Southern
Research Station

Education

Ph.D. in Forest Ecology, 1974

Oregon State University

M.S. in Silviculture, 1969

Purdue University

B.S. in Forest Management, 1967

Oklahoma State University

Featured Publications and Products

• Wang, Hsiao-Hsuan; Grant, William; Swannack, Todd; Gan, Jianbang; Rogers, William; Koralewski, Tomasz; Miller, James; Taylor Jr., John W. 2011. Predicted range expansion of Chinese tallow tree (Triadica sebifera) in forestlands of the southern United States.
• Sieg, Carolyn Hull; Densow, Julie S.; Huebner, Cynthia D.; Miller, James H. 2010. The role of the Forest Service in nonnative invasive plant research.
• Miller, James H.; Manning, Steven T.; Enloe, Stephen F. 2013. A management guide for invasive plants in southern forests.
• Miller, James H.; Chambliss, Erwin B.; Loewenstein, Nancy J. 2010. A field guide for the identification of invasive plants in southern forests.
• Miller, James H.; Schelhas, John. 2009. Adaptive collab orative restoration: a key concept in invasive plant management.

Publications

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