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Tremblings, February 2021

open access: yes, 2021
Aspen Forests, More Than Just Trees Marc Coles-Ritchie Aspen forests are an iconic part of our western North America landscape. In the summer their lush green leaves are beautiful and the canopy provides refreshing shade.
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Tremblings, August 2019

open access: yes, 2019
Climate\u27s Cascading Effects In Aspen Systems Thomas E. Martin Aspen is an unusually important resource for wildlife. It is associated with high primary productivity providing abundant resources that support high biodiversity.
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Tremblings, May 2010

open access: yes, 2010
A West-wide Consortium to Promote Aspen Landscapes and Healthy Watersheds Dale Bartos In the western U.S., aspen (Populus tremuloides) are most abundant in Colorado and Utah.
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Tremblings, August 2022

open access: yes, 2022
Aspen seedlings for boreal mine reclamation Bradley Pinno Trembling aspen is a major component of the forests in Alberta. Aspen is an early successional species which occurs in both pure and mixed stands.
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Tremblings, February 2024

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Do aspen smother or stoke the flames? Kristin Nesbit Perhaps you’ve heard of—or seen—fires decreasing in intensity (or extinguishing altogether) when they encounter an aspen stand.
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Tremblings, May 2014

open access: yes, 2014
Restoring Aspen in Rocky Mountain National Park Therese Johnson In 2008, when Rocky Mountain National Park’s Elk and Vegetation Management Plan (EVMP) was approved, aspen stands on primary elk range had not recruited new tree-sized stems for at least 35 ...
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Tremblings, May 2022

open access: yes, 2022
Wolf-elk-aspen interactions: Trophic cascade or trickle? Elaine Brice Dan MacNulty As one of the world’s first National Parks, Yellowstone is renowned for a dynamic landscape that is home to many charismatic species.
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Long-Term Testing of Aspen Clones in European Russia

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The results of 40 years of testing of more than 20 aspen clones selected in various regions of European Russia and the USSR, growing in the Semiluki Tremuletum in the Voronezh Region, are presented.
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Tremblings, February 2012

open access: yes, 2012
Facilitation in aspen-conifer forests Samuel St. Clair Across its expansive range, quaking aspen commonly associates with conifers to form mixed forests.
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Tremblings, August 2011

open access: yes, 2011
Prescribed fire for aspen and wildlife near Jackson, Wyoming, USA Steve Kilpatrick Those of us interested in aspen often wonder about the progress and status of aspen projects being conducted in other locales.
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