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 ID   Project/Data Title   Investigator   Affiliation   Year   Type   Category 
1002Habitat suitability and the distribution of species. Ron PulliamUniversity of Georgia1998OneTerrestrial
1003Seedling recruitment in artificial gaps. Brian Beckage
James Clark
Duke University1993OneTerrestrial
1004Growth mortality relationships for southern Appalachian trees. James Clark
Peter Wyckoff
Duke University
Guilford College
1995OneTerrestrial
1005Tree seedling densities across an elevation and moisture gradient. James Clark
J. Hillerislambers
Duke University1996OneTerrestrial
1006Seed bank densities across an environmental gradient. James Clark
J. Hillerislambers
Duke University1995OneTerrestrial
1007Rhododendron maximum cover across an elevation gradient. James Clark
J. Hillerislambers
Duke University1997OneTerrestrial
1008Seed production and dispersal. James ClarkDuke University1991OneTerrestrial
1010Cross site decomposition of leaf litter in terrestrial and aquatic habitats CWT and LUQ 2000. David Coleman
Mark Hunter
Catherine Pringle
University of Georgia2000OneTerrestrial
1011Coweeta Climate. Lloyd SwiftUSDA Forest Service1935
(Ongoing)
OneTerrestrial
1012Gradient throughfall (thrufall) collection. Wayne SwankUSDA Forest Service1992OneTerrestrial
1013Terrestrial Gradient Microclimate Measurements. Lloyd Swift USDA Forest Service
University of Georgia
1991
(Ongoing)
OneTerrestrial
1014Nitrogen transformation along an elevational and vegetative gradient. Jennifer KnoeppUSDA Forest Service1991OneTerrestrial
1015Litterfall on elevational gradient. Bruce Haines
D.A. Crossley
University of Georgia1992OneTerrestrial
1016Litterfall on elevational gradient. Bruce Haines
D.A. Crossley
University of Georgia1994OneTerrestrial
1017Litterfall on the elevational gradient. Bruce Haines
D.A. Crossley
University of Georgia1995OneTerrestrial
1018Litterfall on the elevational gradient. Bruce Haines
D.A. Crossley
University of Georgia1995OneTerrestrial
1019Litterfall on the elevational gradient. Bruce Haines
D.A. Crossley
University of Georgia1995OneTerrestrial
1020Litterfall on the elevational gradient. Bruce Haines
D.A. Crossley
University of Georgia1996OneTerrestrial
1021Litterfall on the elevational gradient. Bruce Haines
D.A. Crossley
University of Georgia1996OneTerrestrial
1022Gradient dendrometer band measurements. James Vose
Brian Kloeppel
USDA Forest Service
University of Georgia
1992OneTerrestrial
1023Gradient soil moisture measurements. James VoseUSDA Forest Service1991OneTerrestrial
1024Fine root dynamics along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian mountains - 1993. Bruce Haines
JP Davis
University of Georgia1993OneTerrestrial
1025Fine root dynamics along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian mountains - 1994. Bruce Haines
JP Davis
University of Georgia1994OneTerrestrial
1026Fine root dynamics along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian mountains - 1994. Bruce Haines
JP Davis
University of Georgia1994OneTerrestrial
1027Fine root dynamics along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian mountains - 1994. Bruce Haines
JP Davis
University of Georgia1994OneTerrestrial
1028Canopy gradient thrufall. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1996OneTerrestrial
1029Canopy gradient frass. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1996OneTerrestrial
1030Soil chemistry along the canopy gradient. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1996OneTerrestrial
1031Coweeta terrestrial gradient tree growth survey. James Clark
Brian Kloeppel
Brian Beckage
Philip Radtke
Duke University
University of Georgia
Virginia Tech
University of Vermont
University of Minn.
