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Phillip E. Pope ppope@purdue.edu

GENERAL INFORMATION

Business Addresses Department of Forestry and Natural Resources Pfendler Hall 715 West State Street Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47907-1200 765-4494-3593

The Graduate School Young Hall, Room 160 302 Wood Street Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47907-2108 765-494-6963

Title Professor, Forestry and Forest Soils Associate Dean of the Graduate School Research Specialization Forest Soils and Forest Regeneration Educational Background B.A. Biology, University of Richmond 1968 M.S. Forest Ecology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 1971 Ph.D. Plant Nutrition and Soils, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 1974 Experience 1973 - 1974 Post-Doctoral Research Associate, School of Forest Resources and Conservation, University of Florida 1974 - 1977 Assistant Professor of Forestry, Department of Horticulture and Forestry, University of Arkansas 1977 - 1982 Assistant Professor of Forestry, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University 1982 - 1987 Associate Professor of Forestry, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University 1987 – Present Professor of Forestry, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University 1988 - 1990 Assistant Director, Division of Sponsored Programs, Purdue Research Foundation 1989 - 1994 Assistant Head, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University 1994 - 2001 Director, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program, National Sea Grant College Program/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Department of Commerce 1998 – Present Associate Dean, Graduate School, Purdue University

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Citations Who's Who in Technology Today (1986) Awards and Honors Award for Superior Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, June 1989 Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Team Award, 1997 Service Award from the Board of Oceans and Atmosphere, National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, 1997 Service Award from the School of Agriculture, Purdue University, 1997 Award for Service to the Great Lakes Commission, 1999 Golden Key National Honor Society, Honorary Member, 2000 Memberships Professional Society of American Foresters (1975-79, 1988-1997) Soil Science Society of America (1977 - 2001) American Association for the Advancement of Science (1975 - Present) Indiana Academy of Science (1977 - 2001) Walnut Council (1977 - 2000) Society for Research Administrators (1988 - 1995) Ecological Society of America (1989 - 2000) Scholastic Beta Beta Beta, Honorary Biological Society (1967) Xi Sigma Pi (1970) Gamma Sigma Delta (1970) Phi Kappa Phi, Scholastic Society (197l) Sigma Xi (1978) Service to Professional Organizations Society of American Foresters Member 1974-77, 1988-1997 Northwest Arkansas Forestry Group (Chairman 1975-76) Soil Science Society of America Member 1977-2000 Chairman-elect, Forest Soils Division (S-7), 1986-87 Nominations Committee 1986-87 Chairman, Forest Soils Division (S-7), 1987-88 Board of Directors 1988-89 Soil Science Professional Service Award Committee 1992-93 Chairman, 8th North American Forest Soils Conference, 1993 Associate Editor, Journal of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Education 1994-96 Planning Committee, 9th North American Forest Soils Conference 1995-98 Walnut Council Member 1977-2000

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Newsletter editor 1977-79 Secretary-Treasurer 1981-82 Executive Council, 1977-79, 1981-82 Silviculture Committee 1989-90 Indiana Academy of Science Member 1978-2001 Chairman, Botany Division 1984 Restoration and Management Notes Contributing Editor -- Surface Mineland Reclamation, 1985-87 Central Hardwood Forest Conference Member: 1976-2001 Steering Committee: 1978-Present Chairman-Elect: 1980 Chairman: 1982 Co-Chairman: 1993 Better Reclamation With Trees Conference Member: 1982-Present Co-host: 1983, 1986 Executive Committee: 1983-86 Editor of Proceedings: 1983, 1984, and 1985 Central States Forest Soils Conference/Workshop 1990 Tree Physiology Editorial Review Board, 1997-99 Faculty and University Service University Grievance Committee 1978-79, 2001-03 University Fellowship Committee 1980-81, 1988-90 and Alternate 1982-83 Faculty Committee on Censure and Dismissal 1982-85, 1995-98, 2001-03 Staff Appeal Board for Traffic Regulations 1987-90 Water Resources Research Center Council 1989-91, 1992-94, 1994-96, 1997-99 Solid Waste Disposal Planning and Development Committee 1989-92 Global Initiative Faculty Grants Program 1990-91 Faculty Fellow/McCutcheon Hall 1990-94 Graduate Council, Area Committee for Life Sciences 1993-96 Excellence 21, University Re-investment Program 1995-Present Research Information Activity Council for Deans and Directors 1998-Present Environmental Science and Engineering Institute 1998-Present Search Committee, Dean of International Programs 2002-03 Honors Circle, of the University Honors Program 2003-Present Censure and Dismissal 2005-Present School Non-Point Sources of Pollution Committee 1977-89, Secretary 1978-82 Graduate Council in Agriculture 1984-91 Agenda and Policy Committee 1987-90, Secretary 1988-89, 1989-90, 2002-04

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Purdue University Fellowship, School of Agriculture Selection Committee 1988-91 Grantsmanship Committee, School of Agriculture 1988-92, Chairman 1990-92 Agricultural Communications Publication Committee 1989-90 New Faculty Orientation for the Agriculture Experiment Station 1989-90 David Ross Faculty Grants Committee 1990-92 Technical Committee, AES Assistantship Awards 1990-92 ESCOP Leadership Committee 1992-Present Area Promotions Committee 1993-95 Chairman, Search Committee for Assistant Director of Sponsored

Programs for Agricultural Sciences 1994 Agricultural Research Award Committee 1995-Present Hovde Award Primary Selection Committee 1995-Present School of Agriculture Civil Rights Compliance Review 1995 School of Agriculture Minority Graduate Student Recruitment and Retention Committee 1996-Present Summer Faculty Grants Selection Committee 1996 Agriculture Team Award 1996-Present Dean’s Liaison Committee 1996-Present Agricultural Research Programs, Advisory Committee for Purdue Agricultural Centers 1996-Present Department Greenhouse Space Allocations (Chairman) 1978-80 Planning and Design for Greenhouse 1978-79 Faculty Advisor to Forestry Club 1978-80 Graduate Committee, Member 1978-97, Chairman 1984-90; 2004-Present Ad Hoc Committee on Safety and Liability 1983

Planning Committee (Member) and Research Subcommittee (Chairman) for the CSRS (Cooperative States Research Service) Review 1986

Search Committee, SIPAC Forestry Position (Chairman) 1987 Search Committee, Department Head Position 1987-88 Promotions Committee, 1987-Present Budget and Steering Committee 1988-99 Search Committee, Forest Products Position 1989-90 Search Committee, Forest Biology Technician Position 1989-90 Search Committee (Chairman) Silviculture Position 1990 Re-accreditation Committee for SAF Evaluation of the BSF Options 1990 Search Committee, Forest Biology Technician 1991 Equipment Committee (Chairman) 1991-95 Search Committee, SIPAC Forestry Position 1992 Planning and Research Subcommittee for 1993 CSRS Review Visiting Scientist Committee 1996-1999 Housing and Space Allocations Committee 1998-1999 Ombudsman State

Member, Ad Hoc Committee, Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry, "Incentives for More Forestland Reclamation," 1985-87 Member, Ad Hoc Committee, Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry, "Non-Point Source Pollution," 1987 Cooperation for Science and Technology, Member, Plant Science and Biotechnology Committee, 1989-93 Member, Charles Dean Stewardship Award, 1992-93

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Non-Point Source Pollution State Management Plan, Subcommittee on Mining and Reclamation, 1996-97

Regional

Southern Forest Environmental Research Council, 1975-76 North Central Region (NCR-102) Forest Soils Committee, 1978-Present Secretary and Chairman-Elect, 1982, 1987 Chairman, 1983 and 1988-89, 1989-90 (prepared document which re-chartered NCR-102) North Central Region (NCR-106) Mineland Reclamation Member: 1985-Present North Central Region Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program (Formerly LISA) Technical Committee: 1991-93 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program (Research Advisory Committee, 1992-94)

National/International International Energy Agency, Member, 1985-Present; IEA, Biofuels Program, U.S. representative for the Department of Energy, 1992-94

National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges (NASULGC) Board of Oceans and Atmosphere, 1994-Present, Executive Committee 1995-98, Federal Relations Committee,1996-98 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Small Business Innovative Research Program, National Panel 1996-97 Sea Grant

National Council of Sea Grant Directors 1994-2001 Sea Grant Association 1994-2001 • Ethics Committee, co-chair 1998-2000 • Executive Committee (member-at-large) 1998-2000 Council of Great Lakes Sea Grant Directors 1994-2001 • Chair 1998-2000 National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges (NASULGC) 1994-2001 • Board on Oceans and Atmosphere 1996-99 i) Executive Committee 1996-98 ii) Federal Relations Committee 1996-98 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Environment Canada. State of the Lakes Ecosystem Conference, 1996, conference program and planning committee 1995-96; 1997-98 NOAA, Division of Ocean and Atmospheric Research, Research Strategic Planning, panel member 1996-97, 1998-99 US EPA, Great Lakes Information Network, oversight panel member 1996-2001 US EPA, Region 5, Lake Michigan, member advisory committee 1996-2001

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US EPA, Great Lakes National Program Office, Nonindigenous Species Research/Demonstration Program, review panel 1996-97US Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Panel member for non-indigenous species prevention/control project for the Illinois River System 1996-2001 Northwest Indiana Regional Planning Commission, Round Table for Sustainable Development, panel member 1996-97 Grand Calumet River Corridor Task Force, member 1996-2001 Indiana Department of Natural Resources, others. Multi-agency Task Force on E. coli, member 1995-2001 Great Lakes Fisheries Commission, Yellow Perch Subcommittee, Advisory Panel 1997-99 Illinois Environmental Institute, Environmental Council (University of Illinois) 1998-2001 Great Cities Institute (University of Illinois-Chicago), Research Advisory Committee 1995-2001

RESEARCH Refereed Papers 1. Pope, P. E. and H. A. I. Madgwick. 1974. Influence of moisture stress on Liriodendron tulipifera L.

seedlings. Annals of Botany 38:431-441. 2. Pope, P. E., W. K. Robertson, and R. T. Tomlison. 1974. A method of extracting undisturbed soil profiles.

Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. Proc. 38(5):855-857. 3. Pope, P. E. and R. B. Vasey. 1977. The effects of genotype on the growth and nutrient uptake of sycamore

(Platanus occidentalis L.) seedlings. Annals of Botany 41:315-322. 4. Graney, D. L. and P. E. Pope. 1978. Fertilization influences growth of thinned and unthinned oak stands in

the Boston mountains of Arkansas. U. S. Dept. Agric. For. Serv., So. For. Exp. Stn. Res. Note SO-243. 4 p. 5. Pope, P. E. 1979. The effect of genotype on biomass and nutrient content in 11-year-old loblolly pine

plantations. Canad. Jour. For. Res. 9(2):224-230. 6. Pope, P. E. and D. L. Graney. 1979. Family differences influence the above-ground biomass of loblolly pine

plantations. U. S. Dept. Agric. For. Serv., Res. Paper SO-155. 18 p. So. For. Exp. Stn., New Orleans, LA. 7. Pope, P. E. 1980. Influence of Glomus fasciculatus mycorrhizae on some physical and chemical

characteristics of Platanus occidentalis seedlings. Canad. Jour. Bot. 58:1601-1606. 8. Pope, P. E. and H. A. Holt. 1981. Paraquat influences development and efficacy of the mycorrhizal fungus

Glomus fasciculatus. Canad. Jour. Bot. 59:518-521. 9. Pope, P. E. 1982. Interaction of soil pH and genotype on growth and nutrient uptake of sycamore seedlings.

Canad. Jour. For. Res. 12:627-631. 10. Pope, P. E., H. A. Holt, and W. R. Chaney. 1982. Interaction of nitrogen fertilization and chemical weed

control on four-year volume growth of a black walnut plantation. IN Black Walnut for the Future. U.S. Dept. Agric. For. Serv., NCR, Gen. Tech. Rpt. NC-74. p. 105-110.

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11. Pope, P. E., W. R. Chaney, J. D. Rhodes, and S. Woodhead. 1983. Mycorrhizal dependency of four hardwood tree species. Canad. Jour. Bot. 61:412-417.

