1. Data Gaps for Monitoring Forest Carbon in the United States: An Inventory Perspective

   • Richard Birdsey

   OriginalPaper 23 March 2004 Pages: S1 - S8

2. Changes in Carbon Storage and Net Carbon Exchange One Year After an Initial Shelterwood Harvest at Howland Forest, ME

   • Neal A. Scott
   • Charles A. Rodrigues
   • David Y. Hollinger

   OriginalPaper 28 January 2004 Pages: S9 - S22

   

3. Regional Differences in the Carbon Source-Sink Potential of Natural Vegetation in the U.S.A.

   • Dominique Bachelet
   • Ronald P. Neilson
   • Raymond J. Drapek

   OriginalPaper 20 May 2004 Pages: S23 - S43

   

4. Estimates of Down Woody Materials in Eastern US Forests

   • David C. Chojnacky
   • Robert A. Mickler
   • Christopher W. Woodall

   OriginalPaper 12 May 2004 Pages: S44 - S55

   

5. A Proposed Model for Deadwood C Production and Decay in Loblolly Pine Plantations

   • Philip J. Radtke
   • Stephen P. Prisley
   • Harold E. Burkhart

   OriginalPaper 28 January 2004 Pages: S56 - S64

   

6. A Method Countries Can Use to Estimate Changes in Carbon Stored in Harvested Wood Products and the Uncertainty of Such Estimates

   • Kenneth E. Skog
   • Kim Pingoud
   • James E. Smith

   OriginalPaper 04 December 2003 Pages: S65 - S73

   

7. A Revised Methodology for Estimation of Forest Soil Carbon from Spatial Soils and Forest Inventory Data Sets

   • Beyhan Y. Amichev
   • John M. Galbraith

   OriginalPaper 04 December 2003 Pages: S74 - S86

   

8. Available Fuel Dynamics in Nine Contrasting Forest Ecosystems in North America

   • Soung-Ryoul Ryu
   • Jiquan Chen
   • Sari C. Saunders

   OriginalPaper 12 May 2004 Pages: S87 - S107

   

9. Effects of Silvicultural Practices on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in a Nitrogen Saturated Central Appalachian (USA) Hardwood Forest Ecosystem

   • Frank S. Gilliam
   • David A. Dick
   • Mary Beth Adams

   OriginalPaper 20 January 2004 Pages: S108 - S119

   

10. Impacts of Rising Nitrogen Deposition on N Exports from Forests to Surface Waters in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed

    • Yude Pan
    • John Hom
    • Kevin McCullough

    OriginalPaper 03 May 2004 Pages: S120 - S131

    

11. Nitrogen and Carbon Cycling in a Model Longleaf Pine Community as Affected by Elevated Atmospheric CO₂

    • H. Allen Torbert
    • Stephen A. Prior
    • Hugo H. Rogers

    OriginalPaper 04 December 2003 Pages: S132 - S138

12. Longleaf Pine: A Sustainable Approach for Increasing Terrestrial Carbon in the Southern United Stat es

    • John S. Kush
    • Ralph S. Meldahl
    • William D. Boyer

    OriginalPaper 04 December 2003 Pages: S139 - S147

13. Short-Term Effects of Experimental Burning and Thinning on Soil Respiration in an Old-Growth, Mixed-Conifer Forest

    • Siyan Ma
    • Jiquan Chen
    • James Le Moine

    OriginalPaper 20 January 2004 Pages: S148 - S159

    

14. Landscape Influences on Potential Soil Respiration Rates in a Forested Watershed of Southeastern Kentucky

    • Amanda C. Abnee
    • James A. Thompson
    • Mark S. Coyne

    OriginalPaper 15 December 2003 Pages: S160 - S167

    

15. Landscape Modeling of In Situ Soil Respiration in a Forested Watershed of Southeastern Kentucky, USA

    • Amanda C. Abnee
    • James A. Thompson
    • Randall K. Kolka

    OriginalPaper 15 December 2003 Pages: S168 - S175

    

16. Modeling Impacts of Management on Carbon Sequestration and Trace Gas Emissions in Forested Wetland Ecosystems

    • Changsheng Li
    • Jianbo Cui
    • Carl Trettin

    OriginalPaper 20 January 2004 Pages: S176 - S186

    

