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Aerial view of PINEMAP Tier III throughfall exclusion x fertilization site in Taylor County, Florida. Photo courtesy of Tim Martin.
High school students participating in the University of Florida's Science Quest summer camp measure trees and calculate the amount of carbon stored in trees as part of the Project Learning Tree/PINEMAP Secondary Module activity "Counting the Carbon." Photo courtesy of Jessica Ireland.
Throughfall exclusion structures visible in a November 2012 Google Earth image of the Tier III site in McCurtain County, Oklahoma.
Throughfall exclusion structures at the Tier III site in Taliaferro County, Georgia. Photo courtesy of Madison Akers.
Leaf level gas exchange being measured on clonal loblolly pine at the cross carbon site installed by the U.S. Forest Service and Meadwestvaco. Photo Courtesy of John Seiler.
High school students participating in the University of Florida's Science Quest summer camp learn how carbon cycles through biological and physical systems as part of the Project Learning Tree/PINEMAP Secondary Module activity "Carbon on the Move." Photo courtesy of Jessica Ireland.
Throughfall exclusion structures at the PINEMAP Tier III site in Taylor County, FL. Photo by Geoff Lokuta.

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Silviculture & Ecophysiology

Joseph E. Clark, Stan Bartkowiak, & Lisa J. Samuelson
Impact of rainfall manipulation on light use and water use efficiency in 6-year old loblolly pine.
Wen Lin, Asko Noormets, and Jean-Christophe Domec
Unraveling a quasi-industrial new approach for pine mapping of wood stable isotope ratio.
Cody M. Luedtke, Madison K. Akers, and Robert O. Teskey
Soil CO₂efflux and tree carbon relations in a loblolly pine plantation.
Adam O. Maggard
Interaction between fertilizer and drought on leaf area dynamics and tree water use and their relationship to stand growth of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.).
Jay Raymond, Thomas Fox, and Brian Strahm
Use of stable isotopes to trace the fate of applied nitrogen in forest plantations.
Rodney Will, Duncan Wilson, Tom Hennessey, Jason Vogel, Jason West, and Bob Heinemann
Description of the Oklahoma Tier III site.
Brett Heim, John R. Seiler, and Brian D. Strahm
Heterotrophic and autotrophic soil respiration in response to fertilization and reduced throughfall at the Virginia Tier III site.
Andy Laviner and Thomas Fox
Stand level water relations at the Virginia Tier III site.
Maxwell Wightman and Timothy Martin
The impact of artificial drought conditions on parameterization of 3-PG for Pinus taeda.

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