Julia Burton

Associate Professor

Michigan Technological University

United States

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Julia Burton is an Associate Professor at Michigan Technological University in the United States. Her research focuses on the effects of silvicultural practices and natural disturbances on forest ecology, particularly in northern hardwood forests. Recent articles highlight her work on tree regeneration diversity, the impact of forestry management on plant communities, and the growth performance of various tree species under different environmental conditions.

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Jodi Forrester

Associate Professor

North Carolina State University

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Stefan Hupperts

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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John Drake

Assistant Professor

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

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Long-term effects of group selection, single-tree selection, and clearcutting on individual-tree and stand volume growth in northern hardwoods of the Great Lakes region

Artificial tip-up mounds influence tree seedling composition in a managed northern hardwood forest

Comparative growth and physiological performance of American chestnuts, oaks, hickories, and sugar maple across a silvicultural gradient in overstory retention

An experimental approach to identify drivers of tree regeneration diversity, composition, and heterogeneity in northern hardwood forests

Influence of silvicultural practices in northern hardwood forests on a long-lived perennial herb, Trillium cernuum L.

Montane Temperate-Boreal Forests Retain the Leaf Economic Spectrum Despite Intraspecific Variability

Effects of forest canopy gaps on the ground‐layer plant community depend on deer: Evidence from a controlled experiment

Spruce beetle outbreak was not driven by drought stress: Evidence from a tree‐ring iso‐demographic approach indicates temperatures were more important

Trait integration and functional differentiation among co‐existing plant species

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Jodi Forrester

Stefan Hupperts

John Drake

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