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Active since
1969
Affiliations
West Virginia University(Current)
Villanova University
Dartmouth College
University of Wyoming
Cornell University
Gerald E. Lang is an author at West Virginia University specializing in engineering, biogeochemistry, and forestry.
Top concepts
EngineeringForestryBiogeochemistryEarth ScienceOrganic GeochemistryGeographyEnvironmental ChemistryDeforestationForest MeteorologyEnvironmental Engineering
Publications per year
1969–1995
A Critique of the Analytical Methods Used in Examining Decomposition Data Obtained From Litter Bags
R. Kelman Wider, Gerald E. Lang · Ecology · 1982 · 978 citations
Environmental Monitoring, Engineering, From Litter Bags +17
Loss of Mass and Chemical Change in Decaying Boles of a Subalpine Balsam Fir Forest
Robin Lee Lambert, Gerald E. Lang, William A. Reiners · Ecology · 1980 · 303 citations
Biogeochemistry, Engineering, Forest Biomass +11
Tree Growth, Mortality, Recruitment, and Canopy Gap Formation during a 10‐year Period in a Tropical Moist Forest
Gerald E. Lang, Dennis H. Knight · Ecology · 1983 · 198 citations
Cm Dbh Class, Engineering, Botany +17
Vegetational Patterns and Processes in the Balsam Fir Zone, White Mountains New Hampshire
William A. Reiners, Gerald E. Lang · Ecology · 1979 · 178 citations
Landscape Processes, Balsam Fir Zone, Vegetation Structure +15
Methane production in contrasting wetland sites: Response to organic‐chemical components of peat and to sulfate reduction
Joseph B. Yavitt, Gerald E. Lang · Geomicrobiology Journal · 1990 · 153 citations
Sulfuric Acid, Organic Geochemistry, Environmental Chemistry +12
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