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| Authors | Year | Title | Publishing |
| Basnyat, P. | 1998. | Valuation of forested buffers. | Ph.D. Dissertation. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 189 pp. Major Professor: L.D. Teeter. |
| Dunn, M.A. | 1998. | Contracting for timber property rights in the southern United States: an historical analysis of industry location and structure, and the impact of contractual restrictions on bid prices. | Ph.D. Dissertation.School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 341 pp. Major Professor: W.A. Flick. |
| Hamilton, A.K. | 1998. | Relation of land uses to water quality in the Sepulga River Basin of Alabama. | MS Thesis. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 116 pp. Major Professor: B.G. Lockaby. |
| Hamilton, J.V. | 1998. | Trees for the future: Agroforestry systems and extension in rural Paraguay. | MS Thesis. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 88 pp. Major Professor: J.C. Bliss. |
| Heidbreder-Olson, E. | 1998. | Applying the GLEAMS model to simulate nitrate-nitrogen leaching from forest tree nurseries in the southeast coastal plain. | MS Thesis. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 164 pp. Major Professor: K.L. Mc Nabb. |
| Schilling, E.B. | 1998. | Belowground carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus dynamics following different harvest intensities on the Pearl River floodplain, Mississippi. | MS Thesis. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 101 pp. Major Professor: B.G. Lockaby. |
| Sisock, M.L. | 1998. | Unequal shares: forest land concentration and well-being in rural Alabama. | MS Thesis. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 87 pp. Major Professor: J.C. Bliss. |
| Vonderwell, J. | 1998. | Changes in loblolly pine root growth by rhizobacteria: investigations in pine root activity and bacterial - mycorrhizal interactions. | MS Thesis. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 143 pp. Major Professor: S.A. Enebak. |
| Willis, D.B. | 1998. | Maximizing profit in integrated wood products manufacturing via multistage optimization modeling. | MS Thesis. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 270 pp. Major Professor: H.F. Carino. |
| Zhou, X. | 1998. | Methods for improving timber inventory projections in Alabama. | Ph.D. Dissertation. School of Forestry, Auburn Univ., 102 pp. Major Professor: L.D. Teeter. |
| Crouch, V .E. | 1997. | The herbaceous-layer community in group selection openings and surrounding hardwood forest in a Tombigbee River floodplain, Choctaw County, Alabama. | M.S. Thesis, Auburn University. 231 p. |
| Maceina, E.C. | 1997. | Characterization of a montane longleaf pine community on Fort McClellan, Alabama: community structure within pine-hardwood forest type. | MS thesis. Auburn University. 180 p. |
| Rayamajhi, J.N. | 1996. | Productivity of natural stands of longleaf pine in relation to climatic factors. | PhD. Dissertation, Auburn Univ. 177 pp. |
| Rayamahji, J.N. | 1996. | Productivity of natural stands of longleaf pine in relation to climatic factors. | PhD Dissertation. Auburn University. 177 p. |
| Anderson, S. | 1996. | Patterns of lead accumulation in Quercus nigra and Q. velutina located near lead smelting facilities. | MS Thesis, Auburn Univ, 66 pp. |
| Barbo, D.N. | 1996. | Influence of ozone on the productivity and diversity of an early successional forest community. | MS Thesis, Auburn Univ ,134 pp. |
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