Forest Ecology and Management 1996: Vol 80-89 Index

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Forest Ecology
and
Management
Forest Ecology and Management 89 (1996) 227-237
Cumulative Author Index, Vols. 80—89
Aber, J.D., see Magill, A.H. et al. Arunachalam, A., H.N. Pandey, R.S. Tripathi and K. Maithani
Aber, J.D., see McNulty, S.G. et al. Fine root decomposition and nutrient mineralization patterns
Abril, A., see Aiazzi, M.T. et al. in a subtropical humid forest following tree cutting
Adams, M.B. and T.R. Angradi 86 (1996) 141
Decomposition and nutrient dynamics of hardwood leaf litter Arunachalam, A., K. Maithani, H.N. Pandey and R.S. Tripathi
in the Femow Whole-Watershed Acidification Experiment The impact of disturbance on detrital dynamics and soil
83 (1996) 61 microbial biomass of a Pinus kesiya forest in north-east India
Adams, R.S., see Fleming, R.L. et al. 88 (1996) 273
Adams, W.T., see Aitken, S.N. et al. Ashton, M.S. and B.C. Larson
Adjers, G., see Kuusipalo, J. et al. Germination and seedling growth of Quercus (section Ery-
Adjers, G., see Tuomela, K. et al. throbalanus) across openings in a mixed-deciduous forest of
Aiazzi, M.T., J.A. Argiiello and A. Abril southern New England, USA 80 (1996) 81
Nodulated and non-nodulated Prosopis chilensis (Mol) St. Atlegrim, O. and K. Sjéberg
seedlings: economy of carbon and nitrogen 89 (1996) 25 Effects of clear-cutting and single-tree selection harvests on
Aitken, S.N., W.T. Adams, N. Schermann and L.H. Fuchigami herbivorous insect larvae feeding on bilberry (Vaccinium myr-
Family variation for fall cold hardiness in two Washington tillus) in uneven-aged boreal Picea abies forests
populations of coastal Douglas-fir ( Pseudotsuga menziesii var. 87 (1996) 139
menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) 80 (1996) 187 Atlegrim, O. and K. Sjéberg
Akio, F., see Yanhong, T. et al. Response of bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) to clear-cutting
Albrektson, A., see Orlander, G. et al. and single-tree selection harvests in uneven-aged boreal Picea
Alfaro, R.I., F. He, G. Kiss, J. King and A. Yanchuk abies forests 86 (1996) 39
Resistance of white spruce to white pine weevil: development Attiwill, P.M., see Bennett, L.T. et al.
of a resistance index 81 (1996) 51 Attiwill, P.M., see Judd, T.S. et al.
Amacher, G.S., see Hyde, W.F. et al. Attiwill, P.M., see Weston, C.J. et al.
Amateis, R.L., see Zhang, S. et al. Austin, M.P. and J.A. Meyers
Amezaga, I. Current approaches to modelling the environmental niche of
Monterrey pine (Pinus radiata D. Don) suitability for the pine eucalypts: implication for management of forest biodiversity
shoot beetle (Tomicus piniperda L.) (Coleoptera: Scolytidae) 85 (1996) 95
86 (1996) 73 Avendaio, J., see Ovalle, C. et al.
Ammer, C. Awang, M., see Yanhong, T. et al.
Impact of ungulates on structure and dynamics of natural Bakarr, M.I. and D.P. Janos
regeneration of mixed mountain forests in the Bavarian Alps Mycorrhizal associations of tropical legume trees in Sierra
88 (1996) 43 Leone, West Africa 89 (1996) 89
Angradi, T.R., see Adams, M.B. et al. Baldwin, Jr., V.C., see Dean, T.J. et al.
Annila, E., see Kyté, M. et al. Baldwin Jr., V.C., see Dean, TJ. et al.
Aranda, I., L. Gil and J. Pardos Bare, B.B., see Wimberly, M.C. et al.
Seasonal water relations of three broadleaved species (Fagus Bares, R.D., see Gourlay, I.D. et al.
sylvatica L., Quercus petraea (Mattuschka) Liebl. and Quer- Barreto, P., see Johns, J.S. et al.
cus pyrenaica Willd.) in a mixed stand in the centre of the Barrett, R.H., see Boroski, B.B. et al.
Iberian Peninsula 84 (1996) 219 Bartelink, H.H.
Archambault, L., see Lavallée, R. et al. Allometric relationships on biomass and needle area of Dou-
Argiiello, J.A., see Aiazzi, M.T. et al. glas-fir 86 (1996) 193
Amold, J., see Di-Giovanni, F. et al. Belbin, L., see Faith, D.P. et al.
Amott, J.T., see Folk, R.S. et al. Bell, G., A. Kerr, D. McNickle and R. Woollons
Aronson, J., see Ovalle, C. et al. Accuracy of the line intersect method of post-logging sam-
Aronson, J.-A., see Rosén, K. et al. pling under orientation bias 84 (1996) 23
228 Author Index
Bengtsson, J., see Olsson, B.A. et al. Burkhart, H.E., see Zhang, S. et al.
Bengtsson, J., see Olsson, B.A. et al. Butterfield, R.P.
Bennett, L.T., C.J. Weston, T.S. Judd, P.M. Attiwill and P.H. Early species selection for tropical reforestation: a considera-
Whiteman tion of stability 81 (1996) 161
The effects of fertilizers on early growth and foliar nutrient Cain, M.D.
concentrations of three plantation eucalypts on high quality Growth expectations from alternative thinning regimes and
sites in Gippsland, southeastern Australia 89 (1996) 213 prescribed burning in naturally regenerated loblolly-shortleaf
Bennett, L.T., see Judd, T.S. et al. pine stands through age 20 81 (1996) 227
Berwert-Lopes, R. Carabias, J., see Cervantes, V. et al.
Assessment of tolerable browsing by Eiberle’s method: Limi- Caritat, A., M. Molinas and E. Gutierrez
tations and future prospects 88 (1996) 87 Annual cork-ring width variability of Quercus suber L. in
Binkley, D. relation to temperature and precipitation (Extremadura, south-
Five years of research on pollution and forests in Sweden western Spain) 86 (1996) 113
82 (1996) 250 Castley, J.G. and G.I.H. Kerley
Binkley, D. The paradox of forest conservation in South Africa
What’s new in forest nutrient cycling? 82 (1996) 249 85 (1996) 35
Binkley, D., see Rhoades, C. et al. Catling, P.C., see Cork, S.J. et al.
