Osnabrueck NPP data set, version 2.  856 references worldwide, mostly pre-1982 data.  ASCII text.  Format is First_author_name, initials; Other_author_name, initials.  Year.  Citation.

*Abee, A.; Lavender, D.  1972.  Nutrient cycling in throughfall and litterfall in 450-year-old Douglas-fir stands.  Research on Coniferous Forest Ecosystems, Portland Oregon, pp. 133-143.
*Abouguendia, Z.M.; Whitman, W.C.  1979.  Disappearance of dead plant material in a mixed grass prairie.  Oecologia 42, 23-30.
Adegbola, A.R.; Mckell, C.M.  1966.  Regrowth potential of coastal Bermuda grass as related to previous nitrogen fertilisation.  Agronomy Journal 58, 145-146.
Adeniyi, S.A.; Wilson, P.N.  1960.  Studies on Pangola grass at ICTA, Trinidad.  Tropical Agriculture, Trinidad 37, 271-282.
Afanas`Yeva, Y.A.  1947.  Origin, composition and properties of chernozems.  In: Rodin, L.E.; Bazilevich, N.J. (eds.), 1969, Trudy Pochvovedenie Inst. Akad. Nauk SSR, No. 25.
*Agarwae, S.K.  1972.  Observations on the dry matter production by deciduous trees in Rajasthan.  In: Golley, P.M.; Golley, F.B. (eds.), 1972, Papers from a Symposium on Tropical Ecology with an Emphasis on Organic Productivity. Tectona grandis Linn. f., Athens, pp. 185-104.
*Alban, D.H.; Perala, D.A.; Schlaegel, B.E.  1978.  Biomass and nutrient distribution in aspen, pine, and spruce stands on the same soil type in Minnesota.  Canadian Journal of Botany 8, 290-299.
*Alberda, T.  1968.  Dry matter production and light interception of crop surfaces.  Netherlands Journal of Agricultural Science 16, 142-153.
*Alberda, B.  1981.  Descomposicion de hojas en un pinar altoaragones.  Anales de Edafologia y Agrobiologia (Madrid) 40, 37-46.
*Aleksandrova, V.D.  1958.  An attempt to measure the overground and underground productivity of plant communities in the arctic tundra.  Botaniceskii Zhurnal (Leningrad) 43, 1748-1762.
*Aleksandrova, V.D.  1970.  The vegetation of the tundra zones in the USSR and data about its productivity.  In: Fuller, W.A.; Kevan, P.G., (eds.), 1970, Proceedings of the Conference on Productivity and Conservation in Northern Circumpolar Lands, Edmonton, 1969, IUCN Publ. New Series No. 16 (Morges, Switzerland), pp. 93-114.
*Aleksandrova, V.D.  1970.  Vegetation and primary productivity in the Soviet Subarctic.  In: Fuller, W.A.; Kevan, P.G., (eds.), 1970, Proceedings of the Conference on Productivity and Conservation in Northern Circumpolar Lands, Edmonton, 1969, IUCN Publ. New Series No. 16 (Morges, Switzerland), pp. 93-114.
Alvera, B.  1973.  Estudios en bosques de coniferas del Pirineo Central.  Pirineos (Zaragoza) 109, 17-29; In: Lieth, H.F.H. (ed.), 1978, Patterns of Primary Production in the Biosphere, Benchmark Papers in Ecology 8, Dowden, Hutchinson and Ross, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, p.219, In: Reichle, D.E. (ed.), 1981, Dynamic Properties of Forest Ecosystems, IBP 23. Cambridge University Press, p. 615.
*Alway, F.J.; Zon, R.  1930.  Quantity and nutrient contents of pine leaf litter.  Journal of Forestry 28, 715-727.
*Alway, F.J.; Methly, W.J.; Younge, O.R.  1933.  Distribution of volatile matter, lime and nitrogen among litter, duff and leaf mold under different forest types.  Soil Science 36, 399-407.
Ambasht, R.S.; Maurya, A.N.; Singh, U.N.  1971.  Primary production and turnover in grasslands of Varanasi.  In: Golley, P.M.; Golley, F.B. (eds.), 1972, Papers from a Symposium on Tropical Ecology with an Emphasis on Organic Productivity. Athens, p. 418.
*Ambroes, P.  1969.  La biomasse aerienne de la strate arborescente.  Bulletin de la Societe Royale de Botanique de Belgique (Brussels) 102, 325-338.
