Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Partial cutting as an analogue to stem exclusion and dieback in trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides) dominated boreal mixedwoods: implications for deadwood dynamics
pp. 1525-1533(9)
Authors: Harvey, B. D.; Brais, S.

Natural canopy gap disturbances and their role in maintaining mixed-species forests of central Quebec, Canada
pp. 1534-1544(11)
Authors: Kneeshaw, Daniel D.; Prévost, Marcel

Do finer gap mosaics provide a wider niche for Quercus gilva in young Japanese cedar plantations than coarser mosaics? Simulation of spatial heterogeneity of light availability and photosynthetic potential
pp. 1545-1553(9)
Author: Mizunaga, Hiromi

Regeneration responses influenced by single-tree selection harvesting in a mixed-species tree community in northern Japan
pp. 1554-1562(9)
Authors: Yoshida, Toshiya; Noguchi, Mahoko

Residual-tree growth responses to partial stand harvest in the black spruce (Picea mariana) boreal forest
pp. 1563-1571(9)
Authors: Thomas, S. C.; Thorpe, H. C.; Caspersen, J. P.

Nitrogen and calcium additions increase forest growth in northeastern USA spruce-fir forests
pp. 1574-1585(12)
Authors: Vogt, Kristiina A.; Vogt, Daniel J.; Wargo, Phillip M.; Tilley, Joel P.; Siccama, Thomas G.; Kulmatiski, Andrew; Sigurdardottir, Ragnhildur; Ludwig, Dirk

Trembling aspen responses to drought and defoliation by forest tent caterpillar and reconstruction of recent outbreaks in Ontario
pp. 1586-1598(13)
Authors: Cooke, Barry J.; Roland, Jens

Variation in Scots pine needle longevity and nutrient conservation in different habitats and latitudes
pp. 1599-1604(6)
Authors: Pensa, Margus; Jalkanen, Risto; Liblik, Valdo

Assessing accuracy of point fire intervals across landscapes with simulation modelling
pp. 1605-1614(10)
Authors: Heyerdahl, Emily K.; Keane, Robert E.; Dorner, Brigitte; Fall, Joseph; Parsons, Russell A.

Yield decline in Chinese-fir plantations: a simulation investigation with implications for model complexity
pp. 1615-1630(16)
Authors: Bi, J.; Blanco, J. A.; Seely, B.; Kimmins, J. P.; Ding, Y.; Welham, C.

Variable retention harvest of white spruce stands and saproxylic beetle assemblages
pp. 1631-1642(12)
Authors: Spence, John R.; Langor, David W.; Jacobs, Joshua M.

Dendrochronological reconstruction of forest tent caterpillar outbreaks in time and space, western Manitoba, Canada
pp. 1643-1657(15)
Authors: Sutton, Alanna; Tardif, Jacques C.

How do forest harvesting methods compare with wildfire? A case study of soil chemistry and tree nutrition in the boreal forest
pp. 1658-1668(11)
Authors: Bélanger, Nicolas; Paré, David; Munson, Alison D.; Thiffault, Evelyne

“Distance-variable” estimators for sampling and change measurement
pp. 1669-1674(6)
Authors: Iles, Kim; Carter, David Hugh Harrison

Density-dependent hoarding by rodents contributes to large variation in seed mass of the woodland herb Symplocarpus renifolius
pp. 1675-1680(6)
Authors: Uemura, Shigeru; Sugiura, Yasuhiro

Species-specific response to climate reconstruction in upper-elevation mixed-conifer forests of the western Sierra Nevada, California
pp. 1681-1691(11)
Authors: Hurteau, Matthew; Zald, Harold; North, Malcolm

Long-term calcium addition increases growth release, wound closure, and health of sugar maple (Acer saccharum) trees at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest
pp. 1692-1700(9)
Authors: Huggett, Brett A.; Schaberg, Paul G.; Hawley, Gary J.; Eagar, Christopher

Aspen competition affects light and white spruce growth across several boreal sites in western Canada
pp. 1701-1713(13)
Authors: Filipescu, Cosmin N.; Comeau, Philip G.

The photosynthetic response of American chestnut seedlings to differing light conditions
pp. 1714-1722(9)
Authors: Joesting, Heather M.; McCarthy, Brian C.; Brown, Kim J.

Presettlement forests and fire in southern Alabama
pp. 1723-1736(14)
Authors: Predmore, S. Andrew; McDaniel, Josh; Kush, John S.

Black spruce (Picea mariana) foliage hosts numerous and potentially endemic fungal endophytes
pp. 1737-1747(11)
Authors: Sokolski, Serge; Bernier-Cardou, Michèle; Piché, Yves; Bérubé, Jean A.

Differential responsiveness in stem height and diameter growth of two Ficus tree species in the Three Gorges reservoir region of China as affected by branch removal
pp. 1748-1754(7)
Authors: Zeng, Bo; Zhong, Zhangcheng; Zhang, Xiaoping

Optimized harvest planning under alternative foliage-protection scenarios to reduce volume losses to spruce budworm
pp. 1755-1769(15)
Authors: MacLean, David A.; Porter, Kevin B.; Quiring, Dan T.; Hennigar, Chris R.

Changes in understory light regime in a beech-maple forest after a severe ice storm
pp. 1770-1776(7)
Authors: Lechowicz, Martin J.; Arii, Ken

Validation and refinement of allometric equations for roots of northern hardwoods
pp. 1777-1783(7)
Authors: Vadeboncoeur, Matthew A.; Hamburg, Steven P.; Yanai, Ruth D.

Erratum: A computer approach to finding an optimal log landing location and analyzing influencing factors for ground-based timber harvesting
pp. 1784-1784(1)
Authors: Contreras, Marco; Chung, Woodam

Erratum: Evaluation of irradiance metrics with respect to predicting sapling growth
pp. 1785-1785(1)
Authors: Kobe, Richard K.; Hogarth, Leah J.

Erratum: Evaluation of irradiance metrics with respect to predicting sapling growth
pp. 1785-1785(1)
Authors: Kobe, Richard K.; Hogarth, Leah J.