James Miller, PhD

Treesearch Publications

• Patrick Joseph Minogue, Brent V. Brodbeck, James Miller. 2018. Biology and Control of Cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica) in Southern Forests
• Patrick J. Minogue, Brent V Brodbeck, James Miller. 2018. Biology and control of cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica) in southern forests
• Jatinder S. Aulakh, Stephen F. Enloe, Nancy J. Loewenstein, Andrew J. Price, Glenn Wehtje, James Miller. 2014. Pushing toward cogongrass (Imperata cylindrical) patch eradication: the influence of herbicide treatment and application timing on cogongrass rhizome elimination.
• James Miller, Dawn Lemke, John W. Coulston. 2013. The Invasion of Southern Forests by Nonnative Plants: Current and Future Occupation, with Impacts, Management Strategies, and Mitigation Approaches
• James Miller, Steven T. Manning, Stephen F. Enloe. 2013. A management guide for invasive plants in southern forests
• John Schelhas, James Miller, Jeanne C. Chambers. 2012. Non-native plants and adaptive collaborative approaches to ecosystem restoration [Chapter 8]
• Hsiao-Hsuan Wang, William E. Grant, Jianbang Gan, William E. Rogers, Todd M. Swannack, Tomasz E. Koralewski, James Miller, John W. Taylor. 2012. Integrating spread dynamics and economics of timber production to manage Chinese Tallow invasions in southern U.S
• Patrick J. Minogue, James Miller, Dwight K. Lauer. 2012. Use of Glyphosate and Imazapyr for Cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica) management in southern pine forests
• Steven Manning, James Miller. 2011. Chemical control methods and tools
• Steven Manning, James Miller. 2011. Manual, mechanical, and cultural control methds and tools
• James Miller, Steven Manning. 2011. Plant management in natural areas: balancing chemical, mechanical, and cultural control methods
• Hsiao-Hsuan Wang, William Grant, Todd Swannack, Jianbang Gan, William Rogers, Tomasz Koralewski, James Miller, John W. Taylor Jr. 2011. Predicted range expansion of Chinese tallow tree (Triadica sebifera) in forestlands of the southern United States
• James Miller, Erwin B. Chambliss, Nancy J. Loewenstein. 2010. A field guide for the identification of invasive plants in southern forests (slightly revised 2012, 2013, and 2015)
• James Miller, John Schelhas. 2009. Adaptive collab orative restoration: a key concept in invasive plant management
• James Miller, A. Miller. 2009. Invasive plants often emanate from southern gardens
• Jianbang Gan, James Miller, Hsiaohsuan Wang, John W. Jr. Taylor. 2009. Invasion of tallow tree into southern US forests: influencing factors and implications for mitigation
• Ludovic J. A. Capo-chichi, Wilson H. Faircloth, A. G. Williamson, Michael G. Patterson, James Miller, Edzard van Santen. 2008. Invasion Dynamics and Genotypic Diversity of Cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica) at the Point of Introduction in the Southeastern United States
• Nancy J. Loewenstein, James Miller, Erwin Chamblis. 2008. Paradise lost: alien plant invaders compromising productive, rich state forests
• Nancy J. Loewenstein, James Miller. 2007. Proceedings of the regional cogongrass conference: a cogongrass management guide
• David B. South, James Miller. 2007. Growth response analysis after early control of woody competition for 14 loblolly pine plantations in the southern U.S.
