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A buried spruce forest provides evidence at the stand and landscape scale for the effects of environment on vegetation at the Pleistocene/Holocene boundary

• HF-ID: HF1999-28
• Category: Research Files
• Creator:
  • Pregitzer, K.S.
  • Reed, D.D.
  • Bornhorst, T.J.
  • Foster, David R.
  • Mroz, G.D.
  • McLachlan, Jason S.
  • Laks, P.E.
  • Stokke, D.D.
  • Martin, P.E.
  • Brown, S.E.

• Associated Person:
  • Grimm, E.C.

• Date: 1995-2018
• Location: Upper Peninsula (Michigan)
• Media: Mixed media
• Contents:
  • Articles,Overheads,Correspondence,Notes,Maps,Photographs, Copy of Journal Article.
  
  
  • NOTE: During the 2017 Archive Renovations mice damaged the file folder. NO DATA WAS LOST OR DAMAGED. The file folder was replaced. 1 file folder. 8.5 inches x 11 inches and 4 inches x 6 inches (Photographs).

• Keywords: climate, off forest, old growth forests, paleoecology, succession
• Abstract:
  • Gribben Buried Forest, Upper Peninsula, Michigan uncovered, analysis of soils, wood, pollen. 2018 E.C. Grimm uploading data to the Neotoma Paleoecology Database: www.neotomadb.org from the research
  • done on the Gribben Buried Forest.

• Related Items:
  • HFS 2000-28 Gribben Buried Forest Soils 1995
  • HFS 1996-26 Gribben Buried Forest, Spruce Cookies and Litter 1995
  • Publication: A buried spruce forest provides evidence at the stand and landscape scale for the effects of environment on vegetation at the Pleistocene/Holocene boundary

• Archives Location: Middle Room, stack 12, drawer 5
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