February 2006
dan@cnr.colostate.edu, http://lamar.colostate.edu/~binkley/research.htm
PROFESSIONAL
INTERESTS
EDUCATION
BSF, Forest
Management, graduated Magna Cum Laude,
MSc, Forest
Ecology,
PhD, Forest Ecology
with minors in Soil Science and Botany,
EXPERIENCE
Director, Colorado
Forest Restoration Institute,
Director, Graduate
Degree Program in Ecology, Colorado State University, 1994-2006. Responsible for interdisciplinary,
inter-departmental program in ecology.
The program confers MS and PhD degrees in ecology, through broad-based
graduate programs that harness the strengths of faculty in 17 departments. Involves about 100 faculty and 100 graduate
students.
Financial Officer,
Hamakua Hardwoods, Inc. An S-Corp tree
farm in
Professor,
(formerly Assoc. Prof.) of
Assistant Professor
of Forest Ecology and Soils,
Forest Nutritionist, MacMillan Bloedel
Ltd.,
SOCIETIES
Ecological Society of
American Society for the Advancement of
Science
Soil Science Society of
Indian Association of Soil and Water
Conservationists
Sigma Xi
TEACHING
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Ecology (sophomore) |
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Field Ecology
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Forest Ecology
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Silviculture (junior) |
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Principles of Ecosystem Management (senior) |
Ecologic Impacts of Acid Deposition |
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Sustainability of Natural Resources (senior) |
Ecology of S. Appalachian Forests |
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Seminar in Forest Biology and Management (senior) |
"Professor of the Year" award 1986, 1987 |
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Community/Ecosystem Ecology (co-instructor;
graduate) |
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Foundations of Ecology (graduate) |
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Ecophysiology of Trees (graduate) |
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Pollution Effects on Forest Ecosystems (graduate) |
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Forum on Global Change (graduate) |
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Forum on Biodiversity (graduate) |
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Research Methods (graduate) |
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Awarded "Cermak Outstanding Advisor
Award" 1993, 2005 |
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EDITING
Board of Editors
for Forest Ecology and Management (2003-present)
Board of Editors
for Frontiers in Ecology (2002-2004)
Board of Editors
for Ecosystems (1998-2000)
Board of Editors
for Icoscience (1999-2002)
Board of Editors
for Trees: Structure and Function
(1988-2001)
Board of Editors
for Ecology and Ecological Monographs (1995-1998)
Book Review Editor
for
PROFESSIONAL/
CONSULTING ACTIVITIES
Hunan Forestry
Department,
Brazil Eucalyptus
Potential Productivity Project; developed a strategy and participated in
implementation of a research network examining controls on growth rates of Eucalyptus
plantations. The BEPP project (http://lamar.colostate.edu/~binkley/Brazileucalyptus.htm)
is a partnership with CSU, the US Forest Service, the
National Council
for Air and Stream Improvement; state-of-knowledge assessment on impacts of
forest practices on water quality in the United States (1992-1993); developed a
state-of-knowledge assessment on impacts of forest fertilization on water
quality in the United States (1997-1998); synthesis on variability in chemistry
of forest streamwater (1999-2001);
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, 1999, 2000 STAR
fellowship review panel; 1991-1993 member of Environmental Biology Review
Panel; 1991 Chaired review panel for Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
Program--Forests; 1986: Review panel for
Watershed Manipulation Program; 1985: Review panel for Direct/Delayed Response
Program.
Swedish Forest
Research Council; prepared an assessment of the effects of N deposition on
Swedish forests (with Peter H`gberg)(1995-1996).
U.S. Forest
Service, Southern Global Change Program; parameterized the NuCM simulation
model for acidification scenarios for southern pine forests (with Dale Johnson)
(1993-1994).
U.S. National
Science Foundation, Ecosystem Studies Program, 1990: On-site review team for the Hubbard Brook
Long-term Ecological Research project.
Kilkelly
Environmental Associates; prepared state‑of‑the‑science
report on effect of acidic deposition on western conifer forests for submission
by Utility Air Regulatory Group (UARG) to NAPAP (1988); and USEPA, edited state‑of‑the‑science
volumes on pollution effects on western conifer forests (1988‑1990).
Western Aquatics,
Inc.; Senior Technical Associate, consulting on impacts of power plant location
on ecosystems in Shenandoah National Park, and various other environmental
projects (1990-1992).
U.S. National
Academy of Sciences, Board on Science and Technology in International
Development, 1986, 1987: Advised in the
Philippines on ecologic impacts of management regimes for Benguet pine; 1986,
1988; Served as forest resource specialist, and as Tropical Trees Project
Consultant, in panel review of proposals
from developing countries
Developed and
taught a short course on nutrition management in forestry and agroforestry for
UNFAO in
Visiting Scholar,
provided seminars on forest biogeochemistry for: Eco‑Environmental Centre
of Academia Sinica,
Ripasa S.A. Celulose E Papel, Cia. Suzano de Papel E
Celulose; consulted on nutrition management in fast‑growing Eucalyptus
plantations in
UN Food and
Agriculture Organization; consulting on physiology and nutrition management in
agroforestry;
Environment
GRANTS
Impacts of restoration
treatments on ponderosa and lodgepole pine forests.
