Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Generation of fuel type maps from Landsat TM images and ancillary data in Mediterranean ecosystems
pp. 1301-1315(15)
Authors: Riaño D.; Chuvieco E.; Salas J.; Palacios-Orueta A.; Bastarrika A.

Spatial simulation of historical landscape patterns in coastal forests of the Pacific Northwest
pp. 1316-1328(13)
Author: Wimberly M.C.

Developing a production possibility set of wildlife species persistence and timber harvest value
pp. 1329-1342(14)
Authors: Calkin D.E.; Montgomery C.A.; Schumaker N.H.; Polasky S.; Arthur J.L.; Nalle D.J.

Songbird abundance in clear-cut and burned stands: a comparison of natural disturbance and forest management
pp. 1343-1350(8)
Authors: Simon N.P.; Schwab F.E.; Otto R.D.

Effects of chronic N fertilization on foliar membranes, cold tolerance, and carbon storage in montane red spruce
pp. 1351-1359(9)
Authors: Schaberg P.G.; DeHayes D.H.; Hawley G.J.; Murakami P.F.; Strimbeck G.R.; McNulty S.G.

The effects of dwarf mistletoe, witches' brooms, stand structure, and site characteristics on the crown architecture of lodgepole pine in Oregon
pp. 1360-1371(12)
Authors: Godfree R.C.; Tinnin R.O.; Forbes R.B.

Pine needle rust effect on Pinus banskiana in response to interspecific plant competition and telial host density
pp. 1372-1380(9)
Authors: Mihail J.D.; Bruhn J.N.; Meyer T.R.; Bell F.W.

Mechanical site preparation impacts on soil properties and vegetation communities in the Northwest Territories
pp. 1381-1392(12)
Authors: Bock M.D.; Van Rees K.C.

Optimum selection age for wood density in loblolly pine
pp. 1393-1399(7)
Authors: Gwaze D.P.; Harding K.J.; Purnell R.C.; Bridgwater F.E.

Peatland pines as climate indicators? A regional comparison of the climatic influence on Scots pine growth in Sweden
pp. 1400-1410(11)
Authors: Linderholm H.W.; Moberg A.; Grudd H.

Challenges facing Chamaecyparis nootkatensis seed orchards: low seed production, pollen-cone abortion, self-pollination, and accelerated embryo development
pp. 1411-1419(9)
Authors: Anderson E.D.; Owens J.N.; Colangeli A.M.; Russell J.H.

Fire growth using minimum travel time methods
pp. 1420-1424(5)
Author: Finney M.A.

Ectomycorrhizal colonization and richness of previously colonized, containerized Picea engelmannii does not vary across clearcuts when planted in mechanically site-prepared mounds
pp. 1425-1433(9)
Authors: Jones M.D.; Hagerman S.M.; Gillespie M.

Increased boron concentrations of Scots pine foliage induced by green pruning
pp. 1434-1440(7)
Author: Nuorteva H.

Aboveground and belowground biomass and sapwood area allometric equations for six boreal tree species of northern Manitoba
pp. 1441-1450(10)
Authors: Bond-Lamberty B.; Wang C.; Gower S.T.

Spacing rectangularity effect on the growth of loblolly pine plantations
pp. 1451-1459(9)
Authors: Sharma M.; Burkhart H.E.; Amateis R.L.

Recruitment of wood to streams in old-growth and second-growth redwood forests, northern California, U.S.A.
pp. 1460-1477(18)
Authors: Benda L.E.; Bigelow P.; Worsley T.M.

Croissance juvénile comparée de deux générations successives de semis d'épinette noire issus de graines après feu en forêt boréale, Québec
pp. 1478-1490(13)
Authors: Fantin N.; Morin H.

NOTE<br>Gypsy moth defoliation and N fertilization affect hybrid poplar regeneration following coppicing
pp. 1491-1495(5)
Authors: Agrawal A.A.; Kosola K.R.; Parry D.

NOTE<br>Aging discrepancies of white spruce affect the interpretation of static age structure in boreal mixedwoods
pp. 1496-1501(6)
Authors: Peters V.S.; Macdonald S.E.; Dale M.R.