Bisset, H., see Dick, J.M.P. et al. Cervantes, V., J. Carabias and C. V4zquez-Yanes
Bissonette, J.A., see Sturtevant, B.R. et al. Seed germination of woody legumes from deciduous tropical
Black, T.A., see Fleming, R.L. et al. forest of southem Mexico 82 (1996) 171
Bggh, A. Chamshama, S.A.O., see Mugasha, A.G. et al.
Abundance and growth of rattans in Khao Chong National Chandrashekara, U.M.
Park, Thailand 84 (1996) 71 Ecology of Bambusa arudinacea (Retz.) Willd. growing in
Bongers, F., see Poorter, L. et al. teak plantations of Kerala, India 87 (1996) 149
Borden, J.H., see Bowers, W.W. et al. Chang, S.X., G.F. Weetman and C.M. Preston
Borden, J.H., see Maclauchlan, L.E. et al. Understory competition effect on tree growth and biomass
Borders, B.E., see Figueiredo-Filho, A. et al. allocation on a coastal old-growth forest cutover site in British
Borgtoft Pedersen, H. Columbia 83 (1996) 1
Production and harvest of fibers from Aphandra natalia Chirko, C.P., M.A. Gold, Phu.V. Nguyen and J.P. Jiang
(Palmae) in Ecuador 80 (1996) 155 Influence of direction and distance from trees on wheat yield
Boroski, B.B., R.H. Barrett, I.C. Timossi and J.G. Kie and photosynthetic photon flux density (Q,) in a Paulownia
Modelling habitat suitability for black-tailed deer (Odocoileus and wheat intercropping system 83 (1996) 171
hemionus columbianus) in heterogeneous landscapes Chirko, C.P., M.A. Gold, Phu.V. Nguyen and J.P. Jiang
88 (1996) 157 Influence of orientation on wheat yield and photosynthetic
Bowen, G.D., see Haselwandter, K. et al. photon flux density (Q,) at the tree and crop interface in a
Bowers, W.W., J.H. Borden and A. Raske Paulownia—wheat intercropping system 89 (1996) 149
Incidence and impact of Polygraphus rufipennis (Coleoptera: Christanty, L., D. Mailly and J.P. Kimmins
Scolytidae) in Newfoundland 89 (1996) 173 ** Without bamboo, the land dies’’: Biomass, litterfall, and soil
Briggs, R.D., see Simmons, J.A. et al. organic matter dynamics of a Javanese bamboo talun—kebun
Brown, M.J. system 87 (1996) 75
Benign neglect and active management in Tasmania’s forests: Christensen, M. and J. Emborg
a dynamic balance or ecological collapse? 85 (1996) 279 Biodiversity in natural versus managed forest in Denmark
Brown, N. 85 (1996) 47
A gradient of seedling growth from the centre of a tropical Cissel, J.H., see Wallin, D.O. et al.
rain forest canopy gap 82 (1996) 239 Clark, D.A., see Clark, D.B. et al.
Brown, V.K., see Hammond, D.S. et al. Clark, D.B. and D.A. Clark
Brunet, J., U. Falkengren-Grerup and G. Tyler Abundance, growth and mortality of very large trees in
Herb layer vegetation of south Swedish beech and oak forests neotropical lowland rain forest 80 (1996) 235
—effects of management and soil acidity during one decade Claussen, J.W.
88 (1996) 259 Acclimation abilities of three tropical rainforest seedlings to
Brzeziecki, B., see Kienast, F. et al. an increase in light intensity 80 (1996) 245
Buongiomo, J., see Volin, V.C. et al. Cole, T.G., R.S. Yost, R. Kablan and T. Olsen
Burgman, M.A. Growth potential of twelve Acacia species on acid soils in
Characterisation and delineation of the eucalypt old-growth Hawaii 80 (1996) 175
forest estate in Australia: a review 83 (1996) 149 Colin-Belgrand, M., see Ranger, J. et al.
Author Index 229
Cony, M.A. Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) and Norway spruce ( Picea
Genetic variability in Prosopis flexuosa D.C., a native tree of abies L. Karst.) seedling establishment 88 (1996) 227
the Monte phytogeographic province, Argentina87 (1996) 41 Donahue, J.K. and J. Lopez Upton
Coram, J.E., see Woodgate, P.W. et al. Geographic variation in leaf, cone and seed morphology of
Cork, S.J. and P.C. Catling Pinus greggii in native forests 82 (1996) 145
Modelling distributions of arboreal and ground-dwelling mam- Donahue, J.K., see Dvorak, W.S. et al.
mals in relation to climate, nutrients, plant chemical defences Doran, J.C., see Pinyopusarerk, K. et al.
and vegetation structure in the eucalypt forests of southeastern Downs, M.R., see Magill, A.H. et al.
Australia 85 (1996) 163 Duncan, A.J., see lason, G.R. et al.
Coutinho, L.M., see Pivello, V.R. et al. Dunlap, J.M. and R.F. Stettler
Cregg, B.M., see Zhang, J.W. et al. Genetic variation and productivity of Populus trichocarpa and
Cromack Jnr., K., see Monleon, V_J. et al. its hybrids. IX. Phenology and Melampsora rust incidence of
Cuartas, P., see Garcia-Gonzalez, R. et al. native black cottonwood clones from four river valleys in
Cunningham, R.B., see Mills, D.J. et al. Washington 87 (1996) 233
Cunningham, R.B., see Neave, H.M. et al. Dvorak, W.S., J.E. Kietzka and J.K. Donahue
Dai, X. Three-year survival and growth of provenances of Pinus
Influence of light conditions in canopy gaps on forest regener- greggii in the tropics and subtropics 83 (1996) 123
ation: a new gap light index and its application in a boreal Dvorak, W.S., see Wright, J.A. et al.
forest in east-central Sweden 84 (1996) 187 Dykstra, D.P.
