Lee E. Eddleman - Concepedia

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Lee E. Eddleman

Oregon State University

Also Known As

L. E. Eddleman, L.E. Eddleman, LEE E. EDDLEMAN, Lee E. Eddleman

Publications

460

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Oregon State University

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Lee E. Eddleman is an author at Oregon State University specializing in botany, plant physiology, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	7	7	143
2	Biology	6	6	148
3	Natural Sciences	5	5	128
4	Public Health	1	1	20
5	Social Sciences	1	1	24

Lee E. Eddleman

Publications

403

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	Year	Citations
<i>Juniperus</i><i>occidentalis</i> juvenile foliage: advantages and disadvantages for a stress-tolerant, invasive conifer P. M. Miller, Lee E. Eddleman, J.M. Miller Canadian Journal of Forest Research BiologyEngineeringBotanySilvicultureInvasive Conifer	1995	38
Use of Degree-Days in Multiple-Temperature Experiments J. T. Romo, Lee E. Eddleman Journal of Range Management	1995	29
The seasonal course of physiological processes in Juniperus occidentalis P. M. Miller, Lee E. Eddleman, Jeffrey M. Miller Forest Ecology and Management BiologyBotanyNatural SciencesPlant EcologyEcophysiology	1992	27
Allocation patterns of carbon and minerals in juvenile and small-adult Juniperus occidentalis. P. M. Miller, Lee E. Eddleman, S. Kramer Forest Science Allocation PatternsBiogeochemistryBotanyForestryTerrestrial Ecology	1990	26
Western juniper : its impact and management in Oregon rangelands Thomas E. Bedell, Lee E. Eddleman, Timothy L. Deboodt, Rangeland ProductivityLand UseForest ConservationGeographyNatural Resource Management	1993	24
Germination Response of Greasewood (Sarcobatus vermiculatus) to Temperature, Water Potential and Specific Ions J. T. Romo, Lee E. Eddleman Journal of Range Management	1985	24
After‐Ripening in <i>Festuca idahoensis</i> Seeds: Adaptive Dormancy and Implications for Restoration Jay R. Goodwin, Paul S. Doescher, Lee E. Eddleman Restoration Ecology EngineeringBotanyAdaptive DormancyAgricultural EconomicsRapid Germination	1995	23
Persistence of Idaho Fescue on Degraded Rangelands: Adaptation to Defoliation or Tolerance Raymond G. Jaindl, Paul S. Doescher, Richard F. Miller, Journal of Range Management	1994	22
Evaluation of Soil Nutrients p.H, and Organic Matter in Rangelands Dominated by Western Juniper Paul S. Doescher, Milda R. Vaitkus, Lee E. Eddleman Research Exchange (Washington State University)	1987	22
Root system morphology and development of seedling and juvenile Juniperus occidentalis Stefan Krämer, P. M. Miller, Lee E. Eddleman Forest Ecology and Management BiologyEngineeringJuvenile Juniperus OccidentalisBotanyNatural Sciences	1996	21

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