Tree impacts on soils. NATO Science Conference,
Ecosystem studies Noatak
National Preserve,
Global change impacts in the
Colorado Rockies Biogeographical Area:
Phase II. (Stohlgren, Baker,
Veblen, Binkley, Pielke and Baron) USGS/BRD $1,300,000, 1999-2004.
Longevity of tree-species
effects on soil fertility and sustainability of second-rotation tropical tree
plantations (Senock, Binkley, Matthews, Powers, and Busse). National Science Foundation $700,000,
1999-2001.
Vital signs in National Parks
(Stohlgren and Binkley) National Parks Conservation Association, $84,500,
2000-2001.
Why does forest
growth decline with stand age? An
experimental test of carbon acquisition and allocation over stand development
(Fownes, Binkley, and Ryan). National
Science Foundation, $1,290,000, 1994-2000.
Watershed research
in the U.S. National Parks (Binkley, Hermann) USGS/BRD $29,000, 1999-2001.
Influence of
nutrient availability on composition and productivity of riparian vegetation
along the Green and
Impacts of high
ungulate populations on nutrient cycling.
USGS/BRD and NPS, $40,000.
1998-1999.
Impacts of changing
climate on
Landscape-GAP
Analysis: a complementary geographic
approach for land managers (Stohlgren, Baker, Singer, and Binkley). National
Biological Service $800,000, 1993-1998.
Status of air
quality impacts in Class I National Parks of the Colorado Plateau
(Binkley). National Park Service,
$77,000, 1995-1996.
Effects of
increased nitrogen deposition on subalpine forest growth (Baron and
Binkley). National Biological Service,
$105,000, 1995-1998.
Simulation model
for predicting response of
Controls on N
availability in Rocky Mountain Forests.
Effects of
Species effects on
long-term nitrogen mineralization from size fractions of soil organic matter
(Scott and Binkley). National Science
Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Award, $10,000, 1992-1993.
Long-term patterns
in soil nitrogen availability.
Natural
regeneration in the rehabilitation of abandoned farms in the
On-farm assessment
of agroforestry systems in
Influence of
topography on soil acidity and H+ budgets in an Arctic landscape
(Valentine and Binkley). National
Science Foundation, $110,000, 1988‑1989.
Visiting lecture
series on global change, sustainability, and biodiversity. Laird-Norton Foundation, $36,000, 1988-1990.
H+
budgets in alder/conifer ecosystems:
mechanisms of soil acidification (Binkley and Sollins). National Science Foundation, $250,000, 1985‑1987.
Acid deposition and
biogeochemical cycles of loblolly pine (Binkley and Knoerr). Electric Power Research Institute, $850,000
1985‑1988.
Nitrogen
transformation in soils of the spruce‑fir ecosystem (Binkley and
Wells). Spruce‑fir Research
Cooperative, $87,200, 1985‑1987.
Impacts of sulfate
and nitrogen on Southern forest soils‑‑an assessment (Binkley,
Driscoll, Allen and Schoeneberger).
Southern
Natural abundance
of 15N as a tracer of biologically‑fixed nitrogen (Binkley and
Sollins). National Science Foundation, $31,000, 1982‑1983.
BOOKS
Binkley, D., and O.
Menyailo (eds). 2005. Tree Species Effects on Soils: Implications for Global Change. NATO Science Series, Springer,
Shepperd, W.D., D.
Binkley, D. Bartos, T.J. Stohlgren, and L.G. Eskew (eds). 2001. Sustaining
Fisher, R.F., and
D. Binkley. 2000. Ecology and Management of
Binkley, D., C.
Giardina,
Binkley, D., and T.
Brown. 1993. Effects of forest and range management on
water quality.
Olson, R., D.
Binkley, and M. B`hm (eds.).
1992. The Response of Western
Forests to Air Pollution. Springer‑Verlag,
Binkley, D., C.
Driscoll, H.L. Allen, P. Schoeneberger, and D. McAvoy. 1989. Acidic
Deposition and Forest Soils: Context and
Case Studies in the
Binkley, D.
Kimmins, J.P., D.
Binkley, L. Chaatarpaul, and J.B. DeCatanzaro.
1985. Whole‑tree harvest‑‑nutrient
relationships: a bibliography. Information Report PI‑X‑60 E/F, Canadian Forestry
Service, Petawawa National Forestry Institute,
Kimmins, J.P., D.
Binkley, L. Chatarpaul, and J. DeCatanzaro.
1985. Biogeochemistry of
temperate forest ecosystems: literature
on inventories and dynamics of biomass and nutrients. Information Report PI‑X‑47
E/F, Canadian Forestry Service, Petawawa National Forestry Institute,
JOURNAL
PUBLICATIONS
Binkley, D., J.L.
Högberg, P., H.B.
Fan, M. Quist, D. Binkley, and C.O. Tamm. 2006. Tree
growth and soil acidification in response to 30 years of experimental nitrogen
loading on boreal forest. Oecologia, in press.
Uowolo, A.L., D.
Binkley, and E.C.
Kaye, M.W., D. Binkley, and T.J. Stohlgren. 2005.
Long-term impacts of conifer invasion and elk browsing on quaking aspen
forests in the central Rocky Mountains, USA.
Ecological Applications 15:1284-1295.
Boyden, S., D. Binkley, and R. Senock. 2005. Competition and facilitation between Eucalyptus and nitrogen-fixing Falcataria
in relation to soil fertility. Ecology 86:992-1001.