Dean, T.J. and V.C. Baldwin Jr. Landscape forestry 82 (1996) 245
Growth in loblolly pine plantations as a function of stand Eddleman, L.E., see Kramer, S. et al.
density and canopy properties 82 (1996) 49 Egnell, G., see Orlander, G. et al.
Dean, T.J. and V.C. Baldwin, Jr. Ehrlich, P.R.
The relationship between Reineke’s stand-density index and Conservation in temperate forests: what do we need to know
physical stem mechanics 81 (1996) 25 and do? 85 (1996) 9
Deans, J.D., J. Moran and J. Grace El Bayad, J., see Herbauts, J. et al.
Biomass relationships for tree species in regenerating semi-de- Ellsworth, D.S., see Wilmot, T.R. et al.
ciduous tropical moist forest in Cameroon 88 (1996) 215 Emborg, J., see Christensen, M. et al.
De Boer, W. and R.A. Kester Engstrom, J.K., see Johnston, M.H. et al.
Variability of nitrification potentials in patches of undergrowth Eriksson, H.M., see Rosén, K. et al.
vegetation in primary Scots pine stands 86 (1996) 97 Faith, D.P., P.A. Walker, J.R. Ive and L. Belbin
DeGraaf, R.M., see Vander Haegen, W.M. et al. Integrating conservation and forestry production: exploring
De Klerk, M., see Poorter, L. et al. trade-offs between biodiversity and production in regional
Delaney, M.T., see Simmons, J.A. et al. land-use assessment 85 (1996) 251
Del Pozo, A., see Ovalle, C. et al. Fajvan, M.A. and J.M. Wood
Desanker, P. Stand structure and development after gypsy moth defoliation
Modelling forest growth 82 (1996) 247 in the Appalachian Plateau 89 (1996) 79
Dezzotti, A. Falkengren-Grerup, U., see Brunet, J. et al.
Austrocedrus chilensis and Nothofagus dombeyi stand devel- Farrell, S.J., see Woodgate, P.W. et al.
opment during secondary succession, in northwestern Patago- Fearnside, P.M.
nia, Argentina 89 (1996) 125 Amazonian deforestation and global warming: carbon stocks
Di-Giovanni, F., P.G. Kevan and J. Amold in vegetation replacing Brazil’s Amazon forest 80(1996) 21
Lower planetary boundary layer profiles of atmospheric conifer Fearnside, P.M. and W.M. Guimaraes
pollen above a seed orchard in northern Ontario, Canada Carbon uptake by secondary forests in Brazilian Amazonia
83 (1996) 87 80 (1996) 35
Dick, J.M.P., H. Bisset and C. McBeath Fenger, M.
Provenance variation in rooting ability of Calliandra calothyr- Implementing biodiversity conservation through the British
sus 87 (1996) 175 Columbia Forest Practices Code 85 (1996) 67
Dickmann, D.I., P.V. Nguyen and K.S. Pregitzer Fenn, M.E., M.A. Poth and D.W. Johnson
Effects of irrigation and coppicing on above-ground growth, Evidence for nitrogen saturation in the San Bernardino Moun-
physiology, and fine-root dynamics of two field-grown hybrid tains in southern California 82 (1996) 211
poplar clones 80 (1996) 163 Fernandez, I.J., see Simmons, J.A. et al.
Diekmann, M. Ferrandino, F.J., see Ward, J.S. et al.
Ecological behaviour of deciduous hardwood trees in Boreo- Ferrier, S., see Pressey, R.L. et al.
nemoral Sweden in relation to light and soil conditions Figueiredo-Filho, A., B.E. Borders and K.L. Hitch
86 (1996) 1 Taper equations for Pinus taeda plantations in Southern Brazil
Dolling, A.H.U. 83 (1996) 39
Interference of bracken (Pteridium aquilinum L. Kuhn) with Fimbel, C.C., see Fimbel, R.A. et al.
230 Author Index
Fimbel, R.A. and C.C. Fimbel Gillespie, A.R., see Jose, S. et al.
The role of exotic conifer plantations in rehabilitating de- Gilmore, D.W. and R.S. Seymour
graded tropical forest lands: A case study from the Kibale Alternative measures of stem growth efficiency applied to
Forest in Uganda 81 (1996) 215 Abies balsamea from four canopy positions in central Maine,
Finér, L. USA 84 (1996) 209
Variation in the amount and quality of litterfall in a Pinus Goebel, P.C. and D.M. Hix
sylvestris L. stand growing on a bog 80 (1996) 1 Development of mixed-oak forests in southeastern Ohio: a
Fleming, R.L., T.A. Black and R.S. Adams comparison of second-growth and old-growth forests
Site preparation effects on Douglas-fir and lodgepole pine 84(1996) 1
water relations following planting in a pinegrass-dominated Gold, M.A., see Chirko, C.P. et al.
clearcut 83 (1996) 47 Gold, M.A., see Chirko, C.P. et al.
Focardi, S., S. Toso and E. Pecchioli Gonzalez Hernandez, M.P. and Fco.J. Silva-Pando
The population modelling of fallow deer and wild boar in a Grazing effects of ungulates in a Galician oak forest (north-
Mediterranean ecosystem 88 (1996) 7 west Spain) 88 (1996) 65
Foggo, A. Gossow, H., see Reimoser, F. et al.
Patterns of herbivory by the ash bud moth Prays fraxinella: Gourlay, 1.D., J.P. Smith and R.D. Barnes
implications for the silviculture of ash in Europe Wood production in a natural stand of Acacia karroo in
84 (1996) 231 Zimbabwe 88 (1996) 289
Folk, R.S., S.C. Grossnickle, J.T. Amott, A.K. Mitchell and P. Gourlet-Fleury, S., see Hammond, D.S. et al.
Puttonen Grace, J., see Deans, J.D. et al.
Water relations, gas exchange and morphological development Grace, J., see Ofori, D.A. et al.
of fall- and spring-planted yellow cypress stecklings Greatorex-Davies, J.N., see Sparks, T.H. et al.
