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Preface | |
Reading the Landscape: The Influence of Nature and Human Culture on a Forested Countryside | |
Emerging from an Ice Age | |
When the north wind blows | |
Forest for the taking | |
Plant succession: A land in transition | |
The changing fortunes of animal populations | |
Plant Communities of the Adirondacks and Northern New England | |
Spruce-fir woodlands | |
Heath bogs | |
Northern hardwood forests | |
Pattern and Adaptation at High Elevation | |
Dealing with disturbance | |
The limits to tree growth | |
Life in high places | |
Patterns in stone | |
Turning Seasons: Purpose and Promise Behind Autumn's Changing Colors | |
The need to disperse | |
High-stakes migration | |
Laying in stores | |
When a leaf falls in the forest | |
Life below zero | |
Six Months of Winter | |
The importance of snow | |
Three ways to stay on top | |
Climate in Question | |
Does history repeat itself? | |
How good are climate projections, and what do they tell us? | |
The future of the northern forest: Who are the winners, who are the losers? | |
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