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2021

Long-Term Hydrological Impacts of Historical Logging on Recent Hydro-Geomorphic Conditions, Big Barren Creek Watershed, Mark Twain National Forest, Shoukat Ahmed
MSU Graduate Theses

Modeling the Growth and Establishment of Plantation and Converted Silvopasture Systems in the Missouri Ozarks Region, Stewart James McCollum
MSU Graduate Theses

2019

Phenotypic Study of Anthracnose Resistance in Black Walnut and Building a Mapping Population, Sadie D. Land
MSU Graduate Theses

Forest Feedstock Supply Chains and Market Potential for Wood Pellet Facilities in the Ozark and Appalachia Regions, James Robert Criger
MSU Graduate Theses

2018

Modeling the Response of Black Walnut -dominant Mixed Hardwoods to Seasonal Climate Effects with UAV-based Hyperspectral Sensor and Aerial Photogrammetry, Tyler G. Bradford
MSU Graduate Theses

2017

Comparison of Understory Chemical and Mechanical Treatments to Promote Regeneration of Desirable Forestland Species, Rebecca Rachael Tyler
MSU Graduate Theses

Influence of Prescribed Burning on Upland Soil Properties in Mark Twain National Forest, Southeast Missouri Ozarks, Megan Lynn Hente
MSU Graduate Theses