81 (1996) 197 Greenberg, C.H. and A. McGrane
Folster, H., see Mackensen, J. et al. A comparison of relative abundance and biomass of ground-
Folster, H., see Spangenberg, A. et al. dwelling arthropods under different forest management prac-
Fowler, G.W., see Khatry Chhetri, D.B. et al. tices 89 (1996) 31
Fowler, G.W., see Khatry Chhetri, D.B. et al. Gregoire, T.G. and H.T. Valentine
Francis, A., see Gill, R.M.A. et al. Sampling methods to estimate stem length and surface area of
Froend, R.H., see Hancock, C.N. et al. tropical tree species 83 (1996) 229
Fuchigami, L.H., see Aitken, S.N. et al. Grigal, D.F., see Johnston, M.H. et al.
Ganesh, S., see Recher, H.F. et al. Grimm, U., see Spangenberg, A. et al.
Garcia-Gonzalez, R. and P. Cuartas Groot Bruinderink, G.W.T.A. and E. Hazebroek
Trophic utilization of a montane /subalpine forest by chamois Wild boar (Sus scrofa scrofa L.) rooting and forest regenera-
(Rupicapra pyrenaica) in the Central Pyrenees 88 (1996) 15 tion on podzolic soils in the Netherlands 88 (1996) 71
Garcia-Gonz4lez, R., see Herrero, J. et al. Grossnickle, S.C., see Folk, R.S. et al.
Garcia-Serrano, A., see Herrero, J. et al. Gruber, W., see Herbauts, J. et al.
Garin, I., see Herrero, J. et al. Guimaraes, W.M., see Fearnside, P.M. et al.
George, S.J., see Jose, S. et al. Gullison, R.E., see Howard, A.F. et al.
Gerhardt, K. Gustafson, E.J.
Effects of root competition and canopy openness on survival Expanding the scale of forest management: allocating timber
and growth of tree seedlings in a tropical seasonal dry forest harvests in time and space 87 (1996) 27
82 (1996) 33 Gutierrez, E., see Caritat, A. et al.
Ghosh, S. and J.L. Innes Hager, T.C., see Pressey, R.L. et al.
Comparing sampling strategies in forest monitoring programs Hall, J.B.
82 (1996) 231 Tropical trees 82 (1996) 252
Gibbons, P. and D.B. Lindenmayer Hall, M.L., see Sparks, T.H. et al.
Issues associated with the retention of hollow-bearing trees Hallett, R.A., see Magill, A.H. et al.
within eucalypt forests managed for wood production Hammond, D.S., S. Gourlet-Fleury, P. Van der Hout, H.
83 (1996) 245 Ter Steege and V.K. Brown
Gil, L., see Aranda, I. et al. A compilation of known Guianan timber trees and the signifi-
Gill, A.M. and J.E. Williams cance of their dispersal mode, seed size and taxonomic affinity
Fire regimes and biodiversity: the effects of fragmentation of to tropical rain forest management 83 (1996) 99
southeastern Australian eucalypt forests by urbanisation, agri- Hancock, C.N., P.G. Ladd and R.H. Froend
culture and pine plantations 85 (1996) 261 Biodiversity and management of riparian vegetation in West-
Gill, R.M.A., A.L. Johnson, A. Francis, K. Hiscocks and A.J. em Australia 85 (1996) 239
Peace Hanley, T.A.
Changes in roe deer (Capreolus capreolus L.) population Potential role of deer (Cervidae) as ecological indicators of
density in response to forest habitat succession 88 (1996) 31 forest management 88 (1996) 199
Author Index
Hansen, M.H., see Schmidt, T.L. et al. Hypén, H., see Talkkari, A. et al.
Harkonen, S., see Heikkila, R. et al. Iason, G.R., A.J. Duncan, S.E. Hartley and B.W. Staines
Hartley, S.E., see Iason, G.R. et al. Feeding behaviour of red deer (Cervus elaphus) on Sitka
Haselwandter, K. and G.D. Bowen spruce (Picea sitchensis): the role of carbon-nutrient balance
Mycorrhizal relations in trees for agroforestry and land reha- 88 (1996) 121
bilitation 81 (1996) 1 Iddi, S., see Mugasha, A.G. et al.
Hasenauer, H. and R.A. Monserud Ineson, P., see Robinson, C.H. et al.
A crown ratio model for Austrian forests 84 (1996) 49 Innes, J.L., see Ghosh, S. et al.
Hazebroek, E., see Groot Bruinderink, G.W.T.A. et al. Ive, J.R., see Faith, D.P. et al.
He, F., see Alfaro, R.I. et al. Jack, S.B. and J.N. Long
Hedden, R.L., see Shelbume, V.B. et al. Linkages between silviculture and ecology: an analysis of
Heikkila, R. and S. Harkénen density management diagrams 86 (1996) 205
Moose browsing in young Scots pine stands in relation to Jafarsidik, Y., see Kuusipalo, J. et al.
forest management 88 (1996) 179 Janos, D.P., see Bakarr, M.I. et al.
Hengxiao, G., see McMillin, J.D. et al. Jiang, J.P., see Chirko, C.P. et al.
Herbauts, J., J. El Bayad and W. Gruber Jiang, J.P., see Chirko, C.P. et al.
Influence of logging traffic on the hydromorphic degradation Johansson, S. and K. Tuomela
of acid forest soils developed on loessic loam in middle Growth of 16 provenances of Eucalyptus microtheca in a
Belgium 87 (1996) 193 regularly irrigated plantation in eastern Kenya 82(1996) 11
Heroldova, M. Johns, J.S., P. Barreto and C. Uhl
Dietary overlap of three ungulate species in the Palava Bio- Logging damage during planned and unplanned logging opera-
sphere Reserve 88 (1996) 139 tions in the eastern Amazon 89 (1996) 59
Herrero, J., I. Garin, A. Garcia-Serrano and R. Garcia-Gonzalez Johnson, A.L., see Gill, R.M.A. et al.