12. Bussler, B. H., W. R. Byrnes, P. E. Pope, and W. R. Chaney. 1984. Properties of minesoil reclaimed for

forest land use. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. Jour. 48:178-184. 13. McLaughlin, R. A., P. E. Pope, and E. A. Hansen. 1985. Nitrogen fertilization and ground cover in a hybrid

poplar plantation: effects of nitrate leaching. Jour. Envir. Qual. 14:241-245. 14. Reinsvold, R. J. and P. E. Pope. 1985. Association of Robinia pseudoacacia and Rhizobium: selection of

optimal endosymbiont. Botanical Society of America Annual Meeting. Amer. J. Bot. 72:884-886. 15. McLaughlin, R. A., E. A. Hansen, and P. E. Pope. 1987. Biomass and nitrogen dynamics in an irrigated

hybrid poplar plantation. For. Ecol. and Mgmt. 18:169-188. 16. Reinsvold, R. J. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Combined effect of soil nitrogen, phosphorus and mycorrhizae on

nodulation and growth of Robinia pseudoacacia. Canad. Jour. For. Res. 17:850-855. 17. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Influence of soil compaction and vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae on

root growth of yellow poplar and sweetgum seedlings. Canad. Jour. For. Res. 17:970-975. 18. Hansen, E. A., R. A. McLaughlin and P. E. Pope. 1988. Biomass and nitrogen dynamics of hybrid poplar on

two different soils: implications for fertilization strategy. Canad. Jour. For. Res. 18:223-230. 19. Pope, P. E. 1988. Pisolithus tinctorius increases the size of nursery grown red oak seedlings. New Forests

2:5-16. 20. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1988. Influence of VA-mycorrhizae on yellow-poplar and sweetgum

seedling root growth in compacted soil. N. Jour. Appl. For. 5(6):65-68. 21. Reisinger, T. W., G. L. Simmons, and P. E. Pope. 1988. The impact of timber harvesting on soil properties

and tree growth in the south. S. Jour. Appl. For. 12:58-67. 22. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1988. Development of a root growth model for yellow-poplar and sweetgum

seedlings grown in compacted soil. Canad. Jour. For. Res. 18:728-732. 23. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1988. Soil physical properties affecting root dynamics of yellow-poplar and

sweetgum seedling grown in compacted soil. Canad. Jour. For. Res. 18:1015-1020. 24. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1988. Influence of soil water potential and mycorrhizal colonization on root

growth of yellow poplar and sweetgum seedlings grown in compacted soil. Canad. Jour. For. Res. 18:1392-1396.

25. Gillespie, A. R. and P. E. Pope. 1989. Interspecies transfer of phosphorus within plant communities is

enhanced by N2-fixing species. Plant and Soil 113:291-293. 26. Pope, P. E. and J. O. Dawson. 1989. Short rotation forestry. IN Central Hardwood Notes, USDA For.

Service. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. Report #001-001-00637-8. Pg. 5.09-1--5.09-6. 27. Andersen, C. P., B. H. Bussler, W. R. Chaney, P. E. Pope, and W. R. Byrnes. 1989. Concurrent

establishment of ground cover and hardwood trees on reclaimed mineland and unmined reference sites. For. Ecol. and Mgmt. 28:81-99.

28. Gillespie, A. R. and P. E. Pope. 1990. Modeling rhizosphere acidification effects on fertilizer phosphorus

recovery of black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.). I. Black locust induced acidification and soil response. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. 54:533-537.

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29. Gillespie, A. R. and P. E. Pope. 1990. Modeling rhizosphere acidification effects on fertilizer phosphorus

recovery of black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.). II. Model predictions and measured locust uptake. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. 54:538-541.

30. Gillespie, A. R. and P. E. Pope. 1990. A comparison of three rock phosphates for use in forest soils. Fert.

Res. 23:141-145. 31. Gillespie, A. R. and P. E. Pope. 1991. Black locust-induced soil acidification can alter delivery and uptake

kinetics of soil phosphorus. Tree Physiol. 8:195-204. 32. Reisinger, T. W., P. E. Pope, and S. C. Hammond. 1992. Natural recovery of compacted soils in an upland

hardwood forest in Indiana. N. Jour. Appl. For. 94:138-141. 33. Gillespie, A. R. and P. E. Pope. 1994. Intensive culture of European Black Alder in Central Indiana, U.S.A.:

Biomass yield and potential returns to farmers. Biomass and Bioenergy 6(6):419-430. 34. Chaney, W. R., P. E. Pope, and W. R. Byrnes. 1995. Tree survival and growth on land reclaimed in accord

with Public Law 95-87. Jour. Envir. Qual. 24:630-634. 35. Gillespie, A. R., S. Jose, D. B. Mengel, W. L. Hoover, and P. E. Pope. 2000. Defining competition vectors in

a temperate alley cropping system in the midwestern USA: I. Production physiology. Agroforestry Systems. (48:25-40).

36. Jose, S., A. R. Gillespie, J. R. Seifert, D. B. Mengel, and P. E. Pope. 2000. Defining competition vectors in a

temperate alley cropping system in the midwestern USA. III. Competition for nitrogen and litter decomposition dynamics. Agroforestry Systems. (48:61-77).

37. Gillespie, A. R., S. Jose, D. B. Mengel, W. L. Hoover, and P. E. Pope. 2000. Defining competition vectors in

a temperate alley cropping system in the Midwestern USA: V. Tree leaf litter and fine-root decomposition dynamics. Agroforestry Systems. (48:101-116).

38. Idol, T W., P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 2000. Fine root dynamics across a chronosequence of upland oak-

hickory forests. For. Ecol. and Mgmt. (127:153-167). 39. Idol, T. W., R. A. Figler, P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 2001. Stand age affects the characteristics of coarse

woody debris in upland oak-hickory forests. For. Ecol. and Mgmt. (127:153-161). 40. Jose, S., Gillespie, A. R. Seifert, J. R., Pope, P. E. 2001. Comparison of minirhizotron and soil core methods

for quantifying root biomass in a temperate alley cropping system. Agroforetry Systems. (52:161-168). 41. Idol, T. W., Holzbaur, K. A., Pope, P.E., and Ponder, Jr., F. 2002. Control bag correction for forest floor

litterbag decomposition. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. Jour. (66:620-623). 42. Idol, T. W., Pope, P. E., and Ponder, Jr., F. 2002. Changes in microbial-mitrogen across a 100-year

chronosequence of upland hardwood forests. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. Jour. (69: 1662-1668). 43. Idol, T. W., Kaczmarek, D. J., and Pope, P. E. 2007. C and N pools in Oak-hickory forests across a soil

productivity gradient. Can. J. For. Res. (Submitted). 44. Idol, T. W., Kaczmarek, D. J., and Pope, P. E. 2007. A comparison of two ingrowth core techniques for

estimating fine root dynamics within oak-hickory forests of the Central U.S. Can. J. For. Res. (Submitted).

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AES Research Bulletins and Station Bulletins 1. Pope, P. E. 1977. Water quality and forestry - A review of water quality legislation and the impact of forestry

practices on water quality. Purdue Univ. Agric. Exp. Stn. Bull. 161. 19 p. 2. Pope, P. E. and B. J. Judge. 1980. An annotated bibliography of soil-site productivity - With special

reference to the central hardwoods. Purdue Univ. Agric. Exp. Stn. Bull. 280. 149 ref. 41 p. 3. Pursell, F. A. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Use of fertilization in the production of Pinus caribaea: An annotated

bibliography. Purdue University, International Education and Research, International Programs in Agriculture. West Lafayette, IN 47907.

4. Pope, P. E. 1989. Reforestation of minelands in the Illinois coal basin. Purdue Univ. Agric. Exp. Stn. Bull.

565. 12 p. 5. Merritt, C. and P. E. Pope. 1991. The effect of environmental factors, including wildfire and prescribed

burning, on the regeneration of oaks in Indiana. Purdue Univ. Agric. Exp. Stn. Bull. 612. 52 p. 6. Pope, P. E. 1993. Oak regeneration via seedling planting: Historical perspective and current status. Purdue

Univ. Agric. Exp. Stn. Bull. 670. 36 p. Research Abstracts 1. Pope, P. E. and H. A. Holt. 1978. Interaction of paraquat and napropamide with mycorrhizae. Proc. 1978

North Central Weed Control Conference. St. Paul, MN. p. 114-115. (Abstract). 2. Pope, P. E. and H. A. Holt. 1979. Weed control and fertilization of an established black walnut plantation.

Proc. 1979 North Central Weed Control Conference. Milwaukee, WI. Vol. 34:90-91. (Abstract). 3. Pope, P. E. 1979. Influence of Glomus fasciculatus mycorrhizae on some physical and chemical

characteristics of Platanus occidentalis L. seedlings. Proc. 4th North Amer. Conf. on Mycorrhizae. Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins, CO. p. 68. (Abstract).

4. Pope, P. E. and W. R Chaney. 1979. Interaction of nitrogen, phosphorus, Pisolithus tinctorius and growth of

red oak seedlings. Proc. 4th North Amer. Conf. on Mycorrhizae. Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins, CO. p. 57. (Abstract).

5. Pope, P. E. and W. R. Chaney. 1979. Nutrient regime and inoculation rate influence growth of container

grown red oak seedlings. Workshop on seedling physiology and growth problems in planting oak. Columbia, MO. (Abstract).

6. Pope, P. E. 1980. Site and fertilization influence biomass accumulation and nutrient content in black locust

(Robinia pseudoacacia L.) plantations. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Detroit, MI. p. 205. (Abstract).

7. McLaughlin, R. A. and P. E. Pope. 1980. Site preparation and weed control treatments influence total above-

ground dry matter in 16-year-old yellow poplar plantations. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Detroit, MI. p. 204. (Abstract).

8. Pope, P. E., J. D. Rhodes, W. R. Chaney, and S. Woodhead. 1981. Mycorrhizal dependency of four

hardwood tree species. Proc. 5th North Amer. Conf. on Mycorrhizae. Aug. 16-21, 1981, Univ. of Laval, Quebec, Canada. (Abstract).

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9. Rhodes, J. D. and P. E. Pope. 1981. Interaction of Glomus fasciculatus and Rhizobium sp. on the growth, phosphorus uptake and nitrogen fixation in Robinia pseudoacacia. Proc. 5th North Amer. Conf. on Mycorrhizae. Aug. 16-21, 1981, Univ. of Laval, Quebec, Canada. (Abstract).

10. Chaney, W. R., J. P. Shepard, and P. E. Pope. 1981. Endomycorrhizae increased growth, plastochron index,

and nutrient uptake in Platanus occidentalis L. seedlings. XIII International Botanical Congress. Aug. 16-29, Univ. of Sidney, Sidney, Australia. (Abstract).

11. Pope, P. E. 1981. Interaction of site and mycorrhizal condition on survival, growth and nutrient uptake of red

oak seedlings. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA. (Abstract). 12. McLaughlin, R. A. and P. E. Pope. 1981. Nitrogen distribution in 17-year-old yellow poplar (Liriodendron

tulipifera L.) plantations. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA. p. 228-229. (Abstract). 13. Bussler, B. H., W. R. Byrnes, P. E. Pope, and J. D. Rhodes. 1982. Concurrent establishment of ground cover

and hardwood trees on reclaimed mineland and unmined reference sites. IN Post Mining Productivity with Trees. March 31-April 2, 1982. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL. (Abstract).

14. McLaughlin, R. A., P. E. Pope, and E. A. Hansen. 1983. Nitrogen dynamics of irrigated hybrid poplar

plantations. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Washington, D. C. p. 209. (Abstract). 15. Pope, P. E. and D. S. Egel. 1984. Relating available soil phosphorus to uptake by mycorrhizal green ash

seedlings: Influence of extraction method. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Las Vegas, NV. (Abstract).

16. McLaughlin, R. A., P. E. Pope, and E. A. Hansen. 1984. Biomass and nitrogen partitioning in a hybrid poplar

plantation. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Las Vegas, NV. (Abstract). 17. Reinsvold, R. J. and P. E. Pope. 1985. Evaluation of isolates of Rhizobium associated with Robinia

pseudoacacia L. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL. (Abstract). 18. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1985. Influence of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae on root characteristics

of yellow poplar and sweetgum seedlings grown in compacted soils. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL. (Abstract).

19. Borges, C. G., W. R. Chaney, and P. E. Pope. 1986. Non-specificity with varied effectivity in mycorrhizal

associations. A review. Indiana Academy of Science. Butler Univ., Indianapolis, IN. (Abstract). 20. Pope, P. E. 1986. Root growth and mycorrhizas of outplanted bare-root and container grown Quercus rubra

seedlings. IUFRO Meeting Proceedings; Roots In Forest Soils: Biology and Symbiosis (J. T. Trofymow, ed.). University of Victoria, Victoria B.C., Canada. (Abstract).

21. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1986. Effect of VA mycorrhizae and soil moisture content on root

characteristics of yellow poplar and sweetgum seedlings. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. 1986 Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. (Abstract).

22. Pope, P. E. and A. R. Gillespie. 1987. Soil type influences rhizosphere acidification of black locust. Soil Sci.

Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA. p. 264. (Abstract). 23. Reinsvold, R. J. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Effect of various tripartite associations on the growth of black locust.

Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA. p. 191. (Abstract). 24. Gillespie, A. R. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Altering phosphorus recovery from forest soils through rhizosphere

acidification of nitrogen-fixing black locust. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA. p. 256. (Abstract).

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25. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Development of a root growth model for yellow-poplar and sweetgum seedlings grown in compacted soil. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA. p. 265. (Abstract).

26. Pope, P. E. 1989. Physical and biological manipulation influence seedling quality and productivity of planted

green ash seedlings: 7 year summary. 5th Biennial So. Silvi. Res. Conf., Memphis, TN. Nov. 1988. Gen. Tech. Rpt. SO-74. (Abstract).

27. Pope, P. E. 1989. Depth of undercutting, number of lateral roots and mycorrhizal inoculation influence the

establishment of green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica L.) seedlings. 7th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. SIUC, Carbondale, IL. March, 1989. (Abstract).

28. Zipfel, J. M., P. E. Pope, W. R. Chaney, and W. R. Byrnes. 1990. Chemical and organic amendments of coal

mine slurry to enhance plant growth and reduce pollution potential. 2nd Annual Soc. for Ecol. Restoration Conference. April, 1990. Chicago, IL. (Abstract).

29. Pope, P. E. 1990. Site conditions influence the root growth and mycorrhizal development of planted Quercus

rubra seedlings. IUFRO XIX World Congress. Montreal, Canada. August, 1990. (Abstract). 30. Pope, P. E. and A. R. Gillespie. 1990. Interaction of soil type and apatite source on growth and P uptake of

black locust. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. San Antonio, TX. (Abstract). 31. Myers, R. K., P. E. Pope, A. R. Gillespie, and B. C. Fischer. 1991. Rehabilitation of a young red oak

planting. IN The Oak Resource in the Upper Midwest (S. Laursen and D. Phillips, eds.). University of Minnesota. (Abstract).

32. Kaczmarek, D. J. and P. E. Pope. 1992. Seedling morphology related to growth and survival of northern red

oak. IN (Schultz, R. C., ed.) Fifth Workshop on Seedling Physiology and Growth Problems in Oak--Plantations. March 1992. Iowa State University, Ames, IA. (Abstract).

33. Reber, R. T. and P. E. Pope. 1992. Nitrogen and phosphorus fertilization affect mycorrhizal symbiosis and

growth parameters of Quercus rubra L. seedlings. IN (Schultz, R. C., ed.) Fifth Workshop on Seedling Physiology and Growth Problems in Oak--Plantations. March 1992. Iowa State University, Ames, IA. (Abstract).

34. Pantera, A. and P. E. Pope. 1992. Growth and nitrogen status of Juglans nigra and Fraxinus pennsylvanica

interplanted with Robinia pseudoacacia. IN (Gjerstad, D. H., ed.) International Conference on Forest Vegetation Management. April 1992. Auburn University, Auburn, AL. (Abstract).

35. Pope, P. E. and W. R. Chaney. 1993. Advances in forest/woodland reclamation in the Illinois coal basin. IN

(Fisher, S. and Munshower, F., eds.) Billings Reclamation Symposium 1993. Billings, MT. March 21-27, 1993. Reclamation Research Unit, Montana State Univ., Bozeman, MT. (Abstract).

36. Kaczmarek, D. J. and P. E. Pope. 1993. The relationship between soil nutrient availability and foliar nitrogen

and phosphorus concentrations in central hardwoods. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Cincinnati, OH. (Abstract).

37. Kaczmarek, D. J., R. T. Reber, P. E. Pope, and K. Rodkey. 1993. Productivity of oak-hickory forests affect

carbon and nitrogen distribution. Ecological Society of America, Annual Meeting. Madison, WI. August 1993. (Abstract).

38. Reber, R. T., D. J. Kaczmarek, P. E. Pope, and K. S. Rodkey. 1993. Carbon and nitrogen distribution in

upland oak-hickory forests of Indiana. IN 1st Purdue University Environmental Workshop. August 20, 1993. (Abstract).

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39. Rodkey, K., P. E. Pope, and T. Perkins. 1993. Carbon and nitrogen pools in the humus of hardwood and pine forests. Indiana Academy of Science Annual Meeting. Purdue University, November 1993. (Abstract).

40. Kaczmarek, D. J. and P. E. Pope. 1993. The relationship between soil nutrient availability and foliar nutrient

concentrations in Central Hardwood species. Indiana Academy of Science Annual Meeting. Purdue University, November 1993. (Abstract).

41. Pope, P. E., D. J. Kaczmarek, K. Rodkey, and R. T. Reber. 1993. Litter quality influences decomposition rate

and nutrient bioavailability in oak-hickory forests. IN (Dyck, W. J., ed.) IEA Workshop "Understanding Plant Nutrient Uptake and Supply - Opportunities for Managing Site Productivity. Rotorua, New Zealand. March 1994.

42. Kaczmarek, D. J. and P. E. Pope. 1994. Fine root decomposition in central hardwood forest ecosystems. Soil

Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Seattle, WA. (Abstract). 43. Rodkey, K. S., P. E. Pope, and D. J. Kaczmarek. 1994. Nitrogen and phosphorus availability in the coarse

organic fractions of oak-hickory forests. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Seattle, WA. (Abstract).

44. Kaczmarek, D. J. and P. E. Pope. 1994. Nitrogen and phosphorus retranslocation in central hardwood forest

species in relation to soil nutrient availability. IN 13th North American Forest Biology Workshop (Chambers, J. L., ed.). Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA. (Abstract).

45. Rodkey, K. S. and P. E. Pope. 1994. Nitrogen and phosphorus pools in the forest floor layers of oak-hickory

forests of varying productivity. IN 13th North American Forest Biology Workshop (Chambers, J. L., ed.). Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA. (Abstract).

46. Rathfon, R. A., D. J. Kaczmarek, and P. E. Pope. 1995. Site preparation for hardwood plantation

establishment on old field sites in the central hardwood region. IN 13th North American Forest Biology Workshop (Chambers, J. L., ed.). Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA. (Abstract).

47. Pope, P. E. and D. J. Kaczmarek. 1995. Influence of soil environmental conditions on fine root growth

patterns in Central Hardwood forest stands. Internat. Root Symposium. Cornell University, Ithica, NY. (Abstract).

48. Idol, T. and P. E. Pope. 1996. Changes in fine root dynamics and nutrient availability in an upland oak-

hickory forest following clearcutting. North Amer. Forest Biol. Workshop. University of Laval, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. (Abstract).

49. Idol, T. and P. E. Pope. 1996. Fine root dynamics across a chronosequence of hardwood forest stands.

International Symposium on Roots Research. International Society of Roots Research. Clemson University, Clemson, SC.

50. Idol, T., P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1997. Nutrient availability and nutrient inputs along a chronosequence of upland hardwood forests. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer., Proc. Annual Meeting. Anaheim, CA. (Abstract).

51. Lewis, S., P. E. Pope, T. W. Idol, and R. F. Turco. 1997. Redefining the forest edge: Impacts of triazine (atrazine) herbicides applied to agricultural fields. IN Proceedings of the 1997 Environmental Sciences and Engineering Institute. (Abstract).

52. Idol, T. W., P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1998. Effects of stand age, time of year, and methodology on

assessments of N availability in central hardwoods forest region, USA. North American Forest Biology Workshop. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. (Abstract).

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53. Idol, T. W. and P. E. Pope. 1998. Fine root dynamics across a chronosequence of hardwood forest stands. 2nd Ann. Sp. Symp., Dept. of Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. (Abstract).

54. Idol, T. W., P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1998. Effects of stand age, time of year, and methodology on

assessments of N availability in the central hardwood forest region. 5th North Amer. For. Biol./Western For. Gent. Assoc. Workshop, University of Victoria, Victoria, Canada. (Abstract).

55. Idol, T. W., P. E. Pope, and E. Moss. 1998. A novel method for measuring nutrient leaching through forest

soils. 1998 Envir. Sci. and Engin. Instit. Symp., Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. (Abstract). 56. Idol, T. W., P. E. Pope, R. A. Figler, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1998. Characterizations of coarse woody debris

across a 100 year chronosequence of upland oak-hickory forests. Proc. 1998 Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD. (Abstract).

57. Idol, T. W., P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1998. Influence of soil cores on chloroform fumigation-extractable

microbial C and N across a 100 year chronosequence of upland oak-hickory forests. Proc. 1998 Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD. (Abstract).

Book(s) 1. Johnson, J. E., P. E. Pope, G. D. Mroz and N. F. Payne. 1987. Environmental Impacts of Harvesting Wood

for Energy. Council of Great Lakes Governors and Department of Energy, Madison, Wisconsin 53703. p. 169.

Book Chapter(s)/Special Publications 1. Chaney, W. R. and P. E. Pope. 1989. Forestry and Wood Production. IN Encyclopedia Britannica 15th

Edition 1989, Vol. 19:406-422. Chicago/Geneva/London/Rome/Sydney/Tokyo/Toronto. 2. Pope, P. E. 1993. A Historical Perspective of Planting and Seeding Oaks. Progress, Problems and Status. IN

A Symposium on Oak Regeneration. USDA Forest Service. September 9-10, 1992. Knoxville, Tennessee. So. Eastern For. Exp. Stn. GTR SE-84. p. 224-240.

3. Pope, P. E. 1993. Impacts of Increased Use of Forest Resources on Soil Quality. IN Renewable Energy

Technology: Research, Development, and Commercial Prospects. Environmental Impacts of Biomass Energy Production: Methodologies, Valuations, Applications to Decision Making. Office of Technology Assessment. United States Congress. May 13, 1993. pp. 51.

4. Pope, P. E. and Multiple Authors. 1993. Potential Environmental Impacts of Bioenergy Crop Production -

Background Paper, OTA-BP-E-118. U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, September 1993. 71 pages.

Other Publications 1. Pope, P. E. 1971. The influence of soil water stress on parameters of growth of Liriodendron tulipfera

seedlings. Virginia Academy Sci. 41:105-111. 2. Pope, P. E., W. L. Pritchett, and W. H. Smith. 1974. Nutrient and moisture budgets in an intensively

managed southern pine forest ecosystem. CRIFF Progress Report 1973-74, p. 91-97. 3. Pope, P. E., W. L. Pritchett, and W. Robertson. 1974. Movement, distribution and uptake of nitrogen and

phosphorus in two Florida soils by slash pine seedlings. CRIFF Progress Report 1973-74, p. 98-104.

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4. Pope, P. E. 1975. Nutrient mobility in soils. p. 163-194. IN (W. L. Pritchett and D. R. Croue, eds.) Forest Soils of the Southeastern Coastal Plains. Resources Report 2. Institute of Food and Agricultural Science. Univ. Fla.

5. Pope, P. E., F. Stephens, and E. M. Rutledge. 1975. Resource utilization in the State of Arkansas - Forestry.

Submitted to the Arkansas Planning Commission. A Special Report. 30 p. 6. Pope, P. E. 1975. Problems in relating soil-site data to site index. Proc. of Conference on Soil Productivity

sponsored by Arkansas Association of Professional Soil Classifiers. Little Rock, AR p. 35-37. 7. Pope, P. E. and C. M. Bittle. 1975. 1975 Forestry Study Day, Southwest Branch Station, Ark. Agr. Exp. Stn.,

Special Report #23, 28 p. 8. Pope, P. E., F. Stephens, and E. M. Rutledge. 1976. Prime forest land of Arkansas. Ark. Farm Res. Vol.

