Forest Ecology and Management

Natural ¹⁵N abundance in soils under young-growth forests in Ethiopia
pp. 139-147(9)
Author: Eshetu Z.

Forage availability for moose of young silver birch and Scots pine
pp. 149-158(10)
Authors: Kalen C.; Bergquist J.

Genetic parameters for seasonal height and height growth curves of white spruce seedlings and their implications to early selection
pp. 159-172(14)
Authors: Rweyongeza D.M.; Yeh F.C.; Dhir N.K.

A confidence interval approach to data analysis
pp. 173-183(11)
Author: Di Stefano J.

Should riparian buffers be part of forest management based on emulation of natural disturbance?
pp. 185-196(12)
Authors: Macdonald E.; Burgess C.J.; Scrimgeour G.J.; Boutin S.; Reedyk S.; Kotak B.

Decomposition and nutrient release from radiata pine (Pinus radiata) coarse woody debris
pp. 197-211(15)
Authors: Ganjegunte G.K.; Condron L.M.; Clinton P.W.; Davis M.R.; Mahieu N.

Impacts of forestry on ant species richness and composition in warm-temperate forests of Japan
pp. 213-223(11)
Authors: Maeto K.; Sato S.

Characteristics of pileated woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) cavity trees and their patches on southeastern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
pp. 225-234(10)
Authors: Hartwig C.L.; Eastman D.S.; Harestad A.S.

Leaf area and biomass of Rhododendron understory in a stand of Scots pine
pp. 235-246(12)
Authors: Nadezhdina N.; Tatarinov F.; Ceulemans R.

Fire management implications of fuel loads and vegetation structure in jarrah forest restoration on bauxite mines in Western Australia
pp. 247-266(20)
Authors: Smith M.A.; Grant C.D.; Loneragan W.A.; Koch J.M.

Improved fallows: effects of species interaction on growth and productivity in monoculture and mixed stands
pp. 267-280(14)
Authors: Gathumbi S.M.; Cadisch G.; Giller K.E.

Stomatal responses to drought of mature trees and seedlings of two co-occurring Mediterranean oaks
pp. 281-294(14)
Authors: Mediavilla S.; Escudero A.

Biomass production of 17 poplar clones in a short-rotation coppice culture on a waste disposal site and its relation to soil characteristics
pp. 295-309(15)
Authors: Laureysens I.; Bogaert J.; Blust R.; Ceulemans R.

On simplifying allometric analyses of forest biomass
pp. 311-332(22)
Authors: Zianis D.; Mencuccini M.

Phellinus nigrolimitatus-a wood-decomposing fungus highly influenced by forestry
pp. 333-343(11)
Authors: Stokland J.; Kauserud H.

Spatially explicit sustainability analysis of long-term fiber supply in Georgia, USA
pp. 349-359(11)
Authors: Cieszewski C.J.; Zasada M.; Borders B.E.; Lowe R.C.; Zawadzki J.; Clutter M.L.; Daniels R.F.

Soil seed bank of Austrocedrus chilensis (D. Don) Pic. Serm. et Bizarri related to different degrees of fire disturbance in two sites of southern Patagonia, Argentina
pp. 361-372(12)
Authors: Urretavizcaya M.F.; Defosse G.E.

Characteristics of gaps and natural regeneration in mature longleaf pine flatwoods ecosystems
pp. 373-380(8)
Authors: Gagnon J.L.; Jokela E.J.; Moser W.K.; Huber D.A.

Epiphytic lichen diversity and biomass in low-elevation forests of the eastern Washington Cascade range, USA
pp. 381-392(12)
Author: Lehmkuhl J.F.

Contents of Volume 187(2004)
pp. 393-394(2)