*Andersson, S.O.; Enander, J.  1948.  Ueber die Produktion von Blattabfall und dessen Zusammensetzung in einem mittelschwedischen Espenstand.  Svenska Skogsvardsfoereningens Tidskrift (Stockholm) 4, 265-270.
Andersson, F.  1970.  Plant biomass, primary production and turnover of organic matter.  Botaniska Notiser (Lund) 123, 8-51.
Andersson, F.  1973.  IBP-studies on plant productivity of south Swedish forest ecosystems.  In: Reichle, D.E. et al. (eds.), 1973, Modeling Forest Ecoystems, Report EDFB-IBP-73-7, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA, pp. 11-26.
*Anderson, J.M.  1973.  Stand structure and litter fall of a coppiced Fagus sylvatica and sweet chestnut Castanea sativa woodland.  Oikos 24, 128-135.
Ando, T.  1981.  IBP Woodlands Data Set. In: Reichle, D.E. (ed.), 1981, Dynamic Properties of Forest Ecosystems, IBP 23. Cambridge University Press. pp. 604-605.
*Andreev, V.N.  1966.  Peculiarities of zonal distribution of the aerial and underground phytomass on the east European Far North.  Botaniceskii Zhurnal (Leningrad) 51, 1410-1411.
Andreev, V.N.; Galaktinova, T.F.; Zakharova, V.J.; Neustrueva, J.J.  1972.  Methods of estimation of seasonal changes in above-ground phytomass of herbs.  In: Wielgolaski, F.E.; Rosswall, T. (eds.), 1972, Proceedings IV Intl. Meeting on the Biological Productivity of Tundra, Leningrad, Oct. 1971. Tundra Biome Steering Committee, Stockholm, pp. 102-110.
*Anonymous.  1967.  Forest statistics.  In: Seth, Kaul, Sharma, (eds.), 1972, Central Forestry Comm. Govt. of India. Bull. No. 4, p. 273.
*Armentano, T.V.; Woodwell, G.M.  1976.  The production and standing crop of litter and humus in a forest exposed to chronic gamma irradiation for twelve years.  Ecology 57, 360-366.
Art, H.W.  1978.  Unpublished data quoted by Art, H.W. and P.L. Marks, A summary table of biomass and net annual primary production in forests ecosystems of the world.  In: Lieth, H.F.H., Patterns of Primary Production in the Biosphere.  Benchmark Papers in Ecology, Volume 8, Dowden, Hutchison and Ross, Stroudsberg, Pennsylvania.  pp. 177-192. 
*Asada, S.; Akai, T.  1963.  On the treatments of forest in subalpine zone.  Nagano - Rinya 38/7, 2-49.
Ashley, D.A.; Bennett, O.L.; Doss, B.D.; Scarsbrook, C.E.  1965.  Effect of nitrogen rate and irrigation on yield and residual nitrogen recovery by warm season grasses.  Agronomy Journal 57, 370-373.
*Ashton, D.H.  1976.  Phosphorus in forest ecosystems at Beenak, Victoria.  Journal of Ecology 64, 171-186.
*Assmann, et al.  1967.  Research personnel, group leaders Solling, spruce forest.  In: Heller, H.; (ed.), 1971, Studies on Primary Production of Spruce Forest in IBP -Areas in Germany (FRG), Rosswall, T. (ed.), 1971, Systems Analysis in Northern Coniferous Forests - IBP Workshop. Swedish Natural Science Research Council, Stockholm; Bulletin from the Ecological Research Committee 14, p. 40.
Attiwill, P.M.; Guthrie, H.B.; Leuming, R.  1978.  Nutrient cycling in a Eucalyptus obliqua (l`Herit) forest. I. Litter production and nutrient return.  Australian Journal of Botany 26, 79-92.
Attiwill, P.M.  1979.  Nutrient cycling in a Eucalyptus obliqua forest.  III. Growth, biomass and net primary production.  Australian Journal of Botany 27, 439-458.
*Auclair, A.N.D.; Bouchard, A.; Pajaczkowski, J.  1976.  Plant standing crop and productivity relations in a Scirpus-Equisetum wetland.  Ecology 57, 941-952.
*Aussenac, G.  1969.  Production de litiere dans divers peuplements forestiers de l`est de la France.  Oecologia Plantarum 2, 225-236.
*Auten, J.T.  1941.  Black locust, pines and sassafras as builders of forest soil.  In: Bray, R.; Gorham, E. (eds.), 1964, Litter production in forests of the world. Tech. Notes Cent. St. For. Exp. Sta. 32, 9 pp.