XXV, No. 1:5. 9. Pope, P. E. and R. B. Vasey. 1976. The effect of soil buffer capacity on the longevity of soil reaction and the

subsequent effect on the growth of sycamore seedlings. Ark. Acad. Sci. Proc. Vol. XXX :67-70. 10. Pope, P. E. and J. E. Voeller. 1976. The effect of soil fertility on the establishment of loblolly pine in the

Ozarks. Ark. Farm Res. May-June 1976. Vol. XXV. 3, p. 7. 11. Pope, P. E., F. Stephens, and E. M. Rutledge. 1976. An identification of the prime forest lands of Arkansas.

Ark. Agr. Exp. Stn., Special Report #30, 20 p. 12. Graney, D. L. and P. E. Pope. 1978. Response of red oaks and white oaks to crown release and fertilization in

the Boston mountains of Arkansas. IN (P. E. Pope, ed.) Central Hardwood Forest Conference II. Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, IN. p. 357-369.

13. Pope, P. E. 1978. Effect of genotype and nutrient level on the growth and elemental content of sycamore

(Platanus occidentalis L.) seedlings. IN (P. E. Pope, ed.) Central Hardwood Forest Conference II. Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, IN. p. 494-50.

14. Pope, P. E. and H. A. Holt. 1978. Effect of paraquat and napropamide application on the colonization of

seedling roots by mycorrhizal forming fungi. Proc. Northeastern Area Nurserymen's Conference. Lansing, MI. p. 58-68.

15. Pope, P. E. (ed.) 1978. Central Hardwood Forest Conference II Proceedings. Purdue Univ., West Lafayette,

IN. 549 p. 16. Braun, J. M. and P. E. Pope. 1978. Intensive culture influences growth and nutrition of containerized black

walnut. Proc. Indiana Academy Sci. Vol. 88. p. 73. 17. Douglass, R. W. and P. E. Pope. 1978. Effects of nutrient regimes and ectomycorrhizal inoculation on

growth parameters of three oak species. Proc. Indiana Academy Sci. Vol. 88. p. 72. 18. Pope, P. E. and J. D. Rhodes. 1980. Interaction of site, cultural practices, and tree species on dry matter

accumulation in biomass plantations. IN (J. P. Barnett, ed.) First Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference. U. S. Dept. Agric. For. Serv., Gen. Tech. Rpt. SO-34. p. 249-253.

19. Pope, P. E. 1980. Interaction of Glomus fasciculatus mycorrhizae and paraquat on growth and phosphorus

uptake of Fraxinus americana L. seedlings. Proceedings Sixth North Amer. Forest Biol. Workshop. Aug. 1980. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. p. 118-119.

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20. Pope, P. E. 1980. Napropamide and paraquat affect development of mycorrhizae in red oak (Quercus rubra L.) seedlings. IN (G. S. Cox, ed.) Central Hardwood Forest Conference III. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia, MO. p. 282-289.

21. Pope, P. E., W. R. Chaney, and H. A. Holt. 1980. Response of a young black walnut plantation to chemical

weed control and nitrogen fertilization. IN (G. S. Cox, ed.) Central Hardwood Forest Conference III. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia, MO. p. 347-354.

22. Pope, P. E. 1980. Woody crops and residues. IN Energy From Biomass Workshop. Publ. Series No. 80-4.

p. 39-45. Sponsored by Energy Policy Research and Information Program. F. T. Sparrow, Director. Purdue University.

23. Peart, T. M., C. B. Richey, and P. E. Pope. 1980. Biomass energy potential from agriculture. 35th Annual

Corn and Sorghum Industry Research Conference. American Seed Trade Assoc. Dec. 9-11, 1980. Chicago, IL. p. 139-146.

24. Pope, P. E. 1981. Field evaluation of container-grown northern red oak. IN (J. B. Scarratt and K. H. Reese,

eds.) Proceedings of the Canadian Containerized Seedling Silviculture Symposium. Sept. 14-16, 1981. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. p. 75-82.

25. Egel, D. S. and P. E. Pope. 1981. Growth and extractable carbohydrates of red oak seedlings during the first

growing season. Proc. Indiana Academy of Sci. Vol. 90. p. 137-139. 26. Mantovani, B., R. M. Peart, H. Gibson, and P. E. Pope. 1982. Dynamic analysis of biomass energy feed

stocks. Amer. Soc. Agri. Engin. Annual Meeting. Dec. 14-17, 1982, Chicago, IL. p. 147-159. 27. McLaughlin, R. A., P. E. Pope, and Edward E. Hansen. 1982. Nitrogen dynamics in irrigated Populus

plantations. IN North American Poplar Council Meeting Proceedings. July 20-22, 1982. Rhinelander, WI. USDA Forest Service. p. 46-57.

28. Egel, D. S. and P. E. Pope. 1982. Available soil phosphorus influences mycorrhizal infection, nutrient

content and growth of green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh.) seedlings. IN (B. A. Thielges, ed.) Proceedings of 7th North American Forest Biology Workshop. July 26-28, 1982. Lexington, KY. p. 350-357.

29. Rhodes, J. D. and P. E. Pope. 1982. Effects of a VA mycorrhizal fungus and N-fixing bacteria on the growth

of Robinia pseudoacacia. IN (B. A. Thielges, ed.) Proceedings of 7th North American Forest Biology Workshop. July 26-28, 1982. Lexington, KY. p. 341-349.

30. McLaughlin, R. A., P. E. Pope, and W. R. Byrnes. 1982. The long-term effects of site improvement and early

weed control on yellow poplar plantations. IN (R. N. Muller, ed.) Proceedings IV Central Hardwood Forest Conference. University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY. p. 1-17.

31. Pope, P. E. and C. P. Andersen. 1982. Nutrient dynamics in short rotation black locust plantations--Influence

of fertilizer and spacing. IN (R. N. Muller, ed.) Proceedings IV Central Hardwood Forest Conference. University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY. p. 244-256.

32. Pope, P. E. 1982. Pisolithus tinctorius colonization and site conditions influence establishment of red oak

seedlings. Proc. Indiana Academy of Sci. Vol. 91. p. 146-151. 33. Egel, D. S. and P. E. Pope. 1982. Growth of green ash seedlings influenced by available soil phosphorus but

not mycorrhizal inoculation. Proc. Indiana Academy of Sci. Vol. 91. p. 143-146. 34. Gibson, H. G., P. E. Pope, B. C. Fischer, D. L. Cassens, and G. M. Wright. 1982. Thinning the upland

hardwood forest: A mechanized system. IN (E. P. Jones, Jr. ed.) Second Biennial Southern Silviculture Research Conference, USDA Forest Service. Nov. 4-5, 1982. Atlanta, GA. p. 230-240.

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35. McLaughlin, R. A. and P. E. Pope. 1983. Nitrogen dynamics of intensively cultured hybrid Populus. IN (E.

A. Hansen, ed.) Short Rotation Intensive Culture Research. January 26-27, 1983. USDA Forest Service, Rhinelander, WI.

36. Pope, P. E., H. G. Gibson, and C. C. Machado. 1983. New technology for high yield short rotation intensive

culture plantations in the temperate region: applications to the neotropics. IN Symposium on Plantation Forest in the Neotropics -- Its Roles as a Source of Energy. IUFRO Publ. Feb. 6-12, 1983. Federal Univ. of Vicosa, Vicosa, MG Brazil.

37. Andersen, C. P., P. E. Pope, W. R. Byrnes, and W. R. Chaney. 1983. Hardwood seedling establishment on

reclaimed mineland soil. IN (P. E. Pope, ed.) Better Reclamation With Trees Conference. June 2-3, 1983. Terre Haute, IN. p. 158-170.

38. Pope, P. E. and H. G. Gibson. 1983. Harvesting biomass plantations -- Equipment design and impact on

productivity. Department of Energy. July 1, 1983. 58 p. 39. Pope, P. E. (editor). 1983. Third Annual Better Reclamation With Trees Conference: Establishment

Practices. June 2-3, 1983. Terre Haute, IN. 237 pages. 40. Pope, P. E. 1984. Management of short rotation forests. IN (F. Bello, ed.) Future Expectations of Portuguese

Forestry. Junta Nacional de Investigacao Cientifica e Tecnologica. Lisbon, Portugal. p. 12-36. 41. Gibson, H. G. and P. E. Pope. 1984. Harvesting biomass plantations--Equipment design and impact on

productivity. IN (J. R. Saucier, ed.) Sixth Annual Southern Forest Biomass Workshop. June 5-7, 1984. Univ. of Georgia, Athens, GA. p. 101-110.

42. Pope, P. E. and H. G. Gibson. 1984. Biomass and nutrient distribution of the nitrogen-fixing tree species

Robinia pseudoacacia L. grown under intensive culture. IN (J. R. Saucier, ed.) Sixth Annual Southern Forest Biomass Workshop. June 5-7, 1984. Univ. of Georgia, Athens, GA. p. 83-90.

43. Chaney, W. R., W. R. Byrnes, and P. E. Pope. 1984. A photo-dot grid analysis technique for ground cover

assessment on reclaimed mineland. Fourth Annual Better Reclamation With Trees Conference. June 7-8, 1984. Owensboro, KY. p. 109-117.

44. Byrnes, W. R., P. E. Pope, W. R. Chaney, B. H. Bussler, and C. P. Andersen. 1984. Ground cover control

essential for successful establishment of hardwood seedlings on reclaimed mineland. Fourth Annual Better Reclamation With Trees Conference. June 7-8, 1984. Owensboro, KY. p. 23-33.

45. Gibson, H. G. and P. E. Pope. 1984. Design parameters for a biomass harvester for short-rotation hardwood

stands. ASAE Annual Meeting. Dec. 11-14, 1984. New Orleans, LA. Paper No. 84-1610. 46. Pope, P. E. and W. R. Chaney. 1984. Influence of Pisolithus tinctorius and fertilization on the development

of container grown red oak seedlings. IN (E. Shoulders, ed.) Third Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference. Nov. 7-8, 1984. Atlanta, GA. p. 403-409.

47. Gibson, H. G., P. E. Pope, and M. Duncan. 1984. Parameters for use in designing a short-rotation tree

plantation harvester. IN (E. Shoulders, ed.) Third Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference. Nov. 7-8, 1984. Atlanta, GA. p. 146-153.

48. Seifert, J. R., P. E. Pope, and B. C. Fischer. 1984. Artificial regeneration of oaks on poorly drained sites. IN

(E. Shoulders, ed.) Third Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference. Nov. 7-8, 1984. Atlanta, GA. p. 53-56.

49. Wright, G. M., P. E. Pope, B. C. Fischer, H. A. Holt, and W. R. Byrnes. 1984. Chemical weed control to

establish natural and artificial oak regeneration in a mechanically thinned upland hardwood stand. IN (E.

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Shoulders, ed.) Third Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference. Nov. 7-8, 1984. Atlanta, GA. p. 266-272.

50. McLaughlin, R. A., P. E. Pope, and E. A. Hansen. 1984. Nitrogen management in a biomass plantation. IN

(G. D. Mroz and C. C. Trettin, eds.) Proceedings 1984 Lake States Forest Soils Conf. Sept. 26-28, 1984. Alberta, MI. Michigan Technological University Misc. Publ. 85-1. p. 77-84.

51. Pope, P. E., W. R. Chaney, and W. R. Byrnes. 1984. Hardwood tree and ground cover establishment on

reclaimed mineland and unmined reference sites in Indiana. 1984 Proc. Indiana Academy of Sci. Nov. 2-3, 1984. Butler Univ., Indianapolis, IN. (Poster).

52. Pope, P. E. (editor). 1984. Fourth Annual Better Reclamation With Trees Conference: Forest Development

and Wildlife Habitat. June 7-8, 1984. Owensboro, KY. 217 pages. 53. Gibson, H. G. and P. E. Pope. 1985. Woody biomass culture and harvesting interactions: Important

considerations for plantation yield. IN (W. H. Smith, ed.) Third Southern Biomass Energy Conference. March 12-14, 1985. University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.

54. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1985. Effects of soil compaction on root growth characteristics of newly

germinated tulip poplar and sweetgum seedlings. IN (J. O. Dawson, ed.) 5th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. April 15-17, 1985. University of Illinois, Urbana, IL. p. 264-269.

55. Reinsvold, R. J. and P. E. Pope. 1985. Association of Robinia pseudoacacia and Rhizobium: Potential

nitrogen accretion. IN (J. O. Dawson, ed.) 5th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. April 15-17, 1985. University of Illinois, Urbana, IL. p. 245-250.

