Scientific References to Aspen
Aspens growing beside the River Cannich in Glen Cannich
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This list includes references both to European aspen (Populus tremula) and the closely-related Quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides). List created and maintained by Trees for Life, email: trees@findhorn.org.
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Ahuja, M.R. (1984) A commercially feasible micropropagation method for aspen. Silvae Genet. 33: 174-176
Alban, D.H. (1982) Effect of nutrient accumulation by aspen, spruce, and pine on soil properties. Soil Science Society of America Journal. Vol. 46: pp. 853-861
Alban, D. H., Perala, D. A., and Schlaegel, B.E. (1978) Biomass and nutrient distribution in aspen, pine, and spruce stands on the same soil type in Minnesota. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. Vol. 8: pp. 290-299
Alban, D.H., et al. (1991) Aspen ecosystem properties in the Upper Great Lakes. USDA Forest Service, North Central Forest Experiment Station, St. Paul, Minnesota
Alberta Research Council (1987) Proceedings of the Aspen Quality Workshop. 12 February, Edmonton
Alexander, M.E., and Maffey, M.E. (1992) Predicting Fire Behavior in Canada's Aspen Forests. Fire management notes 1992 Vol. 53 / 54
Almgren, G. (1990) Broadleaved Forest: birch, aspen and alder in forestry and nature conservation. Skogstyrelsen, Jonkoping, Sweden
Anderson, H. and Ryvarden, L. (1999) Wood inhabiting fungi on Populus tremula Windhalia 24: 37-48
Anderson, N.A., Ostry, M.E., and Anderson,G.W. (1979) Insect wounds asinfection sites for Hypoxylon mammatum on trembling aspen. Phytopathology Vol. 69: pp. 476-479
Anderson, R.L., Anderson, G.W., and Schipper, A.L. Jr. (1979) Hypoxylon canker of aspen. USDA Forest Service, Forest Insect and Disease Leaflet 6 Washington, DC. 7 p
Andrejak, G.E. and Barnes, B.V. (1969) A seedling population in southeastern Michigan. Mich. Bot. 8: 189-202
Archibold, O. W., Wilson, M. R. (1978) Spatial pattern and population dynamics of Populus tremuloides in a Saskatchewan aspen grove Canad. Field-Naturalist Vol. 92: pp. 369-74
Ashbourne, S.R.C. and Putman, R.J. (1987) Competition, resource partitioning and species richness in the phytophagous insects of red oak and aspen in Canada and the U.K. Acta Oecologica 8: 43-56.
Bagnall, R.S. (1932) The gall midges (Cecidomyidae) of the aspen (Populus tremula) in Scotland, with description of a new Harmandia gall. Scottish Naturalist (1932) 73-76.
Bailey, J.K. and Whitham, T.G.. (2003) Interactions among elk, aspen, gallingsawflies and insectivorous birds alter Arthropod diversity. Oikos 101: 127-134
Baker, F.S. (1921) Two races of aspen. Journal of Forestry 19: 412-413
Baker, F.S. (1925) Aspen in the Central Rocky Mountain region. United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 1291
Baker, W.L., Munroe, J.A. and Hessl, A.E. (1997) The effects on aspen in the winter range in Rocky Mountain National Park. Ecography 20: 155-165
Baranchugov, E.G. (1983) Distinguishing phenological forms of aspen. Lesovedenie 1: 60-65
Barnes, B.V. (1958) Erste Aufnahme eines sechsjährigen Bestandes von Aspenhybriden. (First survey of a six-year-old stand of hybrid aspen.) Silvae Genetica Vol. 7: pp. 98-102
Barnes, B.V. (1966) The clonal growth habit of American aspens. Ecology 47: 439-447
Barnes, B.V. (1969) Natural Variation and delineation of clones of Populus tremuloides and P. grandidentata in Northern Lower Michigan. Silvae Genetica 18: 130-142
Barnes, B.V. (1975) Phenotypic variation of trembling aspen of Western North America. Forest Science 21: 319-328
Barnes, B.V., and Pregitzer, K.S. (1985) Occurrence of hybrids between bigtooth and trembling aspen in Michigan. Canadian Journal of Botany Vol. 63: pp. 1888-1890
Barring, U. (1998) On the reproduction of Aspen (Populus tremula) with emphasis on its suckering ability. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research. 3 (2): 229-240
Barry, W. J., and Sachs, R.M. (1968) Vegetative propagation of quaking aspen. California Agriculture Vol. 22 (1): pp. 14-16.
Barth, A. (1942) The silviculture of Aspen for high quality timber production. Rep. 1, Ingenior F.H. Frohlichs Fond. Vollebeck, Norway
Bartos, D.L., Brown, J.K., and Booth, G.D. (1994) Twelve Years of BiomassResponse in Aspen Communities following Fire. Journal of Range Management Vol. 34: pp. 315-318.
Bartos, D.L., Campbell, R.B., Jr. (1998) Decline of Quaking Aspen in the Interior West - Examples from Utah. Rangelands Vol. 20(1) : pp. 17-24.
