Forest Ecology and Management 1994: Vol 67 Index

6 Pages·1994·2.2 MB·English

Forest Ecology
and
Management
Forest Ecology and Management 67 (1994) 366-367
Author Index
Ades, P.K., see Burgman, M.A. et al. growth and development of young even-aged northern
Arp, P.A., see Meng, F.R. et al. ESSere aE acn e 39
Baccala, N., see Rosso, P.H. et al. Hopey, M.E., see Petranka, J.W. et al.
Bale, C.L. and Charley, J.L. Incoll, W., see Burgman, M.A. et al.
The impact of aspect on forest floor characteristics in some Jactel, H., Menassieu, P. and Raise, G.
a isa iad icsenaeembananadibiinie 305 Infestation dynamics of Dioryctria sylvestrella (Ratz.)
Belvedere, M., see Lindenmayer, D.B. et al. (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in pruned maritime pine (Pi-
Boyd, M.T., see Wojtusik, T. et al. BES ee a a 11
Brannon, M.P., see Petranka, J.W. et al. Jiang, Z., Gao, L., Fang, Y. and Sun, X.
Burgman, M.A., Incoll,W., Ades, P.K., Ferguson, I., Analysis of Paulownia-intercropping types and their ben-
Fletcher, T.D. and Wohlers, A. efits in Woyang County of Anhui Province............... 329
Mortality models for mountain and alpine ash......... 319 Johnson, A.S., see Ford, W.M. et al.
Campbell, B.M., see King, J.A. et al. Kartawinata, K., see Cannon, C.H. et al.
Cannon, C.H., Peart, D.R., Leighton, M. and Kartawinata, K. King, J.A. and Campbell, B.M.
The structure of lowland rainforest after selective logging Soil organic matter relations in five land cover types in
in West Kalimantan, Indonesia.....................:seeeeeeeeee 49 the miombo region (Zimbabwe) .................csseeeee 225
Charley, J.L., see Bale, C.L. et al. Knowe, S.A.
Cole, W.G. and Lorimer, C.G. Incorporating the effects of interspecific competition and
Predicting tree growth from crown variables in managed vegetation management treatments in stand table projec-
northern hardwood stands ................scsseseeeseseseeeeeseeees 159 tion models for Douglas-fir saplings..................::000 87
Cornelius, J. Knowe, S.A.
The effectiveness of plus-tree selection for yield....... 23 Effect of competition control treatments on height-age and
Cunningham, R.B., see Lindenmayer, D.B. et al. height—diameter relationships in young Douglas-fir
Davey, C.B., see Szott, L.T. et al. SESeal. SOMEE RB ea CAEP NDee s a ae 101
Donnelly, C.F., see Lindenmayer, D.B. et al. Lapeyrie, F., see Yazid, S.M. et al.
Duff, A.B., Meyer, J.M., Pollock, C. and Felker, P. Lee, S.S., see Yazid, S.M. et al.
Biomass production and diameter growth of nine half-sib Leighton, M., see Cannon, C.H. et al.
families of mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. glandu- Liang, Q., see Ying, C.C. et al.
losa) and a fast growing Prosopis alba half-sib family Lindenmayer, D.B., Cunningham, R.B., Donnelly, C.F.,
ESL ELS EA Te 257 Triggs, B.E. and Belvedere, M.
Fang, Y., see Jiang, Z. et al. Factors influencing the occurrence of mammals in re-
Felker, P., see Duff, A.B. et al. tained linear strips (wildlife corridors) and contiguous
Felker, P., see Wojtusik, T. et al. stands of montane ash forest in the Central Highlands of
Ferguson, I., see Burgman, M.A. et al. Victoria, southeastern Australia...............:ccccccceeeeeees 113
Fletcher, T.D., see Burgman, M.A. et al. Lorimer, C.G., see Cole, W.G. et al.
Fontenla, S., see Rosso, P.H. et al. Lundqvist, L., see Valinger, E. et al.
Ford, W.M., Johnson, A.S. and Hale, P.E. Lyytikdinen, P.
