Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Forest structure estimation and pattern exploration from discrete-return lidar in subalpine forests of the central Rockies
pp. 2081-2096(16)
Authors: Lefsky, M. A.; Bradford, J. B.; Ryan, M. G.; Sherrill, K. R.

Fire history of pinyon-juniper woodlands at upper ecotones with ponderosa pine forests in Arizona and New Mexico
pp. 2097-2108(12)
Authors: Huffman, David W.; Fulé, Peter Z.; Pearson, Kristen M.; Crouse, Joseph E.

How promptly nonindustrial private forest landowners regenerate their lands after harvest: a duration analysis
pp. 2109-2117(9)
Authors: Munn, Ian A.; Sun, Changyou; Hussain, Anwar; Sun, Xing

Water table depth affects productivity, water use, and the response to nitrogen addition in a savanna system
pp. 2118-2127(10)
Authors: Ford, Chelcy R.; Mitchell, Robert J.; Teskey, Robert O.

Genetic variation and population structure in Fraser fir (Abies fraseri): a microsatellite assessment of young trees
pp. 2128-2137(10)
Authors: Potter, Kevin M.; Frampton, John; Josserand, Sedley A.; Nelson, C. D.

Diagnostic tools to evaluate the foliar nutrition and growth of hybrid poplars
pp. 2138-2147(10)
Authors: Lteif, Arlette; Whalen, Joann K.; Bradley, Robert L.; Camiré, Claude

Wood density variability in successive breeding populations of maritime pine
pp. 2148-2158(11)
Authors: Rozenberg, Philippe; Raffin, Annie; Kremer, Antoine; Bouffier, Laurent

What is the “END” (emulation of natural disturbance) in forest ecosystem management? An open question
pp. 2159-2168(10)
Authors: Klenk, Nicole; Bull, Gary; Cohen, Dave

Compacting Coastal Plain soils changes midrotation loblolly pine allometry by reducing root biomass
pp. 2169-2176(8)
Author: Ludovici, Kim H.

Aerobiology of Pinus taeda pollen clouds
pp. 2177-2188(12)
Author: Williams, Claire G.

Amount of downed woody debris and its prediction using stand characteristics in boreal and mixedwood forests of Ontario, Canada
pp. 2189-2197(9)
Authors: Ter-Mikaelian, Michael T.; Colombo, Stephen J.; Chen, Jiaxin

Hierarchical forest management with anticipation: an application to tactical-operational planning integration
pp. 2198-2211(14)
Authors: Beaudoin, D.; Frayret, J.-M.; LeBel, L.

Forest disturbance frequency and patch structure from pre-European settlement to present in the Mixed Forest Province of Minnesota, USA
pp. 2212-2226(15)
Authors: Host, G. E.; White, M. A.

Preservation of broadleaf species in Korean pine (Pinus koraiensis) plantations affects soil properties, carbon storage, biomass allocation, and available nitrogen storage
pp. 2227-2235(9)
Authors: Han, Shijie; Li, Xuefeng

Dynamics of wood in stream networks of the western Cascades Range, Oregon
pp. 2236-2248(13)
Authors: Czarnomski, Nicole M.; Dreher, David M.; Snyder, Kai U.; Jones, Julia A.; Swanson, Frederick J.

Seventy-seven years of natural disturbances in a mountain forest area — the influence of storm, snow, and insect damage analysed with a long-term time series
pp. 2249-2261(13)
Authors: Hanewinkel, Marc; Breidenbach, Johannes; Neeff, Till; Kublin, Edgar

A line intersect distance sampling strategy for downed wood inventory
pp. 2262-2273(12)
Author: Affleck, David L.R.

Accounting for error correlations in diameter increment modelling: a case study applied to northern hardwood stands in Quebec, Canada
pp. 2274-2286(13)
Authors: Fortin, Mathieu; Bédard, Steve; DeBlois, Josianne; Meunier, Sébastien

The value of timber inventory information for management planning
pp. 2287-2294(8)
Authors: Borders, B. E.; Harrison, W. M.; Clutter, M. L.; Shiver, B. D.; Souter, R. A.

Is early life cycle success a determinant of the abundance of red spruce and balsam fir?
pp. 2295-2305(11)
Authors: O'Brien, Cristin L.; Schatz, Jason D.; Diggins, Corinne A.; Day, Michael E.; Jacobson, George L.; White, Alan S.; Wagner, Robert G.; Greenwood, Michael S.

The effectiveness of signs at restricting vehicle traffic: a case of seasonal closures on forest access roads
pp. 2306-2312(7)
Authors: Hosegood, Steven; Hunt, Len M.

Radar observation and aerial capture of mountain pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopk. (Coleoptera: Scolytidae) in flight above the forest canopy
pp. 2313-2327(15)
Authors: Straussfogel, Dennis; Lindgren, B. S.; Mitchell, Selina; Murphy, Brendan; Jackson, Peter L.

Sphagnum mosses limit total carbon consumption during fire in Alaskan black spruce forests
pp. 2328-2336(9)
Authors: Shetler, Gordon; Turetsky, Merritt R.; Kane, Evan; Kasischke, Eric