Binkley, D., C.S. White, and J.R. Gosz. 2004. Tree
biomass and net increment in an old aspen forest in
Binkley, D., G.G. Ice, J. Kaye, and
Binkley, D., J. Kaye, M. Barry, and M.G. Ryan. 2004.
First rotation changes in soil carbon and nitrogen in a Eucalyptus plantation in
Binkley, J.L.
Adams, M.A., P. Ineson, D. Binkley, G. Cadisch, N. Tokuchi,
M. Scholes, K. Hicks, and M. Chadwick.
2004. Soil functional responses
to excess N inputs at global scales. Ambio 33:530-536.
Stape, J.L., D. Binkley, M.G. Ryan, and A.N. Gomes. 2004.
Water use, water limitation, and water use efficiency in a Eucalyptus plantation. Bosque 25:35-41.
Giardina, G.P., D. Binkley, M.G. Ryan, and J.H.
Ryan, M.G., D. Binkley, J. Fownes, C. Giardina, and R.
Senock. 2004. An experimental test of
the causes of age-related decline in forest growth. Ecological
Monographs 74:393-414.
Schoenecker, K.A., F.J. Singer, L.C. Zeigenfuss, D. Binkley,
and R.S.C. Menezes. 2004. Effects of elk
herbivory on vegetation and nitrogen processes.
Journal of Wildlife Management 68:835-847.
Adair, E.C., D. Binkley, and D.C. Andersen. 2004. Nitrogen accumulation and supply in
riparian floodplain ecosystems along the Green and
Binkley, D. 2003. Seven decades of stand development in mixed
and pure stands of conifers and nitrogen-fixing red alder. Canadian
Journal of
Binkley, D., R. Senock, S. Bird, and T. Cole. 2003. Twenty years of stand development
in pure and mixed stands of Eucalyptus saligna and nitrogen-fixing Falcataria
mollucana.
Binkley, D., R. Senock, and K. Cromack, Jr. 2003.
Phosphorus limitation on nitrogen fixation by Falcataria seedlings.
Binkley, D., F. Singer, M. Kaye, and R. Rochelle. 2003. Influence of elk grazing on soil
properties in
Binkley, D., U. Olsson, R. Rochelle, T. Stohlgren, and N.
Nikolov. 2003. Structure, production and resource use in
old-growth spruce/fir forests in the central Rocky Mountains,
Kaye, M.W., T.J. Stohlgren, and D. Binkley. 2003. Aspen
structure and variability in
Giardina, C., M.G. Ryan, D. Binkley, and J.
Yanai, R.D., S.V. Stehman, M.A. Arthur, C.E. Prescott, A.J.
Friedland, T.G. Siccama, and D. Binkley.
2003. Detecting change in forest
floor carbon. Soil Science Society of
Ice, G., and D. Binkley. 2003. Variations in forest streamwater
concentrations of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P): implications of EPA’s
proposed water quality criteria for nutrients.
Journal of Forestry 101:21-28.
Kaye, J., D. Binkley, and C. Rhoades. 2003.
Non-labile soil nitrogen accumulation and flexible organic matter
stoichiometry during primary floodplain succession. Biogeochemistry 63:1-22.
Binkley, D. 2002. Ten-year
decomposition in a loblolly pine forest. Canadian Journal of
Binkley, D., J.L. Stape, M.G. Ryan, H. Barnard, and J.
Fownes. 2002. Age-related decline in
forest ecosystem growth: an
individual-tree, stand-structure hypothesis.
Ecosystems 5:58-67.
Adair, E.C., and D. Binkley.
2002. Co-limitation of first year
Kaye, J., D. Binkley, X. Zou, and J. Parrotta. 2002.
Non-labile 15Nitrogen retention beneath three tree species in
a subtropical plantation. Soil
Science Society of
Resh, S., D. Binkley, and J. Parrotta. 2002.
Greater soil carbon sequestration under nitrogen-fixing trees compared
with Eucalyptus species. Ecosystems 5:217-231.
Augusto, L., J.
Ranger, D. Binkley, and A. Rothe.
2002. Impact of several common
tree species of European temperate forests on soil fertility. Annals of
Rhoades, C., H. Oskarsson, D.
Binkley, and B. Stottlemyer. 2001. Alder (Alnus crispa) effects on soils
in ecosystems of the
Rothe, A., and D. Binkley. 2001. Nutritional interactions in
mixed species forests. Canadian
Journal of
Giardina, C., M. Ryan, R. Hubbard, and D. Binkley. 2001.
Tree species effects on carbon and nitrogen mineralization in
Binkley, D., Y. Son, and D. Valentine. 2000.
Do forests receive occult inputs of nitrogen? Ecosystems 3:321-331.
Binkley, D., C. Giardina, and M. Bashkin. 2000. Soil phosphorus pools and supply under the
influence of Eucalyptus saligna and nitrogen-fixing Albizia falcataria.
Suarez, F., D. Binkley, M.W. Kaye, and R. Stottlemyer. 1999.
Expansion of forest stands into tundra in the Noatak National Preserve,
Binkley, D., H. Burnham, and H.L. Allen. 1999.
Water quality impacts of forest fertilization.
Suzuki, K., H. Suzuki, D. Binkley, and T. Stohlgren. 1999.
Aspen regeneration in the Colorado Front Range: differences at local and landscape scales. Landscape
Ecology 14:231-237.
Binkley, D., and S. Resh.
