Old growth in the Great Lakes forest von Carleton, T J

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Constrained indicator species analysis (COINSPAN): an extension of TWINSPAN von Carleton, T.J, Stitt, R.H, Nieppola, J. (Toronto Univ. (Canada). Faculty of Forestry)

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Distillation in a boreal mossy forest floor von Carleton, T.J, Dunham, K.M.M

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Woody vegetation responses to fire versus clear-cutting logging: a comparative survey in the central Canadian boreal forest von Carleton, T.J. (University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.), MacLellan, P

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comparison of forest structure among old-growth, variable retention harvested, and clearcut peatland black spruce (Picea mariana) forests in boreal northeastern Ontario von Deans, A.M, Malcolm, J.R, Smith, S.M, Carleton, T.J

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Changes in midge (Diptera: Chironomidae) populations of sub-arctic supratidal vernal ponds in response to goose foraging von Milakovic, B, Carleton, T.J, Jefferies, R.L

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In situ regeneration of Pinus strobus and P. resinosa in the Great Lakes forest communities of Canada von Carleton, T.J., Maycock, P.F., Arnup, R., Gordon, A.M.

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Seed production and dispersal patterns in populations of Liriodendron tulipfera at the northern edge of its range in southern Ontario, Canada von Kavanaugh, K, Carleton, T.J

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vegetation of postlogged black spruce lowlands in central Canada. I. Trees and tall shrubs von Brumelis, G, Carleton, T.J

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Influence of stand age and spatial location on throughfall chemistry beneath black spruce von Carleton, T.J, Kavanagh, T

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Nitrogen metabolism in the ectomycorrhizal fungus Laccaria bicolor (R. Mre.) Orton von Ahmad, I, Carleton, T.J, Malloch, D.W, Hellebust, J.A

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DENT: A PASCAL PROGRAM FOR VEGETATION DATA ENTRY INTO MICROCOMPUTERS von Carleton, T.J.

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Residual ordination analysis: a method for exploring vegetation-environment relationships von Carleton, T. J.

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pattern of invasion and establishment of Picea mariana (Mill.) BSP, into the subcanopy layers of Pinus banksiana Lamb. dominated stands von Carleton, T.J

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Mortality and self-thinning in Postfire black spruce von Carleton, T.J, Wannamaker, B.A

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prediction of understory vegetation by environmental factors for the purpose of site classification in forestry: an example from northern Ontairo using residual ordination analysis von Carleton, T.J, Jones, R.K, Pierpoint, G

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Non-centred component analysis of vegetation data: a comparison of orthogonal and oblique rotation von Carleton, T.J

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Vegetation of the boreal forests south of James Bay: non-centered component analysis of the vascular flora [Canada] von Carleton, T. J., Maycock, P. F.

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Floristic Variation and Zonation in the Boreal Forest South of James Bay: A Cluster Seeking Approach von Carleton, T. J.

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Factors affecting the performance of stormwater treatment wetlands von Carleton, J.N, Grizzard, T.J, Godrej, A.N, Post, H.E

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