Referred Journal Articles:
(*Correspondence author or the senior author is a SEL member)
[125] Wang, J.-P., G.G. Wang, B. Zhang, Z. Yuan, Z. Fu, Y. Yuan, L. Zhu, S. Ma, and J. Zhang. 2019. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi associated with tree species in a
planted forest of Eastern China. Forests (in press)
[124] Pile, L.S., L. Vickers, M. Stambaugh, C. Norman, and G.G. Wang*. 2019. The Tortoise and the Hare: A Race between Native Tree Species and the Invasive
Chinese Tallow. Forest Ecology and Management 445: 110-121.
[123] Wu, C., Z. Zhang, H. Wang, G. Huang, C. Shu, F. Kong, Y. Zhang, G.G. Wang*, and Y. Liu*. 2019. Home-field advantage of CWD decomposition in
subtropical forests varied by field sites. Forest Ecology and Management 444: 127-137.
[122] Chen* F.-S., G.G. Wang*, X.-M. Fang, S.-Z. Wan, Y. Zhang, and C. Liang. 2019. Nitrogen deposition effect on forest litter decomposition is interactively
regulated by endogenous litter quality and exogenous resource supply. Plant and Soil 437: 413-426.
[121] Wang, F., F.-S. Chen*, G.G. Wang, R. Mao, X. Fang, H. Wang, and W. Bu. 2019. Effects of experimental nitrogen addition on nutrients and nonstructural
carbohydrates of dominant understory plants in a Chinese fir plantation. Forests 10, 155; doi:10.3390/f10020155
[120] Wu, C., H. Wang, Q. Mo, Z. Zhang, G. Huang, F. Kong, Y. Liu*, G.G. Wang*. 2019. Effects of elevated UV-B radiation and N deposition on the decomposition
of coarse woody debris. The Science of Total Environment 663:170-176
[119] Liu, G., S. Lin, L.S. Pile, F. Zheng, and G.G. Wang. 2018. Effect of potassium permanganate and pyrolysis temperature on the biochar produced from rice
straw and suitability of biochars for heavy metal (CD & PB) immobilization in paper sludge. Fresenius Environmental Bulletin 27(12A):9008-9018.
[118] Xie, H., G.G. Wang*, M. Yu*. 2018. Ecosystem multifunctionality is highly related to the shelterbelt structure and plant species diversity in mixed shelterbelts
of eastern China, Global Ecology and Conservation doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2018.e00470
[117] Liu, G. H. C. Hui, M. Chen, L.S. Pile, G.G. Wang*, F. Wang, P. Shi*. 2018. Variation in individual biomass decreases faster than mean biomass with
increasing density of bamboo stands. Journal of Forestry Research 296(11): 245 -7 p. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11676-018-0796-1.
[116] Liu, X., Z. Fu, B. Zhang, L. Zhai, M. Meng, J. Lin, J. Zhuang, G.G. Wang, and J. Zhang. 2018. Effects of sulfuric, nitric, and mixed acid rain on Chinese fir
sapling growth in Southern China. Ecotoxicology Environmental Safety 160:154-161. doi: 10.1016/j.ecoenv.2018.04.071. Epub 2018 May 26.
[115] Knapp*, B.O., L.S. Pile, J.L. Walker, and G.G. Wang*. 2018. Fire Effects on a Fire-Adapted Species: Response of Grass-Stage Longleaf Pine Seedlings to
Experimental Burning. Fire Ecology 14:2.
[114] Zhang, H., J. Wang, J. Wang, Z. Guo, G.G. Wang, D. Zeng, and T.G. Wu*. 2018. Tree stoichiometry and nutrient resorption along a chronosequence of
Metasequoia glyptostroboides forests in coastal China. Forest Ecology and Management 430: 445-450.
[113] Lu, D., G.G. Wang*, Q.L. Yan, T. Gao, J.J. Zhu*. 2018. Effects of gap size and within-gap position on seedling growth and biomass allocation: Is the gap
partitioning hypothesis applicable to the temperate secondary forest ecosystem? Forest Ecology and Management 429: 351-362
[112] Lu, D., G.G. Wang*, L.Yu, T. Zhang, J.J. Zhu*. 2018. Seedling survival within forest gaps: the effects of gap size, and within-gap location, and forest type on
species of contrasting shade-tolerance. Forestry: An International Journal of Forest Research 91:470-479.