1999. Rapid changes in soils
following Eucalyptus afforestation in
Stohlgren, T., D. Binkley, G. Chong, M.A. Kalkhan, L.D.
Schell, K.A. Bull, Y. Otsuki, G. Newman, M. Bashkin, and Y. Son. 1999.
Exotic plant species invade hotspots of native plant diversity. Ecological
Monographs 69:25-46.
Stohlgren, T., R.R. Bachand, Y. Onami, and D. Binkley. 1998.
Species-environment relationships and vegetation patterns: effects of spatial scale and tree
life-stages. Plant Ecology 135:215-228.
Binkley, D., and M. Ryan.
1998. Net primary production and
nutrient cycling in replicated stands of Eucalyptus saligna and Albizia
falcataria.
Olsson, U., D. Binkley, and F.W. Smith. 1998.
Nitrogen supply, nitrogen use, and production in an age sequence of
lodgepole pine.
Pastor, J., and D. Binkley.
1998. Nitrogen fixation and the
mass balance of nitrogen in ecosystems. Biogeochemistry 43:63-78.
Binkley, D., and C. Giardina. 1998.
Why trees affect soils in temperate and tropical forests: the warp and
woof of tree/soil interactions. Biogeochemistry 42:89-106.
Bashkin, M.A., and D. Binkley. 1998.
Changes in soil carbon following afforestation in
Binkley, D., F. Suarez, R. Stottlemyer, and B.
Caldwell. 1997. Ecosystem development on terraces along the
Binkley, D., and P. H`gberg. 1997. Does atmospheric deposition of acidity and
nitrogen threaten Swedish forests?
Hart, S.C., D. Binkley, and D. Perry. 1997.
Influence of red alder on soil nitrogen transformations in conifer
forests of contrasting productivity. Soil
Biology and Biochemistry 29:1111-1123.
Scott, N., and D. Binkley.
1997. Litter quality and annual
net N mineralization: comparisons across
sites and species. Oecologia
111(2):151-159.
Ryan, M.G., D. Binkley, and J.H. Fownes. 1997.
Age-related decline in forest productivity: pattern and process. Advances in Ecological Research 27:
213-262.
Stohlgren, T.J., M.B. Coughenour, G.W. Chong, D. Binkley,
M.A. Kalkhan, L.D. Schell, D.J. Buckley, and J.K. Berry. 1997. Landscape analysis of plant diversity. Landscape Ecology 12:155-170.
Binkley, D.
1997. Bioassays of the influence
of Eucalyptus saligna and Albizia falcataria on soil nutrient
supply and limitation.
Rhoades, C., and D. Binkley.
1996. Factors influencing decline
in soil pH in Hawaiian Eucalyptus and Albizia plantations.
Huang, J.H., J. Baron, and D. Binkley. 1996.
The contribution of wetlands to stream nitrogen load in the Loch Vale
Ewers, B., D. Binkley, and M. Bashkin. 1996. Influence of adjacent stand on spatial
patterns of carbon and nitrogen in Eucalyptus and Albizia
plantations. Canadian Journal of
Binkley, D., F.W. Smith, and Y. Son. 1995.
Nutrient supply and limitation in an age-sequence of lodgepole pine in
southeastern
Binkley, D., F. Suarez, C. Rhoades, and R. Stottlemyer. 1995.
Parent material depth controls ecosystem composition and function on a
riverside terrace in northwestern
Stohlgren, T., D. Binkley, T.T. Veblen, and W.L. Baker. 1995.
Attributes of reliable long-term landscape-scale studies: malpractice insurance for landscape
ecologists. Environmental Monitoring
and Assessment 38:1-25.
Couto, L., J.M. Gomes, D. Binkley, D. Betters, and C.A.M.
Passos. 1995. Intercropping Eucalypts with beans in Minas
Gerais,
Zou, X., D. Binkley, and B. Caldwell. 1995.
Effects of dinitrogen‑fixing trees on phosphorus biogeochemical
cycling in contrasting forests. Soil Science Society of
Johnson, D., D. Binkley, and P. Conklin. 1995.
Simulated effects of atmospheric deposition, harvesting, and species
change on nutrient cycling in a loblolly pine forest.
Giardina, C.P., S. Huffman, D. Binkley, and B.
Caldwell. 1995. Alders increase phosphorus supply in a
Douglas-fir plantation. Canadian
Journal of
Binkley, D., R. Stottlemyer, F. Suarez, and J. Cortina. 1994.
Soil nitrogen availability in some arctic ecosystems in northwest
Binkley, D., Y. Son, and Z.S. Kim. 1994.
Impacts of air pollution on forests:
a summary of current situations. Journal of the Korean Forestry
Society 83:229-238.
Couto, L., D. Binkley, D. Betters, and C.V.D. Mopniz. 1994.
Intercropping eucalypts with maize in Minas Gerais,
Binkley, D., and T. Brown. 1993. A synopsis of the impacts of forest practices
on water quality in
Stump, L.M., and D. Binkley.
1993. Relationships between
litter quality and nitrogen availability in
Brown, T., D. Brown, and D. Binkley. 1993.
Laws and programs for controlling nonpoint source pollution in forest
areas. Water Resources Bulletin
29:1-13.
Binkley, D., K.A. Dunkin, D. DeBell and M.G. Ryan. 1992.
