• Introduction to Volume 5

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Articles

• Annual fire negatively impacts common lichen (Physcia millegrana) and moss (Amblystegium) in an Iowa upland white oak forest

  W. Atlas, B. Weiner, J. Yansura

  1-3

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• Biological assessment of the effects of a hog confinement farm on the North Skunk River in central Iowa

  S. W. Boyer, E. L. Ryan, S. F. Spencer

  5-8

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• Fall burning does not affect nematode density or carbon and nitrogen levels in Iowa oak forest soils

  Mike Fenster, Carolyn Ferrick, Meagen Scott

  9-12

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• The effect of annual burning and mowing on soil fungal richness and abundance

  Sarah Fowler, Jenny Rosenbaum, Emily Reiersgaard

  13-15

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• Does burning affect species diversity and abundance of the understory flora of the upland white oak forest at CERA?

  C. Gargiullo, W. Mattfeld-Sarbaugh, L. Tegeler

  17-19

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• Soil Nitrogen Influences Early Root Allocation of Lespedeza cuneata

  E. M. Guenther, J. M. Roberts

  21-23

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• Effects of Burning and Canopy Density on Seedling Growth in an Iowa Oak/Hickory Forest

  Anna Isis-Brown, Corey Langseth, Samantha Worzalla

  25-28

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• Burning and Mowing Effect on Underground Carbon and Nitrogen in Tallgrass Prairie

  Kate Kearney, Katie Rian, Emily Sipfle

  29-33

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• Water stress marginally increases stomatal density in E. canadensis, but not in A. gerardii

  Ben Klooster, Evan Palmer-Young

  35-40

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