Nutritional quality of deer browse in southern Appala- The success of pine sawflies in relation to 3-carene and
chian clearcuts and mature forests ...............:::ccceee000 149 nutrient content of Scots pine foliage.....................0 1
Gao, L., see Jiang, Z. et al. Magnusson, T.
Hale, P.E., see Ford, W.M. et al. Studies of the soil atmosphere and related physical char-
Havrylenko, M., see Rosso, P.H. et al. acteristics in peat forest SOIIS .............ccccccccscesseeeeeeeeees 203
Heitzman, E. and Nyland, R.D. Menassieu, P., see Jactel, H. et al.
Influences of pin cherry (Prunus pensylvanica L. f.) on Meng, F.R. and Arp, P.A.
Modelling photosynthetic responses of a spruce canopy to Sundberg, B., see Valinger, E. et al.
SO, exposure Szott, L.T., Palm, C.A. and Davey, C.B.
Messina, M.G.., see Valigura, R.A. et al. Biomass and litter accumulation under managed and nat-
Meyer, J.M., see Duff, A.B. et al. ural tropical fallows
Nyland, R.D., see Heitzman, E. et al. Triggs, B.E., see Lindenmayer, D.B. et al.
Okeke, A.I. and Omaliko, C.P.E. Valigura, R.A. and Messina, M.G.
Litterfall and seasonal patterns of nutrient accumulation Evaluation of potential evaporation as a means to infer
in Dactyladenia barteria (Hook f ex. Oliv.) Engl. bush loblolly pine seedling physiological response to a given
fallow at Ozala, Nigeria EES PSR RS IN area ae ee 241
Omaliko, C.P.E., see Okeke, A.I. et al. Valinger, E., Lundqvist, L. and Sundberg, B.
Palik, B.J. and Pregitzer, K.S. Mechanical stress during dormancy stimulates stem
White pine seed-tree legacies in an aspen landscape: influ- growth of Scots pine seedlings
ences on post-disturbance white pine population Wang, Y. and Payandeh, B.
structure A bi-segmental curve fitting approach to improve the ac-
Palm, C.A., see Szott, L.T. et al. curacy of site index equations
Payandeh, B., see Wang, Y. et al. Wohlers, A., see Burgman, M.A. et al.
Peart, D.R., see Cannon, C.H. et al. Wojtusik, T., Boyd, M.T. and Felker, P.
Petranka, J.W., Brannon, M.P., Hopey, M.E. and Smith, C.K. Effect of different media on vegetative propagation of
Effects of timber harvesting on low elevation populations Prosopis juliflora cuttings under solar-powered mist. 267
of southern Appalachian salamanders Yazid, S.M., Lee, S.S. and Lapeyrie, F.
Pollock, C., see Duff, A.B. et al. Growth stimulation of Hopea spp. (Dipterocarpaceae )
Pregitzer, K.S., see Palik, B.J. et al. seedlings following ectomycorrhizal inoculation with an
Raise, G., see Jactel, H. et al. exotic strain of Pisolithus tinctorius
Ying, C.C. and Liang, Q.
Rosso, P.H., Baccala, N., Havrylenko, M. and Fontenla, S.
Geographic pattern of adaptive variation of lodgepole pine
Spatial pattern of Austrocedrus chilensis wilting and the
(Pinus contorta Dougl.) within the species’ coastal range:
scope of autocorrelation analysis in natural forests .. 273
field performance at age 20 years
Smith, C.K., see Petranka, J.W. et al.
Sun, X., see Jiang, Z. et al.
