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PART 1. The Curtis Legacy: The Man, His Ideas, and His Students
John Thomas Curtis: Botanist, Ecologist, Conservationist
pp. 1–43 – Robert L. Burgess
The n-Dimensional Niche of John T. Curtis
pp. 45–50 – Grant Cottam
John Curtis and the University of Wisconsin Arboretum
pp. 51–56 – Virginia M. Kline
The Preservation, Management, and Restoration of Wisconsin Plant Communities: The Influence of John Curtis and His Students
pp. 57–66 – Evelyn Howell and Forest Stearns
History of the Development of the Bray-Curtis Ordination
pp. 67–79 – Bruce McCune and Edward W. Beals
Integration Studies of the Dry-Mesic Quercus Community in Southern Wisconsin
pp. 81–93 – Orie L. Loucks and John T. Curtis (posthumously)
The Continuum Continued: John T. Curtis’ Influence on Ecology
pp. 95–122 – Robert P. McIntosh
Synthesis Mid-Century: J.T.Curtis and the Community Concept
pp. 123–143 – T. F. H. Allen, Gregg Mitman, and T. W. Hoekstra
The Pedagogical Legacy of John T. Curtis and Wisconsin Plant Ecology: 1947-1992
pp. 145–196 – David J. Mladenoff and Robert L. Burgess
PART 2. Continuing the Curtis Legacy
Landscape Ecology in Wisconsin: 1830-1990
pp. 197–216 – Christopher P. Dunn and Forest Stearns
Fire and Succession in Oak-Maple Upland Forests: A Modeling Approach Based on Vital Attributes
pp. 217–236 – Susan Will-Wolf and David W. Roberts
Analysis of Structural Characteristics of Old-Growth Hemlock-Hardwood Forests Along a Temporal Gradient
pp. 237–246 – Lucy E. Tyrell and Thomas R. Crow
An Ordination of Compositionally Stable and Unstable Forest Communities at Land Between The Lakes, Kentucky and Tennessee
pp. 247–267 – James S. Fralish, Scott B. Franklin, Phillip A. Robertson, Stephan M. Kettler, and Fred B. Crooks
A Quantitative Ecological Comparison of Mesic Old-Growth Deciduous and Deciduous-Coniferous Forests of Southern Canada and Japan
pp. 269–288 – Paul F. Maycock
Classification of Wisconsin Prairies: Reanalysis and Comparison of Classification Methods
pp. 289–303 – Charles E. Umbanhowar, Jr.
Application of Gradient Analysis Techniques to the Study of Vesicular-Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi
pp. 305–319 – Roger C. Anderson and Anthony E. Liberta
The Relationships of Vegetational Structure, Birds, and Fleshy-Fruited Plants in Northern Utah
pp. 321–355 – Kimball T. Harper and Patrick D. Collins
Postscript
Excerpted From: The Modification of Mid-Latitude Grasslands and Forests by Man
pp. 337–339 – John T. Curtis |
