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A.J. Londo. 1997. Initial responses of vegetation, water quality, and soils to harvesting intensity in a Texas bottomland hardwood ecosystem. Forest Ecology and Management 90:201-216.
Rummer, R., B. Stokes, and G. Lockaby. 1997. Sedimentation associated with forest road surfacing in a bottomland hardwood ecosystem. Forest Ecology and Management 90:195-200.
Trettin, Carl C., Martin F. Jurgensen, Margaret R. Gale, and James W. McLaughlin. 1995. Soil carbon in northern forested wetlands: Impacts of silvicultural practices. pp. 437-461. In: William W. McFee and J. Michael Kelly (eds.) Carbon Forms and Functions in Forest Soils. Soil Science Society of America. Madison, WI.