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Subject Index
Acer saccharum Bush fallow
Predicting tree growth from crown variables in managed Litterfall and seasonal patterns of nutrient accumulation
northern hardwood stand..................cccccssssssssssseeeeeees 159 in Dactyladenia barteria (Hook f ex. Oliv.) Engl. bush
Air pollution IID, WORIIIIUED nantsacescisdatecsdntnienssssvecsdeccncbennes 345
Modelling photosynthetic responses of a spruce canopy to Canopy structure
A 8 i 2c ss cialp eddadduuvebnetneniocndires 69 The structure of lowland rainforest after selective logging
Algebraic difference equation in West Kalimantan, Indonesia...................c0sseeeeeeeees 49
Effect of competition control treatments on height—age and Carbon dioxide
height—diameter relationships in young Douglas-fir Studies of the soil atmosphere and related physical char-
RIE Re 50 US Let AE osR L ee Peer 101 acteristics in peat forest SOIIS.................cceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 203
Alpine ash Clearcutting
Mortality models for mountain and alpine ash......... 319 Effects of timber harvesting on low elevation populations
Aspect of southern Appalachian salamandet........................ 135
The impact of aspect on forest floor characteristics in some Nutritional quality of deer browse in southern Appala-
Castern Australian Sites.............ccccccccsccssoccsscoscccccccccess 305 chian clearcuts and mature forests .....................0000008 149
Austrocedrus chilensis Cline
Spatial pattern of Austrocedrus chilensis wilting and the Geographic pattern of adaptive variation of lodgepole pine
scope of autocorrelation analysis in natural forests .. 273 (Pinus contorta Dougl.) within the species’ coastal range:
Autocorrelation analysis field performance at age 20 yeafs ..............::ccceeeeeeeees 281
Spatial pattern of Austrocedrus chilensis wilting and the Clone
scope of autocorrelation analysis in natural forests .. 273 The success of pine sawflies in relation to 3-carene and
Bending nutrient content of Scots pine foliage....................00- l
Mechanical stress during dormancy stimulates stem Combination equation
growth of Scots pine seedlingS .................:ccceseeeeeeeeeees 299 Evaluation of potential evaporation as a means to infer
Biodiversity loblolly pine seedling physiological response to a given
Effects of timber harvesting on low elevation populations TA RE 241
of southern Appalachian salamanders....................... 135 Competition
Biomass The effectiveness of plus-tree selection for yield....... 23
Biomass and litter accumulation under managed and nat- Competition index
a a cae istel adnanedl 177 Predicting tree growth from crown variables in managed
Biomass production northern hardwood stands...............:ssseseseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 159
Biomass production and diameter growth of nine half-sib Conservation
families of mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. glandu- The structure of lowland rainforest after selective logging
losa) and a fast growing Prosopis alba half-sib family in West Kalimantan, Indomnesia.................scccccsseseeeees 49
EESTSATI ee CO AT 257 Constrained nonlinear model
Bi-segmental curve fitting A bi-segmental curve fitting approach to improve the ac-
A bi-segmental curve fitting approach to improve the ac- curacy of site index equations ...............:cccccceeeeeeeseeees 35
curacy Of site index equations ..............:csececcceeeeeeeeeees 35 Cox regression
Boreal forest Mortality models for mountain and alpine ash......... 319
Studies of the soil atmosphere and related physical char- Crown competition
acteristics in peat forest SOIIS ............ccccccccceceseeeeeseeeees 203 Predicting tree growth from crown variables in managed
Brachystegia northern hardwood stands................cccceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 159
Soil organic matter relations in five land cover types in Cuttings
the miombo region (Zimbabwe) .............ccccccceeeeeeees Effect of different media on vegetative propagation of
369
Prosopis juliflora cuttings under solar-powered mist. 267 Factors influencing the occurrence of mammals in re-
Dactyladenia barteria tained linear strips (wildlife corridors) and contiguous
Litterfall and seasonal patterns of nutrient accumulation stands of montane ash forest in the Central Highlands of
in Dactyladenia barteria (Hook f ex. Oliv.) Engl. bush Victoria, southeastern Australia
