.F. Benfield, J.L. Meyer, W.T. Swank, and J.B. Wallace
334	Water balances.	1992	Vose, J.M., and W.T. Swank
380	Patterns of tropospheric ozone in forested landscapes of the Integrated Forest Study.	1992	Taylor, G., B. Ross-Todd, E. Allen, P. Conklin, R. Edmonds, E. Joranger, E. Miller, L. Ragsdale, J. Shepard, D. Silsbee, and W. Swank
421	Multiple-use management: ecosystem perspectives of multiple-use management.	1992	Swank, W.T., and D.H. Van Lear
480	Sulfur processing in soil from high and low elevation forests in the southern Appalachians of the United States.	1992	Stanko-Golden, K.M., J.W. Fitzgerald, and W.T. Swank
824	Watershed ecosystems analysis as a basis for multiple-use management of eastern forests.	1992	Hornbeck, J.W., and W.T. Swank
954	Changes in stream stability following forest clearing as indicated by storm nutrient budgets.	1992	Golladay, S.W., J.R. Webster, E.F. Benfield, and W.T. Swank
1133	Influence of site factors on dogwood anthracnose in the Nantahala Mountain range of western North Carolina.	1992	Chellemi, D.O., K.O. Britton, and W.T. Swank
1139	Flow frequency responses to hardwood-to-grass conversion and subsequent succession.	1992	Burt, T.P., and W.T. Swank
333	Site preparation burning to improve southern Appalachian pine-hardwood stands: aboveground biomass, forest floor mass, and nitrogen and carbon pools.	1993	Vose, J.M., and W.T. Swank
739	Site preparation burning to improve southern Appalachian pin-hardwood stands: nitrogen responses in soil, soil water, and streams.	1993	Knoepp, J.D., and W.T. Swank
754	Simulated effects of atmospheric sulfur deposition on nutrient cycling in a mixed deciduous forest.	1993	Johnson, D., W. Swank, and J. Vose
1127	Site preparation burning to improve southern Appalachian pine-hardwood stands: vegetation composition and diversity of 13-year-old stands.	1993	Clinton, B., J.J. Vose, and W.T. Swank
330	Fire, drought, and forest management influences on pine/hardwood ecosystems in the Southern Appalachians.	1994	Vose, J., B. Clinton, and W. Swank
417	Cummulative effects of land use practices on water quality.	1994	Swank, W.T., and P.V. Bolstad
418	Opportunities for forest hydrology applications to ecosystem management.	1994	Swank, W.T., S.G. McNulty, and L.W. Swift Jr.
420	Long-term hydrologic and stream chemistry responses of southern Appalachian catchments following conversion from mixed hardwoods to white pine.	1994	Swank, W.T., and J.M. Vose
479	Annotated bibliography of publications on watershed management and ecological studies at Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory, 1934-1994.	1994	Stickney, P.L., L.W. Swift, and W.T. Swank (comp.)
482	Factors affecting sulfate adsorption, organic sulfur formation, and mobilization in forest and grassland spodosols.	1994	Stanko-Golden, K., W. Swank, and J. Fitzgerald
612	Small catchment research in the evaluation and development of forest management practices.	1994	Nihlgard, B.J., W.T. Swank, and M.J. Mitchell
613	Biological Processes and Catchment Studies.	1994	Nihlgard, B.J., W. Swank, and M. Mitchell
2126	Protein contents of ozone- and air-fumigated Pinus strobus needles.	1994	Dlamini, E.T., A.L. Williams, W.V. Dashek, W.T. Swank, and J.M. Vose
682	Regional-scale forest ecosystem modeling: database development, model predictions and validation using a Geographic Information System.	1994	McNulty, S., J. Vose, W. Swank, J. Aber, and C. Federer
738	Long-term soil chemistry changes in aggrading forest ecosystems.	1994	Knoepp, J.D., and W.T. Swank
1010	Changes in tree species diversity after successive clearcuts in the Southern Appalachians.	1994	Elliott, K.J., and W.T. Swank
1011	Impacts of drought on tree mortality and growth in a mixed hardwood forest.	1994	Elliott, K., and W. Swank
1126	Regeneration patterns in canopy gaps of mixed-oak forests of the southern Appalachians: influences of topographic position and evergreen understory.	1994	Clinton, B.D., L.R. Boring, and W.T. Swank
2187	Biological Processes and Catchment Studies.	1994	Nihlgard, B.J., W.T. Swank, and M.J. Mitchell
2199	Effects of long-term drought on the hydrology and growth of a white pine plantation in the southern Appalachians.	1994	Vose, J.M., and W.T. Swank
2202	Hillslope nutrient flux during near-stream vegetation removal L A multi-scaled modeling design.	1994	Yeakley, J.A., J.L. Meyer, and W.T. Swank
87	The influence of mountain laurel on regeneration in pitch pine canopy gaps of the Coweeta Basin, North Carolina, U.S.A.	1995	Waterman, J.R., A.R. Gillespie, J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
112	Comparison of available soil nitrogen assays in control and burned forested sites.	1995	Knoepp, J.D., and W.T. Swank
113	Effects of liming on soils and streamwaters in a deciduous forest: comparison of field results and simulations.	1995	Johnson, D.W., W.T. Swank, and J.M. Vose
124	The performance of different loss models in the simulation of streamflow.	1995	Chen, T.H., G.M. Hornberger, A.J. Jakeman, and W.T. Swank
192	Planform effects on simulated hillslope soil moisture in an upland forested watershed.	1995	Yeakley, J.A., G.M. Hornberger, and W.T. Swank
