R. Rose - Concepedia

Author

R. Rose

Oregon State University

Also Known As

R. R. Rose, R. Rose, Rebekka Rose, Ryan Rose

Publications

458

Citations

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Oregon State University

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R. Rose is an author at Oregon State University specializing in botany, agricultural economics, and forestry.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	1	1	13
2	Public Health	1	1	13
3	Geography	1	1	45
4	Biogeography	1	1	26
5	Sustainable Agriculture	1	1	13

R. Rose

Publications

423

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	Year	Citations
Vector Analysis and its use for Interpreting Plant Nutrient Shifts in Response to Silvicultural Treatments Diane L. Haase, R. Rose Forest Science	1995	187
Morphological and water-stress characteristics of three Douglas-fir stocktypes in relation to seedling performance under different soil moisture conditions R. Rose, John F. Gleason, Mary Atkinson New Forests BotanySilvicultureWater StressAgricultural EconomicsCrop Establishment	1993	45
Root Volume and Growth of Ponderosa Pine and Douglas-Fir Seedlings: A Summary of Eight Growing Seasons R. Rose, Diane L. Haase, Franz Kroiher, Western Journal of Applied Forestry BotanySilviculturePonderosa PineForestryGeography	1997	45
Three-Year Survival and Growth of Douglas-Fir Seedlings Under Various Vegetation-Free Regimes R. Rose, J. Scott Ketchum, David Hanson Forest Science	1999	34
Nursery and field fertilization of 2 + 0 ponderosa pine seedlings: the effect on morphology, physiology, and field performance John F. Gleason, Mary L. Duryea, R. Rose, Canadian Journal of Forest Research Field PerformanceFertilityBotanySilviculturePonderosa Pine	1990	33
Intensive management influence on Douglas-fir stem form, branch characteristics, and simulated product recovery Aaron R. Weiskittel, Robert A. Monserud, R. Rose, New Zealand journal of forestry science	2006	26
Propagation of Pacific Northwest native plants. R. Rose, C. E. C. Chachulski, Diane L. Haase Plant EcologyPlant ProductionBotanyBiogeography	1998	26
Fall lifting and long-term freezer storage of ponderosa pine seedlings: effects on post-storage leaf water potential, stomatal conductance, and root growth potential Steven K. Omi, Barbara J. Yoder, R. Rose Tree Physiology Freeze-thaw CyclingBotanySilvicultureRoot Growth PotentialPonderosa Pine	1991	14
Do <scp>UK</scp> crops and grassland require greater inputs of sulphur fertilizer in response to recent and forecast reductions in sulphur emissions and deposition? J. Webb, Calvin Jephcote, Andrea Fraser, Soil Use and Management Sulphur EmissionsMineral FertilizerEngineeringEnvironmental Impact AssessmentAgricultural Economics	2016	13

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