17. Economic Analyses of Sequestering Carbon in Loblolly Pine, Cherrybark Oak, and Northern Red Oak in the United States

    • Ching-Hsun Huang
    • Richard Bates
    • Shiaolin Cheng

    OriginalPaper 20 January 2004 Pages: S187 - S199

18. Vertical Distribution of Soil Organic Carbon in China

    • Shaoqlang Wang
    • Mei Huang
    • Jingjun Ji

    OriginalPaper 23 March 2004 Pages: S200 - S209

    

19. A Working Framework for Quantifying Carbon Sequestration in Disturbed Land Mosaics

    • Jiquan Chen
    • Kimberley D. Brosofske
    • Daolan Zheng

    OriginalPaper 15 December 2003 Pages: S210 - S221

    

20. Projected Carbon Dioxide Levels for the Year 2020 in Phoenix, Arizona

    • Brenda Koerner
    • Elizabeth Wentz
    • Robert Balling

    OriginalPaper 04 March 2004 Pages: S222 - S228

    

21. Enhancing Agriculture’s Potential to Sequester Carbon: A Framework to Estimate Incentive Levels for Reduced Tillage

    • Daniel G. De La Torre Ugarte
    • Chad M. Hellwinckel
    • James A. Larson

    OriginalPaper 27 April 2004 Pages: S229 - S237

    

22. Sensitivity of Carbon Sequestration Costs to Economic and Biological Uncertainties

    • Susan M. Capalbo
    • John M. Antle
    • Keith Paustian

    OriginalPaper 23 January 2004 Pages: S238 - S251

    

23. Influence of Project Scale and Carbon Variability on the Costs of Measuring Soil Carbon Credits

    • Sin Mooney
    • John Antle
    • Keith Paustian

    OriginalPaper 22 January 2004 Pages: S252 - S263

    

24. Carbon Sequestration in Soil with Consideration of CO₂ Emissions from Production Inputs: An Economic Analysis

    • Jeffery R. Williams
    • Richard G. Nelson
    • Charles W. Rice

    OriginalPaper 20 January 2004 Pages: S264 - S273

25. Combining Soil C and N Spatial Variability and Modeling Approaches for Measuring and Monitoring Soil Carbon Sequestration

    • Carols Eduardo P. Cerri
    • Carlos C. Cerri
    • Jerry M. Mellilo

    OriginalPaper 15 December 2003 Pages: S274 - S288

    

26. Nitrogen Leaching and Denitrification in Continuous Corn as Related to Residue Management and Nitrogen Fertilization

    • Hero T. Gollany
    • Jean-Alex E. Molina
    • H. H. Cheng

    OriginalPaper 20 January 2004 Pages: S289 - S298

    

27. Comparing Soil Carbon of Short Rotation Poplar Plantations with Agricultural Crops and Woodlots in North Central United States

    • Mark D. Coleman
    • J.G. Isebrands
    • Virginia R. Tolbert

    OriginalPaper 04 March 2004 Pages: S299 - S308

    

28. Irrigation Increases Inorganic Carbon in Agricultural Soils

    • James A. Entry
    • R. E. Sojka
    • Glenn E. Shewmaker

    OriginalPaper 17 February 2004 Pages: S309 - S317

29. Soil Carbon Sequestration in Traditional Farming in Sudanese Dry Lands

    • Jonas Ardö
    • Lennart Olsson

    OriginalPaper 23 December 2003 Pages: S318 - S329

    

30. Carbon Dioxide Dynamics During a Growing Season in Midwestern Cropping Systems

    • J. H. Prueger
    • J. L. Hatfield
    • T. C. Kaspar

    OriginalPaper 23 March 2004 Pages: S330 - S343

    

31. Elevated Atmospheric CO₂ in Agroecosystems: Residue Decomposition in the Field

    • Stephen A. Prior
    • H. Allen Torbert
    • Hugo H. Rogers

    OriginalPaper 04 December 2003 Pages: S344 - S354

    

32. Combined Effects of Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Ozone on Soybean Whole-Plant Water Use

    • Fitzgerald L. Booker
    • Edwin L. Fiscus
    • Joseph E. Miller

    OriginalPaper 04 March 2004 Pages: S355 - S362

    