[111] Shearman, T.M., G.G. Wang*, P.T. Ma, and S. Guan. 2018. Patterns of bark growth for juvenile trees of six common hardwood species in the eastern United
States and their relationship to fire-tolerance. Trees: Structure and Function 32: 519-524
[110] Wu, C., Q. Mo, H. Wang, Z. Zhang, Q. Ye, G. Huang, Q. Zhou, F. Kong, Y. Liu*, G.G. Wang*. 2018. Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) expansion affects
soil phosphorus cycle in adjacent coniferous forests in subtropical China. Annals of Forest Science 75: 24. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13595-018-0703-0
[109] Wu*, T.G., P. Zhang, L. Zhang, J. Wang, M. Yu, X. Zhou, and G.G. Wang*. 2018. Relationships between shelter effects and optical porosity: a meta-analysis
for tree windbreaks. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 259: 75-81.
[108] Zhang, H., Z.W. Guo, M. Yu, G.G. Wang, and T.G. Wu. 2018. Latitudinal patterns of leaf N, P stoichiometry and nutrient resorption of Metasequoia
glyptostroboides along eastern coastline of China. Science of Total Environment 618: 1-6.
[107] Lu, D., G.G. Wang*, J. Zhang, Y.T. Fang, C. Zhu, J.J. Zhu*. 2018. Converting larch plantations to mixed stands: Effects of canopy treatment on the survival
and growth of planted seedlings with contrasting shade tolerance. Forest Ecology and Management 409:19-28.
[106] Shearman, T.M., G.G. Wang*, R.K. Peet, T.R. Wentworth, M.P. Schafale, and A.S. Weakley. 2018. A community analysis for forest ecosystems associated
with Persea borbonia and P. palustris, two species at risk from Laurel Wilt Disease in the southeastern United States. Castanea 83:3-27.
[105] Yang, X., P. Zhang, Q. Wu, H. Yan, M. Yu, G.G. Wang, and T.G. Wu. 2017 Effects of Simulated Wind Load on Leaf Photosynthesis and Carbohydrate
Allocation in Eight Quercus Species. Journal of Biobased Materials and Bioenergy 11: 652–657.
[104] Pile, L.S., G.G. Wang*, B.O. Knapp, G. Liu, and D. Yu. 2017. Morphological and physiological adaptations to frequent surface fire regimes: A comparative
study on seedlings of three Pinus species native to southeast United States. Annals of Forest Science 74(4): 68-80.
[103] Coates, T.A., Alex T. Chow, D.L. Hagan, T.A. Waldrop, G.G. Wang, W.C. Bridges, Jr., M.-F. Rogers, and J.H. Dozier. 2017. Thermocouple probe orientation
affects prescribed fire behavior estimation. Journal of Environmental 47(1):170-176 DOI10.2134/jeq2017.02.0055
[102] Coates, T.A., A.T. Chow, D.L. Hagan, G.G. Wang, W.C. Bridges, and J.H. Dozier. 2017. Frequent Prescribed Burning as a Long-term Practice in Longleaf
Pine Forests Does Not Affect Detrital Chemical Composition. Journal of Environmental Quality 46:1020-1027.
[101] Pile, L.S., G.G. Wang*, J.P. Stovall, G.S. Wheeler, and E. Siemann. 2017. Mechanisms of Chinese tallow (Triadica sebifera) invasion and their management
implications – A review. Forest Ecology and Management 404: 1-13.
[100] Pile, L.S., G.G. Wang*, T.A. Waldrop, J.L. Walker, W.C. Bridges, and P.A. Layton. 2017. Developing an ecologically-based integrated management approach
to control Chinese tallow (Triadica sebifera) invasion in maritime forests. Journal of Forestry 115(6):522-529.
[99] Cheng, X., M. Yu, and G.G. Wang. 2017. Effects of Thinning on Soil Organic Carbon Fractions and Soil Properties in Cunninghamia lanceolata Stands in
Eastern China. Forests 8(6), 198; doi:10.3390/f8060198
[98] Pile, L.S., G.G. Wang*, B.O. Knapp, J.L. Walker, M.C. Stambaugh. 2017. Chinese tallow (Triadica sebifera) invasion in maritime forests: the role of
anthropogenic disturbances and its management implication. Forest Ecology and Management 398: 10-24.