56. Byrnes, W. R., W. R. Chaney, and P. E. Pope. 1985. Changes in surface minesoil properties after four years

exposure to natural processes. IN (C. A. Kolar and P. E. Pope, eds.) 5th Better Reclamation With Trees Conference. June 5-7, 1985. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL. p. 159-171.

57. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1985. Influence of simulated vehicular ground pressures on physical

properties of mineland cast overburden and topsoil media. IN (C. A, Kolar and P. E. Pope, eds.) 5th Better Reclamation With Trees Conference. June 5-7, 1985. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL. p. 227-238.

58. Reinsvold, R. J. and P. E. Pope. 1985. Use of biological nitrogen-fixers for amelioration of minesoils. IN (C.

A. Kolar and P. E. Pope, eds.) 5th Better Reclamation With Trees Conference. June 5-7, 1985. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL. p. 69-83.

59. Kolar, C. A. and P. E. Pope. (editors). 1986. Fifth Annual Better Reclamation With Trees Conference: Mine

Soil as a Rooting Media. June 5-7, 1985. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL. 268 pages. 60. Pope, P. E. 1986. Minesoil as a rooting media for trees -- a synopsis of the 1985 Better Reclamation With

Trees Conference. Restoration and Management Notes 4:45-46. 61. Pope, P. E. 1986. Pisolithus tinctorius enhances the production of nursery grown red oak seedlings. IN (J.

W. Van Sambeek, ed.) Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Seedling Physiology and Growth Problems in Oak Plantings. February 11-13, 1986. Forestry Sciences Lab, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL.

62. Pope, P. E. (editor). 1986. Sixth Annual Better Reclamation With Trees Conference: Land Reclamation

Practices. June 11-13, 1986. Evansville, IN. 63. Stelzer, H. E., R. J. Reinsvold, P. E. Pope, W. F. Beineke, and W. R. Chaney. 1986. Use of micropropagated

black locust to study the Rhizobial/legume symbiosis. IN Second International Legume Conference "Biology of the Leguminosae." June 23-27, 1986. St. Louis, MO.

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64. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1986. Soil compaction and vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae effect root growth of yellow-poplar and sweetgum seedlings. IUFRO Meeting Proceedings; Roots In Forest Soils: Biology and Symbiosis (J. T. Trofymow, ed.). August 4-8, 1986. University of Victoria, Victoria B.C., Canada. (Poster).

65. Reinsvold, R. J. and P. E. Pope. 1986. Combined effect of soil nitrogen, phosphorus and mycorrhizae on

nodulation and growth of Robinia pseudoacacia seedlings. IUFRO Meeting Proceedings; Roots In Forest Soils: Biology and Symbiosis (J. T. Trofymow, ed.). August 4-8, 1986. University of Victoria, Victoria B.C., Canada. (Poster).

66. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Compaction alters soil physical properties and root morphology of

mycorrhizal and nonmycorrhizal yellow-poplar and sweetgum seedlings. IN (D. R. Phillips, ed.) Proceedings - Fourth Biennial Southern Silviculture Research Conference. November 1986. Atlanta, GA. p. 401-410.

67. Seifert, J. R. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Swamp white oak response to various levels of nitrogen and phosphorus -

surface applied. IN (D. R. Phillips, ed.) Proceedings - Fourth Biennial Southern Silviculture Research Conference. November 1986. Atlanta, GA. p. 472-480.

68. Wright, G. M., P. E. Pope, B. C. Fischer, and H. A. Holt. 1987. Oak regeneration - four year results of

intensive management. IN (R. L. Hay, ed.) Sixth Central Hardwood Forest Conference. February 1987. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. (Poster).

69. Reinsvold, R. J. and P. E. Pope. 1987. Soil nitrogen, phosphorus, and mycorrhizae influence the nodulation

and growth of Robinia pseudoacacia. Indiana Soc. of Amer. For. February 10-11, 1987, French Lick, Indiana. (Poster).

70. Simmons, G. L. and P. E. Pope. 1987. VA-mycorrhizae influence the root growth of yellow-poplar and

sweetgum seedlings. Indiana Soc. of Amer. For. February 10-11, 1987, French Lick, Indiana. (Poster). 71. Holt, H. A., T. W. Reisinger, P. E. Pope, and H. G. Gibson. 1987. Problems associated with recovering

biomass from rights-of-way. IN (Barnett, P. E., ed.) Proceedings: Workshop on management of rights-of-way and woody biomass recovery. Tennessee Valley Authority. September 21-23, 1987, Knoxville, TN. p. 83-85.

72. Gillespie, A. R. and P. E. Pope. 1990. Modelling soil nutrient supply and tree nutrient uptake: a mechanistic

view. IN (Biging, G. S. and Wensel, L. C., eds.) Forest Simulation Systems Conference. November 2-5, 1988, Berkeley, CA.

73. Zipfel, J. M., P. E. Pope, W. R. Chaney, and W. R. Byrnes. 1990. Reclamation of abandoned coal mine

slurry by enhancement of natural successional processes. 1990 National Symp. on Mining. Univ. of Kentucky, Lexington, KY. May 14-18, 1990. p. 191-197.

74. Reisinger, T. W. and P. E. Pope. 1991. Impact of timber harvesting on residual trees in a central hardwood

forest in Indiana. 8th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. USDA For. Serv. Gen. Tech. Rpt. NE-148. p. 82-91.

75. Kaczmarek, D. J. and P. E. Pope. 1992. Covariate analysis of northern red oak seedling growth. IN

(Brissette, J., ed.) 7th Biennial Southern Silviculture Research Conference. November 17-19, 1992. Mobile, AL. GTR-S093. July 1993. USDA Forest Service, New Orleans, LA. p. 351-356.

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76. Reber, R. T. and P. E. Pope. 1992. Nitrogen and phosphorus nutrition affects the growth parameters and

mycorrhizal symbiosis of Quercus rubra L. seedlings. IN (Brissette, J., ed.) 7th Biennial Southern Silviculture Research Conference. November 17-19, 1992. Mobile, AL. GTR-S093. July 1993. USDA Forest Service, New Orleans, LA. p. 343-350.

77. Pantera, A. and P. E. Pope. 1992. Root interactions of Robinia pseudoacacia, Juglans nigra and Fraxinus

pennsylvanica affect their growth and nitrogen status. IN Roots Nutrition Conference. Potash and Phosphate Institute. July 7-9, 1992. Urbana, IL.

78. Pantera, A. and P. E. Pope. 1993. Growth and nitrogen status of Juglans nigra and Fraxinus pennsylvanica

interplanted with Robinia pseudoacacia. IN (Gjerstad, D. H., ed.) Proceedings of the 1992 International Conference on Forest Vegetation Management. Auburn, AL.

79. Kaczmarek, D. J. and P. E. Pope. 1993. The effects of pruning treatments and initial seedling morphology on

northern red oak seedling growth. IN (Gillespie, A. et al., eds.) 9th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. Purdue University, March 8-10, 1993. GTR-NC161. USDA Forest Service, St. Paul, MN. p. 436-446.

80. Gillespie, A. R., G. R. Parker, P. E. Pope, and G. Rink. (editors). 1993. Proceedings, 9th Central Hardwood

Forest Conference. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, March 8-10, 1993. USDA Forest Service, GTR-NC161, St. Paul, MN. 515 pages.

81. Reber, R. T., D. J. Kaczmarek, P. E. Pope, and K. S. Rodkey. 1993. Carbon and nitrogen distribution in oak-

hickory forests distributed along a productivity gradient. IN (Klass, D. L., ed.) First Biomass Conference of the Americas. Aug. 30-Sept. 2, 1993, Burlington, VT. p. 135-141.

82. Pantera, A. and P. E. Pope. 1993. Root interaction of Robinia pseudoacacia, Juglans nigra and Fraxinus

pennsylvania affect their growth and nitrogen status. IN Geotechnical Chamber of Greece. Mediterranean Environmental Rural Development for Quality of Life. 1st International Congress on the Environment. March 22-27, 1993. Athens, Greece. p. 243-249.

83. Lowenberg-DeBoer, J. and P. E. Pope. 1993. Prioritization of research to develop energy from biomass in

Indiana. Workshop Proceedings, October 7, 1993. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907. 12 p. 84. Rathfon, R. A., D. J. Kaczmarek, and P. E. Pope. 1995. Site preparation for red oak plantation establishment

on old field sites in southern Indiana. 10th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. USDA Forest Service, GTR NE-197. p. 349-362.

85. Kaczmarek, D. J., K. S. Rodkey, R. T. Reber, and P. E. Pope. 1995. Carbon and nitrogen pools in oak-

hickory forests of varying productivity. 10th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. USDA Forest Service, GTR NE-197. p. 79-93.

86. Rodkey, K. S., D. J. Kaczmarek, and P. E. Pope. 1995. The distribution of nitrogen and phosphorus in forest

floor layers of oak-hickory forests of varying productivity. 10th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. USDA Forest Service, GTR NE-197. p. 94-108.

87. Scott, D. A., P. E. Pope, D. J. Kaczmarek, and K. S. Rodkey. 1995. Effect of site disturbance on nitrogen and

phosphorus availability in Indiana oak-hickory forests. 10th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. USDA Forest Service, GTR NE-197. p. 574-575.

88. Scott, D. A., P. E. Pope, D. J. Kaczmarek, and K. S. Rodkey. 1995. The effect of site disturbance on nitrogen

and phosphorus availability in oak-hickory forest of varying productivity. 8th Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference. USDA Forest Service, GTR SO-147. p. 325-337.

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89. Idol, T., P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1997. Changes in fine root biomass, longevity, and distribution along a chronosequence of upland oak-hickory forests. Proceedings, 11th Central Hardwood Forest Conference. University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. USDA Forest Service, GTR NC-188. p. 170-171.

90. Idol, T., P. E. Pope, J. Tucker, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1998. The role of fine root dynamics in the N and P cycles

of regenerating upland oak-hickory forests. pg. 136-142. Proceedings, 9th So. Silvi. Res. Conf. Clemson University, Clemson, SC. USDA Forest Service, GTR SRS-20.

91. Kaczmarek, D. J., P. E. Pope, D. A. Scott, and T. Idol. 1998. Foliar and belowground nutrient dynamics in

mixed hardwood forest ecosystems. pg. 129-135. Proceedings, 9th So. Silvi. Res. Conf. Clemson University, Clemson, SC. USDA Forest Service, GTR SRS-20.

92. Figler, R. A., T. W. Idol, P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1999. Characterization of coarse woody debris across

a 100 year chronosequence of upland oak-hickory forests. Proc. 12th Central Hardwood Forest Conf., Stringer and Loftis, ed., USDA Forest Service, GTR SRS-24. p. 60-67.

93. Idol, T. W., P. E. Pope, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1999. N dynamics across a 100-year chronosequence of upland

oak-hickory forests. 12th Central Hardwood Forest Conf., March 1999. Stringer and Loftis, ed., USDA Forest Service, GTR, SRS-24. Abstract.

94. Holzbaur, K. A., P. E. Pope, T. W. Idol, and F. Ponder, Jr. 1999. Effects of using control bags on litterbag

measurements of leaf litter decomposition and nutrient dynamics. Proc. 12th Central Hardwood Forest Conf., Stringer and Loftis, ed., USDA Forest Service, GTR SRS-24. Abstract

95. Idol, T. W., P. E. Pope, and Ponder, Jr., F. 2001. (In Press) The effects of harvesting on long-term soil

productivity in southern Indiana oak-hickory forests. Proc., 11th Biennial So. Silvi Res. Conf. USDA Forest Service Res. Publ. No. pgs. .

Invitational Papers and Lectures Forestry and Natural Resources 1. Pope, P. E. 1976. Forest fertilization. Plant Food and Lime Conference. April 7-9, 1976. Little Rock, AR. 2. Pope, P. E. 1979. Effect of endomycorrhizae (Glomus fasciculatus) on the growth and nutrient uptake on

America sycamore. Forest Tree Nutrition Workshop. May 2-3, 1979. Bainbridge, GA. Sponsored by International Paper Company.

3. Pope, P. E. 1979. Bedding improves survival and growth of cherrybark oak and green ash on wet sites.

Forest Tree Nutrition Workshop. May 2-3, 1979. Bainbridge, GA. Sponsored by International Paper Company.