Bartos, D., Ward, F. R. and Innis, G. S. (1983) Aspen succession in the intermountain West: a deterministic model. General Technical Report INT–15. USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station, Ogden, UT, 60 pp.
Basham, J. T. (1958) Decay of trembling aspen. Can. J. Bot. Vol. 36: pp. 491-505.
Bates, P.C., Blinn, C.R., Alm, A.A. (1993) Harvesting impacts on quaking aspen regeneration in northern Minnesota. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. Vol. 23 n 11, 2403-
Behrens, V. and Melchior, G.H. (1978) Improving the method of vegetative propagation of aspen and aspen hybrids by softwood cuttings from young root suckers. Holzzucht 32: 17-21
Bella, I. E. (1986) Logging practices and subsequent development of aspen stands in east-central Saskatchewan. Forestry Chronicle Vol. 62: pp. 81-83.
Bella, I. E., and DeFranceschi, J.P. (1980) Biomass productivity of young aspen stands in western Canada. Environment Canada Forestry Service, Information Report NOR-X-219. Northern Forest Research Centre, Edmonton, AB. 23 p.
Berg, A. (1970) Diversity and abundance of birds in relation to forest fragmentation, habitat quality and heterogeneity. Bird Study. 44 (3) 355-366
Berggren, A.L. (1997) Lichen flora on aspen (Populus tremula) occurrence and vitality in old-growth and clear-felled stands in a continental area. Masters thesis. Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden
Bergmann, F. (1981) Unterschiedung von Pappelklonen mit Hilfe von Ispenzyme Mustern (Identification of aspen clones with help from isozyme analysis). Die Holzzucht 35: 24-27
Bergmann, F. (1987) Characterisation of multiclonal aspen cultivars using isozyme electrophoresis. Forest Ecology and Management 22: 167-172
Berrang, P., Karnosky, D. F., Mickler, R. A., and Bennett, J.P. (1986) Natural selection for ozone tolerance in Populus tremuloides. Canadian Journal of Forest Research Vol. 16: pp. 1214-1216.
Bertenshaw, J. L. (1965) The clonal structure of selected aspen stands in northern Lower Michigan. M.S. Thesis, Sch. Nat. Res., U. Mich., Ann Arbor, Mich. 56 pp.
Beuker, E. (1999) The breeding and cultivation of aspen (P. tremula) and hybrid aspen (P. tremula x P. tremuloides) for fine paper production. Proceed. International Poplar Symposium II, Orleans, France (Sept. 13-17, 1999), p. 17
Beuker, E. (2000) Aspen breeding in Finland, new challenges. Baltic Forestry 6 (2): 81-84
Binns, C. (2007) Yellowstone (aspen) trees get help from wolves: Study finds they strike fear in grazing elk - and reduce their numbers. Live science.
Blake, G.M. (1963) Clone Identification and determination in the Aspens. PhD Thesis. University of Minnesota, St. Paul
Blomberg, P. (2002) Occurrence of green algae and cyanobacteria on aspen (Populus tremula) in one old-growth and one clear-felled stand. (PDF, 208 kB/ 19 pages) Masters Thesis, Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden
Borset, O. (1954) The germinative capacity of Aspen. Medd. Norske Skogforsoksv. 13: 1-44
Borset, O. (1956) Aspen suckers. Tidsskr. Skogbr. 64: 219-240
Borset, O. (1957) Growth of male and female aspen. Medd. Norske Skogforsoksv. 14: 175-185
Borset, O. (1960) Silviculture of Aspen. Scottish Forestry 14: 68-80
Borset, O. (1976) Birch, aspen and alder: a guide to practical forestry. Norges Lanbrukshogskole. As, Norway
Brinkman, K.A., and Roe, E.I. (1975) Quaking aspen: silvics and management in the Lake States. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agriculture Handbook 486. Washington, DC. 52 p.
Brissette, J.C., and Barnes, B.V. (1984) Comparisons of phenology and growth of Michigan and western North American sources of Populus tremuloides. Canadian Journal of Forest Research Vol. 14: pp. 789-793.
Brown, J.K., and Simmerman,D.G. (1986) Appraising fuels and flammability in western aspen: a prescribed fire guide. USDA Forest Service, General Technical Report INT-205. Intermountain Research Station, Ogden, UT. 48 p.
Buckman, R. E., Blankenship, L. H. (1965) Repeated spring prescribed burning reduces abundance and vigor of aspen root suckering. J. Forest. Vol. 63(1) : pp. 23-5.