Habitat use in a Rupicapra pyrenaica pyrenaica forest popula- Johnson, D.W., see Fenn, M.E. et al.
tion 88 (1996) 25 Johnston, M.H., P.S. Homann, J.K. Engstrom and D.F. Grigal
Hester, A.J., F.J.G. Mitchell and K.J. Kirby Changes in ecosystem carbon storage over 40 years on an
Effects of season and intensity of sheep grazing on tree old-field /forest landscape in east-central Minnesota
regeneration in a British upland woodland 88 (1996) 99 83 (1996) 17
Hibbs, D.E., see Knowe, S.A. et al. Jose, S., A.R. Gillespie, S.J. George and B.M. Kumar
Higo, M., see Komiyama, A. et al. Vegetation responses along edge-to-interior gradients in a high
Hiraoka, M., see Mufiiz-Miret, N. et al. altitude tropical forest in peninsular India 87 (1996) 51
Hiscocks, K., see Gill, R.M.A. et al. Judd, T.S., L.T. Bennett, C.J. Weston, P.M. Attiwill and P.H.
Hitch, K.L., see Figueiredo-Filho, A. et al. Whiteman
Hix, D.M., see Goebel, P.C. et al. The response of growth and foliar nutrients to fertilizers in
Hdlscher, D., see Mackensen, J. et al. young Eucalyptus globulus (Labill.) plantations in Gippsland,
Holsten, E.H., see Reynolds, K.M. et al. southeastern Australia 82 (1996) 87
Homann, P.S., see Johnston, M.H. et al. Judd, T.S., see Bennett, L.T. et al.
Hooper, R.G. Jurgensen, M.F., see Kim, C. et al.
Arthropod biomass in winter and the age of longleaf pines Kablan, R., see Cole, T.G. et al.
82 (1996) 115 Kalinganire, A.
Horwitz, P., see Wardell-Johnson, G. et al. Performance of Grevillea robusta in plantations and on farms
Howard, A.F. and J. Valerio under varying environmental conditions in Rwanda
Financial retums from sustainable forest management and 80 (1996) 279
selected agricultural land-use options in Costa Rica Karjalainen, T.
81 (1996) 35 Dynamics and. potentials of carbon sequestration in managed
Howard, A.F., R.E. Rice and R.E. Gullison stands and wood products in Finland under changing climatic
Simulated financial returns and selected environmental im- conditions 80 (1996) 113
pacts from four alternative silvicultural prescriptions applied Kerley, G.I.H., see Castley, J.G. et al.
in the neotropics: a case study of the Chimanes Forest, Bolivia Kerr, A., see Bell, G. et al.
89 (1996) 43 Kertis, J., see Wallin, D.O. et al.
Huddle, J.A. and S.G. Pallardy Kester, R.A., see De Boer, W. et al.
Effects of long-term annual and periodic buming on tree Kevan, P.G., see Di-Giovanni, F. et al.
survival and growth in a Missouri Ozark oak-hickory forest Khatry Chhetri, D.B. and G.W. Fowler
82 (1996) 1 Estimating diameter at breast height and basal diameter of
Hyde, W.F. and G.S. Amacher trees from stump measurements in Nepal’s lower temperate
Applications of environmental accounting and the new house- broad-leaved forests 81 (1996) 75
hold economics: new technical economic issues with a com- Khatry Chhetri, D.B. and G.W. Fowler
mon theme in forestry 83 (1996) 137 Prediction models for estimating total heights of trees from
232 Author Index
diameter at breast height measurements in Nepal’s lower Kyt6, M., P. Niemela and E. Annila
temperate broad-leaved forests 84 (1996) 177 Vitality and bark beetle resistance of fertilized Norway spruce
Kie, J.G. 84 (1996) 149
The effects of cattle grazing on optimal foraging in mule deer Laarman, J., see Orlande, T. et al.
(Odocoileus hemionus) 88 (1996) 131 Ladd, P.G., see Hancock, C.N. et al.
Kie, J.G., see Boroski, B.B. et al. Larson, B.C., see Ashton, M.S. et al.
Kienast, F., B. Brzeziecki and O. Wildi Lavallée, R., L. Archambault and J. Morissette
Long-term adaptation potential of Central European mountain Influence of drainage and edge vegetation on levels of attack
forests to climate change: a GIS-assisted sensitivity assess- and biological performance of the white pine weevil
ment 80 (1996) 133 82 (1996) 133
Kietzka, J.E., see Dvorak, W.S. et al. Leak, W.B. and M.-L. Smith
Kikula, I.S., see Prins, E. et al. Sixty years of management and natural disturbance in a New
Kim, C., T.L. Sharik and M.F. Jurgensen England forested landscape 81 (1996) 63
Canopy cover effects on mass loss, and nitrogen and phospho- Leakey, R.R.B., see Ofori, D.A. et al.
rus dynamics from decomposing litter in oak and pine stands Leakey, R.R.B., see Shiembo, P.N. et al.
in northem Lower Michigan 80 (1996) 13 Leech, J.W.
Kimmins, J.P., see Christanty, L. et al. Generalised Importance sampling 86 (1996) 221
Kimmins, J.P., see Wang, J.R. et al. Lewis, A., see Woodgate, P.W. et al.
King, J., see Alfaro, R.I. et al. Lindenmayer, D.B., see Gibbons, P. et al.
Kirby, K.J., see Hester, A.J. et al. Lindsay, S.R., G.R. Wood and R.C. Woollons
Kiss, G., see Alfaro, R.I. et al. Stand table modelling through the Weibull distribution and
Klepzig, K.D., E.B. Smalley and K.F. Raffa usage of skewness information 81 (1996) 19
Interactions of ecologically similar saprogenic fungi with Long, J.N., see Jack, S.B. et al.
healthy and abiotically stressed conifers 86 (1996) 163 Long, J.N., see Sturtevant, B.R. et al.
Klinge, R., see Mackensen, J. et al. Long, X., see McMillin, J.D. et al.
Klinka, K., see Wang, G.G. et al. Lopez Upton, J., see Donahue, J.K. et al.
Knowe, S.A. and D.E. Hibbs Lumme, I. and A. Smolander
Stand structure and dynamics of young red alder as affected Effect of nitrogen deposition level on nitrogen uptake and bud
by planting density 82 (1996) 69 burst in Norway spruce (Picea abies Karst.) seedlings and N
Kolb, T.E. uptake by soil microflora 89 (1996) 197
Resource physiology of confers /ecophysiology of coniferous Lunderstadt, J., see Rohde, M. et al.
forests 82 (1996) 253 Lundkvist, H., see Olsson, B.A. et al.
