Center for Bottomland Hardwoods Research
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CBHR Publications
Please note that Research Attainment Reports (RAR) only list publications originating from our unit. All other lists include both publications originating from our unit and publications by current CBHR scientists regardless of origin.
How We Provide Information
Information about Center publications is provided in many ways and formats, including:
Each scientist's profile page provides a link to their publications (see the last row in the table). If an on-line version of a publication is available a link is provided. These profile pages are accessible from any staff or team member listing by clicking on the scientist's name.
Unit-wide lists of all publications and research-related products by publication year (see left sidebar "html" links). If an on-line version of a publication is available a link is provided.
Lists of all publications and research-related products prepared as part of our annual Research Attainment Report (RAR) efforts, in PDF format (see left sidebar, "RAR (PDF)" links)*. Use these in conjunction with the SRS Publication Search form to perform keyword searches.
* Please note that actual publication dates may differ from the year in which they were reported in the RAR. To locate a file by publication year, please see the left sidebar "html" links.
Historical lists of all publications at specific sites within our unit, such as our Oxford Pubs List (PDF format) which lists publications as far back as 1946.
A link to the Southern Research Station's Compass Magazine home page where you may download the latest issue of Compass to see a listing of the most recent publications for units within our station
Search Options
Additionally, you may search for on-line copies of our, or other Forest Service, publications via Treesearch or by using the Southern Research Station's Publications Search Form (right sidebar), which is a filtered search of the Treesearch database.
How to Contact Us
If you're still unable to locate the information you need, please feel free to contact individual scientists directly. You may also email our webmaster.
Webmaster Note: The way in which we present our publications is a work-in-progress. We hope to have more options -- and content -- for you soon.