4. Pope, P. E. 1979. Problem soils in Indiana and their management. Lake States Forest Soils Conference.

October 3-5, 1979. Bloomington, IN. 5. Pope, P. E. 1979. Nutrient regime and inoculation rate influence growth of container-grown oak seedlings.

Workshop on Seedling Physiology and Growth Problems in Oak Planting. January, 1979. Columbia, MO. 6. Pope, P. E. 1981. Mycorrhizae for bottomland hardwoods. Forest Tree Nutrition Workshop. May 13-14,

1981. Charleston, SC. Sponsored by Westvaco Corporation. 7. Pope, P. E. 1983. Influence of site and mycorrhizal condition on the establishment of planted red oak.

Workshop on Seedling Physiology and Growth Problems in Oak Planting. January, 1983. Mississippi State University.

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8. Pope, P. E. 1983. Role of mycorrhizae for the successful regeneration of planted hardwoods (two lecture series). Department of Forest Science, Texas A and M University, College Station, TX. April, 1983.

9. Pope, P. E. 1983. Management of short rotation forests. National Academy of Sciences - Junta Nacional de

Investigacao Cientifica e Tecnolagica Workshop: Future Expectations of Portuguese Forestry. December 13-16, 1983. Povoa de Varvim, Portugal.

10. Pope, P. E. 1984. Physical and chemical factors influencing mineland soil as a rooting media for trees.

Indiana Forestry Planning Committee. June, 1984. Terre Haute, IN. 11. Pope, P. E. 1985. Short rotation forest plantations on reclaimed mineland. AMAX Coal Company and

Meadowlark Farms, Inc. April, 1985. Indianapolis, IN. 12. Pope, P. E. 1986. Species selection and management strategies of short rotation woody crops. Meridian

Corporation, Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA. IN: Short Rotation Intensive Culture of Woody Crops for Energy. Sponsored by the Council of Lake States Governors. November 18, 1986. Indianapolis, IN.

13. Pope, P. E. 1987. Forest lands in the Illinois coal basin. IN: Symposium on Reforestation of Surface Mined

Lands. Sponsored by the American Society of Surface Mining. March 16-20, 1987. Billings, MT. 14. Pope, P. E. 1987. Black locust management strategies. Short Rotation Woody Crops Subcontractors'

Workshop. August 4-6, 1987. Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Sponsored by SRWCP and Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

15. Pope, P. E. 1987. Black locust trees: Rhizobium and mycorrhizal interactions. University of Illinois,

Department of Forestry. September 1987. Champaign-Urbana, IL. 16. Pope, P. E. 1989. Acidic deposition and the productivity of northern coniferous forest ecosystems. Michigan

Technological Institute, School of Forestry and Wood Products. June, 1989. Houghton, MI. 17. Pope, P. E. 1989. Forest management practices impact ground water quality. Michigan Technological

Institute, School of Forestry and Wood Products. June, 1989. Houghton, MI. 18. Pope, P. E. 1989. Reforestation of reclaimed mineland. Indiana Chapter, Society of American Foresters.

August, 1989. Seymour, IN. 19. Pope, P. E. 1990. Funding for natural resources research. North Carolina State University. May, 1990.

Raleigh, NC. 20. Pope, P. E. 1990. Revegetation of coal slurry ponds via enhancement of natural successional processes.

Surface Mine Reclamation Task Force, Technology Transfer Symposium. December, 1990. Vincennes, IN. 21. Pope, P. E. 1990. Funding research in the 1990's. Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, Purdue

University. October, 1990. West Lafayette, IN. 22. Pope, P. E. 1992. Forest manipulation effects on soils, carbon dynamics and site productivity: A national

study of major forest soils. Presented at the Long Term Soil Productivity National Technical Committee Meeting. June 9-10. Ironwood, MI.

23. Pope, P. E. 1992. A historical perspective of planting and seeding oaks. Progress, problems and status. IN:

A Symposium on Oak Regeneration. September, 1992. The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. 24. Pope, P. E. 1993. Soils impact tree seedling planting. Rochester, IN. Combined State and Private Forestry

Regional Meeting and Indiana Society of Amer. Foresters Winter Meeting. February, 1993.

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25. Pope, P. E. 1993. Forestry and woodlands as a landuse option in reclamation planning. Billings Reclamation Symposium 1993. Billings, MT. March 21-27, 1993.

26. Pope, P. E. 1993. Research opportunities in the natural resource sciences at Purdue University. Delaware

State University, MARC Seminar Series. Dover, DE. October, 1993. 27. Pope, P. E. 1993. Producing quality hardwood seedlings. Soc. Amer. Foresters 1993 Annual Convention,

Silviculture Instructors Workshop. Vallonia, IN. November 6, 1993. 28. Pope, P. E. 1993. Soil relations and water management. Urban Tree Care Conference. Purdue University,

Indiana Division of Forestry and Indiana Arborist Association. West Lafayette, IN. November 16-17, 1993. 29. Pope, P. E. 1994. Soil characteristics and water quality. Presented at the Forest Water Quality Course,

Jasper, Indiana, June 6-10, 1994. Sponsored by the Soil Conservation Service. 30. Pope, P. E. 1995. The influence of soil environmental conditions on fine root growth patterns in Central

Hardwood forest stands. International Woody Root Symposium, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. October 1995. 31. Pope, P. E. 1997. Training natural resource managers in the 21st century. Division of Forestry and Natural

Resources. West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. May 1997. 32, Pope, P. E. 1999. Vision for a comprehensive research and outreach program in natural resources. Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS. July 1999. Sea Grant 1. Pope, P. E. 1995. Enhancing the development of a new industry: IL-IN Sea Grant role in aquaculture

research and outreach. Indiana Aquaculture Association, Indianapolis, IN. February 1995. 2. Pope, P. E. 1995. Water quality in southern Lake Michigan. American Petroleum Institute, Chicago, IL.

March 1995. 3. Pope, P. E. 1995. Effective outreach and communication of research results. Great Lakes Sea Grant

Network, Niagra Falls, Canada. May 1995. 4. Pope, P. E. 1996. Potential impact of the round goby on the biological resources of Lake Michigan. 1st

International Round Goby Conference. Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant and the Illinois Natural History Survey. Chicago, IL. February 1996.

5. Pope, P. E. 1996. Integrated environmental management and resource use in Southern Lake Michigan. Great

Lakes Information Conference. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Lansing, MI. April 1996. 6. Pope, P. E. 1996. Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant’s approach in integrating clean lakes strategies with other

resource management programs. Enhancing the States Lake Management Programs Conference. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Chicago, IL. April 1996.

7. Pope, P. E. 1996. Role of Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant in the sustainable use of Southern Lake Michigan coastal

resources. Great Lakes Commission Meeting. Council of Great Lakes Governors. Indianapolis, IN. May 1996.

8. Pope, P. E. 1996. Role of Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant in promoting economic development and environmental

sustainability in Southern Lake Michigan. Environmental Issues Workshop. Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant. Purdue University-Calumet. Calumet, IN. May 1996.

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9. Pope, P. E. 1996. Environmental planning - A key to economic/coastal development in Southern Lake Michigan. Coastal Development Workshop. Great Cities Program, University of Illinois-Chicago and Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant. Chicago, IL. September 1996.

10. Pope, P. E. 1996. Integrating research, outreach, and communications: Strategies for managing a small Sea

Grant program. Great Lakes Sea Grant Network Meeting. Chicago, IL. September 1996. 11. Pope, P. E. 1996. Role of Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant in Indiana agriculture. Indiana Agriculture Leadership

Program. Indiana Agriculture Leadership, Inc. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. October 1996. 12. Pope, P. E. 1997. Sustainable economic development and sustainable environment: A Sea Grant initiative.

Great Cities Institute, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, University of Illinois at Chicago. January 1997.

13. Pope, P. E. 1997. Sea Grant addresses bacterial pollution in Southern Lake Michigan. Multi-Agency Task Force on E. coli. Indiana Dunes State Park. March 1997.

14. Pope, P. E. 1997. Environmental research and education needs for Southern Lake Michigan. Chicago Academy of Sciences. Chicago, IL. April 1997.

15. Pope, P. E. 1997. Role of Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant in the healthy beaches initiative. National Healthy Beaches Symposium, Indiana Dunes State Park. August 1997.

16. Pope, P. E. 1997. Past, present and future for Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant. Great Lakes Commission Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL. October 1997.

17. Pope, P. E. 1997. Research priorities for Southern Lake Michigan: A perspective from Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant. Workshop to prioritize research activities in the Great Lakes. Great Lakes National Program Office (GLNPO). Chicago, IL. October 1997.

18. Pope, P. E. 1997. Defending the public from pathogens in our coastal waters. National Sea Grant Association Meeting. Albuquerque, NM. November 1997.

19. Pope, P. E. 1998. Solving the yellow perch crisis in Lake Michigan: Cooperative research is key. Yellow Perch Workshop – Great Lakes Water Institute. Milwaukee, WI. February 1998.

20. Pope, P. E. 1998. Overview of the Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program and its contribution to the NOAA Coastal Services Center. NOAA Coastal Services Center Workshop. Indianapolis, IN. February 1998.

21. Pope, P. E. 1998. Management strategies to achieve maximum impact: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant’s

management plan. Workshop on Managing for Impact. National Sea Grant College Program. Vancouver, WA. June 1998.

22. Pope, P. E. 1998. Great Lakes Sea Grant network activities to control the spread of nonindigenous nuisance

species. Great Lakes Commission Meeting. October 19-20, 1998. Buffalo, NY.

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Grants and Contracts Date Topic Granting Agency Amount

University of Arkansas 1974-76 Land Disposal of Nitrogenous Waste Monsanto $ 16,000 Water with J. R. Gilmore ($37,000) 1975-77 Site Preparation Evaluation International 6,500 Paper Company 1976 Effects of Anti-transpirants on American Chemical 500 Survival of Loblolly Pine 1976 Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Calcium Weyerhaeuser Co. 4,500 Nutrition of Loblolly Pine 1976-77 Bromine in the Environment with Great Lakes Chemical 8,000 F. R. Tainter ($25,000)

Purdue University

Forestry and Natural Resources Date Topic Granting Agency Amount 1978 Effect of Paraquat on Hardwood Forest Service, $ 17,000 Seedling Mycorrhizae. - P. E. Pope U.S. Dept. Agric. 1978-81 Special Appropriation for Biomass State of Indiana 82,000 Fuel Production. - P. E. Pope for "Woody Biomass Production Project" 1980-83 Concurrent Establishment of Ground Office of Surface 73,000 Cover and Hardwood Trees on Mining, Dept. of Reclaimed Mineland and Unmined Interior Reference Sites with W. R. Byrnes and W. R. Chaney (equal distribution of $219,000) 1980-83 Effect of Moisture Regime and Fer- Forest Service, 55,500 tilizer Sources and Rates on Nitrogen U.S. Dept. Agric. Dynamics of Hybrid Poplar Plantations. - P. E. Pope 1982 Harvesting Biomass Plantations-- Dept. of Energy 20,000 Equipment Design and Impact on Productivity with H. G. Gibson ($32,000) 1983-85 Interaction of Symbiotic Endo- National Science 125,000 phytes on the Growth of Robinia Foundation pseudoacacia L. - P. E. Pope

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1983-84 Determining the Most Efficient Wood Chip Corp. of 10,000 and Least Cost Method of Handling America and Transporting Whole Tree Chips with H. G. Gibson ($22,500) 1984 Soil Properties Following Mine- Mining and Mineral 3,300 land Reclamation with W. R. Byrnes Resources Institute and W. R. Chaney (equal distribution of $10,000) 1983-85 Wood-Fuel Research and Development U.S. Agency for 80,000 Program for the Dominican Republic. International D. M. Knudson, P.I. ($778,125) Development For research in seedling nursery production. 1984-85 Short Rotation Biomass Plantations Council of Great 22,500 on Marginal Lands with G. T. Tsao Lakes Governors and J. J. Volenec ($58,000) 1985-87 Renewal Grant -- Wood Fuel U.S. Agency for 50,000 Research and Development Program International for the Dominican Republic. Development D. M. Knudson, P.I. ($430,000) For research in mycorrhizae and N2-fixation of selected tree species. 1987 Physical Properties of Reconstructed Indiana Mining and 10,000 Minesoil after Six Years Exposure to Minerals Resources Natural Processes. Pope, Chaney, Byrnes. Research Center 1988 Reclamation of Abandoned Coal Mine Agric. Exp. Stn. 10,000 Slurry Deposits by Natural Successional Incentives Grant Processes. Pope, Chaney, Byrnes, McFee. 1989 Reclamation of Abandoned Coal Mine Slurry Indiana Mining and 11,000 Deposits by Enhancement of Natural Minerals Resources Successional Processes. Byrnes, Chaney, Research Center Pope, McFee. 1988-91 Rhizosphere Acidification of Black Locust USDA, CSRS Forestry 102,000 and the Bioavailability of Soil Phosphorus. Competitive Grants Pope. 1990 Chemical and Organic Amendment of Coal Indiana Mining and 11,500 Mine Slurry to Enhance Plant Growth. Pope, Minerals Resources Chaney, Byrnes. Research Center 1984-91 Mineland Reclamation with Trees. Pope, AMAX Coal Company 9,000 Byrnes, Chaney. (1,800/yr.) 1991-92 Environmental Restoration. Dept. of the Army, 43,000 Gillespie, Pope. CERL