[97] Hu, H., G.G. Wang*, B.L. Bauerle, and R.J. Klos. 2017. Drought impact on forest regeneration in the Southeast USA. Ecosphere 8(4): e01772.
[96] Zhang, H., X. Yang, J. Wang, G.G. Wang, M. Yu, and T.G. Wu*. 2017. Leaf N and P stoichiometry in relation to leaf shape and plant size for Quercus
acutissima provenances across China. Scientific Reports 7: 46133.
[95] Yan*, Q.L., J.J. Zhu; Q. Gang, L. Huang, and G.G. Wang. 2016. Comparison of Spatial Distribution Patterns of Seed Rain between Larch Plantations and
Adjacent Secondary Forests in Northeast China. Forest Science 62(6): 652-662; DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5849/forsci.15-048
[94] Chhin*, S. and G.G. Wang. 2016. Climatic Sensitivity of a Mixed Forest Association of White Spruce and Trembling Aspen at Their Southern Range
Limit. Forests 7(10): 235; doi:10.3390/f7100235. http://www.mdpi.com/1999-4907/7/10/235
[93] Wu*, T.G., P. Zhang, L. Zhang, G.G. Wang, and M.K. Yu. 2016. Morphological response of eight Quercus species to simulated wind load. PLOS ONE 11(9):
e0163613. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0163613.
[92] Yueqin Cheng, Jingmian Duan, Zhenbin Jiao, G. Geoff Wang, Fengming Yan, and Hongwei Wang*. 2016. Cytoplasmic DNA disclose high nucleotide
diversity and different phylogenetic pattern in Taihangia rupestris. Biochemical Systematics and Ecology 66: 201-208.
[91] Ruan, Xiao, Cunde Pan, Run Liu, Zhaohui, Li, Shuling Li; De-An Jiang, Jing-Chi Zhang, G. Geoff Wang, Yin-Xian Zhao, and Qiang Wang. 2016. Effects of
climate warming on plant autotoxicity in forest evolution -a case simulation analysis for Picea schrenkiana regeneration. Ecology and Evolution
doi:10.1002/ece3.2315
[90] Wu, T.G., H. Zhang, G.G. Wang, and M.K. Yu. 2016. Effects of environment and genetics on leaf N and P stoichiometry for 29 Quercus acutissima
provenances in China. European Journal of Forest Research 135(4): 795-802.
[89] Yan, Y., Q. Zhang, G.G. Wang*, and Y.-M. Fang*. 2016. Atmospheric Deposition of Heavy Metals in Wuxi, China: Estimation Based on Native Moss Analysis.
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. 188(6):360. doi: 10.1007/s10661-016-5315-2
[88] Knapp*, B.O., G.G. Wang*, J.L. Walker, and H. Hu. 2016. Using silvicultural practices to regulate competition, resource availability, and growing conditions for
Pinus palustris seedlings underplanted in Pinus taeda forests. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 46: 902-913
[87] Liu, G., Q. Xu, X. Dong, J. Yang, L.S. Pile, G.G. Wang, and F. Wang. 2016. Effect of protective gas and pyrolysis temperature on the biochar produced from
three plants of Gramineae: physical and chemical characterization. Waste Biomass Valorization. DOI: 10.1007/s12649-016-9534-0
[86] Hu, H., B.O. Knapp, G.G. Wang*, and J.L. Walker. 2016. Silvicultural treatments for converting loblolly pine to longleaf pine dominance: Effects on ground
layer and midstory vegetation. Journal of Applied Vegetation Science 19: 280-290
[85] Liu, G., P. Shi, Q. Xu, X. Dong, F. Wang, G.G. Wang*, and C. Hui. 2016. Does the size-density relationship developed for bamboo species conform to the
self-thinning rule? For. Ecol. Manage. 361: 339-345.
[84] Pile, L.S., C.A. Maier, G.G. Wang*, D. Yu, T.M. Shearman. 2016. Responses of two genetically superior loblolly pine clonal ideotypes to a severe ice storm
. Forest Ecology and Management 360: 213-220.
