Forest Ecology and Management

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The role of native species plantations in recovery of understory woody diversity in degraded pasturelands of Costa Rica
pp. 1-15(15)
Authors: Cusack D.; Montagnini F.

Photosynthetically active radiation transmittance of forest plantation canopies in the Ethiopian highlands
pp. 17-24(8)
Authors: Yirdaw E.; Luukkanen O.

A simulation study to analyse the relations between crown condition and drought in Switzerland
pp. 25-38(14)
Author: Zierl B.

Effect of site quality and shading on sprouting patterns of holm oak coppices
pp. 39-49(11)
Authors: Gracia M.; Retana J.

Variation in sapflow and stem growth in relation to tree size, competition and thinning in a mixed forest of pine and spruce in Sweden
pp. 51-63(13)
Authors: Lagergren F.; Lindroth A.

Analysis of radial growth responses to changes in stand density for four tree species
pp. 65-75(11)
Author: Plauborg K.U.

Spatial distribution of root length density and soil water of linear agroforestry systems in sub-humid Kenya: implications for agroforestry models
pp. 77-89(13)
Authors: Radersma S.; Ong C.K.

Experimental N fertilization of Scots pine: effects on soil-solution chemistry 8 years after final felling
pp. 91-99(9)
Author: Ring E.

Microbial nitrogen turnover in soils under different types of natural forest
pp. 101-112(12)
Authors: Hackl E.; Bachmann G.; Zechmeister-Boltenstern S.

Sowing and transplanting of broadleaves (Fagus sylvatica L., Quercus robur L., Prunus avium L. and Crataegus monogyna Jacq.) for afforestation of farmland
pp. 113-123(11)
Authors: Lof M.; Thomsen A.; Madsen P.

Effects of long-term nutrient fertilisation and irrigation on the microarthropod community in a boreal Norway spruce stand
pp. 125-135(11)
Authors: Lindberg N.; Persson T.

Dependence of photoperiodic response of growth cessation on the stage of development in Picea abies and Betula pendula seedlings
pp. 137-148(12)
Author: Partanen J.

Assessment of crown condition in forest trees: comparison of methods, sources of variation and observer bias
pp. 149-160(12)
Authors: Redfern D.B.; Boswell R.C.

Remote sensing of selective logging impact for tropical forest management
pp. 161-173(13)
Authors: de Wasseige C.; Defourny P.

The role of vegetative propagation in the domestication of Pausinystalia johimbe (K. Schum), a highly threatened medicinal species of West and Central Africa
pp. 175-183(9)
Authors: Tchoundjeu Z.; Ngo Mpeck M.-L.; Asaah E.; Amougou A.

Differential response of naturally regenerated European shade tolerant tree species to soil type and light availability
pp. 185-195(11)
Authors: Modry M.; Hubeny D.; Rejsek K.

Storm damage and long-term mortality in a semi-natural, temperate deciduous forest
pp. 197-210(14)
Authors: Wolf A.; Moller P.F.; Bradshaw R.H.W.; Bigler J.

Biomass expansion factors (BEFs) for Scots pine, Norway spruce and birch according to stand age for boreal forests
pp. 211-224(14)
Authors: Lehtonen A.; Makipaa R.; Heikkinen J.; Sievanen R.; Liski J.

A review of site factors affecting the early growth of ash (Fraxinus excelsior L.)
pp. 225-234(10)
Authors: Kerr G.; Cahalan C.

Does post-fire forest management increase tree growth and cone production in Pinus halepensis?
pp. 235-247(13)
Authors: Gonzalez-Ochoa A.I.; Lopez-Serrano F.R.; de las Heras J.

Aboveground and belowground biomass, productivity and nutrient accumulation in tree improved fallows in the dry tropics of Cameroon
pp. 249-265(17)
Authors: Harmand J.-M.; Njiti C.F.; Bernhard-Reversat F.; Puig H.

Chimpanzee diet and habitat selection in the Budongo Forest Reserve, Uganda
pp. 267-278(12)
Authors: Tweheyo M.; Lye K.A.; Weladji R.B.

Colonisation by vascular plants after soil disturbance in the Bavarian Forest-key factors and relevance for forest dynamics
pp. 279-289(11)
Authors: Mayer P.; Abs C.; Fischer A.

Impact of soil fertility and insolation on diversity of herbaceous woodland species colonizing afforestations in Muizen forest (Belgium)
pp. 291-304(14)
Authors: De Keersmaeker L.; Martens L.; Verheyen K.; Hermy M.; De Schrijver A.; Lust N.

Mineral N availability for conifer growth following clearcutting: responsive versus non-responsive ecosystems
pp. 305-316(12)
Authors: Grenon F.; Bradley R.L.; Joanisse G.; Titus B.D.; Prescott C.E.

Mineralization and nitrification patterns at eight northeastern USA forested research sites
pp. 317-335(19)
Authors: Ross D.S.; Lawrence G.B.; Fredriksen G.

Changes in crown architecture with tree height in two deciduous tree species: developmental constraints or plastic response to the competition for light?
pp. 337-347(11)
Authors: Osada N.; Tateno R.; Hyodo F.; Takeda H.

Effects of deforestation on ecosystem carbon densities in central Saskatchewan, Canada
pp. 349-361(13)
Authors: Fitzsimmons M.J.; Pennock D.J.; Thorpe J.

Pedological memory in forest soil development
pp. 363-380(18)
Authors: Phillips J.D.; Marion D.A.

Effects of future crop tree flagging and skid trail planning on conventional diameter-limit logging in a Bolivian tropical forest
pp. 381-393(13)
Author: Krueger W.

Allometry and partitioning of the mangrove, Rhizophora apiculata
pp. 395-408(14)
Authors: Ong J.E.; Gong W.K.; Wong C.H.

Contents of Forest Ecology and Management, Volume 188
pp. 409-410(2)