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25. Decomposition of Fallen Trees: Effects of Initial Conditions and Heterotroph Colonization Rates

Author

Schowalter, T D, Caldwell, B C, Carpenter, S E, Griffiths, R P, Harmon, M E, Ingham, E R, Kelsey, R G, Lattin, J D, and Moldenke, A R

Subjects
decomposition, Wood Science and Pulp, Paper Technology, fragmentation, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, conifer boles, Forest Biology, Entomology, Forest Management, Forest Sciences
Abstract

Decomposition of an experimental cohort of conifer boles in a temperate rain forest was studies during the first two years after cutting. The decomposing bole was viewed as a successional ecosystem with measurable inputs, outputs, internal cycling processes; and controlling factors. These results from the initial stage of bole decomposition provide new information on processes contributing to decomposition of fallen trees. Our study challenges the assumptions of chronosequence studies (the traditional approach to studying long-term successional processes) that initial conditions and heterotroph colonization patterns (especially lag times) do not influence decomposition rates.

Published
1992

28. Reports of Standing Committees for 1976

Author

Lattin, J. D., primary, Roberts, R. H., additional, Taboada, O., additional, Pechuman, L. L., additional, Rentz, D. C., additional, Barlow, C. A., additional, Barr, W. F., additional, McWhorter, G. M., additional, Sutherland, D. W. S., additional, Brindley, W. A., additional, Hunter, R. C., additional, Pfrimmer, T. R., additional, Philips, W. G., additional, Spear, P. J., additional, Osborne, E. M., additional, Pass, B. C., additional, Kuhr, R. J., additional, Todd, J. W., additional, Bull, D. L., additional, Riley, R. C., additional, Davis, A. C., additional, Klassen, W., additional, Magner, J. M., additional, Treece, R. E., additional, Waters, W. E., additional, Gentry, J. W., additional, Dold, J. A., additional, Eikenbary, R. D., additional, Ellis, C. R., additional, Haines, R. G., additional, Knapp, F. W., additional, Lichtenstein, E. P., additional, Rachesky, S. R., additional, Rousell, J. S., additional, Townes, H. K., additional, Watson, T. F., additional, Cleaveland, M. L., additional, Doane, C. C., additional, Wellso, S. G., additional, Peters, D. C., additional, Campbell, W. V., additional, Hoyt, S. A., additional, Vansloik, W. S., additional, Strayer, J. R., additional, Bray, D. F., additional, Miller, T. A., additional, Adkison, P. L., additional, Guyer, E. E., additional, Eden, W. G., additional, Nelson, R. H., additional, Ritcher, P. O., additional, Ortman, E. E., additional, Johnson, W. T., additional, Edmunds, L. R., additional, Brusven, M. A., additional, Yonke, T. R., additional, Chilson, L. M., additional, Duckworth, W. D., additional, Elridge, B. F., additional, Schulz, T. J., additional, Stehr, F. W., additional, Yoshimoto, C. M., additional, Knutson, L., additional, and Sternburg, J., additional

Published
1977
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29. Reports of Standing Committees for 1975

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Pechuman, L. L., primary, Rentz, D. C., additional, Sutherland, D. W. S., additional, Roberts, R. H., additional, Lattin, J. D., additional, Taboda, O., additional, Burke, H. R., additional, Schlinger, E. I., additional, Anderson, D. M., additional, Billings, S. C., additional, Kuhr, R. H., additional, Fukoto, T. R., additional, Hall, S. A., additional, Bull, D. L., additional, Back, R. C., additional, Bergman, P. W., additional, Foote, R. H., additional, Hellman, J. L., additional, Ignofo, C. M., additional, Johanson, C. A., additional, Johnson, D. B., additional, Jones, H. L., additional, Lauderdale, R. D., additional, McWilliams, J. C., additional, Ouye, M., additional, Rainwater, H. I., additional, Sauer, R. J., additional, Riley, R. C., additional, Robinson, J. V., additional, Thatcher, R. C., additional, Whymer, W. H., additional, Davis, A. C., additional, Trece, R. E., additional, Klassen, W., additional, Thomas, J. G., additional, Fairchild, M. L., additional, Hurd, P. D., additional, Gentry, J. W., additional, Cleaveland, M. L., additional, Hoyt, S. C., additional, Owens, J. C., additional, Peters, D. C., additional, Campbell, W. V., additional, Bray, D. F., additional, Miller, T. A., additional, Gerberg, E. J., additional, Strayer, J. R., additional, Sutherland, D. J., additional, Paschke, J. D., additional, Feir, D., additional, French, J. C., additional, Shorey, S. H., additional, Truman, J. W., additional, Guyer, G. E., additional, Eden, W. G., additional, Nelson, R. H., additional, Ritcher, P. O., additional, Sabrosky, C. W., additional, Brusven, M., additional, Edmunds, L. T., additional, Yonke, T. R., additional, Riddiford, L. M., additional, and Johnson, W. T., additional