• Shannon L. Allen, Gary R. Hepp, James Miller. 2007. Use of herbicides to control alligatorweed and restore native plants in managed marshes
• James Miller, Nancy J. Loewenstein, Curtis J. Hansen. 2006. List of invasive plants by cultural use categories
• James Miller, Nancy J. Loewenstein, Curtis J. Hansen. 2006. Alabama invasive plant council: list of invasive plants by cultural use categories
• David B. South, James Miller, Mark O. Kimberley, Curtis L. Vanderschaaf. 2006. Determining productivity gains from herbaceous vegetation management with 'age-shift' calculations
• P. Balandier, C. Collet, James Miller, P.E. Reynolds, S.M. Zedaker. 2006. Designing forest vegetation management strategies based on the mechanisms and dynamics of crop tree competition by neighbouring vegetation
• Alexander Clark, Richard F. Daniels, James Miller. 2006. Effect of controlling herbaceous and woody competing vegetation on wood quality of planted loblolly pine
• James Miller. 2006. Forest Vegetation Management: Developments in the Science and Practice
• James Miller. 2006. Non-native wisteria control with herbicides
• James Miller, H. Lee Allen, Bruce R. Zutter, Shepard M. Zedaker, Ray A. Newbold. 2006. Soil and pine foliage nutrient responses 15 years after competing-vegetation control and their correlation with growth for 13 loblolly pine plantations in the southern United States
• Timothy B. Harrington, James Miller. 2005. Effects of Application Rate, Timing, and Formulation of Glyphosate and Triclopyr on Control of Chinese Privet (Ligustrum sinense)
• James Miller. 2005. Chinese Privit Control with Herbicide Foliar Sprays
• Donald A. Duerr, James Miller. 2005. Understanding and controlling nonnative forest pests in the South
• Robert G. Wagner, Michael Newton, Elizabeth C. Cole, James Miller, Barry D. Shiver. 2004. The role of herbicides for enhancing productivity and conserving land for biodiversity in North America
• Karl V. Miller, James Miller. 2004. Forestry herbicide influences on biodiversity and wildlife habitat in southern forests
• W.H. Faircloth, M.G. Patterson, James Miller, D.H. Teem. 2004. Restoring productivity to cogograss-infested land through reforestation
• James Miller, Tim Albritton. 2004. Privet is a plague: You can help stop it
• Joseph B. Fischer, James Miller. 2004. Ion Chromatography as an Alternative to Standard Methods for Analysis of Macro-nutrients in Mehlich 1 Extracts of Unfertilized Forest Soils
• James Miller. 2004. Invasive plant species how they can affect trail access (and how you can help prevent their access)
• W.H. Faircloth, M.G. Patterson, James Miller, D.H. Teem. 2004. Right-of-way management: A key to controlling the spread of cogograss (Imperata cylindrica)
• James Miller. 2003. Nonnative invasive plants of southern forests: a field guide for identification and control [Revised]
• James Miller, Bruce R. Zutter, Ray A. Newbold, M. Boyd Edwards, Shepard M. Zedaker. 2003. Stand Dynamics and Plant Associates of Loblolly Pine Plantations to Midrotation after Early Intensive Vegetation Management-A Southeastern United States Regional Study
• James Miller, Bruce R. Zutter, Shepard M. Zedaker, M. Boyd Edwards, Ray A. Newbold. 2003. Growth and Yield Relative to Competition for Loblolly Pine Plantations to Midrotation- A Southeastern United States Regional Study
• James Miller, Bruce R. Zutter, Shepard M. Zedaker, M. Boyd Edwards, Ray A. Newbold. 2002. A Regional Study of Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda) Plantation Development During the First 15 Years After Early Complete Woody and/or Herbaceous Plant Control
• James Miller, B.R. Zutter, S.M Zedaker, M.B. Edwards, R.A. Newbold. 2002. A regional study of loblolly pine plantation development through 15 years after early complete woody and herbaceous plant control (COMP)
• James Miller. 2001. Long-term effects of forest herbicides on plant diversity in pine plantations in the southeast
• James Miller. 2001. Pine plantation communities: how do we begin to manage for plant diversity?
• James Miller. 2001. Region-wide monitoring of exotic pest plants in southeastern forests by Forest Service and State Partners
• James Miller. 2001. Refining rates and treatment sequences for cogongrass (Imperata Cylindrica) control with imazapyr and glyphosate
• Jianbang Gan, James Miller. 2001. In the Eye of the Beholders: Public Views on the Aesthetic Value of Pine Stands Regenerated by Different Methods
• James Miller. 2001. Woody plants and woody plant management: ecology, safety, environmental impact
• Jianbang Gan, Stephen H. Kolison, James Miller. 2000. Public preferences for nontimber benefits of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) stands regenerated by different site preparation methods
• James Miller. 2000. The Exotic Plant Problem: Defending Your Lands from an Unfriendly Takeover Part II
• James Miller. 2000. The Exotic Plant Problem: Defending Your Lands from an Unfriendly Takeover
• Matthew J. Bunkers, L. Ronald Johnson, James Miller, Carolyn H. Sieg. 1999. Old Black Hills ponderosa pines tell a story
• James Miller. 1999. Chinese Privet Ligustrum sinense
• James Miller, Robert S. Boyd, M. Boyd Edwards. 1999. Floristic diversity, stand structure, and composition 11 years after herbicide site preparation
• James Miller. 1999. Lespedeza Bicolor Lespedeza bicolor
• Bruce R. Zutter, James Miller, H.L. Allen, S.M. Xedaker, M.B. Edwards, R.A. Newbold. 1999. Fascicle Nutrient and Biomass Responses of Young Loblolly Pine to Control of Woody and Herbaceous Competitors
• James Miller. 1999. Controlling exotic plants in your forest
• John W. Everest, James Miller, Donald M. Ball, Mike Patterson. 1999. Kudzu in Alabama History, Uses, and Control
• James Miller. 1999. Japanese Climbing Fern Lygodium japonicum
• James Miller. 1999. Glossary of Botanical Terms
• James Miller. 1999. Japanese Honeysuckle Lonicera japonica
• James Miller. 1999. Cogongrass Imperata cylindrica
• James Miller. 1999. Prescriptions for Tough Vegetation Problems
• James Miller. 1999. Sericea Lespedeza Lespedeza cuneata
• James Miller. 1999. Japanese Privet Ligustrum japonicum
• James Miller. 1999. Mimosa or Silktree Albizia julibrissin
• James Miller. 1999. Kudzu Pueraria montana
• James Miller. 1998. Exotic invasive plants in southeastern forests
• James Miller. 1998. Exotic invasive plants in southeastern forests
• Jianbang Gan, Stephen H. Kolison, James Miller. 1998. Public Preferences of Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda) Stands Generated by Different Site Preparation Methods
• Rodney L. Busby, James Miller, M. Boyd Edwards. 1998. Economics of site preparation and release treatments using herbicides in Central Georgia
• James Miller. 1998. Primary screening of forestry herbicides for control of Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense), Chinese wisteria (Wisteria sinensis), and trumpetcreeper (Campsis radicans) [Abstract]
• Bruce R. Zutter, James Miller, H. Lee Allen, Shepard M. Zedake, M. Boyd Edwards, Ray A. Newbold. 1998. Response of Foliage of Young Loblolly Pine to Woody and Herbaceous Plant Control
• Ronald L. Muir, Dwight K. Laur, Glenn R. Glover, James Miller. 1998. Pine Response and Hardwood Development After Brushsawing and Manual Herbicide Release of Loblolly Pine
• James Miller, Jianbang Gan, Stephen H. Kolison, Robert S. Boyd, Kenneth L. McNabb, B. Graeme Lockaby. 1998. A Multi-Attribute Assessment of Site Preparation Effects on the Socioeconomical and Ecological Attributes of Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda) Stands
• Jianbang Gan, Stephen H. Kolison, James Miller, Tasha M. Hargrove. 1998. Effects of site preparation on timber and non-timber values of loblolly pine plantations
• Bruce R. Zutter, James Miller. 1998. Eleventh-year response of loblolly pine and competing vegetation to woody and herbaceous plant control on a Georgia flatwoods site
• James Miller. 1998. Application variables and their influence on forest herbicide efficacy and selectivity: gaining understanding and control
• James Miller. 1997. Exotic Plants are Invading Southeastern Forests
• James Miller. 1997. Basal streamline sprays for hardwood resprout control: herbicides, concentrations, and streaks per stem
• James Miller, M.B. Edwards. 1997. Forest site preparation effects on Georgia Piedmont soils over a 10-year period
• James Miller. 1996. Kudzu eradication and management
• James Miller, M. Boyd Edwards. 1996. Woody species susceptibility to forest herbicides applied by ground machines
• James Miller, R.L. Busby, B.R. Zutter, S.M. Zedaker, M.B. Edwards, R.A. Newbold. 1995. Response of loblolly pine to complete woody and herbaceous control: projected yields and economic outcomes - the COMProject
• B.R. Zutter, James Miller, S.M. Eedaker, M.B. Edwards, R.A. Newbold. 1995. Response of Loblolly Pine Plantations to Woody and Herbaceous Control--Eigth-Year Results of the Region-wide Study-The COMProject
• Robert S. Boyd, John D. Freeman, James Miller, M. Boyd Edwards. 1995. Forest herbicide influences on floristic diversity seven years after broadcast pine release treatments in central Georgia, USA
• James Miller, Zhijuan Qiu. 1995. Pine growth and plant community response to chemical vs. mechanical site preparation for establishing loblolly and slash pine
• James Miller, M. Boyd Edwards. 1995. Singly applied herbicides for site preparation and release of loblolly pine in central Georgia
• James Miller, K.S. Robinson. 1995. A regional perspective of the physiographic provinces of the southeastern United States
• James Miller, Bruce R. Zutter, Shepard M. Zedaker, M. Boyd Edwards, Ray A. Newbold. 1995. A Regional Framework of Early Growth Response for Loblolly Pine Relative to Herbaceous, Woody, and Complete Competition Control: The COMProject
• James Miller, B.R. Zutter, S.M. Zedaker, M. Boyd Edwards, Ray A. Newbold. 1995. Early plant succession in loblolly pine plantations as affected by vegetation management
• William D. Boyer, James Miller. 1994. Forest ecology and management
• S.M. Zedaker, T.G. Gregoire, James Miller. 1994. Sample-size needs for forestry herbicide trials
• Charles K. McMahon, James Miller, David F. Thomas. 1994. The role of low impact herbicide treatments in ecosystem management
• James Miller, Ken L. McNabb, Brad Barber, Larry M. Bishop, Michael L. Thompson, John W. Taylor. 1994. Pest and pesticide management on southern forests
• William D. Boyer, James Miller. 1994. Effect of burning and brush treatments on nutrient and soil physical properties in young longleaf pine stands
• James Miller. 1994. Within-band spray distribution of nozzles used for herbaceous plant control
• James Miller, G.R. Glover. 1993. Worker productivity and herbicide usage for pine release with manual application methods
• James Miller, Robert S. Boyd, M. Boyd Edwards. 1993. Residual Effects of Forestry Herbicides on Floristic Diversity, Stand Structute, and Composition Eleven years after Site Preparation Treatments
• James Miller. 1993. Oak plantation establishment using mechanical, burning, and herbicide treatments
• Tommy L. Coleman, James Miller, Bruce R. Zutter. 1992. Estimating leaf area and above-ground biomass of forest regeneration areas using a corrected normalized difference vegetation index
• James Miller. 1991. Forest Herbicide Benefits and Developments for Intensive Southern Pine Culture
• James Miller, Bruce R. Zutter, Shepard M. Zedaker, M. Boyd Edward, James D. Haywood. 1991. A Regional Study on the Influence of Woody and Herbaceous Competition on Early Loblolly Pine Growth
• James Miller. 1990. Spray Distribution of Boomless Nozzles: The Boomjet 5880, Radiarc and Boom Buster
• James Miller. 1990. Herbaceous Weed Control Trials with a Planting Machine Sprayer and a Crawler-Tractor Sprayer--Fourth Year Pine Response.
• James Miller. 1990. Streamline Basal Application of Herbicide for Small-Stem Hardwood Control
• James Miller. 1990. Directed Foliar Sprays of Forestry Herbicides for Loblolly Pine Release
• James Miller. 1989. Optimum Timing for Ground-applied Forestry Herbcides in the South
• James Miller, [Compiler]. 1989. Proceedings of the Fifth Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference
• James Miller. 1989. Herbicide treaments can improve your forest
• James Miller. 1988. Kudzu eradication trials with new herbicides
• James Miller. 1988. Soil spot herbicides for single-stem hardwood control
• James Miller. 1988. Herbicide technology: its present and future role in re-establishing southern pine plantations
• James Miller, E.C. Burkhardt. 1987. A trial of herbicide treatments for enrichment plantings of cherrybark oak
• James Miller, Bruce Zutter. 1987. A region-wide study of lobolly pine seedlings growth relative to four competition levels after two growing seasons
• James Miller. 1987. The use of herbicides in hardwood forestery
• James Miller. 1986. Kudzu eradication trials testing fifteen herbicides
• James Miller, Ronald E. True. 1986. Herbicide Tests For Kudzu Eradication
• James Miller, Qiu Zhongze, D.L. Sirois. 1985. Ground sprayer designs for forestry applications
• James Miller, M.B. Edwards. 1985. Impacts of various intensities of site preparation on Piedmont soils after 2 years
• James Miller. 1984. Soil-active herbicides for single-stem and stand hardwood control
• R.E. Banker, James Miller, D.E. Davis. 1983. First-year effects of rootraking on available nutrients in Piedmont Plateau soils
• James Miller, M. Newton. 1983. Nutrient loss from disturbed forest watersheds in Oregon's Coast Range
• James Miller. 1983. A regression-adjusted approach can estimate competing biomass
• James Miller, Boyd Edwards. 1983. Kudzu: Where did it come from? And how can we stop it?
• James Miller. 1982. Hardwood control using pelleted herbicides and burning
• R. Gordon, James Miller, C. Brewer. 1981. Site preparation treatments and nutrient loss following complete harvest csing the Nicholson-Koch mobile chipper
• James Miller. 1981. A comparison of cation sampling in forest soils by tension and tension-free lysimeters
• James Miller. 1980. Competition After Windrowing or Single-Roller Chopping For Site Preparation in the Southern Piedmont
• James Miller, A.C. Bace. 1980. Streamwater Contamination After Aerial Application of a Pelletized Herbicide

• Oregon State University, Ph.D., Forest Ecology, 1974
• Purdue University, M.S., Silviculture, 1969
• Oklahoma State University, B.S., Forest Management, 1967