Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Announcement / Communiqué
pp. iii-iii(1)

Aboveground growth responses of understory Abies lasiocarpa saplings to different release cuts
pp. 1593-1601(9)
Authors: Krasowski M.J.; Wang J.R.

Effects of mechanical stimulus, shade, and nitrogen fertilization on morphology and bending resistance in Douglas-fir seedlings
pp. 1602-1609(8)
Author: Mitchell S.J.

Microbial biomass, nitrogen and phosphorus mineralization, and mesofauna in boreal conifer and deciduous forest floors following partial and clear-cut harvesting
pp. 1610-1620(11)
Authors: Lindo Z.; Visser S.

Tree mortality and forest structure in the temperate rain forests of southeast Alaska
pp. 1621-1634(14)
Authors: Hennon P.E.; McClellan M.H.

Genotype by environment interaction and its implications for genetic improvement of interior spruce in British Columbia
pp. 1635-1643(9)
Author: Xie C.-Y.

Information technology and the newsprint demand in Western Europe: a Bayesian approach
pp. 1644-1652(9)
Authors: Bolkesjø T.F.; Obersteiner M.; Solberg B.

Comparative analysis of efficiency and productivity growth in Canadian regional boreal logging industries
pp. 1653-1660(8)
Authors: Hailu A.; Veeman T.S.

A study of self-thinning using coupled allometric equations: implications for coastal Douglas-fir stand dynamics
pp. 1661-1669(9)
Authors: Pittman S.D.; Turnblom E.C.

Nitrogen fixation in coarse woody debris of Thuja plicata and Tsuga heterophylla forests on northern Vancouver Island
pp. 1670-1682(13)
Authors: Brunner A.; Kimmins J.P.

Physical and historical determinants of the pre- and post-settlement forests of northwestern Pennsylvania
pp. 1683-1697(15)
Authors: Whitney G.G.; DeCant J.P.

The effects of soil fumigation on pine seedling production, weeds, foliar and soil nutrients, and soilborne microorganisms at a south Georgia (U.S.A.) forest tree nursery
pp. 1698-1708(11)
Authors: Fraedrich S.W.; Dwinell L.D.

Soluble organic nitrogen in forests and adjacent clearcuts in British Columbia, Canada
pp. 1709-1718(10)
Authors: Hannam K.D.; Prescott C.E.

Intertree competition in uneven-aged ponderosa pine stands
pp. 1719-1726(8)
Authors: Woodall C.W.; Fiedler C.E.; Milner K.S.

Rapid prediction of natural durability of larch heartwood using Fourier transform near-infrared spectroscopy
pp. 1727-1736(10)
Authors: Gierlinger N.; Jacques D.; Schwanninger M.; Wimmer R.; Hinterstoisser B.; Pâques L.E.

Prism sweeps for coarse woody debris
pp. 1737-1743(7)
Authors: Bebber D.P.; Thomas S.C.

Soil respiration responses to temperature are controlled more by roots than by decomposition in balsam fir ecosystems
pp. 1744-1753(10)
Authors: Lavigne M.B.; Boutin R.; Foster R.J.; Goodine G.; Bernier P.Y.; Robitaille G.

The distribution and severity of beech bark disease in the Catskill Mountains, N.Y.
pp. 1754-1760(7)
Authors: Griffin J.M.; Lovett G.M.; Arthur M.A.; Weathers K.C.

Effects of Sitka alder on the growth and foliar nutrition of young lodgepole pine in the central interior of British Columbia
pp. 1761-1771(11)
Authors: Brockley R.P.; Sanborn P.

Quantification of additive response and stationarity of frost hardiness by photoperiod and temperature in Scots pine
pp. 1772-1784(13)
Authors: Zhang G.; Ryyppö A.; Vapaavuori E.; Repo T.

Analysis of sex-linked, sequence-characterized amplified region markers in Salix eriocephala
pp. 1785-1790(6)
Authors: Gunter L.E.; Kopp R.F.; McCord R.P.; Tuskan G.A.

Understory vegetation in northern Ontario jack pine and black spruce plantations: 20-year successional changes
pp. 1791-1803(13)
Authors: Hunt S.L.; Gordon A.M.; Morris D.M.; Marek G.T.

Solving the area-restricted harvest-scheduling model using the branch and bound algorithm
pp. 1804-1814(11)
Authors: Crowe K.; Nelson J.; Boyland M.

Fungi associated with the North American spruce beetle, Dendroctonus rufipennis
pp. 1815-1820(6)
Authors: Six D.L.; Bentz B.J.