416	Current issues facing foresters in parts of North America.	1995	Swank, W.T.
681	Wood 8_13_C as a measure of annual basal area growth and soil water stress in a pinus strobus forest.	1995	McNulty, S., and W. Swank
705	Seasonal changes of leaf area index (LAI) in a tropical deciduous forest in west Mexico.	1995	Maass, J.M., J.M. Vose, W.T. Swank, and A. Martinez-Yrizar
92	Emissions from forest burning in the Southeastern U.S.: Application of a model determining spatial and temporal fire variation.	1996	Vose, J.M., W.T. Swank, C.D. Geron, and A.E. Major
100	Ecosystem management challenges ecologists.	1996	Meyer, J.L., and W.T. Swank
105	Potential climate change effects on loblolly pine forest productivity and drainage across the Southern United States.	1996	McNulty, S.G., J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
108	Loblolly pine hydrology and productivity across the southern United States.	1996	McNulty, S.G., J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
109	Forest ecosystem analysis using a GIS.	1996	McNulty, S.G., and W.T. Swank
114	In-stream large woody debris loading and riparian forest seral stage associations in the southern Appalachian Mountains.	1996	Hedman, C.W., D.H. Van Lear, and W.T. Swank
137	Multiple use forest management in a catchment context.	1996	Swank, W.T.
173	Shifts in aboveground and forest floor carbon and nitrogen pools after felling and burning in the Southern Appalachians.	1996	Clinton, B.D., J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
2069	The use of modeling and GIS in forest ecosystem management: two case studies.	1996	McNulty, S.G., and W.T. Swank
171	Forest management effects on surface soil carbon and nitrogen.	1997	Knoepp, J.D., and W.T. Swank
172	Response of planted eastern white pine (Pinus strobus L.) to mechanical release, competition, and drought in the Southern Appalachians.	1997	Clinton, B.D, K.J. Elliott, and W.T. Swank
174	A comparison of structural and compositional characteristics of Southern Appalachian young second-growth, maturing second-growth, and old-growth stands.	1997	Hardt, R.A., and W.T. Swank
223	Regional hydrologic response of loblolly pine to air temperature and precipitation changes.	1997	McNulty, S.G., J.M. Vose, W.T. Swank
229	Cumulative impacts of landuse on water quality in a southern Appalachian watershed.	1997	Bolstad, P.V., and W.T. Swank
230	Long-term effects of commercial sawlog harvest on soil cation concentrations.	1997	Knoepp, J.D., and W.T. Swank
235	Long-term nitrogen dynamics of Coweeta forested watersheds in the southeastern United States of America.	1997	Swank, W.T., and J.M. Vose
2060	Successional changes in plant species diversity and composition after clearcutting a southern Appalachian watershed.	1997	Elliott, K.J., L.R. Boring, W.T. Swank, and B.R. Haines
2063	Using fire to restore pine/hardwood ecosystems in the southern Appalachians of North Carolina.	1997	Vose, J.M., W.T. Swank, B.D. Clinton, R.L. Hendrick, and A.E. Major
2177	Scaling predicted pine forest hydrology and productivity across the southern United States.	1997	McNulty, S.G., J.M, Vose, and W.T. Swank
55	Predictions and projections of pine productivity and hydrology in response to climate change across the Southern United States.	1998	McNulty, S.G., J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
140	Rates of nitrogen mineralization across an elevation and vegetation gradient in the southern Appalachians.	1998	Knoepp, J.D., and W.T. Swank
141	Fuel consumption and fire characteristics during understory burning in a mixed white pine-hardwood stand in the Southern Appalachians.	1998	Clinton, B.D., J.M. Vose, W.T. Swank, E.C. Berg, and D.L Loftis
151	Simulated effects of atmospheric deposition and species change on nutrient cycling in loblolly pine and mixed deciduous forests.	1998	Johnson, D.W., R.B. Susfalk, and W.T. Swank
154	Soil moisture gradients and controls on a southern Appalachian hillslope from drought through recharge.	1998	Yeakley, J.A.; W.T. Swank, L.W. Swift, G.M. Hornberger, and H.H. Shugart
156	Predicting Southern Appalachian overstory vegetation with digital terrain data.	1998	Bolstad, P.V., W. Swank, J. Vose
2061	Changes in vegetation structure and diversity after grass-to-forest succession in a southern Appalachian watershed.	1998	Elliott, K.J., L.R. Boring, W.T. Swank, and B.R. Haines
2144	Changes in Vegetation Structure and Diversity After Grass-to Forest Succession in a Southern Appalachian Watershed.	1998	Elliott, K.J., L.R. Boring, and W.T. Swank
