Methods to Improve Survival and Growth of Planted Alternative Species Seedlings in Black Ash Ecosystems Threatened by Emerald Ash Borer
Nicholas W. Bolton(Minnesota Department of Natural Resources), Joseph W. Wagenbrenner(Pacific Southwest Research Station), Joseph P. Shannon(Michigan Technological University), Matthew Van Grinsven(Michigan Technological University), Thomas G. Pypker(Thompson Rivers University), Nam Jin Noh(Michigan Technological University), Shon Schooler(University of Wisconsin–Superior), Randall K. Kolka(US Forest Service), Joshua Clark Davis(Michigan Technological University)
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