1991
(Ongoing)
OneTerrestrial
1032Gap microclimate measurements. James Vose
Barry Clinton
USDA Forest Service1993OneTerrestrial
1033Gap dendrometer band measurements. James Vose
Barry Clinton
USDA Forest Service1992OneTerrestrial
1034Gap soil moisture. Barry ClintonUSDA Forest Service1993OneTerrestrial
1035Gap PAR - photosynthetic active radiation. Barry ClintonUSDA Forest Service1993OneTerrestrial
1036Effects of Hurricane Opal on foliar chemistry and insect herbivores. Mark HunterUniversity of Georgia1997OneTerrestrial
1037Probing the mechanisms by which subcanopy evergreen shrubs inhibit tree seedling recruitment. Barry Clinton
Erik Nilsen
USDA Forest Service
Virginia Tech
1999OneTerrestrial
1038Environmental heterogeneity in resource availability and species coexistence. Brian Beckage
James Clark
Duke University1997OneTerrestrial
1039Franklin, North Carolina Climate: Macon Middle School Location. Brian Kloeppel
Robert McCollum
University of Georgia
USDA Forest Service
2000
(Ongoing)
OneTerrestrial
1040Continuously measured forest soil moisture at four sites in the Coweeta basin. Brian Kloeppel
Paul Bolstad
University of Georgia
University of Minn.
2000OneTerrestrial
1042Georgia and western North Carolina survey of native ant populations. Reid IpserUniversity of Georgia2000OneTerrestrial
1043Trapping system for longhorn beetles. Daniel MillerUSDA Forest Service2000OneTerrestrial
1044Population estimates of Appalachian salamanders. R. Haven WileyUNC Chapel Hill1976
(Ongoing)
OneTerrestrial
1046Response of soil microarthropods to canopy gap formation. Barbara Reynolds
Stephanie Madson
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
2000OneTerrestrial
1047Effects of urban land-use on leaf litter decomposition. Pavao-ZuckermanUniversity of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1048GIS Locations gradient plot corners. Brian Kloeppel
University of Georgia2000OneTerrestrial
1049The influence of climate on clay genesis rates and mineralogy in the southern Blue Ridge Mountains: geochemical mass balance and implications for mudrock mineralogy as an indicator of paleoclimate. Jason Price
Michael Velbel
Michigan State2001OneTerrestrial
1050GPS locations of permanent climate and precipitation stations at coweeta hydrologic laboratory. Brian Kloeppel
University of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1052Soil water chemistry (lysimeters) on the terrestrial gradient project. Wayne Swank
Brian Kloeppel
USDA Forest Service
University of Georgia
1993OneTerrestrial
1054Soil respiration in treatment boxes on canopy gradient sites. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1997OneTerrestrial
1055Soil respiration at resin bag sites on canopy gradient sites. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1997OneTerrestrial
1056Soil respiration at resin bag sites on canopy gradient sites. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1998OneTerrestrial
1057Nematodes in canopy gradient sites. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1997OneTerrestrial
1058Nematode functional groups in quadrat treatments on canopy gradient plots. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1998OneTerrestrial
1059Litter decomposition in canopy gradient plots. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1996OneTerrestrial
1060Litter decomposition in quadrat treatments along elevation gradient for canopy herbivore input study. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1997OneTerrestrial
1062Variation in the relative effects of top-down and bottom-up forces on herbivores and herbivory along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian Mountains. Mark Hunter
University of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1063Nests - pests - and parasite fest. Paige Carithers Western Carolina 2001OneTerrestrial
1064Watersheds One and Seventeen - White Pine survey. Brian Kloeppel
Aaron Cooper
University of Georgia
NC State University
2001OneTerrestrial
1066Nematode total numbers in greenfall and litterfall exclusion quadrat treatments on canopy plots. Barbara Reynolds
Mark Hunter
UNC Asheville
University of Georgia
1998OneTerrestrial
1069Examining the potential effects of phytophagous insect frass on forest nitrogen cycling. Mark Hunter
Christopher Frost
University of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1070Measuring forest canopy structure and aboveground biomass with a 3-D laser scanner. Philip Radtke
Britt Boucher
Virginia Tech2001OneTerrestrial
1071Documenting echolocation by northern short-tailed shrews (Blarina brevicauda) through Anabat and time-expansion techniques. Karen Francl
S. Castleberry
Mark Ford
University of Georgia2002OneTerrestrial
1072Modeling Viability of Avian Populations in the Southern Appalachians: Potential impacts of Climate Change. David Buehler
Daniel Kim
Eric Linder
Kathleen Franzreb
USDA Forest Service
University of Tenn.