[83] Jiao, Z., Y. Cheng, H. Wang, C. Lei, G.G. Wang, L. Han. 2015. Isolation and Characterization of Microsatellite Loci in Rehmannia glutinosa
(Scrophulariaceae), a Medicinal Herb. Applications in Plant Sciences 3(10): apps1500054
[82] Zhang, J.Y., L.J. Lin, L. Yang, X. Ruan, X.J. Li, C.D. Pan, H. Zhang, G.G. Wang, and Q. Wang. 2015. Comparative allelopathic potentials of American
chestnut (Castanea dentata) and Chinese chestnut (C. mollissima). Allelopathy Journal 36: 303-314.
[81] Addington, R.N., B.O. Knapp, G.G. Sorrell, M.L. Elmore, G.G. Wang, and J.L. Walker. 2015. Factors affecting broadleaf woody vegetation in upland pine
forests managed for longleaf pine restoration. Forest Ecology and Management 354:130-138
[80] Zhu, J., G. Zhang, G.G. Wang, Q. Yan, D. Lu, X. Li and X. Zheng. 2015. On the size of forest gaps: can its lower and upper limits be objectively defined?
Agricultural and Forestry Meteorology 213: 64-76.
[79] Zhang, B., X. Liu, D.L. DeAngelis, W.-M. Ni, and G.G. Wang. 2015. Effects of dispersal on total biomass in a patchy, heterogeneous system: Analysis and
experiment. Mathematical Biosciences 264: 54-62.
[78] Stottlemyer, Aaron D., T.A. Waldrop, and G.G. Wang+. 2015. Surface Fuel Characteristics in Beetle-killed Southern Pine Stands and Impacts of Prescribed
Fire and Mastication as Fuel Reduction Treatments. Ecological Engineering 81: 514-524.
[77] Pile. L.S., G.G. Wang*, R. Polomski, G. Yarrow and C.M. Stuyck. 2015. Potential for non-native endozoochorous seed dispersal by white-tailed deer in a
southeastern maritime forest. Invasive Plant Management and Science 8:32-43.
[76] Jin, S.H., X.Q. Li, G.G. Wang, and X.T. Zhu. 2015. Brassinosteroids alleviate high temperature injury in Ficus concinna seedlings via maintaining higher
antioxidant defense and glyoxalase systems. AoB Plants AoB PLANTS7: plv009; doi:10.1093/aobpla/plv009
[75] Shearman, TM, G.G. Wang*, and WC Bridges. 2015. Impacts of laurel wilt disease on redbay (Persea borbonia): An assessment based on forest inventory
and analysis data. Biological Invasions 17: 1371-1382
[74] Knapp, B.O., J.L. Walker, G.G. Wang+, H. Hu and R.N. Addington. 2014. Effects of overstory retention, herbicides, and fertilization on sub-canopy vegetation
structure and functional group composition in loblolly pine forests restored to longleaf pine. Forest ecology and Management 320:149-160.
[73] Knapp, B.O., G.G. Wang+, S.L. Clark, L.S. Pile, and S.E. Scharbrum. 2014. Physiological and morphological leaf characteristics of American chestnut,
Chinese chestnut, and three hybrid chestnut generations planted in a deciduous forest in the southern Appalachian. New Forests 45:283-203.
[72] Wu, T.G., G.G. Wang, Q.T. Wu, X.R. Cheng, M.K. Yu, W. Wang, and X.B. Yu. 2014. Leaf nitrogen and phosphorus stoichiometry across forty-two woody
species in Southeast China. Ecological Complexity 17: 32-39
[71] Ryu, S.R., G. G. Wang+, and J.L. Walker. 2013. Factors influencing loblolly pine stand health on Fort Benning, Georgia. Forest Science and Technology 9:
137-146
[70] Wu, T., S. Gu, H. Zhou, G.G. Wang, X. Cheng, and M. Yu. 2013. Photosynthetic and physiological responses of native and exotic tidal woody seedlings to
simulated tidal immersion. Estuaries, Coastal and Shelf Science 135: 280-284
[69] Cheng, X.R., M.K. Yu, G. G. Wang, T.G. Wu, and C. Zhang. 2013. Seedling growth, Morphology and biomass allocation in response to light gradient in five
subtropical evergreen broadleaf species. Journal of Tropical Forest Science 25: 537-546.
