Dr. David Dickens

Professor, Forest Productivity

Dissertation title: Growth and Elemental Pool Response of a Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda L.) Plantation to a Biosolids Application

Education

Education:

Ph.D. Forest Site Productivity - May 1997 Clemson University
M.S. Forest Site Productivity - August 1988 Clemson University
B.S. Forest Management - August 1985 The University of Georgia
B.A. Philosophy – August 1980 Furman University

Research

Selected Publications:

Forest Soils (2017)

Finding Your Forest Soils Map(s) Using the Internet

Guide to Soil Taxonomy

Know Your Forest Soils - Introduction

Making Sense of Soil Series

Soils Terms and Definitions

Textural Classes Used in the Soils Family

Longleaf Management (2017)

Economics of Fertization in Longleaf Pine Stands

Herbicides to Enhance Pine Straw Production by Minimizing Competition in Longleaf Pine Stands after the Establishment Phase

Longleaf Mean Annual Increment Curves in Planted Stands in the West Gulf Region

Longleaf Pine Stand Fertization

Longleaf Site Index Curves in Planted Stands

Mowing to Prepare for Pine Straw Raking and Production by Creating Access and Reducing Competition Heights in Longleaf Stands after the Establishment Phase

Stem Quality Summary for Old-field Planted, Unthinned Longleaf Stands in Georgia

Labs/Centers/Committee:

Outreach Faculty

Area of Specialty:

Service and Outreach/Extension

Research Areas:

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