The influence of litter and humus accumulations and canopy openness on Picea sitchensis (Bong.) Carr. and Tsuga heterophylla (Raf.) Sarg. seedlings growing on logsHARMON, M. E.Canadian journal of forest research (Print). 1987, Vol 17, Num 12, pp 1475-1479, issn 0045-5067Article

Survival of trees after low-intensity surface fires in Great Smoky Mountains National ParkHARMON, M. E.Ecology (Durham). 1984, Vol 65, Num 3, pp 796-802, issn 0012-9658Article

Effects of bark fragmentation on plant succession on conifer logs in the Picea-Tsuga forests of olympic national park, WashingtonHARMON, M. E.The American midland naturalist. 1989, Vol 121, Num 1, pp 112-124, issn 0003-0031Article

Retention of needles and seeds on logs in Picea sitchensis ― Tsuga heterophylla forests of coastal Oregon and WashingtonHARMON, M. E.Canadian journal of botany. 1989, Vol 67, Num 6, pp 1833-1837, issn 0008-4026, 5 p.Article

Water balance of conifer logs in early stages of decompositionHARMON, M. E; SEXTON, J.Plant and soil. 1995, Vol 172, Num 1, pp 141-152, issn 0032-079XArticle

Fungal sporocarp mediated losses of Ca, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, N, P, and Zn from conifer logs in the early stages of decompositionHARMON, M. E; SEXTON, J; CALDWELL, B. A et al.Canadian journal of forest research (Print). 1994, Vol 24, Num 9, pp 1883-1893, issn 0045-5067Article

Effects on carbon storage of conversion of old-growth forests to young forestsHARMON, M. E; FERRELL, W. K; FRANKLIN, J. F et al.Science (Washington, D.C.). 1990, Vol 247, Num 4943, pp 699-702, issn 0036-8075, 4 p.Article

Cross-biome transplants of plant litter show decomposition models extend to a broader climatic range but lose predictability at the decadal time scaleCURRIE, W. S; HARMON, M. E; BURKE, I. C et al.Global change biology (Print). 2010, Vol 16, Num 6, pp 1744-1761, issn 1354-1013, 18 p.Article

The influence of decomposing logs on soil biology and nutrient cycling in an old-growth mixed coniferous forest in Oregon, U.S.ASPEARS, J. D. H; HOLUB, S. M; HARMON, M. E et al.Canadian journal of forest research (Print). 2003, Vol 33, Num 11, pp 2193-2201, issn 0045-5067, 9 p.Article

Plant-pest interactions in time and space : A Douglas-fir bark beetle outbreak as a case studyPOWERS, J. S; SOLLINS, P; HARMON, M. E et al.Landscape ecology. 1999, Vol 14, Num 2, pp 105-120, issn 0921-2973Article

Climate and litter quality controls on decomposition : An analysis of modeling approachesMOORHEAD, D. L; CURRIE, W. S; RASTETTER, E. B et al.Global biogeochemical cycles. 1999, Vol 13, Num 2, pp 575-589, issn 0886-6236Article

Acetylene reduction in conifer logs during early stages of decompositionGRIFFITHS, R. P; HARMON, M. E; CALDWELL, B. A et al.Plant and soil. 1993, Vol 148, Num 1, pp 53-61, issn 0032-079XArticle

Effects of climate, disturbance, and species on forest biomass across RussiaKRANKINA, O. N; HOUGHTON, R. A; HARMON, M. E et al.Canadian journal of forest research (Print). 2005, Vol 35, Num 9, pp 2281-2293, issn 0045-5067, 13 p.Conference Paper

Carbon storage in coarse and fine fractions of Pacific northwest old-growth forest soilsHOMANN, P. S; REMILLARD, S. M; HARMON, M. E et al.Soil Science Society of America journal. 2004, Vol 68, Num 6, pp 2023-2030, issn 0361-5995, 8 p.Article

Dynamics of the dead wood carbon pool in northwestern Russian boreal forestsKRANKINA, O. N; HARMON, M. E.Water, air and soil pollution. 1995, Vol 82, Num 1-2, pp 227-238, issn 0049-6979Article

Leaf-litter decomposition in the Picea/Tsuga forests of Olympic National Park, Washington, USAHARMON, M. E; BAKER, G. A; SPYCHER, G et al.Forest ecology and management. 1990, Vol 31, Num 1-2, pp 55-66, issn 0378-1127Article

Tree death as an ecological process. The causes, consequences, and variability of tree mortalityFRANKLIN, J. F; SHUGART, H. H; HARMON, M. E et al.Bioscience. 1987, Vol 37, Num 8, pp 550-556, issn 0006-3568Article

Disturbance and vegetation response in relation to environmental gradients in the Great Smoky mountainsHARMON, M. E; BRATTON, S. P; WHITE, P. S et al.Vegetatio (The Hague). 1984, Vol 55, Num 3, pp 129-139, issn 0042-3106Article

Consistent land- and atmosphere-based U.S. carbon sink estimatesPACALA, S. W; HURTT, G. C; MOORCROFT, P et al.Science (Washington, D.C.). 2001, Vol 292, Num 5525, pp 2316-2320, issn 0036-8075Article

Decomposition vectors : a new approach to estimating woody detritus decomposition dynamicsHARMON, M. E; KRANKINA, O. N; SEXTON, J et al.Canadian journal of forest research (Print). 2000, Vol 30, Num 1, pp 76-84, issn 0045-5067Article

Nutrient stores and dynamics of woody detritus in a boreal forest: modeling potential implications at the stand levelKRANKINA, O. N; HARMON, M. E; GRIAZKIN, A. V et al.Canadian journal of forest research (Print). 1999, Vol 29, Num 1, pp 20-32, issn 0045-5067Article

Use of large-footprint scanning airborne Lidar to estimate forest stand characteristics in the western cascades of OregonMEANS, J. E; ACKER, S. A; HARDING, D. J et al.Remote sensing of environment. 1999, Vol 67, Num 3, pp 298-308, issn 0034-4257Article

Changes in biomass and production over 53 years in a coastal Picea sitchensis - Tsuga heterophyyla forest approaching maturityHARCOMBE, P. A; HARMON, M. E; GREENE, S. E et al.Canadian journal of forest research (Print). 1990, Vol 20, Num 10, pp 1602-1610, issn 0045-5067, 9 p.Article

Communities of filamentous fungi and yeast in decomposing logs of Pseudotsuga menziesiiCRAWFORD, R. H; CARPENTER, S. E; HARMON, M. E et al.Mycologia. 1990, Vol 82, Num 6, pp 759-765, issn 0027-5514, 7 p.Article

Distribution and variations of extractable total phenols and tannins in the logs of four conifers after 1 year on the groundKELSEY, R. G; HARMON, M. E.Canadian journal of forest research (Print). 1989, Vol 19, Num 8, pp 1030-1036, issn 0045-5067Article