Luquillo Bibliography

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Lodge, D. J., & Pegler D. N. (1990).  Hygrophoraceae of the Luquillo Mountains of Puerto Rico. Mycological Research. 443-456.
Cantrell, S. A., & Lodge D. J. (2001).  Hygrophoraceae (Agaricales) of the Greater Antilles: subgenus Pseudohygrocybe section Firmae. Mycological Research. 103, 215-224.
Cantrell, S. A., & Lodge D. J. (2004).  Hygrophoraceae (Agaricales) of the Greater Antilles: Hygrocybe subgenus Pseudohygrocybe sections Coccineae and Neohygrocybe. Mycological Research. 108, 1301-1314.
Cantrell, S. A. (2000).  Hygrophoraceae (Agaricales) of the Greater Antilles. Hygrocybe subgenus Hygrocybe.. Mycological Research. 104, 873-878.
Post, D. A., & Jones J. A. (2001).  Hydrologic regimes of forested, mountainous, headwater basins in New Hamshire, North Carolina, Oregon, and Puerto Rico. Advances in Water Resources. 24(2001), 1195-1210.
Pringle, C. M. (2006).  Hydrologic connectivity: A neglected dimension of conservation biology. (Crooks, K., Sanjayan, M., Ed.).Connectivity conservation.
Pringle, C. M. (2001).  Hydrologic connectivity: A call for greater emphasis in wilderness management. International Journal of Wilderness. 7(3), 21-26.
Pringle, C. M. (2001).  Hydrologic connectivity and the management of biological reserves. A global perspective. Ecological Applications. 11, 981-998.
Hall, C. A. S., Tharakan P. J., Hallock J., Cleveland C., & Jefferson M. (2003).  Hydrocarbons nad the evolution of human culture. Nature. 426, 318-322.
McDowell, W. H. (2001).  Hurricanes, people, and riparian zones: controls on nutrient losses from forested Caribbean watersheds. Forest Ecology and Management. 154, 443-451.
Lugo, A. E., Rogers C. S., & Nixon S. W. (2000).  Hurricanes, coral reefs and rainforest: Resistance, ruin, and recovery in the Caribbean. Ambio. 29(2), 106-114.
Erickson, H. E., & Ayala G. (2004).  Hurricane-induced nitrous oxide fluxes from a wet tropical forest. Global Change Biology. 10, 1155-1162.
Boose, E. R., Foster D. R., & Fluet M. (1994).  Hurricane impacts to tropical and temperate forest landscapes. Ecological Monographs. 64, 369-400.
Uriarte, M., & Papaik M. (2007).  Hurricane impacts on dynamics, structure, and carbon sequestration of forest ecosystem in Southern New England. Tellus. 59A, 519-528. Abstract
Basnet, K., Likens G. E., Scatena F. N., & Lugo A. E. (1991).  Hurricane Hugo: damage to a tropical rain forest in Puerto Rico. Journal of Tropical Ecology. 8, 47-55.
Sanford, R. L., Jr. P. W. J., Ojima D. S., & Lodge D. J. (1991).  Hurricane effects on soil organic matter dynamics and forest production in the Luquillo Experimental Forest, Puerto Rico:results of simulation modelling. Biotropica. 23, 364-372.
Foster, D. R., & Boose E. R. (1995).  Hurricane disturbance regimes in temperate and tropical forest ecosystems. (Coutts, M.P., Grace, J., Ed.).Wind and Trees.
Frangi, J. L., & Lugo A. E. (1991).  Hurricane damage to a flood plain forest in the Luquillo Mountains of Puerto Rico. Biotropica. 23, 324-335.
Everham, E. M. (1996).  Hurricane damage and recovery: an empirical and simulation study of vegetation dynamics in the Luquillo Experimental Forest, Puerto Rico.
Lugo, A. E. (2004).  Humanity will sustain tropical forests. Tropical Ecology. 45(2), 191-195.
Foster, D., Fluet M., & Boose E. (1998).  Human or natural disturbance:landscape-scale dynamics of the tropical forests of Puerto Rico. Ecological Applications. 9(2), 555-572.
Larsen, M. C., & Parks J. E. (1997).  How wide is a road? The association of roads and mass-wasting disturbance in a forested montane environment. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. 22, 835-848.
Tremblay, R. L., Zimmerman J. K., Lebron L., P.Bayman, Sastre I., F.Axelrod, et al. (1998).  Host specificity and low reproductive success in the rate endemic Puerto Rican orchid Lepanthescaritensis. Biological Conservation. 85, 297-304.
Huhndorf, S. M., & Lodge D. J. (1997).  Host specificity among wood inhabiting pyrenomycetes (Fungi, Ascomycetes) in a wet tropical forest. Tropical Ecology. 38, 307-315.
Lodge, D. J., & Laessoe T. (1995).  Host preference in Camillea verruculospora. Mycologist. 9, 152-153.