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Forest Ecology and Management, 43 (1991) 323-324 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Contents of Forest Ecology and Management, Volume 43 VOL. 43 NOS. 1,2 SEPTEMBER 1991 Thinning effects on diameter growth in black and scarlet oak as shown by tree ring analyses Bruce E. Cutter, Kim E. Lowell and John P. Dwyer (Columbia, MO, USA) The induction of mycorrhiza in Eucalyptus microcorys and Eucalyptus torelliana grown in Hong Kong W.K. Chan and D.A. Griffiths (Hong Kong) Adaptations of shoot growth and leaf production of laboratory-grown cuttings of Triplochiton scleroxylon K. Schum in response to changes of irradiance A.B.I. Igboanugo (Bangor, UK ) Topographic influences on soils and trees within single mapping units on a sandy outwash landscape A.B. Hairston and D.F. Grigal' (St. Paul, MN, USA) Climatic requirements of some commercially important eucalypt species T.H. Booth and L.D. Pryor (Canberra, ACT, Australia ) Variation among Pinus oocarpa provenances tested in the Savanna region of Nigeria G.O. Otegbeye (Zaria, Nigeria) Secondary forest succession in New Hampshire, USA William B. Leak (Durham, NH, USA) Ecological species groups for upland forest ecosystems of northwestern Lower Michigan G.E. Host and K.S. Pregitzer (East Lansing, MI, USA) A model for the structural development of a Scots pine crown based on modular growth S. Kellomaki and O. Kurttio (Joensuu, Finland) Structure and process of Korean pine population in the natural forest J.-Q. Liand N. Zhu (Harbin, People’s Republic of China) Risk and hazard of spruce beetle attack in unmanaged stands on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, under epidemic conditions K.M. Reynolds and J.S. Hard (Fairbanks, AK, USA) The effect of inoculation with either cultured Frankia or crushed nodules on nodulation and growth of A/nus rubra and Alnus glutinosa seedlings in forest nurseries C.T. Wheeler, J.E. Hooker (Glasgow, UK), M.K. Hollingsworth, J.D. McNeill, W.L. Mason (Roslin, UK), A.J. Moffat (Farnham, UK) and L.J. Sheppard (Penicuik, UK) Short Communication Effects of forest management on stand structure and the quantity of fallen dead wood: some British and Polish examples K.J. Kirby, S.D. Webster (Peterborough, UK) and A. Antczak (Bialowieza, Poland ) Corrigendum Announcement 324 VOL. 43 NOS. 3,4 OCTOBER 15th 1991 Special Issue: Forest Biotechnology Preface: Molecular approaches to forest tree biology D.B. Neale and C.S. Kinlaw (Berkeley, CA, USA) Prospects for genetic engineering of insect resistance in forest trees S.H. Strauss, G.T. Howe and B. Goldfarb (Corvallis, OR, USA) Wound-responsive gene expression in poplars H.D. Bradshaw, Jr., T.J. Parsons and M.P. Gordon (Seattle, WA, USA) Molecular and physiological genetics of drought tolerance in forest species R.J. Newton, E.A. Funkhouser, F. Fong (College Station, TX, USA) and C.G. Tauer I a icssebbavencnueennecs MOD Molecular genetics and physiology of alcohol dehydrogenase in woody plants D.E. Harry (Urbana, IL, USA) and T.W. Kimmerer (Lexington, KY, USA) Molecular approaches to gene expression during conifer development and maturation K.W. Hutchinson and M.S. Greenwood (Orono, ME, USA) Structure and regulation of photosynthesis genes in Pinus sylvestris (Scots pine) and Pi- nus contorta (lodgepole pine) P. Gustafsson, S. Jansson, J. Lidholm and A.-K. Lundberg (Umea, Sweden ) Genetic engineering of wood R. Whetten and R. Sederoff (Raleigh, NC, USA) Author Index Subject Index