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1992 Eucalyptus - Sustained Productivity. Global Initiative 2,500 Pope. Grant Agric. Exp. Stn. 2,500 MUCIA 1,000 1993 Prioritization of Research to Develop Midwest Plant 15,000 Energy from Biomass at Purdue University. Biotech. Consortium Lowenberg-DeBoer, Pope. 1994-95 Sustaining Row Crop and Fine Hardwood NCR 1994 122,000 Productivity. Gillespie, Pope, Mengel. Sustainable Ag. LISA 1994 Long Term Soil Productivity, Travel Grant. USDA, Forest Service 1,000 Pope. 1994-97 Impacts of Timber Harvesting Disturbances USDA, Forest Service 20,000 on Soil-Controlled Processes with A.R. Gillespie and P.R. Coppin. 1995-96 Stand Development, Forest Floor Development, USDA, Forest Service 22,900 and Nutrient Uptake Dynamics on an Oak- Hickory Chronosequence. Pope. 1996-97 Mechanisms of Biological Nutrient Cycling USDA, Forest Service 25,000 Across a Chronosequence of Hardwood Stands. 1997-98 Nutrient Cycling Across a Chronosequence USDA, Forest Service 33,000 of Hardwood Forest and the Role of Coarse Woody Debris 1999-2001 Mechanisms of Biological Nutrient Cycling USDA, Forest Service 33,824 Across a Chronosequence of Hardwood Forest Stands 2006-2007 Quantifying Carbon Sequestration Across Indiana’s Center for the Environment 25,000 Forest Landscapes Shao, Pope, Zhung, Mickler, Crawford 2007-2009 Planting Success of High-Value Hardwoods: Hardwood Forestry Fund 3,000 Influence of Soil and Site Conditions Carlson, Pope Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant 1994-95 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Core Research National Sea Grant 320,954 and Outreach. Pope. College Program/NOAA 1994-95 National Research and Outreach Initiative, National Sea Grant 352,347 Nonindigenous Species College Program/NOAA

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1995-96 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Core Research National Sea Grant 384,000 and Outreach College Program/NOAA 1995-96 National Research and Outreach Initiative, National Sea Grant 579,561

Nonindigenous Species College Program/NOAA 1995-96 Water Quality in Southern Lake Michigan. National Sea Grant 47,500 Pope. College Program/NOAA 1996-97 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Core Research National Sea Grant 224,000 (7 months) and Outreach. College Program/NOAA 1996-97 National Research Initiative, Nonindigenous National Sea Grant 560,549 Species and Water Quality College Program/NOAA 1997-98 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Core Research National Sea Grant 644,000 and Outreach College Program/NOAA 1997-98 Nonindigenous Species Research, Extension National Sea Grant 615,473 and Education in the Great Lakes College Program/NOAA 1998-99 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Core Research, National Sea Grant 912,525 Outreach and Education* College Program/NOAA 1998-99 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship National Sea Grant 36,000 (Jeff Stein, Recipient) College Program/NOAA 1999-2000 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Core Research National Sea Grant 929,919 (to date) and Outreach College Program/NOAA 1999-2000 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship National Sea Grant 36,000 (Edward Buckner, Recipient) College Program/NOAA 1999-2000 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship National Sea Grant 36,000 (Holly Kohler, Recipient) College Program/NOAA 1999-2000 Improved Decision Making National Sea Grant College 50,000 for Water Resources Program/NOAA 10/99 – 9/00 Aquatic Nuissance Species National Sea Grant College 290,997 Research and Outreach Program/NOAA 2000-2001 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant, Core National Sea Grant College 939,000 Research and Outreach Program/NOAA 2001-2002 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Costal National Sea Grant College 50,000 Community and Economy Program/NOAA 2001-2002 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant, Core National Sea Grant College 887,000 Research and Outreach Program/NOAA 2001-2002 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant, National Sea Grant College 14,000 Supplemental Award Program/NOAA

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Graduate Student Research Completed Douglass, R. W., Jr. - M.S. Forestry (January, 1980), Mycorrhizal Inoculation and Nutrient Regime Influence Growth of Oak Seedlings. Current Position: Soil Scientist, Soil Conservation Service, Reno, NV McLaughlin, R. A. - M.S. Forestry (May, 1982), Effect of Site Amelioration on the Biomass and Nutrient Content of a 17-Year-Old Yellow-Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera L.) Plantation. - Ph.D. Forestry (May, 1985), Nutrient Dynamics in Intensively Cultured Hybrid Poplar Plantations. Current Position: Professor, Department of Soils, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Egel, D. S. - M.S. Forestry (December, 1982), Endomycorrhizal Relationships and Nutrition of Fraxinus americana L. Seedlings. Current Position: Dept. of Plant Pathology Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Andersen, C. P. - M.S. Forestry (August, 1983), Concurrent Establishment of Hardwood Tree Seedlings and Low Ground Cover on Reclaimed Mineland. Current Position: Environmental Protection Agency, Corvallis, OR Reinsvold, R. J. - Ph.D. Forestry (May, 1987), Interaction of Symbiotic Endophytes on the Growth of Robinia pseudoacacia L. Current Position: Associate Professor Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI Simmons, G. L. - Ph.D. Forestry (May, 1987), Growth Dynamics of Tree Seedlings in Compacted Soils. Current Position: Research Scientist, Tenn. Valley Authority, Oak Ridge, TN Gillespie, A. R. - Ph.D. Forestry (May, 1988), Interaction of Rhizobium and Glomus on the Solubility of Soil Phosphorus. Current Position: Professor Dept. of Forestry and Natural Resources Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Kaczmarek, D. J. - M.S. (December, 1991), Seedling Morphology Related to Growth and Survival in Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra L.). - Ph.D. (December, 1995), Nutrient Pools and Patterns of Nutrient Availability and Use in Oak-Hickory Dominated Forests. Current Position: Scientist, Westvaco, Summerville, SC Reber, R. T. - M.S. Forestry (December, 1991), Quercus rubra L. and Ectomycorrhizae: Natural Colonization in Field Plantings and Fertilization Effects on Specific Fungal Species and Growth Parameters in a Greenhouse Study. Current Position: Instructor, Biological Sciences, Taylor University, Upland, IN

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Pantera, Anastasia - M.S. Forestry (December, 1992), Interaction of Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) With Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) and Green Ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica): Growth and Nutrient Relationships. Current Position: Administrator, Ministry of Forestry, Athens, Greece Idol, T. W. - M.S. Forestry (May, 1997), Fine Root and Nutrient Dynamics Across a Chronosequence of Upland Oak-Hickory Forests. - Ph.D. (August, 2000), N Cycling Across a 100-Year Chronosequence of

Upland Hardwood Forests of the Central U.S. Current Position: Assistant Professor, University of Hawaii.

I currently serve on 4 Ph.D. and 4 M.S. committees and previously served on 12 Ph.D. and 15 M.S. committees for students who have completed degree requirements. Undergraduate Student Research

B. J. Judge. 1979-80. “Factors Affecting Forest Productivity in Indiana.” F. A. Purcell. 1986-87. “Nutritional Requirements of Pinus caribaea.” Mentor, 1993 Minority Access to Research Careers (MARC) Program. For Talayia N. Perkins, Delaware State University, June 6 - July 30, 1993, Purdue University. Honors Program, 1993-95. David A. Scott. The effects of disturbance on the N mineralization potential of forest soils. Mentor, 1997 Minority Summer Research Program. For Elisa Moss and Shamille Lewis, Alabama A&M University, June 5 – July 30, 1997, Purdue University. R. A. Figler. 1997-98. “Physical, Chemical and Biological Characteristics of Coarse Woody Debris.” Elizabeth Gray. 1998-99. “Microbial biomass and diversity in decomposing woody debris.”

National and International Activities

Visiting Scientist, Department of Forest Science, Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas. April, 1983. Invited lecture series on "The Role of Mycorrhizae for the Successful Regeneration of Planted Hardwoods." Consultant to Abbott Laboratories, Chicago, Illinois, on the in vitro culture of vesicular-arbuscular (VA) mycorrhizal fungi. Member, National Academy of Sciences, Panel on Portuguese Forestry, November, 1983 - October, 1984. Leadership in "Short Rotation Intensive Culture of Forest Plantations." Member, International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) Committee P/202: Productivity of Plantation Forestry with Fast Growing Species, and Committee S2.01-13: Root Physiology and Symbiosis. Research Team Member, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources to the Dominican Republic. Consultant for production of nursery seedlings and tree plantation establishment. Technical Review Committee, U.S. Department of Energy's Short Rotation Woody Crops Program. March, 1985; December, 1989.

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Program Review and Program Planning Committees, U.S. Department of Energy. August, 1985. Committee for Promotion and Co-ordination of Research, International Energy Agency (IEA). 1985-Present. Technical Committee, International Energy Agency/Forest Energy, Project CPC-10, Nutritional Consequences of Intensive Forest Harvesting on Site Productivity. Project Managing Agent, Forest Research Institute, Rotorua, New Zealand. 1985-Present. International Energy Agency, U.S. Representative for the U.S. Department of Energy, 1992-1994. Nutritional Consequences of Intensive Harvesting on Site Preparation. Technical Reviewer for National Science Foundation and the REACH (Research Excellence - A Critical Hallmark) Program, part of EPSCoR (Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research). 1985-86. Consultant to the Council of Great Lakes Governors for management of short rotation woody biomass plantations, June-December, 1986; and environmental impact of harvesting wood for energy, January-September, 1987. Chairman-Elect of the Forest Soils Division (Div. S-7) of the Soil Science Society of America, 1986-87; Chairman, 1987-88. Advisory Board to the Board of Directors, Sylvan Forest Institute, 1987-97. Consultant to Encyclopaedia Britannica for the article, "Forestry and Wood Production." 1988. Program Chairman for the 8th North American Forest Soils Conference; May, 1993. Consultant to the Departments of Soils, and Forestry, Federal University of Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil and the Department of Soils, Federal University of Parana, Curitiba, Brazil on research related to intensive harvesting and soil productivity, March-April, 1992. Consultant to the Office of Technology Assessment, United States Congress, 1992-93. Consultant to the USDA Forest Service, Office of Research, Washington, D.C., on Nutrient Cycling and Long Term Soil Productivity of Forest Ecosystems. 1990-2000.

SERVICE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION Extension Meetings Landowner and Professional Meetings 1. Regional Landowners Meeting, 1978. Indianapolis, IN. Attendance 165. Presentation: Timber Harvesting

and Water Quality. 2. Morgan-Monroe Forestry Field Day, 1979, 1980. Morgan-Monroe State Forest. Attendance Range 90-105.

Presentation: Logging Roads and Water Quality. 3. Paoli Forestry Field Day, 1978, 1979, 1980. Paoli State Forest. Attendance Range 55-70. Presentation:

Artificial Regeneration of Hardwoods. 4. Southern Indiana Purdue Agricultural Center (SIPAC) Forestry Field Day, 1981. Jasper, IN. Attendance 65.

Presentation: Short Rotation Energy Plantations.

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5. Walnut Council Annual Meetings, 1979, Nashville, IN; 1980, Manhattan, Kansas; 1981, West Lafayette, IN. Attendance Range 275-450. Presentation: Cultural Treatments for Establishing Black Walnut Plantations.

6. Central States Forest Soils Workshop, 1984. Jasper, IN. Attendance 115. Presentation: Site Factors

Influencing Short Rotation Biomass Plantations. 7. Forestry Workshop presented to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Fish and Wildlife.