Carlsson, C. (1996) Foliose and fruticose lichens on aspen (Populus tremula) in old-growth and clear-felled stands in an area in northern Sweden. Masters Thesis, Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden
Cheliak, W.M. and Dancik, B.P. (1982) Genetic diversity of natural populations of the clone forming tree Populus tremuloides. Canadian Journal of Genetics and Cytology 24: 611-616
Cheliak, W.M. and Pitel, J.A. (1984) Electrophoretic identification of clones in trembling aspen. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. 14: 740-743
Chen, H.Y.H., Klinka K., and Kabzems, R.D. (1998) Site index, site quality, and foliar nutrients of trembling aspen: Relationships and predictions. Canadian Journal of Forestry Research 28: 1743-1755
Chilcote, C.A., Witter, J.A., Montgomery, M.E. (1992) Intra- and inter-clonal variation in gypsy moth larval performance on bigtooth and trembling aspen. Canadian journal of forest research. Vol. 22 n 11, 1676
Chilman, F.E. (1998) A literature review and study of the clonal composition and stand structure of native aspen (Populus tremula L.) in Glen Affric. Masters Dissertation, University of Edinburgh (Unpublished)
Chong, D.K.X., Yang, R.C. and Yeh, F.C. (1994) Nucleotide divergence between populations of trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides) estimated with RAPDs. Current Genetics 26: 374-376
Clausen, T.P., Reichardt, P.B., Bryant, J.P. (1989) Chemical model for short-term induction in quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides) foliage against herbivores. Journal of chemical ecology. Vol. 15 n 9, 2335-
Collingwood, G. H. (1941) Aspen Amer. Forests Vol. 47: pp. 528-9.
Condon, S. (2007) Brilliant aspen trees facing strange problem.. in Aspen. Summit Daily News. http://www.summitdaily.com/article/20071001/NEWS/71001001
Copony, J.A., and Barnes,B.V. (1974) Clonal variation in the incidence of Hypoxylon canker on trembling aspen. Canadian Journal of Botany Vol. 52: pp. 1475-1481
Coppins, B. and Coppins, A. M. (2000) Thoughts on aspen and its present and future role as a habitat for other organisms. (Unpublished)
Coppins, B., Street, S. and Street, L. (2001) Lichens of Aspen woods in Strathspey. Unpublished report to the British Lichen Society and Scottish Natural Heritage
Cosgrove, P. and Amphlett, A. (eds.) (2002) The Biodiversity and Management of Aspen woodlands. The Cairngorms Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2002
Cosgrove, P., Amphlett A., Elliott, A., Ellis, C., Emmett, E., Prescott, T., and Watson Featherstone, A. (2005) Aspen: Britain's missing link with the boreal forest British Wildlife 17 (2): 107-115
Cottam, W.P. (1954) Prevernal leafing of aspen in the Utah Mountains. Journal of the Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University 35: 239-248
Cottam, W. P. (1966) Quaking aspen Proc. 42nd Inter. Shade Tree Conf. pp. 243-254
Coyne, P.I., and Van Cleve, K. (1977) Fertilizer induced morphological and chemical responses of a quaking aspen stand in Interior Alaska. Forest Science Vol. 23: pp. 92-102.
Cripps, C.L. (1997) The genus Inocybe in Montana aspen stands. Mycologia 89 (4): 670-688
Cripps, C., Miller, O.K. (1993) Ectomycorrhizal Fungi Associated with Aspen on 3 Sites in the North-Central Rocky-Mountains. Canadian Journal of Botany-Revue Canadienne De Botanique Vol. 71: 1414-1420.
Crouch, G.L. (1986) Aspen regeneration in 6- to 10-year-old clearcuts in southwestern Colorado. USDA Forest Service, Research Note RM-467. Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. Fort Collins, CO. 4 p.
Crouch, G.L. and Shepperd, W.D. (1987) Establishing a research base for multifunctional management of aspen in the central Rocky Mountains. p. 191- 200. In Proceedings of the National Silviculture Workshop (Sacramento, CA, May 11-14, 1987). 322p. USDA Forest Service, Washington D. C.
Culot, A., Vekemans, X., Lefebvre C. and Homes, J. (1995) Taxonomic identification and and genetic structure of populations of the Populus tremula L., P. alba L. and P. x canescens (Ait) Sm. complex using morphological and electrophoretic markers. (Unpublished)
Czapowskyj, M.M., and Safford, L.O. (1979) Growth response to fertilizer in a young aspen-birch stand. USDA Forest Service, Research Note NE-274.
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Danilewicz, Dr, K. (1980) Studies on the epiphytic bacteria on Populus tremula L. and Populus alba L. Forest Pathology 10 (5): 296-306.
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De Byle, N. V. (1964) Detection of Functional Intraclonal aspen root connections by tracers and excavation. Forest Sci. 10 (4): pp. 386 - 396
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DeByle, N.V. (1981) Aspen and its management: An introduction. In Situation management of two inter-mountain species: Aspen and coyote, Debyle, N. V., ed. Symposium, April 1981, Logan, Utah
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Debyle, N.V., and Winokur, R.P., Eds. (1985) Aspen: Ecology and management in the western United States. USDA Forest Service General Technical Report RM-119, Rocky Mountian forest and Range Experiment Station, Fort Collins, Colorado
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Dolgoseev, V.M. (1968) Ratio of male and female Aspen individuals in the forests of the Kirov region. Lesoved, Mosvka 4: 97-99
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Easton, E.P. (1997) Genetic variation and conservation of the native aspen (Populus tremula L.) resource in Scotland. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Edinburgh
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