[68] Knapp, B.O., G.G. Wang+ and J.L. Walker. 2013. Effects of canopy structure and cultural treatments on the survival and growth of Pinus palustris Mill.
seedlings underplanted in Pinus taeda L. stands. Ecological Engineering 57: 46-56.
[67] Li, Xiao-Juan, Qiang Wang, Sui Ni, Xiao Ruan, Yong-Hong Wang, Huan Zhang, and G. Geoff Wang. 2013. Allelopathy comparison between Castanea
mollissima and C. dentata. Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology 37 (2): 173–182.
[66] Wu, T.G., M.K. Yu, G.G. Wang, Z.X. Wang, X. Duan, Y. Dong, and X.R. Cheng. 2013. Effects of stand structure on wind speed reduction in a Metasequoia
glyptostroboides shelterbelt. Agroforestry Systems 87: 251-257. 1.378
[65] Wu, T.-G., Y. Dong, M.-K. Yu, G.G. Wang, and D.-H. Zeng. 2012. Leaf nitrogen and phosphorus stoichiometry of Quercus species across China. Forest
Ecology and Management 284: 116-123.
[64] Hu, H., G.G. Wang*, J.L. Walker, and B.O. Knapp. 2012. Silvicultural treatments for converting loblolly pine to longleaf pine dominance: effects on resource
availability and their relationships with planted longleaf pine seedlings. Forest Ecology and Management 282: 115-123.
[63] Wu, T.-G., M.-K. Yu, G.G. Wang, Y. Dong, and X.-R. Cheng. 2012. Cheng. Leaf nitrogen and phosphorus stoichiometry across forty-two woody species in
Southeast China. Biochemical Systematics and Ecology 44: 255-263.
[62] Hu, H., G.G Wang*, J. L. Walker, and B.O. Knapp. 2012. Silvicultural treatments for converting loblolly pine to longleaf pine dominance: Effects on planted
longleaf pine seedlings. Forest Ecology and Management 276: 209-216
[61] Wang*, G.G., D.H. Van Lear, H. Hu and P.R. Kapluck. 2012. Accouting carbon storage in decaying root system of harvested trees. Ambio: A Journal of the
Human Environment 41(3): 284-91.
[60] Ruan X., Z.H. Li , Q. Wang, C.D. Pan, D.A. Jiang, and G.G. Wang. 2011. Autotoxicity and allelopathy of 3,4-Dihydroxyacetophenone isolated from Picea
schrenkiana needles. Molecule 16: 8874-8893.
[59] Wenk, E.S., G.G. Wang* and J.L. Walker. 2011. Within-stand variation in understory vegetation affects fire behavior in longleaf pine xeric sandhills.
International Journal of Wildland fire 20, 866–875.
[58] Knapp, B.O., G.G. Wang*, H. Hu, J.L. Walker, and C. Tennant. 2011. Restoring longleaf pine (Pinus palustris Mill.) in loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) stands:
effects of restoration treatments on natural loblolly pine regeneration. Forest Ecology and Management 262: 1157-1167
[57] Wang*, G.G. and S.R. Wangen. 2011. Does frequent burning affect longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) bark thickness? Canadian Journal of Forest Research 41:
1562-1565.
[56] Li, Z.H., Q. Wang, X. Ruan, C.D. Pan, J.C. Zhang, D.A. Jiang and G.G. Wang. 2011. Biological activity and quantification of potential autotoxins from Picea
schrenkiana leaves. Allelopathy Journal 27: 245-262. 0.846
(55) Kemball, K.J., R.A. Westwood and G.G. Wang*. 2010. Laboratory assessment of the effect of forest floor ash on conifer germination. Canadian Journal of
Forest Research 40: 822-826.
(54) Wang*, G.G. and K.J. Kemball. 2010. Effects of fire severity on early survival and growth of planted jack pine, black spruce and white spruce. Forestry
Chronicle 86: 193-199. 0.868
(53) Bauerle, W.L., J.D. Bowden, G. G. Wang and M.A. Shahba. 2009. Exploring the importance of within-canopy spatial temperature variation on transpiration
predictions. Journal of Experimental Botany 60: 3665-3676.
(52) Klos, R.J., G.G. Wang*, W.L. Bauerle and J.R. Rieck. 2009. Drought impact on forest growth and mortality in the Southeast USA: An analysis using Forest
Health and Monitoring data. Ecological Applications 19: 699-708.