Production and nutrient cycling in mixed plantations of Eucalyptus and
Albizia in
Binkley, D., D. Richter, M. David, and B. Caldwell. 1992.
Soil chemistry in a lobolly/longleaf pine forest with interval
burning. Ecological Applications
2:157-164.
Binkley, D., P. Sollins, R. Bell, D. Sachs, and D.
Myrold. 1992. Biogeochemistry of adjacent conifer and
alder/conifer ecosystems. Ecology 73:2022-2034.
Binkley, D., R. Bell, and P. Sollins. 1992.
Comparison of methods for estimating soil nitrogen transformations in
adjacent conifer and alder/conifer forests. Canadian Journal of
Zou, X., D. Valentine, R. Sanford, and D. Binkley. 1992.
Resin core and buried-bag estimates of nitrogen mineralization and
immobilization in
Valentine, D., and D. Binkley. 1992.
Topography and soil acidity in an Arctic landscape. Soil Science Society of
Rhoades, C., and D. Binkley.
1992. Spatial extent of impact of
red alder on soil chemistry in adjacent conifer stands. Canadian Journal of
Zou, X., D. Binkley, and K. Doxtader. 1992. A new method for estimating gross
phosphorus mineralization and immobilization rates in soils. Plant and Soil 147:243-250.
Binkley, D., and D. Valentine. 1991.
Fifty-year biogeochemical effects of green ash, white pine, and Norway
spruce in a replicated experiment.
Landsberg, J.J., M.R. Kaufmann, D. Binkley, J. Isebrands,
and P. Jarvis. 1991. Evaluating progress towards closed forest
models based on fluxes of carbon, water and nutrients. Tree Physiology 9:1-15.
Johnson, D.W., M.S. Cresser, I.S. Nilsson, J. Turner, B.
Ulrich, D. Binkley, and D.W. Cole.
1991. Soil changes in forest
ecosystems: evidence for and probable
causes. Proceedings of the Royal Society
of
Binkley, D., and P. Sollins.
1990. Acidification of soils in
mixtures of conifers and red alder. Soil
Science Society of
Binkley, D., and S. Hart.
1989. The components of nitrogen
availability assessments in forest soils.
Advances in Soil Science 10:57‑116.
Binkley, D., C.C. Wells, D. Valentine, and U.
Valentine. 1989. Factors contributing to 20‑year
decrease in soil pH in an old‑field plantation of loblolly pine. Biogeochemistry 8:39‑54.
Strader, R., D. Binkley, and C. Wells. 1989.
Nitrogen mineralization in high elevation forests of the
Sasser, C. and D. Binkley.
1989. Nitrogen mineralization in
high elevation forests of the
Strader, R., and D. Binkley.
1989. Mineralization and
immobilization of soil nitrogen in two Douglas‑fir stands 15 and 22 years
after N fertilization. Canadian
Journal of
Hedman, C. and D. Binkley.
1988. Influence of site quality
on canopy profiles of some hardwood forests.
Canadian Journal of
Binkley, D. and D. Richter.
1987. Nutrient cycles and H+
budgets of forest ecosystems. Advances
in Ecological Research 16:1‑51.
Grant, D., and D. Binkley.
1987. Rates of free‑living
nitrogen fixation in some Piedmont forest types.
Hart, S.C., D. Binkley, and R.G. Campbell. 1986.
Predicting current growth and N+P fertilization growth response of
loblolly pine stands in the Coastal Plain of North Carolina. Soil Science Society of
Schoch, P. and D. Binkley.
1986. Prescribed burning
increased nitrogen availability in a mature loblolly pine stand.
Binkley, D., J. Aber, J. Pastor and K. Nadelhoffer. 1986.
Nutrient availability patterns in some
Binkley, D.
1986. Reduction in soil acidity
in a loblolly pine stand with interval burning. Soil Science Society of
Binkley, D., P. Sollins, and W.G. McGill. 1985.
Natural abundance of N‑15 as a tracer of alder‑fixed
nitrogen. Soil Science Society of
Binkley, D. and P. Reid.
1985. Long‑term increase of
nitrogen availability from fertilization of Douglas‑fir. Canadian
Journal of
Hart, S.C. and D. Binkley.
1985. Correlations among indices
of forest soil nutrient availability in fertilized and unfertilized loblolly
pine plantations. Plant and Soil
85:11‑21.
Binkley, D., J.D. Lousier, and K. Cromack, Jr. 1984.
Ecosystem effects of
Binkley, D.
1984. Douglas‑fir stem
growth per unit leaf area increased by interplanted
Binkley, D.
1984. Importance of size/density
relationships in mixed stands of Douglas‑fir and red alder.
Binkley, D.
1984. Does forest removal
increase rates of decomposition and nutrient release?
Binkley, D. and P. Reid.
1984. Long‑term responses
of stem growth and leaf area to thinning and fertilization in a Douglas‑fir
plantation. Canadian Journal of
Binkley, D.
1984. Ion exchange resin
bags: factors affecting estimates of
nitrogen availability. Soil Science
Society of
Hart, S.C. and D. Binkley.
1984. Colorimetric interference
and recovery of adsorbed ions from anion exchange resins. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 15:893‑902
Binkley, D.
1983. Interaction of site
fertility and red alder on ecosystem production in Douglas‑fir
plantations.
Binkley, D. and L. Husted.