fallow at Ozala, Nigeria Forest mammal conservation
Deer browse Factors influencing the occurrence of mammals in re-
Nutritional quality of deer browse in southern Appala- tained linear strips (wildlife corridors) and contiguous
chian clearcuts and mature forests stands of montane ash forest in the Central Highlands of
Development Victoria, southeastern Australia
Influences of pin cherry (Prunus pensylvanica L. f.) on Forest recovery
growth and development of young even-aged northern White pine seed-tree legacies in an aspen landscape: influ-
hardwoods ences on post-disturbance white pine population
Diameter growth structure
Biomass production and diameter growth of nine half-sib Fraxinus americana
families of mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. glandu- Predicting tree growth from crown variables in managed
losa) and a fast growing Prosopis alba half-sib family northern hardwood stands
grown in Texas Genetic gain
Diameter growth projection The effectiveness of plus-tree selection for yield
Incorporating the effects of interspecific competition and Geographic variation
vegetation management treatments in stand table projec- Geographic pattern of adaptive variation of lodgepole pine
tion models for Douglas-fir saplings (Pinus contorta Dougl.) within the species’ coastal range:
Dioryctria sylvestrella field performance at age 20 years
Infestation dynamics of Dioryctria sylvestrella (Ratz. ) Growth
(Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in pruned maritime pine (Pi- Influences of pin cherry (Prunus pensylvanica L. f.) on
I is Beatea icctinciitenevinevecctinieamiinpiiaitineniiins 1] growth and development of young even-aged northern
Diprionidae hardwoods
The success of pine sawflies in relation to 3-carene and Hardwood regeneration
nutrient content of Scots pine foliage Influences of pin cherry (Prunus pensylvanica L. f.) on
Dipterocarpaceae growth and development of young even-aged northern
Growth stimulation of Hopea spp. (Dipterocarpaceae) hardwoods
seedlings following ectomycorrhizal inoculation with an Height growth pattern
exotic strain of Pisolithus tinctorius A bi-segmental curve fitting approach to improve the ac-
Douglas-fir curacy of site index equations 35
Incorporating the effects of interspecific competition and Effect of competition control treatments on height—age and
vegetation management treatments in stand table projec- height-diameter relationships in young Douglas-fir
tion models for Douglas-fir saplings plantations
Ecological benefit Heterogeneity
Analysis of Paulownia-intercropping types and their ben- The structure of lowland rainforest after selective logging
efits in Woyang County of Anhui Province in West Kalimantan, Indonesia
Economic profit Hopea
Analysis of Paulownia-intercropping types and their ben- Growth stimulation of Hopea spp. (Dipterocarpaceae)
efits in Woyang County of Anhui Province seedlings following ectomycorrhizal inoculation with an
Ectomycorrhiza exotic strain of Pisolithus tinctorius
Growth stimulation of Hopea spp. (Dipterocarpaceae ) Humid tropics
seedlings following ectomycorrhizal inoculation with an Biomass and litter accumulation under managed and nat-
exotic strain of Pisolithus tinctorius ural tropical fallows
Eucalyptus Infestation dynamics
Soil organic matter relations in five land cover types in Infestation dynamics of Dioryctria sylvestrella (Ratz.)
the miombo region (Zimbabwe ) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in pruned maritime pine (Pi-
Mortality models for mountain and alpine ash I FI Picniniitnsiccktdstsscsacvscesnighisiseasveasinnaadinn 11
Fitting accuracy Intercropping
A bi-segmental curve fitting approach to improve the ac- Analysis of Paulownia-intercropping types and their ben-
curacy of site index equations efits in Woyang County of Anhui Province
Forest floor Interspecific competition
The impact of aspect on forest floor characteristics in some Incorporating the effects of interspecific competition and
eastern Australian sites vegetation management treatments in stand table projec-
Forest fragmentation tion models for Douglas-fir saplings
370
Effect of competition control treatments on height-age and The success of pine sawflies in relation to 3-carene and
height—diameter relationships in young Douglas-fir nutrient content of Scots pine foliage.....................0 l
ind nda sg eddbinhaninnnaaliainidlaiianesiichdeivwntiniies 101 Nutrient accumulation