Kolbe, D., see Schroth, G. et al. Lundkvist, H., see Olsson, B.A. et al.
Komiyama, A., T. Santiean, M. Higo, P. Patanaponpaiboon, J. Macdonald, S.E., see Mugasha, A.G. et al.
Kongsangchai and K. Ogino Mackensen, J., D. Hélscher, R. Klinge and H. Folster
Microtopography, soil hardness and survival of mangrove Nutrient transfer to the atmosphere by buming of debris in
(Rhizophora apiculata BL.) seedlings planted in an abandoned eastern Amazonia 86 (1996) 121
tin-mining area 81 (1996) 243 Maclauchlan, L.E. and J.H. Borden
Kongsangchai, J., see Komiyama, A. et al. Spatial dynamics and impacts of Pissodes terminalis (Cole-
Kramer, S., P.M. Miller and L.E. Eddleman optera: Curculionidae) in regenerating stands of lodgepole
Root system morphology and development of seedling and pine 82 (1996) 103
juvenile Juniperus occidentalis 86 (1996) 229 Magill, A.H., M.R. Downs, K.J. Nadelhoffer, R.A. Hallett and
Kuiters, A.T., G.M.J. Mohren and S.E. Van Wieren J.D. Aber
Ungulates in temperate forest ecosystems 88 (1996) 1 Forest ecosystem response to four years of chronic nitrate and
Kuiters, A.T., see Van Hees, A.F.M. et al. sulfate additions at Bear Brooks Watershed, Maine, USA
Kumar, B.M., see Jose, S. et al. 84 (1996) 29
Kuuluvainen, T. and D.G. Sprugel Mailly, D., see Christanty, L. et al.
Examining age- and altitude-related variation in tree architec- Maithani, K., see Arunachalam, A. et al.
ture and needle efficiency in Norway spruce using trend Maithani, K., see Arunachalam, A. et al.
surface analysis 88 (1996) 237 Majer, J.D., see Recher, H.F. et al.
Kuusela, K., see Uuttera, J. et al. Makinen, H.
Kuusipalo, J., Y. Jafarsidik, G. Adjers and K. Tuomela Effect of intertree competition on biomass production of Pinus
Population dynamics of tree seedlings in a mixed dipterocarp sylvestris (L.) half-sib families 86 (1996) 105
rainforest before and after logging and crown liberation Mallik, A.U.
81 (1996) 85 Effect of NPK fertilizations on Kalmia angustifolia: implica-
Kuusipalo, J., see Tuomela, K. et al. tions for forest disturbance and conifer regeneration
Kuusipalo, J., see Tuomela, K. et al. 81 (1996) 135
Author Index
Maltamo, M., see Uuttera, J. et al. Motta, R.
Marin V., A.M., see Wright, J.A. et al. Impact of wild ungulates on forest regeneration and tree
Marks, B., see Wallin, D.O. et al. composition of mountain forests in the Western Italian Alps
Marrs, R.H., see Sparks, T.H. et al. 88 (1996) 93
Martin, P.H. Motta, R. and P. Nola
Will forest preserves protect temperate and boreal biodiversity Fraying damages in the subalpine forest of Paneveggio (Trento,
from climate change? 85 (1996) 335 Italy): a dendroecological approach 88 (1996) 81
Mayle, B.A. Mountford, J.O., see Sparks, T.H. et al.
Progress in predictive management of deer populations in Mugasha, A.G., S.A.O. Chamshama, S. Iddi and L. Nshubemuki
British woodlands 88 (1996) 187 Survival, growth and wood density of Pinus kesiya and Pinus
McBeath, C., see Dick, J.M.P. et al. oocarpa provenances at Kihanga Arboretum, Sao Hill, Tanza-
McGrane, A., see Greenberg, C.H. et al. nia 87 (1996) 1
McKay, H.M., see Nicoll, B.C. et al. Mugasha, A.G., S.E. Macdonald and D.J. Pluth
McMillin, J.D., G. Hengxiao, M.R. Wagner and X. Long Needle litter responses of peatland tamarack and black spruce
Spatial distribution patterns of pine sawflies (Hymenoptera: to fertilization of minerotrophic peatland sites 87 (1996) 257
Diprionidae) in Arizona, US and Sichuan, PR of China Muniz-Miret, N., R. Vamos, M. Hiraoka, F. Montagnini and R.O.
86 (1996) 151 Mendelsohn
McNickle, D., see Bell, G. et al. The economic value of managing the acai palm (Euterpe
McNulty, S.G., J.D. Aber and S.D. Newman oleracea Mart.) in the floodplains of the Amazon estuary,
Nitrogen saturation in a high elevation New England spruce-fir Pard, Brazil 87 (1996) 163
stand 84 (1996) 109 Nabuurs, G.J.
McNulty, S.G., J.M. Vose and W.T. Swank Quantification of herb layer dynamics under tree canopy
Loblolly pine hydrology and productivity across the southern 88 (1996) 143
United States 86 (1996) 241 Nadelhoffer, K.J., see Magill, A.H. et al.
Mendelsohn, R.O., see Muniz-Miret, N. et al. Naoki, K., see Yanhong, T. et al.
Messier, C., see Ricard, J.-P. et al. Neave, H.M., R.B. Cunningham, T.W. Norton and H.A. Nix
Meyers, J.A., see Austin, M.P. et al. Biological inventory for conservation evaluation III. Relation-
Miller, P.M., see Kramer, S. et al. ships between birds, vegetation and environmental attributes in
Mills, D.J., T.W. Norton, H.E. Parnaby, R.B. Cunningham and southern Australia 85 (1996) 197
H.A. Nix Neave, H.M., T.W. Norton and H.A. Nix
Designing surveys for microchiropteran bats in complex forest Biological inventory for conservation evaluation I. Design of a
landscapes—a pilot study from south-east Australia field survey for diurnal, terrestrial birds in southern Australia
85 (1996) 149 85 (1996) 107
Minotta, G. and S. Pinzauti Neave, H.M., T.W. Norton and H.A. Nix
Effects of light and soil fertility on growth, leaf chlorophyll Biological inventory for conservation evaluation II]. Composi-
content and nutrient use efficiency of beech (Fagus sylvatica tion, functional relationships and spatial prediction of bird
L.) seedlings 86 (1996) 61 assemblages in southern Australia 85 (1996) 123
Mitchell, A.K., see Folk, R.S. et al. Newman, S.D., see McNulty, S.G. et al.