1983. Nitrogen accretion, soil
fertility and Douglas‑fir nutrition in association with redstem
ceanothus. Canadian Journal of
Binkley, D. and P. Matson. 1983. Ion exchange resin bag
method for assessing forest soil N availability. Soil Science Society of
Binkley, D.
1982. Nitrogen fixation and net
primary production in a young
Binkley, D., K. Cromack, Jr., and R.L. Fredriksen.
1982. Nitrogen accretion and
availability in snowbrush ecosystems.
Binkley, D., J.P. Kimmins, and M.C. Feller. 1982.
Water chemistry profiles in an early and a mid‑successional forest
in Coastal British Columbia. Canadian
Journal of
Binkley, D. 1981.
Nodule biomass and acetylene reduction rates of red alder and
Binkley, D. and R.L. Graham.
1981. Biomass, production and
nutrient cycling of mosses in an old‑growth Douglas‑fir
forest. Ecology 62:1387‑1289.
DeCatanzaro, J.B. and D.
Binkley. 1981. Effects of artificial conifer foliage on
collection of precipitation and nutrients in Coastal British Columbia. Canadian Journal of
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BOOK CHAPTERS,
SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS, ETC.
Binkley, D. 2006.
Soils in ecology and ecology in soils.
Chapter 10 (pp. 259-278) in: Footprints
in the Soil: People and Ideas in Soil
History (B. Warkentin, ed.), Elsevier,
Binkley, D. 2005.
How nitrogen-fixing trees change soil carbon. Chapter 8 in:
Tree Species Effects on Soils:
Implications for Global Change (D. Binkley, O. Menyailo, eds.). NATO Science Series, Springer,
Binkley, D., and O.
Menyailo. 2005. Gaining insights on the effects of tree
species on soils. Chapter 1 in: Tree Species Effects on Soils: Implications for Global Change (D. Binkley,
O. Menyailo, eds.). NATO Science Series,
Springer,
Binkley, D., and
J.L.
Binkley, D., F.J.
Singer, M. Kaye, and R. Rochelle. 2002. Influence of elk grazing on soil and
nutrients in
Schoenecker, K.A.,
F.J. Singer, R.S.C. Menezes, L.C. Zeigenfuss, and D. Binkley. 2002.
Sustainability of vegetation communities grazed by elk in
Stottlemyer, R., D.
Binkley, and H. Steltzer. 2002. Treeline biogeochemistry and dynamics, Noatak
National Preserve,
Binkley, D.
2001. Patterns and processes of
variation in nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations in forested streams. NCASI Technical Bulletin #836, 147 p.,
Kaye, M.W., K.
Suzuki, D. Binkley, and T. Stohlgren.
2001. Landscape-scale dynamics of
aspen in
Binkley, D., H.
Burnham, and H.L. Allen. 1999. Water quality impacts of forest
fertilization. NCASI Technical Bulletin
#782, 53 p.
Binkley, D. 1999.
Disturbance in temperate forests. Pp. 453-466 in: Ecosystems of Disturbed Ground (L.
Walker, ed.) Elsevier Science,
Binkley, D., and C. Giardina. 1997.
Biological nitrogen fixation in plantations. Chapter 9 in:
Management of soil, water, and nutrients in tropical plantation forests
(E.K.S. Nambiar and A. Brown, eds). ACIAR Monograph 43,
Binkley, D., A.M.
O’Connell, and K.V. Sankaran. 1997. Stand Growth:
Patterns and Controls. Chapter 12 in:
Management of soil, water, and nutrients in tropical plantation forests
(E.K.S. Nambiar and A. Brown, eds). ACIAR Monograph 43,
Binkley, D. 1995.
The influence of tree species on forest soils -- processes and
patterns. pp. 1-33 in: Proceedings of
the Trees and Soil Workshop (D.J. Mead and I.S. Cornforth, eds.) Agronomy Society of
Binkley, D., R.
Carter. and H.L. Allen. 1995. Nitrogen fertilization practices in
forestry. Chapter 11 in: Nitrogen Fertilization and the Environment
(P. Bacon, ed.) Marcel
Binkley, D. 1995.
Ecosystems -- an ecology primer.
pp. 41-47 in: Ecosystem Management: Beyond the Rhetoric, Symposium
proceedings.
Binkley, D., K.
Cromack, JR., and D. Baker. 1994. Nitrogen fixation by red alder: biology, rates, and controls. pp. 57-72 in:
The Biology and Management of Red Alder (D. Hibbs, ed.).
Brown, T., and D.
Binkley. 1994. Effect of management on water quality in
Binkley, D., and L.
MacDonald. 1994. Forests as non-point sources of pollution,
and effectiveness of best management practices.
Technical Bulletin #672, National Council for Air and Stream
Improvement,
Johnson, D., S.
Lindberg, H. van Miegroet, G. Lovett, D. Cole, M. Mitchell, and D.
Binkley. 1993. Atmospheric deposition, forest nutrient
status, and forest decline: implications
of the Integrated Forest Study. pp.
66-81 in: Forest Decline in the
Binkley, D., P.
Becker-Heidmann, J.S. Clark, P.J. Crutzen, P. Frost, A.M. Gill, A. Granstrom,
F. Mack, J.-C. Menaut, R.W. Wein, and B. van Wilgen. 1993.
Impacts of fires on ecosystems.
p. 359-374 in: Fire and the
Environment (P. Crutzen, and J. Goldammer, eds.) Wiley,
Binkley, D. 1992.
