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Environmental Monitoring and Assessment|November 20, 2013
Recent changes in the montane spruce-fir forests of the northeastern United StatesA J FriedlandTree Physiology|January 1, 1991
Winter desiccation and injury of subalpine red spruceG T Herrick, A J FriedlandEnvironmental Monitoring and Assessment|November 16, 2013
Spatial patterns in forest composition and standing dead red spruce in montane forests of the Adirondacks and northern AppalachiansB W Craig, A J FriedlandTree Physiology|December 1, 1992
Modeling shoot water contents in high-elevation Picea rubens during winterR L Boyce, A J Friedland, V N MacdonaldEnvironmental Science and Pollution Research International|June 9, 2016
Forest floor decomposition, metal exchangeability, and metal bioaccumulation by exotic earthworms: Amynthas agrestis and Lumbricus rubellusJ B Richardson, J H Görres, A J FriedlandBulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology|September 9, 2017
Exotic Earthworms Decrease Cd, Hg, and Pb Pools in Upland Forest Soils of Vermont and New Hampshire USAJ B Richardson, J H Görres, A J FriedlandThe Science of the Total Environment|December 3, 2014
Forest floor lead, copper and zinc concentrations across the northeastern United States: synthesizing spatial and temporal responsesJ B Richardson, E C Donaldson, J M Kaste, et al.Soil Biology & Biochemistry|April 18, 2015
Trace Metals and Metalloids in Forest Soils and Exotic Earthworms in Northern New England, USAJ B Richardson, J H Görres, B P Jackson, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|January 21, 2015
Forest Floor Lead Changes from 1980 to 2011 and Subsequent Accumulation in the Mineral Soil across the Northeastern United StatesJ B Richardson, A J Friedland, J M Kaste, et al.Soil Biology & Biochemistry|February 7, 2017
Nutrient and pollutant metals within earthworm residues are immobilized in soil during decompositionJ B Richardson, D J Renock, J H Görres, et al.Pageof 1