(51) Stottlemyer, A.D., G.G. Wang*, C.E. Wells, D.W. Stottlemyer and T.A. Waldrop. 2008. Reducing airborne ectomycorrhizal fungi and growing non-mycorrhizal
loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) seedlings in a greenhouse. Myccorhiza 18: 269-275. 2.63
(50) Knapp, B.O., G.G. Wang* and J.L. Walker. 2008. Relating the survival and growth of planted longleaf pine seedlings to microsite conditions altered by site
preparation treatments. Forest Ecology and Management 255: 3768-3777.
(49) Hu, H. and G.G. Wang*. 2008. Changes in forest biomass carbon storage in the Piedmont of South Carolina between 1936 and 2005. Forest Ecology and
Management 255: 1400-1408.
(48) Wang, Z., X. Han, G.G. Wang, Y. Song and J. Gulledge. 2008 Methane emissions from steppe plants of temperate Inner Mongolia. Environmental Science &
Technology 42: 62-68.
(47) Chhin, S. and G.G. Wang+. 2008. Climatic response of Picea glauca seedlings in a forest-prairie ecotone of western Canada. Annals of Forest Science 65:\ 207-214. 1.8
(46) Chhin, S. and G.G. Wang+. 2007. Growth of white spruce, Picea glauca, seedlings in relation to microenvironmental conditions in a forest-prairie ecotone of
southwestern Manitoba. Canadian Field-Naturist 121: 191-200.
(45) Bauerle, W.L., J.D. Bowden and G.G. Wang. 2007. The influence of temperature on within-canopy acclimation and variation in leaf photosynthesis: spatial
acclimation to microclimate gradients among climatically divergent Acer rubrum L. genotypes. Journal of Experimental Botany 58: 3285-3298.
(44) Klos, R.J., G.G. Wang*, Q-L. Dang and E. East. 2007. Taper equations for five major tree species in Manitoba. Western Journal of Applied Forestry 22:
163-170.
(43) Yu, D., G.G. Wang, L. Dai and Q. Wang. 2007. Dendroclimatic analysis of Betula ermanii forests at their upper limit of distribution in Changbai Mountain,
Northeast China. Forest Ecology and Management 240: 105-113.
(42) Bauerle, W.L., G.G. Wang, J.D. Bowden and C. Hong. 2006. An analysis of ecophysiological responses to drought in American chestnut. Annals of Forest
Science 63: 833-842.
(41) Kemball, K.J., G.G. Wang* and R.A. Westwood. 2006. Are mineral soils exposed by severe wildfire better seedbeds for conifer regeneration? Canadian
Journal of Forest Research 36: 1943-1950.
(40) Bauerle W.L., J.D. Bowden and G.G. Wang. 2006. Within-crown variation in the development of photosynthetic capacity is proportional to growth temperature
in temperate deciduous trees. Hortscience 41: 999-999.
(39) Yu, D.P., Q.L. Wang, G.G. Wang and L.M. Dai. 2006. Dendroclimatic response of Picea Jezoensis along an altitudinal gradient in Changbai Mountains.
Science in China: Series E, 49 (Supp. 1): 150-159.
(38) Knapp, B.O., G.G. Wang*, J.L. Walker and S. Cohen. 2006. Effect of site preparation treatments on early growth and survival of planted longleaf pine
seedlings. Forest Ecology Management 226: 122-128.
(37) Yu, Y., S. He, G.G. Wang and S. Li. 2006. Concentrations and flues of dissolved organic carbon in the soil percolating water of Chinese fir plantation. Forest
Science [in Chinese, with English abstract] 42: 122-125.
(36) Wang*, G.G., W.L. Bauerle and B.T. Mudder. 2006. Effects of light intensity on the photosynthesis, growth, and biomass allocation in American chestnut
seedlings. Forest Ecology Management 226: 173-180.
(35) Knapp, B.O., G.G. Wang*, J.L. Walker and D.H. Van Lear. 2006. Predicting root biomass of burned and unburned white oak advance reproduction from
diameter and height. Southern Journal of Applied Forestry 30: 40-45.
