Charles A. Gresham

TL;DR: Testing for biome differences in the slope and intercept of interspecific relationships among leaf traits for more than 100 species in six distinct biomes of the Americas suggests a predictable set of scaling relationships among key leaf morphological, chemical, and metabolic traits that are replicated globally among terrestrial ecosystems regardless of biome or vegetation type.

TL;DR: The relationships between Rd and leaf traits observed in this study support the idea of a global set of predictable interrelationships between key leaf morphological, chemical and metabolic traits.

TL;DR: Findings show that birds in coastal South Carolina use the tallow tree heavily as a food resource and are not generally saturated by present levels oftallow tree seed availability, as well as being an excellent predictor of the number of seeds dispersed in both habitats.

TL;DR: Loblolly pine and sweetgum trees, growing in International Paper Company's study of intensive management on marginal agricultural land near Bainbridge GA, were destructively sampled at the end of the sixth growing season to find a constant ratio of bole basal area to cumulative branch basal area throughout the crowns.

TL;DR: In this paper, a study was conducted to estimate biomass, N, and P pools in two loblolly pine plantations before harvest and 10 growing seasons after plantation re-establishment.