Mississippi State
2002OneTerrestrial
1073Coweeta Watershed One Litter and Soil Temperature for White Pine Decomposition Study. Brian Kloeppel
Lisa Mazzarelli
University of Georgia
NC State University
2002OneTerrestrial
1074Beetles and their yeast endosymbionts from basidiocarp habitats. Joe McHugh
Meredith Blackwell
University of Georgia
LSU
2002OneTerrestrial
1075Salamander Plethodon Population/Diversity survey along an Elevation Gradient. Jacqueline M. DoyleCollege of Wooster2002OneTerrestrial
1078Summary of lysimeter ion concentrations at Coweeta Watershed One. Wayne SwankUSDA Forest Service1985OneTerrestrial
1079Bulk throughfall at Coweeta White Pine - Watershed One. Wayne SwankUSDA Forest Service1985OneTerrestrial
1080Bulk stemflow at Coweeta Hardwoods - Watershed Two. Wayne SwankUSDA Forest Service1985OneTerrestrial
1081Bulk throughfall at Coweeta Hardwoods - Watershed Two. Wayne SwankUSDA Forest Service1985OneTerrestrial
1082Bulk stemflow at Coweeta White Pine - Watershed One. Wayne SwankUSDA Forest Service1985OneTerrestrial
1083Remeasurement of permanent hectare plots - Hocking College 1998. Barry ClintonUSDA Forest Service1998OneTerrestrial
1085The Influence of Life History Traits on Patterns of Holocene Migration and Geographic Distribution of Forest Herbs in the Berberidaceae Liliacea and Ranunculaceae. Jesse BellemareCornell University2003OneTerrestrial
1086Recruitment potential of southern and local tree species. James Clark
Ines Ibanez
Duke University2003OneTerrestrial
1087Wide-angle reflextion studies of the Blue Ridge Province - southern Appalachians. Robert HawmanUniversity of Georgia2003OneTerrestrial
1088Comparison of polyphenol degrading enzyme activities between forest types and soil horizons. Ron Hendrick
Nina Wurzburger
University of Georgia2003OneTerrestrial
1089Molecular evolution and speciation in the Antrodiaetus unicolor species complex (Araneae, Mygalomorphae, Antrodiaetidae). Brent Hendrixson
Jason Bond
Eastern Carolina2003OneTerrestrial
1090Forest floor mass and nutrient content by layer in Coweeta white pine watershed 1. Brian Kloeppel
Lisa Mazzarelli
University of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1091Litter decomposition rates and litter nutrient content in Coweeta white pine watershed 1. Brian Kloeppel
Lisa Mazzarelli
University of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1092Herb coverage on southern pine beetle and non-southern pine beetle impacted permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1. Brian Kloeppel
Lisa Mazzarelli
University of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1093Seedling regeneration density on southern pine beetle and non-southern pine beetle impacted permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1. Brian Kloeppel
Lisa Mazzarelli
University of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1094Photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) on southern pine beetle and non-southern pine beetle impacted permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1. Brian Kloeppel
Lisa Mazzarelli
University of Georgia2002OneTerrestrial
1095Percent soil moisture on southern pine beetle and non-southern pine beetle impacted permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1. Brian Kloeppel
Lisa Mazzarelli
University of Georgia2002OneTerrestrial
1096Physical characteristics and GPS data for 21 permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1. Brian Kloeppel
Lisa Mazzarelli
University of Georgia2002OneTerrestrial
1099Development of Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) as an Identity-Preserved Phyto-Pharmaceutical Crop for Western North Carolina. David DanehowerNC State University 2004OneTerrestrial
1100Causes and effects of ant community structure in Hemlock Forests. Aimee Classen
Nathan Sanders
Aaron Ellison
Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.
