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  • 4. Impacts of alternative timber harvest practices on leaf-chewing herbivores of oak.
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  • 8. A cross-continental comparison of plant and beetle responses to retention of forest patches during timber harvest.
    Baker SC, Halpern CB, Wardlaw TJ, Kern C, Edgar GJ, Thomson RJ, Bigley RE, Franklin JF, Gandhi KJ, Gustafsson L, Johnson S, Palik BJ, Spies TA, Steel EA, Weslien J, Strengbom J.
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  • 12. Forest management scenarios in a changing climate: trade-offs between carbon, timber, and old forest.
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  • 13. Bee diversity decreases rapidly with time since harvest in intensively managed conifer forests.
    Zitomer RA, Galbraith SM, Betts MG, Moldenke AR, Progar RA, Rivers JW.
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  • 16. Life history as a predictor of salamander recovery rate from timber harvest in southern appalachian forests, USA.
    Connette GM, Semlitsch RD.
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  • 17. Beyond reaping the first harvest: management objectives for timber production in the Brazilian Amazon.
    Zarin DJ, Schulze MD, Vidal E, Lentini M.
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  • 18. Forest management strategy affects saproxylic beetle assemblages: A comparison of even and uneven-aged silviculture using direct and indirect sampling.
    Joelsson K, Hjältén J, Gibb H.
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