Publications abound in the Battles lab this fall! Here are some recent research papers from graduate students:
- From a diverse research team including Carrie Levine, this new paper evaluates uncertainty in hydrologic export of solutes in three watersheds: in the Northeast and Southeast US and in the Gomadansan Experimental Forest, Japan. Read Article
- Natalie van Doorn’s recent participation in a research team examining environmental chemistry using Scots pine has yielded two publications. The first, in Science of Total Environment, examines bioaccumulation of heavy metals from mine soils. The second, in New Forests, uses Scots pine growth to assess productivity of reclaimed forest sites.
Read Article in Science of Total Environment
Read Article in New Forests
- And in new paper Simon Dufour, Maya Hayden and their collaborators ask, “Do abandoned channels host different plant species compared with the surrounding floodplain?” The study, now out in Ecohydrology, investigates vegetation community and disturbance dynamics along riparian forest gradients. Read Article