Baier, J.D.; Bazzaz, F.A.; Bliss, L.C.; Boggess, W.R.  1972.  Primary production and soil relations in an Illinois sand prairie.  American Midland Naturalist 88, 200-208.
Balph, D.F.; Shinn, R.S.; Anderson, R.D.; Cist, C.  1974.  Curlew Valley validation site.  In: Desert Biome Ecosystem Analysis Studies (IBP), Report of 1973 Progress, Ecology Center, pp. 1-61.
Bandhu, D.  1970.  A study of the productive structure of northern tropical dry deciduous forest near Varanasi.  Tropical Ecology 11.
Barclay-Estrup, P.  1970.  The description and interpretation of cyclical processes in a heath community.  Journal of Ecology 58, 243-249.
*Bares, R.H.; Wali, M.K.  1979.  Chemical relations and litter production of Picea marina and Larix lariciana stands on an alkaline peatland in northern Minnesota.  Vegetatio 40, 79-94.
Barnard, J.L.  1962.  Benthic marine exploration of Bahia de San Quintin, Baja California.  Pac. Nat. 3, 251-274.
Bartholomew, W.V.; Meyer, J.; Laudelot, H.  1953.  Mineral nutrient immobilization under forest and grass fallow in the Yangambi (Belgian Congo) region.  In: Bray, R.; Gorham, E.; (eds.), 1964, Litter Production in Forests of the World. Publ. INEAC Ser. Sci. 57, p. 27.
*Bartos, D.L.; Debyle, N.V.  1981.  Quantity, decomposition, and nutrient dynamics of aspen litterfall in Utah, USA.  Forest Science 27, 381-390.
*Baskerville, G.L.  1965.  Dry matter production in immature balsam fir stands.  Forest Science Monograph 9, 1-41.
*Baskerville, G.L.  1966.  Dry matter production in immature balsam fir stands: Roots, lesser vegetation and total stand.  Forest Science 12, 49-53.
Baumgartner, A.  1981.  IBP Woodlands Data Set. In: Reichle, D.E. (ed.), 1981, Dynamic Properties of Forest Ecosystems, IBP 23. Cambridge University Press, p. 665. 
*Bazilevich, N.I.; Rodin, L.E.  1956.  The role of vegetation in the formation and evolution of the takyr soils of the Meshed-messeri alluvial deltaic plain.  In: Rodin, L.E.; Bazilevich, N.I. (eds.), 1968, Production and Mineral Cycling in Terrestrial Vegetation, Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, pp.45-113 In: West Turkmenian takyrs and their agricultural utilization. Moscow, 1956.
Bazilevich, N.I.; Rodin, L.E.  1966.  The biological cycle of nitrogen and ash elements in plant communities of the tropical and sub-tropical zones.  In: Golley, P.M.; Golley, F.B. (eds.), 1972, Papers from a Symposium on Tropical Ecology with an Emphasis on Organic Productivity. Athens, pp. 229-293. For. Abst. Leading Serv. 38.
Bazilevich, N.I.; Rodin, L.E.; Gorina, A.J.  1972.  Productivity and biogeochemistry of succulent communities on Solonchaks.  USSR Academy of science, Leningrad Publishing, House Nauka, pp. 203-207.
*Bazzaz, F.A.; Bliss, L.C.  1971.  Net primary production of herbs in a central Illinois deciduous forest.  Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 98, 90-94.
*Beatley, J.C.  1969.  Biomass of desert winter annual plant populations in southern Nevada.  Oikos 20, 261-273.
*Begg, J.E.  1965.  High photosynthetic efficiency in a low-latitude environment.  Nature 205, 1025-1026.
Bellamy, D.J.; Holland, J.P.  1966.  Determination of the net annual aerial production of Calluna vulgaris (L.), Hull, in northern England.  Oikos 17, 272-275.
*Bella, I.E.; De Franceschi, J.P.  1980.  Biomass productivity of young aspen stands in western Canada.  Northern Forest Research Center, Edmonton, NOR-X-219.
Berger, A.; Corre, J.J.; Heim, G.  1978.  Structure, productivity and water regime of an halophytic plant community in the Mediterranean area.  La Terre et la Vie 32, 241-278.
Bernard, J.M.; Bernard, F.A.  1973.  Winter biomass in Typha glauca Godr. and Sparganium eurycarpum Engelni.  Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 100 , 125-131.
