Luquillo Bibliography

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Everham, E. M., & Brokaw N. V. L. (1996).  Forest damage and recovery from catastrophic wind. The Botanical Review. 62(2), 113-185.
Everham, E. M. (1995).  A comparison of methods for quantifying catastrophic wind damage to forests. (Coutts, M.P., Grace, J., Ed.).Wind and wind-related damage to trees. 340-357.
Everham, E. M. (1996).  Hurricane damage and recovery: an empirical and simulation study of vegetation dynamics in the Luquillo Experimental Forest, Puerto Rico. PhD, 365.
Everham, E. M. (1991).  A landscape simulation model of forest growth for the Luquillo Experimental Forest. Puerto Rico. (McLeod, J., Ed.).Toward Understanding our environment.
Everham, E. M., Wooster K. B., & Hall C. A. S. (1991).  Forest landscape climate modeling. (Buford, M.A., Ed.).Proceedings of the 1991 symposium on systems analysis in forest resources. 11-16.
Everham, E.M., I. I. I., Myster R. W., & Vandegenachte E. (1996).  Effects of light, moisture, temperature and litter on the regeneration of five tree species in the tropical montane wet forest of Puerto Rico. American Journal of Botany. 83, 1063-1068.
Estrada-Ruiz, C., & Cantrell S. A. (In Press).  Fenologia de arboles y arbustos de la cuenca hidrografica de Bisley, Luquillo, Puerto Rico. Interciencia.
Erickson, H. E., & Ayala G. (2004).  Hurricane-induced nitrous oxide fluxes from a wet tropical forest. Global Change Biology. 10, 1155-1162.
Erickson, H. E., Keller M., & Davidson E. (2001).  Nitrogen oxide fluxes and nitrogen cycling during secondary succession and forest fertilization in the humid tropics. Ecosystems. 4, 67-84.
Eklund, T. J., McDowell W. H., & C.Pringle (1997).  Seasonal variation of tropical precipitation chemistry: La Selva, Costa Rica. Atmospheric Environment. 31, 3903-3910.