Southern Indiana Purdue Agricultural Center, October, 1984. Attendance 35. Presentation: Influence of Soil Characteristics on Forest Productivity.

8. Southeastern Indiana Purdue Agricultural Center (SEPAC) Forestry Field Day, September 1, 1985. North

Vernon, IN. Continuing Education Program for Professional Foresters. Attendance 35. Presentation: Site Preparation and Growth of Swamp Chestnut Oak.

9. Conservation Planting Workshop. McCormick's Creek State Park, Spencer, IN. March 1986. Continuing

Education Program for Professional Foresters. Attendance 50. Presentation: Species and Site Selection for Conservation Planting.

10. SIPAC Foresters Field Tour. September 21, 1988. Continuing Education Program for Professional Foresters.

Attendance 75. Presentation: Effects of Soil Compaction on Tree Growth. 11. Eleventh Central States Forest Soils Conference. October 9-11, 1990. Continuing Education Program for

Foresters and Soil Scientists. Attendance 80. Presentation: Soil Characteristics and Site Preparation Affect the Establishment of Bottomland Oaks.

12. SIPAC Forestry Field Day. October, 1991. Continuing Education Program for Foresters and Landowners.

Attendance 65. Presentation: Root Characteristics Affect the Survival and Growth of Planted Red Oak Seedlings.

13. SIPAC Field Tour and Natural Resources Issues Forum. September 23, 1993. Continuing Education Program

for Professional Foresters, Forest Industry and Indiana Citizens. Attendance 80. Presentation: Pope, P. E. (presenter), D. Kaczmarek, and R. Reber. Nutrient Cycling Processes in Central Hardwood Forests.

14. SIPAC Field Tour and Natural Resources Issues Forum. September 23, 1993. Continuing Education Program

for Professional Foresters, Forest Industry and Indiana Citizens. Attendance 80. Presentation: Pope, P. E. (presenter) and R. Rathfon. Site Preparation in Old Fields Improve Establishment and Growth of Northern Red Oak.

4-H and Youth 1. 1989 4-H Round-Up. June 1989. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. Attendance 25. Presentation: The

Fungi Connection. A field trip followed a slide presentation. Conferences for which I had Primary Responsibility: 1. Central Hardwood Forest Conference II. 1978. West Lafayette, IN. Conference coordinator, editor of

proceedings. 125 attendees, 549 page proceedings. 2. Third Annual "Better Reclamation with Trees Conference," June 1983. Terre Haute, IN. Conference

coordinator, editor of proceedings. 123 attendees, 237 page proceedings. 3. Fourth Annual "Better Reclamation with Trees Conference," June 1984. Owensboro, KY. Editor of

proceedings. 104 attendees, 159 page proceedings. 4. Fifth Annual "Better Reclamation with Trees Conference," June 1985. Carbondale, IL. Editor of proceedings.

97 attendees, 268 page proceedings.

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5. Central Hardwood Forest Conference IX. 1993. West Lafayette, IN. Conference coordinator with A. R.

Gillespie and G. R. Parker. 125 attendees, 515 page proceedings. Extension Publications 1. Pope, P. E. 1977. The federal water pollution control act amendments: What you should know about section

208's effect on forestry activities. Purdue Univ. CES Bull. FNR-77. 4 p. 2. Pope, P. E. 1977. Water quality legislation will affect forest management decisions. Purdue Univ. CES Bull.

No. 148. 5 p. 3. Pope, P. E. 1978. Forestry activities and water quality: An assessment. Purdue Univ. CES Publ. No. 35. 4

p. 4. Pope, P. E. 1978. Forestry and water quality: Pollution control practices. Purdue Univ. CES Bull. FNR-88.

10 p. 5. Pope, P. E. 1978. Criteria for evaluating forestry activities in relation to water quality management. Purdue

Univ. CES Bull. FNR-89. 14 p. 6. Pope, P. E., B. C. Fischer, and D. L. Cassens. 1979. What to expect from timber harvesting. Purdue Univ.

CES Bull. FNR-101. 7 p. 7. Pope, P. E. 1980. Some soil fungi are beneficial to tree seedling growth. Purdue Univ. CES Bull. FNR-104.

12 p. 8. Cassens, D. L., H. G. Gibson, P. E. Pope, B. C. Fischer and G. M. Wright. 1984. A mechanized system for

thinning upland hardwoods. National Woodlands, Vol. 7, No. 2:5-8.

TEACHING I directed Forest Resources Seminar (FOR 679), offered both fall and spring semesters, from fall 1977 - spring 1983. Enrollment was approximately 32 graduate students each semester. Format for seminar consisted of graduate student presentations. I provided additional breadth and depth to the seminar by arranging presentations by 2 or 3 prominent research scientists each semester. I assisted with forest soils instruction during Forest Resources Practicum (FOR 330) in summer semester 1978-79, and have been a guest lecturer in many courses. In 1987, I assumed responsibility for the instruction of a graduate course, FOR 522, Forest Soils and Water Management. In 1990, I began teaching the course Research Methods (FOR 555) which is a required course for all graduate students in Forestry and Natural Resources. In 1993-94, I created an undergraduate course, FNR 322, Forest Soils, which is an elective course in the forestry option.

ADMINISTRATION Chairman, Graduate Committee From January 1984 to January 1991, I chaired the Graduate Committee in the Department of Forestry and Natural Resources. In this capacity, I served as the coordinator of a graduate program, which numbered 27-50 students and acted as the liaison between the department and the Graduate School on all matters concerning graduate students. I was responsible for the compilation and review of graduate applications, chaired a faculty review committee, reviewed graduate student audits, and made recommendations to the department chairman. I was responsible for awarding and managing all graduate student assistantships.

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Assistant Director for Research and Development From March 1988 to October 1990, I served as assistant director for research and development, Division of Sponsored Programs, Purdue Research Foundation. While I was involved in campus-wide research and development activities, I had primary responsibility in the School of Agriculture, the School of Veterinary Medicine, and the School of Consumer and Family Sciences. I established a working relationship with the faculty in each of the departments in the three schools, with focus on identifying sponsored research opportunities, assisting faculty in preparation of proposals, and facilitating pre- and post-award activities. An integral part of these functions included developing a working relationship with federal agencies that were potential funding sources. I served as the liaison between the School of Agriculture and Purdue Research Foundation. I worked closely with other directors in the Division of Sponsored Programs to establish strategies in research development for the University and the School of Agriculture and assisted in the organization of interdisciplinary sponsored research. Assistant Head, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources From March 1989 to May 1994, I served as assistant head for the Department of Forestry and Natural Resources. I had overall authority on all matters concerning the department in the absence of the head and represented the department at school, University, and state-wide meetings. I counseled the head regarding fiscal, policy, and faculty matters, and had primary responsibility for research development from competitive funding sources. I revised, rewrote, and reformatted the graduate recruitment publications for the department, which were published in October 1993. Special Assignment, School of Agriculture Grantsmanship

In September 1990, I was appointed chairman of the Grantsmanship Committee for Agriculture and served in that capacity until 1992. The primary responsibility of the committee was to identify programs and facilitate activities, which increased the interest, competitiveness, and success of the Agriculture faculty in securing grant and contract support.

ESCOP Leadership Program

In February 1991, I was selected as a participant in the State Agricultural Experiment Station (SAES) System leadership development program, which is sponsored by the Experiment Station Committee on Organizational Policy (ESCOP) and the Cooperative State Research Service (CSRS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The three-phase program was designed to develop and refine leadership skills of selected faculty so they could more effectively contribute to their State Agriculture Experiment Station's research program.

Director, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program In May 1994, I was selected by Purdue University, School of Agriculture, and University of Illinois, College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, to serve as director of the Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program (IISGP). The National Sea Grant Program, housed in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Department of Commerce, is modeled after Agriculture’s land-grant system. The IISGP is one of 30 state programs nationwide whose overall goal is to promote environmentally sustainable coastal development and use. The IISGP encourages the participation of federal agencies, all universities in the bi-state, state and local government agencies, business and industry, citizens, and non-for-profit organizations in its programs. As director, I had overall fiscal and programmatic responsibility for the IISGP, which has research, outreach (extension, communication, and education) and administration functions. I was responsible for: (1) grants and contracts, pre- and post-award grants administration, including the issuance of RFPs, proposal review, and awarding of grants and contracts; (2) the establishment, development and management of the functional areas of the

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IISGP; (3) personnel management, including performance evaluation and awarding of salaries; and (4) funding negotiations with NOAA, the National Sea Grant Program, and other federal, state, and corporate sponsors. As a Sea Grant director, I was a member of the Sea Grant Association, and the Council of Great Lakes Sea Grant Directors. Through Purdue University, I was a member of the National Association of State Universities and Land- Grant College (NASULGC) and represented the IISGP on the Board of Oceans and Atmosphere, and I served as a representative of Sea Grant on the Executive Committee and Federal Relations subcommittees from 1996-99. As director, I reported to the vice presidents for research at Purdue University and the University of Illinois. Associate Dean, The Graduate School In July 1998, I was selected by the vice president for research and dean of the Graduate School at Purdue University to serve as associate dean of the Graduate School. In addition to the following list of duties and activities, I was given the primary responsibility for: (1) developing effective strategies for graduate student recruiting; (2) formulating a new strategic plan for the Graduate School; and (3) organizing resources and developing processes to make the Graduate School’s data management, and applications, admissions, plans of study, thesis submissions, etc., fully electronic. I interact with senior research and academic program administrators in organizing and planning University actions, which impact research and graduate education. Formally, I advised the vice president for research and dean of the Graduate School on matters affecting the Graduate School. While final decisions and negotiations with the central administration reside with the dean, I have been responsible or had primary roles for the following:

• Developed the concept and secured funding for the Graduate Student Recruitment Incentive Grants Program. These are competitive grants, awarded annually to departments and interdisciplinary programs to promote creative ways to recruit graduate students.

• Developed a proposal, funded by the Office of the Provost, to create a Graduate Student Recruitment

Office in the Graduate School.

• Developed a student inquiry data management system through the “Apply Yourself Company,” which is used by all departments on the West Lafayette Campus.

• Supervised the development of an electronic graduate student application through the Apply Yourself

Company which is used by all departments in Purdue’s system-wide graduate program.

• Negotiated the transfer of the Thesis Format Approval and Deposit Office, formerly under the direction of the dean of libraries, to the Graduate School.

• Developed a program, including incentive awards to graduate students and faculty student mentoring, to

increase the number of successful student applications submitted to the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program.

• Revised the organizational and programmatic structure of the Graduate School and developed a proposal

requesting additional staff and space, which has been approved and implemented.

• Developed a proposal to increase the graduate student application fee, which was approved by the vice president and dean and the University and has now been implemented.

• Formulated an advisory committee to the Graduate School, composed of associate deans from each of the

academic schools on the West Lafayette Campus.

• Identified the elements of a strategic plan for the Graduate School and chaired a committee to develop a plan consistent with the strategic plan for Purdue University.

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In addition, I serve as vice-chair for the Purdue University Graduate Council and work with the dean of the Graduate School, and the council secretary, in formulating the agenda for council meetings. I was responsible for populating all standing and ad hoc committees, and currently approve all areas of specialization, and appoint all members of the faculty who are nominated for graduate faculty status. As associate dean of the Graduate School, I have served on the following Graduate School or University committees:

(a) Committee on Post-Doctoral Training (b) Committee for the Development of Interdisciplinary Programs (c) Minorities Advisory Committee (1998-2001) (d) Committee for Non-Traditional Vehicles for Graduate Education (e) University Advisory Committee for International Programs (f) Committee for Excellence in Teaching Assistants (CETA) (g) Purdue Graduate Student Council/Graduate Student Association (1998-2001) (h) Research Review Editorial Board (i) Special Initiatives Grant Program (j) Ismail Graduate Fellowships (k) Purdue Graduate Fellowships (l) Indiana University, Purdue University, Indianapolis (IUPUI) Graduate Affairs Committee (1998-

1999) (m) Member of record for the University deans and department heads meetings representing the Graduate

School (n) Beering Scholars Selection Committee (o) Graduate Education Activities Committee

I represent the Graduate School at the following regional and national associations and was recently appointed to the Auditing Committee of the Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools.

(a) Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools (MAGS) (b) Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) (c) Committee for Institutional Cooperation (CIC) (d) National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC)