Kirchner Marsh
| Location: | Minnesota, USA | Latitude (N): | 44.27° | Longitude (W): | 93.12° |
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- Grimm, E. C. 1983
- Chronology and Dynamics of Vegetation Change in the Prairie-
Woodland Region of Southern Minnesota, U.S.A.
The New Phytologist 93:311-350.
AEU SCI QK 1 N53 Sites discussed: Pogonia Bog Pond, Wolsfeld Lake, Stone Lake Tamarack Swamp, Rutz Lake, Lake Carlson, Kirchner Marsh, French Lake. - Holloway, R. G., and V. M. Bryant Jr 1985
- Late-Quaternary Pollen Records and Vegetational History of the
Great Lakes Region: United States and Canada.
In Pollen Records of late-Quaternary North American
Sediments, edited by V. M. Bryant Jr and R. G. Holloway, pp.
205-245. American Association of Stratigraphic Palynologists
Foundation, Texas, USA.
Sites discussed: HorseshoeLake (MN), Kylen Lake, Wolf Creek, Itasca, Stevens Pond, Lake Carlson, Kirchner Marsh. - Jacobsen Jr, G. L. 1979
- The Palaeoecology of White Pine (Pinus strobus) in
Minnesota.
Journal of Ecology 67:697-726.
AEU SCI QH 540 J86 Sites discussed: Pickerel Lake, Kirchner Marsh, Bog D Pond, Rossburg Bog, Myrtle Lake, Nelson Pond-Jacobson Lake, Willow River Pond, Ondris Pond. - Winter, T. C. 1962
- Pollen Sequence at Kirchner Marsh, Minnesota.
Science 128:526-528.
Sites discussed: Kirchner Marsh, Madelia. Presents pollen diagrams from Kirchner Marsh and, for comparison, from Madelia (redrawn from Jelgersma 1962). Kirchner Marsh record shows a marked spruce pollen maximum prior to a level dated at 10,225 yr BP. Marked reduction in oak pollen and increase in grass and forb pollen between about 7200 - 5000 yr BP. Mentions that the Kirchner Marsh pollen record is similar to that from Lake Carlson. Both sites are in the St Croix moraine. - Wright Jr, H. E., T. C. Winter, and H. L. Patten 1963
- Two Pollen Diagrams from Southeastern Minnesota: Problems in
the Regional Late-Glacial and Postglacial Vegetation History.
Geological Society of America Bulletin 74:1371-1396.
AEU SCI QE 1 G341 Sites discussed: Kirchner Marsh, Lake Carlson.
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