33. Influence of Irrigated Agriculture on Soil Carbon and Microbial Community Structure

    • James A. Entry
    • Jeffry J. Fuhrmann
    • Glen E. Shewmaker

    OriginalPaper 23 March 2004 Pages: S363 - S373

    

34. Land-Use Change, Carbon Sequestration and Poverty Alleviation

    • Leslie Lipper
    • Romina Cavatassi

    OriginalPaper 23 March 2004 Pages: S374 - S387

    

35. Possible Implications of Increased Carbon Dioxide Levels and Climate Change for Desert Ecosystems

    • E. Lioubimtseva
    • J. M. Adams

    OriginalPaper 23 January 2004 Pages: S388 - S404

    

36. Effects of Data Uncertainties on Estimated Soil Organic Carbon in the Sudan

    • Jean-Nicolas Poussart
    • Jonas Ardö
    • Lennart Olsson

    OriginalPaper 04 March 2004 Pages: S405 - S415

    

37. Verification of Soil Carbon Sequestration—Sample Requirements

    • Jean-Nicolas Poussart
    • Jonas Ardö
    • Lennart Olsson

    OriginalPaper 12 May 2004 Pages: S416 - S425

    

38. Six Years of CO₂ Flux Measurements for a Moderately Grazed Mixed-Grass Prairie

    • A. B. Frank

    OriginalPaper 04 December 2003 Pages: S426 - S431

    

39. Estimation of Carbon Sequestration by Combining Remote Sensing and Net Ecosystem Exchange Data for Northern Mixed-Grass Prairie and Sagebrush–Steppe Ecosystems

    • E. Raymond Hunt Jr.
    • Robert D. Kelly
    • William A. Reiners

    OriginalPaper 14 January 2004 Pages: S432 - S441

    

40. Contemporary Carbon Dynamics in Terrestrial Ecosystems in the Southeastern Plains of the United States

    • Shuguang Liu
    • Thomas R. Loveland
    • Rachel M. Kurtz

    OriginalPaper 23 March 2004 Pages: S442 - S456

    

41. Comparing Simulated and Measured Soil Organic Carbon Content of Clay Soils for Time Periods Up to 60 Years

    • Kenneth N. Potter
    • Steven R. Potter
    • Jimmy R. Williams

    OriginalPaper 28 January 2004 Pages: S457 - S461

    

42. Grazing Effects on Carbon Dynamics in the Northern Mixed-Grass Prairie

    • Marshall R. Haferkamp
    • M. D. MacNeil

    OriginalPaper 20 January 2004 Pages: S462 - S474

    

43. Carbon Sequestration in Rangelands Interseeded with Yellow-Flowering Alfalfa (Medicago sativa ssp. falcata)

    • Matthew C. Mortenson
    • Gerald E. Schuman*
    • Lachlan J. Ingram

    OriginalPaper 20 January 2004 Pages: S475 - S481

    

44. Intra-Seasonal Mapping of CO₂ Flux in Rangelands of Northern Kazakhstan at One-Kilometer Resolution

    • Bruce K. Wylie
    • Tagir G. Gilmanov
    • Emilio Laca

    OriginalPaper 04 March 2004 Pages: S482 - S491

    

45. Gross Primary Productivity of the True Steppe in Central Asia in Relation to NDVI: Scaling up CO₂ Fluxes

    • Tagir G. Gilmanov
    • Douglas A. Johnson
    • Bruce K. Wylie

    OriginalPaper 23 March 2004 Pages: S492 - S508

    

46. Do Hydroelectric Reservoirs Emit Greenhouse Gases?

    • A. Tremblay
    • M. Lambert
    • L. Gagnon

    OriginalPaper 23 March 2004 Pages: S509 - S517

    

47. Application of Emerging Tools and Techniques for Measuring Carbon and Microbial Communities in Reclaimed Mine Soils

    • Anthony V. Palumbo
    • L. Suzanne Fisher
    • W. Lee Daniels

    OriginalPaper 19 April 2004 Pages: S518 - S527

    

48. Biologically Defined Soil Organic Matter Pools as Affected by Rotation and Tillage

    • Geoffrey L. Doyle
    • Charles W. Rice
    • James Steichen

    OriginalPaper 12 May 2004 Pages: S528 - S538