Forest Science

Front Matter Volume 38 Issue 2 1992
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Back Matter Volume 38 Issue 2 1992
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Estimating Trends and Stochastic Response Functions in Dendroecology with an Application to Fir Decline
pp. 221-234(14)
Authors: Visser, Hans; Molenaar, Jaap

Thinning and Nitrogen Fertilization in a Grand Fir Stand Infested with Western Spruce Budworm. Part I: Insect Response
pp. 235-251(17)
Authors: Mason, Richard R.; Wickman, Boyd E.; Beckwith, Roy C.; Paul, H. Gene

Thinning and Nitrogen Fertilization in a Grand Fir Stand Infested with Western Spruce Budworm. Part II: Tree Growth Response
pp. 252-264(13)
Authors: Wickman, Boyd E.; Mason, Richard R.; Paul, H. Gene

Thinning and Nitrogen Fertilization in a Grand Fir Stand Infested with Western Spruce Budworm. Part III: Tree Wound Dynamics
pp. 265-274(10)
Authors: Filip, Gregory M.; Wickman, Boyd E.; Mason, Richard R.; Parks, Catherine A.; Hosman, Kevin P.

Thinning and Nitrogen Fertilization in a Grand Fir Stand Infested with Western Spruce Budworm. Part IV: An Ecosystem Management Perspective
pp. 275-286(12)
Authors: Waring, R. H.; Savage, T.; Cromack, K.; Rose, C.

Spruce Budworm Defoliation and Growth Loss in Young Balsam Fir: Period Models of Needle Survivorship for Spaced Trees
pp. 287-304(18)
Authors: Fleming, Richard A.; Piene, Harald

Chance Constraints and Chance Maximization with Random Yield Coefficients in Renewable Resource Optimization
pp. 305-323(19)
Authors: Hof, John G.; Kent, Brian M.; Pickens, James B.

Stem and Foliage Elongation of Young Loblolly Pine as Affected by Ozone
pp. 324-335(12)
Authors: Mudano, J. E.; Allen, H. L.; Kress, L. W.

Effects of Fall Fertilizer Applications on Mitotic Index and Bud Dormancy of Loblolly Pine Seedlings
pp. 336-349(14)
Authors: Williams, Hans M.; South, David B.

A Comparison of Hierarchical Bayes and Empirical Bayes Methods with a Forestry Application
pp. 350-366(17)
Authors: Green, Edwin J.; Strawderman, William E.

Geometric Errors in Natural Resource GIS Data: Tilt and Terrain Effects in Aerial Photographs
pp. 367-380(14)
Author: Bolstad, Paul V.

Impacts of Pear Thrips Damage on Root Carbohydrate, Sap, and Crown Characteristics of Sugar Maples in a Pennsylvania Sugarbush
pp. 381-392(12)
Authors: Kolb, T. E.; McCormick, L. H.; Simons, E. E.; Jeffery, D. J.

Production and Nutrient Cycling in Mixed Plantations of Eucalyptus and Albizia in Hawaii
pp. 393-408(16)
Authors: Binkley, Dan; Dunkin, Kristie A.; DeBell, Dean; Ryan, Michael G.

Measuring Forest Site Quality Using the Parameters of a Dimensionally Compatible Height Growth Function
pp. 409-429(21)
Authors: McDill, Marc E.; Amateis, Ralph L.

A Scenario Approach to Stochastic Anticipatory Optimization in Stand Management
pp. 430-447(18)
Author: Valsta, Lauri T.

Root Growth Potential and Starch Differences in Seedlings of Six Families of Genetically Improved Loblolly Pine
pp. 448-456(9)
Author: Rose, Robin

Variation in the Constitutive Defensive System of Loblolly Pine in Relation to Bark Beetle Attack
pp. 457-466(10)
Authors: Nebeker, T. Evan; Hodges, John D.; Blanche, Catalino A.; Honea, C. Ronald; Tisdale, Robert A.

Age-Age Correlations and Early Selection for Wood Density in Young Coastal Douglas-Fir
pp. 467-478(12)
Authors: Vargas-Hernandez, Jesus; Adams, W. T.

A Note on the Welfare Gains from Genetic Progress in Forestry: What Can the Market Tell Us?
pp. 479-483(5)
Authors: Löfgren, Karl-Gustaf

Book Review: Forestry Economics and Policy Analysis: An Overview by W.F. Hyde and D H. Newman
pp. 484-484(1)
Author: Brazee, Richard J.