Landscape management Litterfall and seasonal patterns of nutrient accumulation
Effects of timber harvesting on low elevation populations in Dactyladenia barteria (Hook f ex. Oliv.) Engl. bush
of southern Appalachian salamandet.....................+++ 135 BI i nicscscrscthseccoscatschasseninsnetubansiiie 345
Litter Nutritional quality
Soil organic matter relations in five land cover types in Nutritional quality of deer browse in southern Appala-
the miombo region (Zimbabwe) ..................cccceeeeee 225 chian clearcuts and mature forests ..................seeeeee0e+ 149
Litterfall Optimization
Litterfall and seasonal patterns of nutrient accumulation Modelling photosynthetic responses of a spruce canopy to
in Dactyladenia barteria (Hook f ex. Oliv.) Engl. bush I i eaiemnasbocsiibediiel 69
fallow at Ozala, Nigeria .............cccccccccccsssccsssssssssevseees 345 Organic matter
Local adaptation Soil organic matter relations in five land cover types in
Geographic pattern of adaptive variation of lodgepole pine the miombo region (Zimbabwe) ...................ceeeeee000 225
(Pinus contorta Dougl. ) within the species’ coastal range: Oxygen
field performance at age 20 yeafr ................sseeeeeeeeeees 281 Studies of the soil atmosphere and related physical char-
acteristics in peat forest SOIIS ...............::cceeceeeeeeeeeeeeees 203
Lodgepole pine
Geographic pattern of adaptive variation of lodgepole pine Paulownia
Analysis of Paulownia-intercropping types and their ben-
(Pinus contorta Dougl.) within the species’ coastal range:
efits in Woyang County of Anhui Province............... 329
field performance at age 20 yea¥S ................scsseeceeeeees 281
Peat soil
Logging impact
Studies of the soil atmosphere and related physical char-
Factors influencing the occurrence of mammals in re-
acteristics in peat forest SOLIS .............:cccceeceeeeeeseseeeeees 203
tained linear strips (wildlife corridors) and contiguous
Phenotypic selection
stands of montane ash forest in the Central Highlands of
The effectiveness of plus-tree selection for yield....... 23
Victoria, southeastern Australia................cccccceeeeeeeees 113
Phosphorus
Maize
Growth stimulation of Hopea spp. (Dipterocarpaceae )
Soil organic matter relations in five land cover types in
seedlings following ectomycorrhizal inoculation with an
the miombo region (Zimbabwe) ...................ceeeee0000 225
exotic strain Of Pisolithus tinCtOrius.........cccceccceeeeeeees 339
Managed fallows
Pin cherry
Biomass and litter accumulation under managed and nat-
Influences of pin cherry (Prunus pensylvanica L. f.) on
LL LAT EET LA ROR 177
growth and development of young even-aged northern
Management
EET A aR Soe Le ON Pe 39
The structure of lowland rainforest after selective logging
Pinus
in West Kalimantan, Indonesia..................cccceeeeeeeeees 49
The success of pine sawflies in relation to 3-carene and
Mature forests
nutrient content of Scots pine foliage...................04 l
Nutritional quality of deer browse in southern Appala-
White pine seed-tree legacies in an aspen landscape: influ-
chian clearcuts and mature forests ................ccceceeeeees 149
ences on post-disturbance white pine population
Mechanized logging
III lcisicebickconnebeinesntdiinansndienoessabenseiesianeianetianlien, 191
The structure of lowland rainforest after selective logging
Geographic pattern of adaptive variation of lodgepole pine
in West Kalimantan, Indonesia..................ccceeeeeeeeeees 49
(Pinus contorta Dougl.) within the species’ coastal range:
Mesquite
field performance at age 20 yeafS ............:ccccseceeeeeeees 281
Biomass production and diameter growth of nine half-sib
Pinus pinaster
families of mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. glandu-
Infestation dynamics of Dioryctria sylvestrella (Ratz. )
losa) and a fast growing Prosopis alba half-sib family (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in pruned maritime pine (Pi-
EE CRATE ERNE Rion Sees, Te ED OT 257 a aiasieueeibeiaiie 11
Methane Pinus sylvestris
Studies of the soil atmosphere and related physical char- Mechanical stress during dormancy stimulates stem
acteristics in peat forest SOIIS ...............ccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeees 203 growth of Scots pine seedlings .................:ccceeeeeeeeeeeees 299
Mortality Pisolithus
Spatial pattern of Austrocedrus chilensis wilting and the Growth stimulation of Hopea spp. (Dipterocarpaceae)
