Richard Riley Braham

Environmental Controls of Reproduction and Early Growth of Lindera melissifolia (Lauraceae)

CASTANEA, 79(4), 266–277.

Monitoring Michaux's sumac requires more systematic approaches

Ecological Restoration, 32(1), 9–11.

Vegetative Impact of Feral Horses, Feral Pigs, and White-tailed Deer on the Currituck National Wildlife Refuge, North Carolina

CASTANEA, 79(1), 8–17.

First lessons in dendrology the structure and terminology of woody plants

Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall Hunt.

Habitat and Search Criteria of the Rare Sandhills Lily, Lilium pyrophilum M. W. Skinner and Sorrie

CASTANEA, 75(2), 198–204.

Supplemental irrigation and fertilization of Michaux?s sumac may not be a restoration panacea

Ecological Restoration, 26, 300–301.

Mitigating impacts to Michaux's sumac (Rhus michauxii Sarg.): a case study of transplanting an endangered shrub

CASTANEA, 71(4), 265–271.

Guide to the tendrillate climbers of Costa Rican mountains

North American trees

Ames, Iowa: Iowa State Press.

Major alluvial floodplains

In M. G. Messina & W. H. Conner (Eds.), Southern forested wetlands: Ecology and management (pp. 291–323). Boca Raton, Fla.: Lewis Publishers.

Woody plants of Hill Forest. An annotated checklist, containing notes on the occurrence of trees, shrubs, and woody vines at Hill Demonstration Forest, Durham County, NC

In Woody plants of Hill Forest. An annotated checklist, containing notes on the occurrence of trees, shrubs, and woody vines at Hill Demonstration Forest, Durham County, NC (p. 75). Raleigh, NC : Dept. of Forestry, College of Forest Resources, North Carolina State University.

Effects of soil media on the growth and survival of micro-propagated black cherry

Tree Planters' Notes, 39(3), 31–34.

Field-testing the propagation of yellow-poplar seedlings by longitudinal splitting

Tree Planters' Notes, 38(4), 10.

Suppressed buds in yellow-poplar

Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, 103(2), 47–55.

CONSUMPTION OF FOLIAGE OF JUVENILE AND MATURE RED OAK TREES BY LATE INSTAR GYPSY MOTH (LEPIDOPTERA-LYMANTRIIDAE) LARVAE

JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY, 71(3), 425–426.

Crown position and heterophylly in white oak

Michigan Botanist, 16, 141–147.