John Goodburn

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

1. Pinus 100%
2. Hardwood 61%
3. Fir 53%
4. Larix 36%
5. Larix occidentalis 36%
6. Tree Growth 36%
7. Overstory 36%
8. Forest Thinning 30%
9. Bark Beetle 30%
10. Forest Canopy 30%
11. Climate Change 30%
12. Fire Behavior 30%
13. Tree Cavities 30%
14. Geographic Information System 30%
15. Coarse Woody Debris 30%
16. Stand Characteristics 30%
17. Hardwood Forests 30%
18. Population Structure 30%
19. Stand Density 27%
20. Uneven-Aged Management 23%
21. Mountain Pine Beetle 20%
22. Morbidity 20%
23. Understory 18%
24. Conium 15%
25. Acer Saccharum 15%
26. Forest Types 15%
27. Even-Aged Stands 15%
28. Stand Structure 15%
29. Analysis of Variance 15%
30. Decision Support System 10%
31. Coniferous Forest 10%
32. Bioenergy 10%
33. Tree Mortality 10%
34. Prescribed Burning 7%
35. Pseudotsuga menziesii 7%
36. Basal Area 7%
37. Europeans 7%
38. Tree Age 7%
39. Spring 7%
40. Forest Ecosystem 7%
41. Wood Product 7%
42. Second Growth 7%
43. Equipment 7%
44. Fire Suppression 7%
45. Autocorrelation 7%
46. Felling 7%
47. Stumps 7%
48. Pinus ponderosa 7%
49. Biomass Production 7%
50. Growth and Development 6%