scope of autocorrelation analysis in natural forests .. 273 seedlings following ectomycorrhizal inoculation with an
Mortality models for mountain and alpine ash......... 319 exotic strain Of Pisolithus tinCtOrius.......cccccccccceeeeeeeees 339
Mountain ash Plethodontidae
Mortality models for mountain and alpine ash......... 319 Effects of timber harvesting on low elevation populations
Needle chemistry of southern Appalachian salamandets...................+++ 135
oeceeee e e ee
371
Populus Effect of different media on vegetative propagation of
White pine seed-tree legacies in an aspen landscape: influ- Prosopis juliflora cuttings under solar-powered mist. 267
ences on post-disturbance white pine population Spatial pattern
structure Spatial pattern of Austrocedrus chilensis wilting and the
Propagation scope of autocorrelation analysis in natural forests .. 273
Effect of different media on vegetative propagation of Specificity
Prosopis juliflora cuttings under solar-powered mist. 267 Growth stimulation of Hopea spp. (Dipterocarpaceae)
Prosopis seedlings following ectomycorrhizal inoculation with an
Biomass production and diameter growth of nine half-sib exotic strain of Pisolithus tinctorius
families of mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. glandu- Stands
losa) and a fast growing Prosopis alba half-sib family Mortality models for mountain and alpine ash
grown in Texas Stomatal conductance
Effect of different media on vegetative propagation of Modelling photosynthetic responses of a spruce canopy to
Prosopis juliflora cuttings under solar-powered mist. 267 SO, exposure
Pruning Succession
Infestation dynamics of Dioryctria sylvestrella (Ratz. ) White pine seed-tree legacies in an aspen landscape: influ-
(Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in pruned maritime pine (Pi- ences on post-disturbance white pine population
nus pinaster Ait.) structure
Prunus pensylvanica Sum of squared error
Influences of pin cherry (Prunus pensylvanica L. f.) on A bi-segmental curve fitting approach to improve the ac-
growth and development of young even-aged northern curacy of site index equations
hardwoods Tilia americana
Pseudotsuga menziesii Predicting tree growth from crown variables in managed
Incorporating the effects of interspecific competition and northern hardwood stands
vegetation management treatments in stand table projec- Tracheid width
tion models for Douglas-fir saplings Mechanical stress during dormancy stimulates stem
Regeneration growth of Scots pine seedlings
Evaluation of potential evaporation as a means to infer Transfer distance
loblolly pine seedling physiological response to a given The success of pine sawflies in relation to 3-carene and
microclimate nutrient content of Scots pine foliage
Relative diameter Tropical secondary forest
Effect of competition control treatments on height—age and Biomass and litter accumulation under managed and nat-
height—diameter relationships in young Douglas-fir ural tropical fallows
plantations Uneven-aged management
Residual stand Predicting tree growth from crown variables in managed
The structure of lowland rainforest after selective logging northern hardwood stands
in West Kalimantan, Indonesia Vegetation management
Shelterwood Incorporating the effects of interspecific competition and
Evaluation of potential evaporation as a means to infer vegetation management treatments in stand table projec-
loblolly pine seedling physiological response to a given tion models for Douglas-fir saplings
microclimate Vegetative propagation
Simulation Effect of different media on vegetative propagation of
Modelling photosynthetic responses of a spruce canopy to Prosopis juliflora cuttings under solar-powered mist. 267
SO, exposure Water use efficiency
Slope aspect Modelling photosynthetic responses of a spruce canopy to
The impact of aspect on forest floor characteristics in some SO, exposure
eastern Australian sites Wildlife corridor
Soil Factors influencing the occurrence of mammals in re-
The impact of aspect on forest floor characteristics in some tained linear strips (wildlife corridors) and contiguous
eastern Australian sites stands of montane ash forest in the Central Highlands of
Soil frost Victoria, southeastern Australia
Studies of the soil atmosphere and related physical char- Xylem growth
acteristics in peat forest soils Mechanical stress during dormancy stimulates stem
Solar-powered mist growth of Scots pine seedlings