H+ budgets. pp. 450-466 in Atmospheric Deposition and
Nutrient Cycling in
Binkley, D., and D.
Johnson. 1992. Pollution effects on
southern pine forests. pp. 534-543 in Atmospheric
Deposition and Nutrient Cycling in
Zou, X., and D.
Binkley. 1992. Effects of tree species biogeochemistry on
soil fertility. pp. 65-72 in: Advances in Modern Ecology, China
Science and Technology Press,
Binkley, D. 1992.
Ecology of mixtures of N2-fixing and non-N2-fixing
tree species. pp. 99-123 in Ecology
of Mixed Species Stands (M. Cannell, D. Malcolm, and P.A. Robertson,
eds.). Blackwell Scientific,
Binkley, D. 1992.
Sensitivity of forest soils in the
Binkley, D., T.D.
Droessler, and J. Miller. 1992. Forest productivity, stand development, and
air pollution. Pages 235-258 in The
Response of Western Forests to Air Pollution (R. Olson, D. Binkley, and M.
B`hm, eds.) Springer‑Verlag,
Binkley, D. 1992.
Effects of acidic deposition on forest ecosystems. pp. 219-230 in The Development of Natural
Resources and Environmental Preservation (S.K. Lim, chair), Institute of
Natural Resources and Environment, Korea University, Seoul.
Binkley, D. 1991.
Connecting soils with forest productivity. pp. 66-69 in Management and Productivity
of Western Montane
Binkley, D., R.
Powers, J. Pastor, and K. Nadelhoffer.
1990. A protocol for testing
measures of nitrogen availability in forest soils. pp. 111-125 in Impact of Intensive
Harvesting on
van Miegroet, H.,
D. Cole, D. Binkley, and P. Sollins.
1989. The effect of nitrogen
accumulation and nitrification on soil chemical properties in alder
forests. pp. 515‑528 in Effects
of Air Pollution on Western Forests (R. Olson and A. LeFohn, eds.) Air and Waste Management Association,
Binkley, D. and P.
Vitousek. 1989. Soil nutrient availability. Chapter 5, pp. 75‑96, in Physiological Plant Ecology: Field Methods and Instrumentation, edited
by R. Pearcy, H. Mooney, J. Ehlringer,
and P. Rundel. Chapman and Hall,
Binkley, D. 1989.
Sensitivity of forest soils in the
Binkley, D. 1987.
Forest soils and acid rain‑‑an overview and synthesis. Conference proceedings, U.S. Dept. of Energy
colloquium,
Binkley, D. 1986.
The value of simplicity and complexity in nutrient cycling models: a comparison of FORNUTS and FORCYTE. pp. 85‑93 in Predicting consequences
of intensive forest harvesting on long‑term productivity (G. Agren,
ed.) Swed. Univ. Agric. Sci. Dept.
Ecology and Environmental Research, Report #26.
Binkley, D. and S.
Greene. 1983. Production in mixtures of conifers and red
alder: the importance of site fertility
and stand age. pp. 112‑117 in
IUFRO symposium on forest site and continuous productivity (R. Ballard
and S. Gessel eds.)
BOOK REVIEWS,
LETTERS, COMMENTARIES
Binkley, D. 2003. Response to:
Lessons from the Sandbox – is unexplained nitrogen real? Ecosystems
5:734-735.
Binkley, D. 2002.
Review of Understanding Soil Change – Soil
Sustainability over Millennia, Centuries, and Decades by Daniel D. Richter and
Daniel Markewitz. Quarterly Review of
Biology 77:190.
Binkley, D. 2002. How productive is your planet? Review of Terrestrial global productivity by Roy,
J., B. Saugier, and H. A. Mooney, editors.
Conservation Biology 16:1664-1665.
Binkley, D.
Binkley, D. 1997.
Acid Rain Research: Do we have enough answers? Book Review,
Binkley, D. 1997.
Resource Physiology of Conifers: Acquisition, Allocation and
Utilization; and Ecophysiology of Coniferous Forests. Book Review, American Scientist
85:285.
Binkley, D. 1997.
Nutrition of Eucalypts. Book
review for
Binkley, D. 1996.
Review of Mountains and Plains: Ecology of
Binkley, D. 1996.
What’s new in forest nutrient cycling?
Review of Nutrient Uptake and Cycling in Forest Ecosystems,
Binkley, D. 1996.
Five years of research on pollution and forests in
Binkley, D. 1994.
Balancing environmental issues in forestry. Review of Balancing Act: Environmental Issues in Forestry, by J.P.
Kimmins.
Binkley, D. 1994.
Management of nutrition in forests under stress. Review of Management of Nutrition in Forests
Under Stress.
Binkley, D. 1993.
The transformed Earth. Review of The
Earth as Transformed by Human Action, edited by B.L. Turner and
others.
Binkley, D., and M. Arthur. 1993.
How to count dead trees. Bulletin
of the Ecological Society of
Binkley, D. 1993.
One source for a summary of acid rain.
Review of Acidic Deposition:
Its Nature and Impacts, edited by F.T. Last and R. Watling.
Binkley, D. 1990.
Marginal gains in site evaluation and productivity. Review of:
Forest Site Evaluation and Long‑Term Productivity, edited
by D. Cole and
Binkley, D. 1988.
