Forest Ecology and Management

Soil water-retention characteristics of Scots pine and Norway spruce forest sites in Finnish Lapland
pp. 137-152(16)
Authors: Heiskanen J.; Makitalo K.

Physiological responses of Fagus sylvatica L. seedlings under Pinus sylvestris L. and Quercus pyrenaica Willd. overstories
pp. 153-164(12)
Authors: Aranda I.; Gil L.; Pardos J.A.

Short term impacts of logging on invertebrate communities in jarrah forests in south-west Western Australia
pp. 165-184(20)
Authors: Strehlow K.; Bradley J.S.; Davis J.; Friend G.R.

Economic analysis of site survey and productivity modelling for the selection of plantation areas
pp. 185-195(11)
Authors: Battaglia M.; Mummery D.; Smith A.

Effect of disturbance intensity on regeneration mechanisms in a tropical dry forest
pp. 197-208(12)
Authors: Kennard D.K.; Gould K.; Putz F.E.; Fredericksen T.S.; Morales F.

Effects of group selection silviculture in bottomland hardwoods on the spatial activity patterns of bats
pp. 209-218(10)
Authors: Menzel M.A.; Carter T.C.; Menzel J.M.; Mark Ford W.; Chapman B.R.

Post-fire management and splash erosion in a chestnut coppice in southern Switzerland
pp. 219-229(11)
Authors: Providoli I.; Elsenbeer H.; Conedera M.

Genetic variation among and within provenances and families of Eucalyptus grandis W. Hill and E. globulus Labill. subsp. globulus seedlings in response to salinity and waterlogging
pp. 231-249(19)
Authors: Marcar N.E.; Crawford D.F.; Saunders A.; Matheson A.C.; Arnold R.A.

Seedling predation and growth at a rainforest-pasture ecotone, and the value of shoots as seedling analogues
pp. 251-260(10)
Authors: Wahungu G.M.; Catterall C.P.; Olsen M.F.

Prescribed fire mortality of Sierra Nevada mixed conifer tree species: effects of crown damage and forest floor combustion
pp. 261-271(11)
Authors: Stephens S.L.; Finney M.A.

Dieback of Acacia koa in Hawaii: ecological and pathological characteristics of affected stands
pp. 273-286(14)
Authors: Anderson R.C.; Gardner D.E.; Daehler C.C.; Meinzer F.C.

Development of oak plantations established for wildlife
pp. 287-298(12)
Authors: Twedt D.J.; Wilson R.R.

Riparian aquatic interaction simulator (RAIS): a model of riparian forest dynamics for the generation of large woody debris and shade
pp. 299-318(20)
Authors: Welty J.J.; Beechie T.; Sullivan K.; Hyink D.M.; Bilby R.E.; Andrus C.; Pess G.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME
pp. 319-320(2)

Contents Contd.
pp. 321-321(1)