Published
1976
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30. Reports of Standing Committees for 1974

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Lattin, J. D., primary, Roberts, R. H., additional, Taboada, O., additional, Burke, H. R., additional, Schlinger, E. I., additional, Philips, F. M., additional, Blickenstaff, C. C., additional, Wressell, H. B., additional, Anderso, D. M., additional, Eden, W. G., additional, Nelson, R. H., additional, Ritcher, P. O., additional, Sabrosky, C. W., additional, Oman, P. W., additional, Thomas, J. G., additional, Echols, H. W., additional, McWilliams, J. G., additional, Foote, R. H., additional, Riley, R. C., additional, Johansen, C. J., additional, Thatcher, R. C., additional, Sauer, R. J., additional, Hamman, R. E., additional, Allen, W. A., additional, Lauderdale, R. W., additional, Ouye, M., additional, Ramsay, M. J., additional, Bergman, P. W., additional, Wymer, W. H., additional, Johnson, D. R., additional, Jones, H. L., additional, Martin, D. F., additional, Rainwater, H. I., additional, Barbosa, P., additional, Hayes, J. T., additional, Payne, T. L., additional, Retan, A. H., additional, Wellso, S. G., additional, Anderson, J. F., additional, Campbell, M. V., additional, Crystal, M. M., additional, Hoyt, S. C., additional, Owens, J. C., additional, Ward, R. A., additional, Feir, D., additional, French, J. C., additional, Shorey, H. H., additional, Iverson, L. G. K., additional, Hays, S. B., additional, Truman, J. W., additional, Arthur, B. W., additional, Bray, D. T., additional, Miller, T. A., additional, Strayer, J. R., additional, Gerber, E. J., additional, Adkins, T. R., additional, Borde, J. H., additional, Doane, C. C., additional, Dodd, J. A., additional, Eikenbary, R. D., additional, Haines, R. G., additional, Hutton, G. L., additional, Lichtenstein, E. P., additional, Osmun, J. V., additional, Simanton, W. A., additional, Townes, H. K., additional, Watson, T. F., additional, Newton, W. H., additional, Gentry, J. W., additional, Klassen, W., additional, Foster, J. R., additional, Cates, M. D., additional, Hurd, P. D., additional, and Fairchild, M. L., additional

Published
1975
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34. Ecology of Coarse Woody Debris in Temperature Ecosystems.

Author

Harmon, M. E., Franklin, J. F., Swanson, F. J., Sollins, P., Gregory, S. V., Lattin, J. D., Anderson, N. H., Cline, S. P., Aumen, N. G., Sedell, J. R., Lienkaemper, G. W., Cromack Jr., K., and Cummins, K. W.

Subjects
*COARSE woody debris, *ECOLOGY, *FOREST litter, *BIOTIC communities, *ENVIRONMENTAL sciences
Abstract

Presents a study which examined the ecology of coarse woody debris (CWD) in temperate ecosystems. Importance of CWD in temperate stream and forest ecosystems; Decomposition of CWD; Amount and distribution of CWD.

Published
2004

35. Bionomics of the Anthocoridae.

Author

Lattin JD

Abstract

The family Anthocoridae (Hemiptera:Heteroptera) contains between 400 and 600 species distributed worldwide, chiefly on the continents but also on oceanic islands. They are small (1.4-4.5 mm) and common to a wide variety of habitats. Many are found in cryptic habitats such as galls, several widespread genera are surface feeders on small arthropods (Anthocoris, Orius, and Tetraphleps), and others can be found in ant nests and, especially, under bark. Wing polymorphism is common in this family, often associated with the cryptic habit. Most known species are predaceous, though some take plant food as well (e.g. Orius insidiosus, Orius pallidicornis). A few of these are believed to be entirely phytophagous (Paratriphleps laeviusculus). Their small size and often generalized feeding habits have resulted in about 30 introduced species, mostly accidental. A few have been introduced deliberately as biological control agents (Anthocoris spp., Montandoniola moraguesi, O. insidiosus, Orius tristicolor, and Tetraphleps spp.). Most nonindigenous species seem to have been distributed as a result of human activities, especially commerce. The predaceous habits of many Anthocoridae have attracted the attention of researchers who work in agroecosystems. Integrated pest management programs often include these predators, which has given us greater knowledge about these species than those found in natural ecosystems. Exciting discoveries about the attractiveness to these bugs of certain volatile plant and arthropod compounds are opening new areas of investigation into their chemical ecology. The reactions of these tiny predators will surely become better understood as a result.

Published
1999
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