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Prior to 2007, this journal was titled the Southern African Forestry Journal. These back issues may be accessed here. The Southern Hemisphere Forestry Journal publishes scientific articles in forest science and management of fast-growing, planted or natural forests in the Southern Hemisphere and the tropics. Papers are also encouraged on related disciplines such as environmental aspects of forestry, social forestry, agroforestry, forest engineering and management as well as the goods and services that are derived from forests as a whole. Articles published by the journal are of value to forest scientists, resource managers and society at large. The journal particularly encourages contributions from South America, Africa and tropical/sub-tropical Australasia and Asia.

Publisher: NISC Pty Ltd

Volume 69, Number 2, October 2007
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Developmental rates and morphological properties of fibres in two eucalypt clones at sites differing in water availability
pp. 71-79(9)
Authors: Drew, D.M.; Pammenter, N.W.

Broad- and narrow-sense heritabilities in a South African cloned open-pollinated Eucalyptus grandis breeding population
pp. 81-90(10)
Authors: Snedden, C.L.; Roux, C.Z.; Verryn, S.D.

Half-sib family variation in shoot and root traits of seedlings of Pterocarpus angolensis (family: Fabaceae; syn. Papilionaceae)
pp. 91-94(4)
Authors: Mwitwa, J.P.; Munthali, CRY; van Wyk, G

Soil fertility and growth of Eucalyptus grandis in Brazil under different residue management practices
pp. 95-102(8)
Authors: Gonçalves, JLM; Wichert, MCP; Gava, J.L.; Masetto, A.V.; Junior, Arthur J.C.; Serrano, M.I.P.; Mello, S.L.M.

Molecular detection of fungi carried by Bradysia difformis (Sciaridae: Diptera) in South African forestry nurseries
pp. 103-109(7)
Authors: Hurley, B.P.; Slippers, B.; Coutinho, T.A.; Wingfield, B.D.; Govender, P.; Wingfield, M.J.

Assessment of three-year DBH and height data and genetic gain prediction for five Acacia mearnsii (black wattle) subpopulations in South Africa using REML/BLUP
pp. 111-116(6)
Authors: Beck, S.L.; de Guisti, J; Louw, A.K.; Resende, MDV

Robust optimisation of forest transportation networks: a case study
pp. 117-123(7)
Authors: Murphy, G.; Stander, H.C.

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