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Publications
16. Gough C.M., Flower C.*, Vogel C.S., Dragoni, D., Curtis P.S. 2009. Whole-ecosystem labile carbon production in a north temperate deciduous forest, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 149: 1531-1540. [pdf]
*M.S. recipient and advisee
15. Nave L., Vogel C.S., Gough C.M., Curtis P.S. 2009. The nitrogen budget of a northern hardwood forest: Sources and net primary productivity requirements, Canadian J. Forest Research, 39: 1108-1118.
14. Gough C.M., Vogel C.S., Schmid H.P., and Curtis P.S. 2008. Controls on annual forest carbon storage: Lessons from the past and predictions for the future, BioScience. 58: 609-622. [pdf]
13. Gough C.M., Vogel C.S., Schmid H.P., Su H.-B., and Curtis P.S. 2008. Multi-year convergence of biometric and meteorological estimates of forest carbon storage. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 148: 158-170. [pdf]
12. Desai A.R., Normeets A., Bolstad P.V., Chen J., Cook B.D., Davis K.J., Euskirchen E., Gough C., Martin J., Ricciuto D.M., Schmid H.P., Tang J., Su H., and Wang W. 2008. Influence of vegetation type, stand age and climate on carbon dioxide fluxes across the Upper Midwest, USA: Implications for regional scaling of carbon flux. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 148: 288-308.
11. Gough C.M., Vogel C.S., Harrold K.*, George K.*, and Curtis P.S. 2007. The legacy of harvest and fire on ecosystem carbon storage in a north temperate forest, Global Change Biology 13, 1935-1949. [pdf]
*undergraduate co-author, NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates advisee
10. Gough C.M., Vogel C.S., Kazanski C.*, Nagel L.*, Flower, C.E., and Curtis P.S. 2007. Coarse woody debris and the carbon balance of a north temperate forest. Forest Ecology and Management 244: 60-67. [pdf]
*undergraduate co-author, NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates advisee
9. Sampson D.A., Waring R.H., Maier C.A. , Gough C.M., Lacey M.J., and Johnson K.H. 2006. Fertilization effects on forest carbon storage, exchange, and net primary production: a new hybrid process model for stand management. Forest Ecology and Management 221: 91-109.
8. Nave L.E., and Gough C.M. 2006. Quantifying ecological change using stable isotopes: digging deep into the past to predict the future. New Phytologist 171: 3-6.
7. Curtis P.S., Vogel C.S, Gough C.M., Schmid H.P., Su H.B., and Bovard B.D. 2005. Respiratory Carbon Losses and the Carbon-Use Efficiency of a Northern Hardwood Forest , 1999 – 2003. New Phytologist 167: 437-456. [pdf]
6. Gough C.M., Seiler J.R., Wiseman P.E, and Maier C.M. 2005. Soil CO2 efflux in loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) plantations on the Virginia Piedmont and South Carolina Coastal Plain over a rotation-length chronosequence. Biogeochemistry.73:127-147. [pdf]
5. Gough C.M., Seiler J.R., and Maier , C.A. 2004. Short-term effects of fertilization on loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) physiology. Plant, Cell and Environment 27: 876-886. [pdf]
4. Gough C.M., and Seiler J.R. 2004. An intensive examination of belowground carbon dynamics in loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) immediately following diammonium phosphate fertilization. Tree Physiology 24: 845-851. [pdf]
3. Gough C.M., and Seiler J.R. 2004. The influence of environmental, soil carbon, root, and stand characteristics on soil CO2 efflux in loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) plantations located on the South Carolina coastal plain. Forest Ecology and Management 191: 353-363. [pdf]
2. Gough C.M., Seiler J.R., Johnsen K.H., and Sampson D.A. 2004. Seasonal photosynthesis in fertilized and non-fertilized loblolly pine. Forest Science 50: 1-9. [pdf]
1. Monroe J.D., Gough C.M., Chandler L.E., Loch , J.E. Ferrante J.E., and Wright P.W. 1999. Structure, properties and tissue localization of apoplastic alpha-glucosidase in crucifers. Plant Physiology 119: 385-397.
SUBMITTED OR IN PREPARATION
Gough C.M., Fritz E.* Management and social indicators of soil carbon storage in a suburban lawn, submitted to Environmental Management.
*High school student
Gough C.M., Flower C.*, Vogel C.S., Curtis P.S.
Phenological and climate controls on seasonal non-structural carbohydrate dynamics of Populus grandidentata and Quercus rubra. submitted to Canadian Journal of Forest Research.
*M.S. recipient and advisee
Gough C.M., Hardiman B., Vogel C.S., Nave L., Curtis P.S. Maintenance of wood net primary production during transition from early to middle succession in a temperate deciduous forest, in preparation.
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