Mitchell, F.J.G., see Hester, A.J. et al. Newton, A.C., see Ofori, D.A. et al.
Mohren, G.M.J., see Kuiters, A.T. et al. Newton, A.C., see Shiembo, P.N. et al.
Molinas, M., see Caritat, A. et al. Nguyen, Phu.V., see Chirko, C.P. et al.
Monleon, V.J. and K. Cromack Jnr. Nguyen, Phu.V., see Chirko, C.P. et al.
Long-term effects of prescribed underburning on litter decom- Nguyen, P.V., see Dickmann, D.I. et al.
position and nutrient release in ponderosa pine stands in Nicoll, B.C., D.B. Redfern and H.M. McKay
central Oregon 81 (1996) 143 Autumn frost damage: clonal variation in Sitka spruce
Monserud, R.A. and H. Sterba 80 (1996) 107
A basal area increment model for individual trees growing in Nicolotti, G. and G.C. Varese
even- and uneven-aged forest stands in Austria 80 (1996) 57 Screening of antagonistic fungi against air-bome infection by
Monserud, R.A., A.A. Onuchin and N.M. Tchebakova Heterobasidion annosum on Norway spruce _ 88 (1996) 249
Needle, crown, stem, and root phytomass of Pinus sylvestris Niemela, P., see Kyt6, M. et al.
stands in Russia 82 (1996) 59 Nikles, G., see Tuomela, K. et al.
Monserud, R.A., see Hasenauer, H. et al. Nix, H.A., see Mills, D.J. et al.
Montagnini, F., see Muniz-Miret, N. et al. Nix, H.A., see Neave, H.M. et al.
Moran, J., see Deans, J.D. et al. Nix, H.A., see Neave, H.M. et al.
Morissette, J., see Lavallée, R. et al. Nix, H.A., see Neave, H.M. et al.
Mortimer, J., see Orlande, T. et al. Nola, P., see Motta, R. et al.
234 Author Index
Norgren, O. Peterson, G., see Timoney, K.P. et al.
Growth analysis of Scots pine and lodgepole pine seedlings Petrini, O., see Smith, H. et al.
86 (1996) 15 Piearce, T.G., see Robinson, C.H. et al.
Norton, T.W. Pinyopusarerk, K., J.C. Doran, E.R. Williams and P. Wasuwanich
Conservation of biological diversity in temperate and boreal Variation in growth of Eucalyptus camaldulensis provenances
forest ecosystems 85 (1996) 1 in Thailand 87 (1996) 63
Norton, T.W. Pinzauti, S., see Minotta, G. et al.
Conserving biological diversity in Australia’s temperate euca- Pity, B., see Schroth, G. et al.
lypt forests 85 (1996) 21 Pivello, V.R. and L.M. Coutinho
Norton, T.W., see Mills, D.J. et al. A qualitative successional model to assist in the management
Norton, T.W., see Neave, H.M. et al. of Brazilian cerrados 87 (1996) 127
Norton, T.W., see Neave, H.M. et al. Plumptre, A.J.
Norton, T.W., see Neave, H.M. et al. Changes following 60 years of selective timber harvesting in
Nshubemuki, L., see Mugasha, A.G. et al. the Budongo Forest Reserve, Uganda 89 (1996) 101
Nuryanto, K., see Tuomela, K. et al. Pluth, D.J., see Mugasha, A.G. et al.
Ofori, D.A., A.C. Newton, R.R.B. Leakey and J. Grace Poorter, L., F. Bongers, R.S.A.R. Van Rompaey and M. De Klerk
Vegetative propagation of Milicia excelsa by leafy stem cut- Regeneration of canopy tree species at five sites in West
tings: effects of auxin concentration, leaf area and rooting African moist forest 84 (1996) 61
medium 84 (1996) 39 Poth, M.A., see Fenn, M.E. et al.
Ogino, K., see Komiyama, A. et al. Pregitzer, K.S., see Dickmann, D.I. et al.
Olsen, T., see Cole, T.G. et al. Pressey, R.L., S. Ferrier, T.C. Hager, C.A. Woods, S.L. Tully and
Olsson, B.A., H. Staaf, H. Lundkvist, J. Bengtsson and K. Rosén K.M. Weinman
Carbon and nitrogen in coniferous forest soils after clear-fell- How well protected are the forests of north-eastern New South
ing and harvests of different intensity 82 (1996) 19 Wales? — Analyses of forest environments in relation to
Olsson, B.A., J. Bengtsson and H. Lundkvist formal protection measures, land tenure, and vulnerability to
Effects of different forest harvest intensities on the pools of clearing 85 (1996) 311
exchangeable cations in coniferous forest soils 84 (1996) 135 Preston, C.M., see Chang, S.X. et al.
Onuchin, A.A., see Monserud, R.A. et al. Prins, E. and I.S. Kikula
Orlande, T., J. Laarman and J. Mortimer Deforestation and regrowth phenology in miombo woodland —
Palmito sustainability and economics in Brazil’s Atlantic assessed by Landsat Multispectral Scanner System data
coastal forest 80 (1996) 257 84 (1996) 263
Orlander, G., G. Egnell and A. Albrektson Putman, R.J.
Long-term effects of site preparation on growth in Scots pine Ungulates in temperate forest ecosystems: perspectives and
86 (1996) 27 recommendations for future research 88 (1996) 205
Osorio, L.F., see Wright, J.A. et al. Puttock, G.D., P. Shakotko and J.G. Rasaputra
Otsamo, A., see Tuomela, K. et al. An empirical habitat model for moose, Alces alces, in Algo-
Otto, R.D. nquin Park, Ontario 81 (1996) 169
An evaluation of forest landscape spatial pattern and wildlife Puttonen, P., see Folk, R.S. et al.
community structure 89 (1996) 139 Rab, M.A.