3087	Multiple use forest management in a catchment context.	1998	Swank, W.T.
10	Simulated Effects of Reduced Sulfur, Nitrogen, and Base Cation Deposition on Soils and Solutions in Southern Appalachian Forests.	1999	Johnson, D.W., R.B. Susfalk, P.F. Brewer, and W.T. Swank
39	Long-term patterns in vegetation-site relationships in a southern Appalachian Forest.	1999	Elliott, K..J., J.M. Vose, W.T. Swank, and P.V. Bolstad
132	Using stand replacement fires to restore southern Appalachian pine-hardwood ecosystems: effects on mass, carbon, and nutrient pools.	1999	Vose, J.M., W.T. Swank, B.D. Clinton, J.D. Knoepp, and L.W. Swift
135	Vegetation dynamics after a prescribed fire in the southern Appalachians.	1999	Elliott, K.J., R.L. Hendrick, A.E. Major, J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
8	Forest succession.	2000	Swank, W.
9	Cumulative Impacts of Land Use on Water Quality in a Southern Appalachian Watershed.	2000	Swank, W.T., and P.V. Bolstad
11	Soluble Organic and Inorganic Nutrient Fluxes in Clearcut and Mature Deciduous Forests.	2000	Qualls, R.G., B.L. Haines, W.T. Swank, and S.W. Tyler
18	Leaf Water Relations and Sapflow in Eastern Cottonwood (Populus deltoides Bartr.) Trees Planted for Phytoremediation of a Groundwater Pollutant.	2000	Vose, J.M., W.T. Swank, G.J. Harvey, B.D. Clinton, and C. Sobek
1355	Fire as a silvicultural tool to improve southern Appalachian pine-hardwood stands.	2000	Elliott, K.J., J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
2068	Watershed management to land stewardship: case studies in the southeast.	2000	Swank, W.T., and D.R. Tilley
2145	Watershed Management Contributions to Land Stewardship: Case Studies in the Southeast.	2000	Swank, W.T., and D.R. Tilley
1392	Long-term hydrologic and water quality responses following commercial clearcutting of mixed hardwoods on a southern Appalachian catchment.	2001	Swank, W.T., J.M. Vose, and K.J. Elliott
1494	Effects of forest management on soil carbon: results of some long-term resampling studies.	2002	Johnson, D.W., J.D. Knoepp, W.T. Swank, J. Shan, L.A. Morris, D.H. Van Lear, and P.R. Kapeluck
1498	Long-Term Ecological Research: Coweeta History And Perspectives	2002	Swank, W.T., J.L. Meyer, and D.A. Crossley Jr.
1499	Forest or floods?	2002	Burt, T., and W. Swank
1523	Using soil temperature and moisture to predict forest soil nitrogen mineralization.	2002	Knoepp, J.D., and W.T. Swank
1538	Nitrogen trace gas emissions from a riparian ecosystem in southern Appalachia.	2002	Walker, J.T., C.D. Geron, J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
1554	Aboveground biomass and nutrient accumulation 20 years after clear-cutting a southern Appalachian watershed.	2002	Elliott, K.J., L.R. Boring, and W.T. Swank
1557	Retention of soluble organic nutrients by a forested ecosystem.	2002	Qualls, R.G., B.L. Haines, W.T. Swank, and S.W. Tyler
2000	Hillslope nutrient dynamics following upland riparian vegetation disturbance.	2003	Yeakley, J.A., D.C. Coleman, B.L. Haines, B.D. Kloeppel, J.L. Meyer, W.T. Swank, B.W. Argo, J.M. Deal, and S.F. Taylor
2016	Changes in stream nitrate concentrations due to land management practices, ecological succession, and climate: Developing a systems approach to integratd catchment response.	2003	Worrall, F., W.T. Swank, and T.P. Burt
2205	EMERGY-based environmental systems assessment of a multi-purpose temperate mixed-forest watershed of the southern Appalachian Mountains, USA.	2003	Tilley, D.R., and W.T. Swank
2219	Long-term soil responses to site preparation burning in the southern Appalachians.	2004	Knoepp, J.D., J.M. Vose, and W.T. Swank
2229	Fifty years of forest hydrology in the southeast.	2004	Jackson, C.R., G. Sun, D. Amatya, W.T. Swank, M. Riedel, J. Patric, T. Williams, J.M. Vose, C. Trettin, W.M. Aust, R.S. Beasley, H. Williston, and G.G. Ice
2292	Long-term changes in forest floor processes in southern Appalachian forests.	2005	Knoepp, J.D., B.C. Reynolds, D.A. Crossley, W.T. Swank
2257	John D. Hewlett (1992-2004).	2005	Jackson, C.R., W.T. Swank, and R. Olszeewski
3091	Fluxes of inorganic carbon from two forested catchments in the Appalachian mountains.	2005	Worrall, F., W.T. Swank, T. Burt

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