Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Introduction and evaluation of possible indices of stand structural diversity
pp. 1105-1115(11)
Authors: Staudhammer, C.L.; LeMay, V.M.

Mélange de clones en taillis à courtes rotations de peuplier : influence sur la productivité et l'homogénéité des produits récoltés
pp. 1116-1126(11)
Author: Berthelot, A.

Role of selection versus historical isolation in racial differentiation of ponderosa pine in southern Oregon: an investigation of alternative hypotheses
pp. 1127-1139(13)
Authors: Sorensen, F.C.; Mandel, N.L.; Aagaard, J.E.

Spatial stochastic modeling of resin yield from pine stands
pp. 1140-1147(8)
Authors: Nanos, N.; Tadesse, W.; Montero, G.; Gil, L.; Alia, R.

Substitution in global wood imports in the 1990s
pp. 1148-1155(8)
Authors: Uusivuori, J.; Kuuluvainen, J.

Base cation leaching from the canopy of a subtropical rainforest in northeastern Taiwan
pp. 1156-1163(8)
Authors: Lin, T-C.; Hamburg, S.P.; Hsia, Y-J.; King, H-B.; Wang, L-J.; Lin, K-C.

Are forest floors in mid-rotation stands of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) a sink for nitrogen and phosphorus?
pp. 1164-1174(11)
Authors: Piatek, K.B.; Allen, H.L.

Early colonization of Populus wood by saproxylic beetles (Coleoptera)
pp. 1175-1183(9)
Authors: Hammond, H.E.J.; Langor, D.W.; Spence, J.R.

Early seedling growth of Pinus sylvestris after sowing with a mixture of stand and orchard seed in dense spacings
pp. 1184-1194(11)
Authors: Wennström, U.; Bergsten, U.; Nilsson, J-E.

Do soil fauna increase rates of litter breakdown and nitrogen release in forests of British Columbia, Canada?
pp. 1195-1204(10)
Authors: Cárcamo, H.A.; Prescott, C.E.; Chanway, C.P.; Abe, T.A.

Uncertainty in surface-fire history: the case of ponderosa pine forests in the western United States
pp. 1205-1226(22)
Authors: Baker, W.L.; Ehle, D.

The use of forest maps for the description of wildlife habitats: limits and recommendations
pp. 1227-1234(8)
Authors: Dussault, C.; Courtois, R.; Huot, J.; Ouellet, J-P.

Evaluation of the importance of acclimation of needle structure, photosynthesis, and respiration to available photosynthetically active radiation in a Scots pine canopy
pp. 1235-1243(9)
Authors: Palmroth, S.; Hari, P.

Genetic variation in the decay resistance of Scots pine wood against brown rot fungus
pp. 1244-1249(6)
Authors: Harju, A.M.; Venäläinen, M.; Beuker, E.; Velling, P.; Viitanen, H.

Crown structure of old-growth Douglas-fir in the western Cascade Range, Washington
pp. 1250-1261(12)
Authors: Ishii, H.; Wilson, M.E.

Errors in estimating tree age: implications for studies of stand dynamics
pp. 1262-1271(10)
Authors: Wong, C.M.; Lertzman, K.P.

Factors contributing to the superior growth and N nutrition of 11-year-old lodgepole pine compared with Sitka spruce on a N-poor cedar-hemlock cutover
pp. 1272-1279(8)
Authors: Bothwell, K.S.; Prescott, C.E.; Jones, M.D.

Modalités de la déforestation dans le sud-ouest de l'État du Campeche, Mexique
pp. 1280-1288(9)
Authors: Mas, J.F.; Puig, H.

Shoot fluctuating asymmetry: a new and objective stress index in Norway spruce (Picea abies)
pp. 1289-1291(3)
Authors: Kozlov, M.V.; Zvereva, E.L.; Niemelä, P.

Comment-Effects of adventitious roots on age determination in balsam fir regeneration
pp. 1292-1295(4)
Authors: Kneeshaw, D.D.; Claveau, Y.