Bernard, J.M.; Macdonald Jr., J.G.  1974.  Primary production and life history of Carex lacustris.  In: Van Der Valk, A.G.; Davis, C.B. (eds.), Primary production of prairie glacial marshes; Canadian Journal of Botany 52, 117-122.
Bernard, J.M.  1974.  Seasonal changes in standing crop and primary production in a sedge wetland and an adjacent dry old-field in central Minnesota.  Ecology 55, 350-359.
*Bernard, J.M. et al.  1978.  Life history aspects of primary production in sedge wetlands.  In: Good, R.E.; Whigham, D.F.; Simpson, R.L. (eds.), 1978, Freshwater Wetlands: Ecological Processes and Management Potential, Academic Press, New York, p. 48.
Bernhard, F.  1970.  Etude de la litiere et de sa contribution au cycle des elements mineraux en forest ambrophile de Cote d'Ivoire.  Oecologia Plantarum, 5, 247-266.
*Bernhard-Reversat, F.  1972.  Decomposition de la litiere de feuilles en forest ambrophile de basse Cote- d'Ivoire.  Oecologia Plantarum 7, 279-300.
*Bernhard-Reversat, F.; Huttel, L.; Lemee, G.  1972.  Some aspects of the seasonal ecologic periodicity and plant activity in an evergreen rain forest of the Ivory Coast.  In: Golley, P.M.; Golley, F.B. (eds.), 1972, Papers from a Symposium on Tropical Ecology with an Emphasis on Organic Productivity. Athens, pp. 217-234.
*Bernhard-Reversat, F.; Huttel, C.; Lemee, G.  1975.  Recherches sur l'ecosysteme de la foret sub-equatoriale de Basse Cote d'Ivoire.  In: Lieth, H.F.H. (ed.), 1978, Patterns of Primary Production in the Biosphere, Benchmark Papers in Ecology 8, Dowden, Hutchinson and Ross, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, p. 342.
Bernhard, J.M.; Hankinson, G.K.  1979.  Seasonal changes in standig crop, primary production and nutrient levels in a Carex rostrata wetland.  Oikos 32, 328-336.
*Bille, J.C.  1973.  Recherches ecologiques sur une savanne sahalienne du Senegal septentrional: description de l'ecosysteme, biomasse vegetale et production primaire.  Annales de l'Universite d'Abidjan, Serie E, Tome VI, 2.
*Bille, J.C.  1974.  Recherches ecologigues sur une savanne sahelienne du ferlo septentrional, Senegal 1972, annee seche au Sahel.  La Terre et la Vie 28, 5-20.
Bindiu, C.  1981.  IBP Woodlands Data Set. In: Reichle, D.E. (ed.), 1981, Dynamic Properties of Forest Ecosystems, IBP 23. Cambridge University Press, p. 614. 
*Birk, E.M.  1979.  Disappearance of overstory and understory litter in an open eucalypt forest.  Australian Journal of Ecology 4, 207-222.
*Birk, E.M.  1979.  Overstory and understory litter fall in a eucalypt forest: Spatial and temporal variability.  Australian Journal of Botany 27, 145-156.
*Biskupsky, V.; Oszlanyi, J.  1975.  The biomass of the timber component at the research site of Baeb.  In: Biskupsky, V.; Research project BAB IBP progress report II. Bratislava, Publ. House of the Slovak Academy of Scienes 45, pp. 81-84.
*Bjerregaard, R.S.  1971.  The nitrogen budget of two salt desert shrub communities of western Utah.  In: Cooper, J.P.(ed.), 1975, Photosynthesis and Productivity in Different Environments. IBP 3. Cambridge University Press, p. 124.
Blackman, G.E.; Black, J.N.  1959.  Physiological and ecological studies in the analysis of plant environment. 12. The role of the light factor in limiting growth.  Bot. 23, 131-145.
*Blackman, G.E.  1965.  The application of the concepts of growth analysis to the assessment of productivity.  UNESCO Avs, Nr. 137, Kopenhagen Symposium, Paper Nr. 15., Paris, pp. 243-259 (manuscript).
*Blair Rains, A.; Mckay, A.D.  1968.  The northern state lands, Botswana.  In: Rutherford, M.C., Primary production ecology in southern Africa, In: Werger, M.J.A. (ed.), 1978, Biogeography and Ecology of Southern Africa, Dr.W.Junk Publ., The Hague, p. 632.