Review of Forest Vegetation Management for Conifer Production,
edited by J. Walstad and P. Kuch, Wiley,
Binkley, D. 1988.
Advice for Advisors. Bulletin
of the Ecological Society of
Binkley, D. 1987.
Review of: Acid
deposition: long‑term trends,
1986, edited by J.H. Gibson, National Academy Press, Washington. Journal of Environmental Quality.
Binkley, D. 1987.
Comments on "Soil nutrient changes following whole tree harvesting
on three Northern Hardwood sites." Soil
Science Society of
Binkley, D. 1987.
Use of the terms "base cation" and "base saturation"
should be discouraged. Soil Science
Society of
Binkley, D. 1985.
Review of: Biological nitrogen
fixation in forest ecosystems:
foundations and applications, 1983, edited by J.C. Gordon and C.T. Wheeler, Martinus Nijhoff, The
Hague.
Binkley, D. 1983.
Another compendium on nitrogen fixation.
Review of: Nitrogen fixation,
Vol. 1, Ecology, 1981, edited by W.J. Boughton, Clarendon Press,
Binkley, D. and
PRESENTATIONS (Last 5 yr)
“Competition
between Eucalyptus trees: effects of environment on seed-origin vs.
clonal trees” Fifth Annual Meeting,
“Monitoring soil
carbon in tropical plantations across space and time.” (Binkley and
“Top 10 Forest
Environmental and Sustainability Issues: Nutrient losses to streams.” NCASI Southern Regional Meeting,
“Evaluation of tree
girdling as an approach for examining belowground carbon allocation by
individual trees.” Fourth Annual
“How
nitrogen-fixing trees change soil carbon,” NATO Advanced Research Workshop on
Tree Species Effects on Soils:
Implications for Global Change,
“Sustainable
management of Eucalyptus plantations
in a changing world” (Binkley and Stape) Invited keynote address for IUFRO
conference on Eucalyptus in a
Changing World, Aveiro
“Eucalyptus silviculture in
the
“Aldo Leopold and
the Kaibab Deer Herd” invited presentation Dept. of Botany,
“Seeing the World with Eucalyptus and Soil Carbon,” Natural
Resource Ecology Laboratory, 2004.
“First-rotation changes in soil C and N in a Eucalyptus
plantation” Annual meeting of the Soil Science Society of America,
"Was Aldo Leopold right about the Kaibab Deer story?"
and "Why does forest growth decline as stands age?" invited
presentations for
“Drivers of age-related decline in forest growth”
Workshop on spatial and temporal patterns in old-growth forests, HJ Andrews
Experimental Forest, Oregon.
”
“Fire and ecosystem processes” invited presentation for
the symposium on Fire, Forest Health, and Biodiveristy (sponsored by the
National Commission on Science for Sustainable Forestry),
“Spatial variation in structure, mortality,
and regeneration of a ponderosa pine forest (Bird, Binkley, and Shepperd).
“Tree
growth and competition in pure and mixed stands of Eucalyptus saligna and Falcataria
mollucana (Bird and Binkley), annual meeting of the Ecological Society of
America,
“Landscape
legacies: predators, prey, and Aldo
Leopold on the Kaibab Plateau (Binkley,
“Environmental
determinants of eucalypt plantation productivity” (Binkley,
“Can stand structure explain age-related declines in
production in Eucalyptus plantations? (Binkley, Stape, Ryan);
“Twenty years of stand development in mixtures of Eucalyptus
saligna and nitrogen-fixing Falcataria
moluccana (Binkley, Bird, Senock,
Cole),
”Rates of carbon sequestration in soils under
intensive Eucalyptus silviculture in
“Water, light, and nitrogen use efficiency in clonal Eucalyptus
grandis x urophylla plantations along a climatic gradient in northeastern
“Why does forest growth decline with stand age?”
(Ryan, Binkley, Fownes, Senock, and Giardina),
“Slash-burning and fertilization strongly affect
canopy development of clonal Eucalyptus plantations” (Stape, Binkley,
Ryan, Goncalves, and Alves),
“Carbon gain and allocation in Eucalyptus
plantations under irrigation and fertilization regimes (Stape, Ryan, Binkley)
“Understanding How
Forests Grow – 25 years on the Ecology of Forest Production” (Binkley) Invited
Distinguished Ecologist Lecture,
“Water and Nutrient Manipulation of the Production
Ecology of a Eucalyptus
“Geographic gradient in resource use
efficiency in Eucalyptus plantations in
“Ecology of
“Eucalyptus trees as model organisms for
the Ecology of Forest Production” (Binkley) Department of Biology Seminar,
“The fascinating
story of the Kaibab Deer herd: was Aldo
Leopold’s story true?” (Binkley)
“Ecology of
“Belowground
Production and Changes in soil Carbon,” ”Why does growth decline in old
forests?” and “Is age-related growth decline driven by changes in stand
structure?” Lecture series presented at workshop for BEPP project in Sat Paulo,
“Variations in
Streamwater Concentrations of N and P -- Implications of EPA’s Numeric Water
Quality Criteria for Nutrients” (Ice and Binkley), NCASI Southern Regional
Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, 2001.
“The story behind variations in streamwater N and P concentrations in the US,” invited seminar at the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado, Boulder, 2001
“The phenomenon of declining growth in older forests: experimental tests" Invited seminars at:
Appalachian Lab,