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Table 2. Prioritized Listing of Research Elements for the Blue Mountains
Natural Resources Institute.
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Management Practices to Rehabilitate and Maintain Ecosystems
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Upland, Riparian, and Aquatic Interactions
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Linkages Between Landscape Ecology and Management Practices
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Landscape Patterns and Processes
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Limiting Ecosystem Functions and Structure for Achieving Sustainability
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Fire Effects on Air Quality, Water Quality, and Productivity
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Water Quality and Quantity Trends
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Disturbance and Succession
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Critical Limiting Factors for TE&S Species
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Human Community Development Alternatives
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Logging Systems Development
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Natural Fire Regimes
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Wildlife-Habitat Links
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Fire EffectsIntensity, Seasonality, Frequency
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Material Properties of Tree Species
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Constraints to Human Community Adaptability
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Conflict Resolution and Social Acceptability
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Pest Population Dynamics
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Livestock/Abundant Wildlife Interaction with System
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Links among Species
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Value-Added Markets for Blue Mountain Tree Species
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Ecosystem Stability and Habitat Requirements of TE&S and Keystone
Species
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Define Value of Biodiversity
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Community Adaptability
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Basic TE&S Species Information
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Effects of Forest Practices on Quality of Products Produced
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Genetic Diversity
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