(34) Wang*, G.G. and W.L. Bauerle. 2006. Effects of light acclimation on the growth and photochemical and non-photochemical balance in Quercus alba L.
seedlings. Annals of Forest Sciences 63: 111-118.
(33) Wang*, G.G., S. Chhin and W.L. Bauerle. 2006. The effect of natural atmospheric CO2 fertilization suggested by open-grown white spruce in a dry
environment. Global Change Biology 12: 601-610.
(32) Kemball, K.J., G.G. Wang* and Q. Dang. 2005. Understory plant community of boreal mixedwood stands in response to fire, logging, and spruce budworm
outbreak. Canadian Journal of Botany 83: 1550-1560.
(31) Chhin, S. and G.G. Wang+. 2005. The effect of sampling height on dendroclimatic analysis. Dendrochronologia 23: 47-55.
(30) Wang*, G.G., D.H. Van Lear and W.L. Bauerle. 2005. Effects of prescribed fires on the first-year establishment of white oak (Quercus alba L.) seedlings in
the Upper Piedmont of South Carolina, USA. Forest Ecology and Management 213: 328-337.
(29) Wang*, G.G. and K.J. Kemball. 2005. Balsam Fir and White Spruce Seedling Recruitment in Response to Understory Release, Seedbed Type, and Litter
Exclusion in Trembling Aspen Stands. Canadian Journal of Forestry Research 35: 667-673.
(28) Wang*, G.G. and K.J. Kemball. 2005. Effects of fire severity on early development of understory vegetation. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 35:
254-262.
(27) Wang*, G.G., S. Huang, R.A. Monserud and R.J. Klos. 2004. Lodgepole pine site index in relation to synoptic measures of climate, soil moisture and soil
nutrients. Forestry Chronicle 80: 678-686.
(26) Wang*, G.G., S. Huang and D.J. Morgan. 2004. Height Growth Pattern of Lodgepole Pine in Relation to Natural Subregions in Alberta. Western Journal of
Applied Forestry 19: 154-159.
(25) Bauerle, W.L., J.E. Toler and G.G. Wang. 2004. Stomatal conductance of Acer rubrum L. ecotypes under varying soil and atmospheric water conditions:
Modeling the stomatal response with an abscisic acid-based model. Tree Physiology 24: 805-811.
(24) Chhin, S., G.G. Wang+ and J. Tardif. 2004. Dendroclimatic analysis of white spruce at its southern limit of distribution in the Spruce Woods Provincial Park,
Manitoba, Canada. Tree Ring Research 60: 31-43.
(23) Wang*, G.G. 2003. Early regeneration and growth dynamics of Populus tremuloides suckers in relation to fire severity. Canadian Journal of Forest Research
33: 1998-2006.
(22) Chhin, S. and G.G. Wang+. 2002. Spatial and temporal patterns of white spruce regeneration in mixed grass prairies. Journal of Biogeography 29: 903-912.
(21) Wang*, G.G. 2002. Fire severity in relation to canopy composition within burned boreal mixedwood stands. Forest Ecology and Management 163: 85-92.
(20) Wang*, G.G. and J. Su. 2002. Growth of black spruce seedling planted in burned, logged and undisturbed boreal mixedwood stands. Forestry Chronicle 78:
275-280.
(19) Wang*, G.G., J.A. Siemens, V. Keenan and D. Phillipot. 2000. Survival and growth of black and white spruce seedlings in relation to stock type, site
preparation and plantation type in southeastern Manitoba. Forestry Chronicle 76: 775-782.
(18) Wang*, G.G., J. Su and J.R. Wang. 2000. Height growth of planted black spruce seedlings in response to interspecific vegetation competition: a comparison
on four competition measures at two measuring positions. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 30: 573-579.
(17) Wang*, G.G. and S. Huang. 2000. Height growth pattern of white spruce in natural subregions in Alberta, Canada. Forest Ecology and Management 134:
271-279.
(16) Wang*, G.G. 2000. Use of understory vegetation in classifying soil moisture and nutrient regimes. Forest Ecology and Management 129: 93-100.
(15) Wang*, G.G. 1998. An ecologically based model for site index conversion among species. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 28: 234-238.
(14) Fang, J.Y., G.G. Wang, G. Liu and S.L. Xu. 1998. Forest biomass of China: an estimate based on biomass-volume relationship. Ecological Applications 8:
1084-1091.
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