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Bliss, L.C.  1956.  A comparison of plant development in microenvironments of arctic and alpine tundras.  In: Rodin, L.E.; Bazilevich, N.I. (eds.), 1968, Production and Mineral Cycling in Terrestrial Vegetation, Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, Ecological Monographs 26, 303-337.
Bliss, L.C.  1966.  Plant productivity in alpine microenvironments on Mt. Washington, New Hampshire.  Ecological Monographs 36, 125-155.
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Bliss, L.C.; Wein, R.W.  1972.  Plant community responses to disturbances in the western Canadian Arctic.  Canadian Journal of Botany 50, 1097-1109.
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Bliss, L.C.  1975.  Structure and function of tundra ecosystems.  In: Rosswall, T.; Heal, O.W. (eds.), 1975, Structure and Function of Tundra Ecosystems, Ecological Bulletins No. 20, Swedish Natural Science Research Council, Stockholm, p. 46.
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Blydenstein, J.  1962.  Cambios en la vegetation despues de proteccion contra el fuego Parte 1.  Boletin de la Sociedad Venezolano de Ciencias Naturales 23, 233-244.
Blydenstein, J.  1962.  La sabana de Trachypogon del alto Llano.  Boletin de la Sociedad Venezolano de Ciencias Naturales 23, 139-206.
Bobritskaya, M.A.  1958.  Ash composition of oak leaves of various ages in the forest zones of the Kamennaya Steppe.  In: Rodin, L.E.; Bazilevich, N.I. (eds.), 1968, Production and Mineral Cycling in Terrestrial Vegetation, Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, 288 pp., Pochvovedenie (Moscow) 7, p. 168.
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Bourliere, F.; Hadley, M.  1970.  Ecosystem structure and function, 3. The ecology of tropical savannas.  In: Farnworth, E.G.; Golley, F.B. (eds.), 1974, Fragile Ecosystems. Springer-Verlag, New York. P. 258.
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*Boyd, C.E.; Walley, W.W.  1972.  Production and chemical composition of Saururus cernuus L. at sites of different fertility.  Ecology 53, 927-932.
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Braun, H.M.H.  1973.  Primary production in the Serengeti: Purpose methods and some results of research.  Annales de l'Universite d'Abidjan, Toulouse 6, 171-188.
Bray, J.R.; Lawrence, D.; Pearson, L.C.  1959.  Primary production in some Minnesota terrestrial communities for 1957.  Oikos 10, 38-49.
*Bray, J.R.  1963.  Root production and the estimation of net productivity.  Canadian Journal of Botany 41, 65-72.
Bray, J.R.; Dudkiewicz, L.A.  1963.  The composition, biomass and productivity of two Populus forests.  Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 90, 298-308.
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*Brown, J.; West, G.C.  1970.  The structure and function of cold-dominated ecosystems.  In: Bliss, L.C.; 1972, Tundra Biome Research in Alaska. U.S. IBP-Tundra Biome Report, pp. 70-71.
Bryan, W.W.; Sharpe, J.P.  1965.  The effect of urea and cutting treatments on the production of Pangola grass in south-eastern Queensland.  Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture and Animal Husbandry 5, 433-441.
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Burger, A.W.; Hittle, C.N.  1967.  Yield, protein, nitrate, and prussic acid content of Sudangrass, Sudangrass hybrids, and pearl millets harvested at two cutting frequencies and two stubble heights.  Agronomy Journal 59, 529-562.
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Burr, G.O.; Hartt, C.E.; Brodie, H.W.; Tanimoto, T.; Kortschak, H.P.; T Akashashi, D.; Ashton, F.M.; Coleman, R.E.  1957.  The sugarcane plant.  Annual Review of Plant Physiology 8, 275-308.
Burrows, W.H.  1972.  Productivity of an arid zone shrub (Eremophila gilesii) community in south-western Queensland.  Australian Journal of Botany 20, 317-329.
Burton, G.W.; Jackson, J.E.; Knox, F.E.  1959.  The influence of light reduction upon the production, persistence and chemical composition of coastal Bermuda grass Cynodon dactylon.  Agronomy Journal 51, 537-542.
Burton, G.W.; Jackson, J.E.; Hart, R.H.  1963.  Effect of cutting frequency on yield in vitro digestibility, and protein, fibre and carotene content of coastal Bermuda grass.  Agronomy Journal 55, 500-520.
Cabanettes, A.; Rapp, M.  1978.  Biomass, mineral mass and productivity of an ecosystem with stone pine Pinus pinea of the mediterranean littoral.  Oecologia Plantarum 13, 271-286.
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