University of Tenn.
Harvard Forest
2005OneTerrestrial
1101The vertical distribution arbuscular, ericoid, and ectomycorrhizae in a forest soil: correlations with soil and p distribution and root topology. Ron HendrickUniversity of Georgia2001OneTerrestrial
1104Western North Carolina Small Mammal Inventory. Scott Bosworth
Chris McGrath
NC Wildlife Resources Commission2005OneTerrestrial
1105Elevational gradient in ant diversity. Nathan Sanders
Robert Dunn
JP Lessard
University of Tenn.2005OneTerrestrial
1108The assessment of the relative importance of competitive interactions and abiotic environment in structuring ground-dwelling ant communities along an elevational gradient. Nathan Sanders
JP Lessard
University of Tenn.2005OneTerrestrial
1109South-facing slopes and the fundamental niche of shade tolerant evergreen herbs. Robert J. Warren, II
Ron Pulliam
University of Georgia2006OneTerrestrial
1114Forest gap continuous soil moisture. Brian Kloeppel
James Clark
Greg Zausen
University of Georgia
Duke University
2007
(Ongoing)
TwoTerrestrial
1115Are ecosystem dynamics governed by direct or indirect effects associated with the loss of foundation species? Aimee Clausen
Nathan Sanders
Aaron Ellison
Nicholas Gotelli
University of Tennessee2007
(Ongoing)
TwoTerrestrial
1116How rapidly does the activity of microbial communities acclimate to ambient temperature? Mark A. Bradford
Christian A. Davis
University of Georgia2007
(Ongoing)
TwoTerrestrial
1117Studying multiple predator groups in leaf litter: how do ant-spider interactions and abiotic factors interact to structure leaf-litter community diversity and processes? Tara Sackett
Nathan Sanders
University of Tennessee2007
(Ongoing)
TwoTerrestrial
1119How do ants affect litter dwelling arthropod communities, and are interactions modulated by litter depth and altitude? Tara SackettUniversity of Tennessee at Knoxville2008
(Ongoing)
OneTerrestrial
2000Microclimate. Alan YeakleyPortland State1994OneRiparian
2001Dissolved organic carbon. Alan YeakleyPortland State1993OneRiparian
2002Soil Moisture - TDR. Alan YeakleyPortland State1993OneRiparian
2003Litter decomposition. David Coleman
Christina Wright
University of Georgia1993OneRiparian
2004Microbial biomass. David Coleman
Christina Wright
University of Georgia1994OneRiparian
2005The effects of rhododendron removal and hurricane windthrow upon the decomposition of rhododendron maximum and quercus prinus litter. David Coleman
Christina Wright
University of Georgia1993OneRiparian
2006Riparian litterfall. David Coleman
Christina Wright
University of Georgia1993OneRiparian
2007Riparian zone seedling establishment - growth - dynamics - and the influence of Rhododendron maximum. Brian Kloeppel
David Coleman
University of Georgia1997
(Ongoing)
OneRiparian
2008Soil phosphorus fractionation. David Coleman
Christina Wright
University of Georgia1996 One Riparian
2010Soil water chemstry - lysimeters. Alan YeakleyPortland State1993OneRiparian
2011Litter decomposition in the hillslope-riparian study. David ColemanUniversity of Georgia1998OneRiparian
2012Population differentiation and biogeography of desmognathus monticola. Erin Casey
Mark Mort
Eastern Ill. University2001OneRiparian
3004Geomorphology of Ball Creek and Coweeta Creek. Bruce Wallace
Judy Meyer
Fred Benfield
Gary Grossman
Virginia Tech
University of Georgia
1989OneAquatic
3005Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in stream water on ws7 ws14 ws27. Judy MeyerUniversity of Georgia1979OneAquatic
3006