EFFECTIVE DISTURBANCE: SEEDLING SAFE SITES AND PATCH RECRUITMENT OF RIPARIAN COTTONWOODS AFTER A MAJOR FLOOD OF A MOUNTAIN RIVER von Louise Polzin, Mary, Rood, Stewart B.

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Collateral benefits: River flow normalization for endangered fish enabled riparian rejuvenation von Rood, Stewart B., Hoffman, Gregory C., Merz, Norm, Anders, Paul, Benjankar, Rohan, Burke, Michael, Egger, Gregory, Polzin, Mary Louise, Soults, Scott

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Featured Cover von Rood, Stewart B., Hoffman, Gregory C., Merz, Norm, Anders, Paul, Benjankar, Rohan, Burke, Michael, Egger, Gregory, Polzin, Mary Louise, Soults, Scott

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Hydration as a possible colonization cue: Rain may promote seed release from black cottonwood trees von Herbison, Brenda, Polzin, Mary Louise, Rood, Stewart B.

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Biological bank protection: trees are more effective than grasses at resisting erosion from major river floods von Rood, Stewart B., Bigelow, Sarah G., Polzin, Mary Louise, Gill, Karen M., Coburn, Craig A.

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Branch propagation, not cladoptosis, permits dispersive, clonal reproduction of riparian cottonwoods von Rood, Stewart B, Kalischuk, Andrea R, Polzin, Mary Louise, Braatne, Jeffrey H

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