Ovalle, C., J. Avendafio, J. Aronson and A. Del Pozo Soil physical and hydrological properties following logging
Land occupation patterns and vegetation structure in the an- and slash burning in the Eucalyptus regnans forest of south-
thropogenic savannas (espinales) of central Chile eastern Australia 84 (1996) 159
86 (1996) 129 Raffa, K.F., see Klepzig, K.D. et al.
Pallardy, S.G., see Huddle, J.A. et al. Ranger, J. and M. Colin-Belgrand
Pandey, H.N., see Arunachalam, A. et al. Nutrient dynamics of chestnut tree (Castanea sativa Mill.)
Pandey, H.N., see Arunachalam, A. et al. coppice stands 86 (1996) 259
Pardos, J., see Aranda, I. et al. Rasaputra, J.G., see Puttock, G.D. et al.
Parker, G.R., see Ward, J.S. et al. Raske, A., see Bowers, W.W. et al.
Parnaby, H.E., see Mills, D.J. et al. Recher, H.F., J.D. Majer and S. Ganesh
Parrington, J., see Robinson, C.H. et al. Eucalypts, arthropods and birds: on the relation between foliar
Patanaponpaiboon, P., see Komiyama, A. et al. nutrients and species richness 85 (1996) 177
Peace, A.j., see Gill, R.M.A. et al. Redfern, D.B., see Nicoll, B.C. et al.
Pecchioli, E., see Focardi, S. et al. Reimoser, F. and H. Gossow
Peel, B.D., see Woodgate, P.W. et al. Impact of ungulates on forest vegetation and its dependence
Peltola, H. on the silvicultural system 88 (1996) 107
Model computations on wind flow and tuming moment by Reynolds, K.M. and E.H. Holsten
wind for Scots pines along the margins of clear-cut areas Classification of spruce beetle hazard in Lutz and Sitka spruce
83 (1996) 203 stands on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska 84 (1996) 251
Author Index
Rhoades, C. and D. Binkley Smith, J.P., see Gourlay, I.D. et al.
Factors influencing decline in soil pH in Hawaiian Eucalyptus Smith, M.-L., see Leak, W.B. et al.
and Albizia plantations 80 (1996) 47 Smolander, A., see Lumme, I. et al.
Ricard, J.-P. and C. Messier Spangenberg, A., U. Grimm, J.R. Sepeda da Silva and H. Foélster
Abundance, growth and allometry of red raspberry (Rubus Nutrient store and export rates of Eucalyptus urograndis
idaeus L.) along a natural light gradient in a northern hard- plantations in eastem Amazonia (Jari) 80 (1996) 225
wood forest 81 (1996) 153 Sparks, T.H., J.N. Greatorex-Davies, J.O. Mountford, M.L. Hall
Rice, R.E., see Howard, A.F. et al. and R.H. Marrs
Ritman, K.T., see Woodgate, P.W. et al. The effects of shade on the plant communities of rides in
Robinson, A.L., see Timoney, K.P. et al. plantation woodland and implications for butterfly conserva-
Robinson, C.H., P. Ineson, T.G. Piearce and J. Parrington tion 80 (1996) 197
Effects of earthworms on cation and phosphate mobilisation in Spencer Jr., J.S., see Schmidt, T.L. et al.
limed peat soils under Picea sitchensis 86 (1996) 253 Sprugel, D.G., see Kuuluvainen, T. et al.
Rohde, M., R. Waldmann and J. Lunderstadt Staaf, H., see Olsson, B.A. et al.
Induced defence reaction in the phloem of spruce (Picea Staines, B.W., see Iason, G.R. et al.
abies) and larch (Larix decidua) after attack by Ips typogra- Sierba, H., see Monserud, R.A. et al.
phus and Ips cembrae 86 (1996) 51 Stettler, R.F., see Dunlap, J.M. et al.
Rosén, K., J.-A. Aronson and H.M. Eriksson Straw, N.A.
Effects of clear-cutting on streamwater quality in forest catch- The impact of pine looper moth, Bupalus piniaria L. (Lepi-
ments in central Sweden 83 (1996) 237 doptera; Geometridae) on the growth of Scots pine in Tentsmuir
Rosén, K., see Olsson, B.A. et al. Forest, Scotland 87 (1996) 209
Sagala, A.P.S., see Tuomela, K. et al. Sturtevant, B.R., J.A. Bissonette and J.N. Long
Santiean, T., see Komiyama, A. et al. Temporal and spatial dynamics of boreal forest structure in
Schermann, N., see Aitken, S.N. et al. western Newfoundland: silvicultural implications for marten
Schmidt, T.L., J.S. Spencer Jr. and M.H. Hansen habitat management 87 (1996) 13
Old and potential old forest in the Lake States, USA Sundarapandian, S.M. and P.S. Swamy
86 (1996) 81 Fine root biomass distribution and productivity patterns under
Schroth, G., D. Kolbe, B. Pity and W. Zech open and closed canopies of tropical forest ecosystems at
Root system characteristics with agroforestry relevance of nine Kodayar in Western Ghats, South India 86 (1996) 18!
leguminous tree species and a spontaneous fallow in a semi- Sundriyal, R.C. and E. Sharma
deciduous rainforest area of West Africa 84 (1996) 199 Anthropogenic pressure on tree structure and biomass in the
Sepeda da Silva, J.R., see Spangenberg, A. et al. temperate forest of Mamlay watershed in Sikkim
Seymour, R.S., see Gilmore, D.W. et al. 81 (1996) 113
Shakotko, P., see Puttock, G.D. et al. Swamy, P.S., see Sundarapandian, S.M. et al.
Sharik, T.L., see Kim, C. et al. Swank, W.T., see McNulty, S.G. et al.
Sharma, E., see Sundriyal, R.C. et al. Swanson, F.J., see Wallin, D.O. et al.
Shelburne, V.B. and R.L. Hedden Talkkari, A. and H. Hypén
Effect of stem height, dominance class, and site quality on Development and assessment of a gap-type model to predict
sapwood permeability in loblolly pine, (Pinus taeda L.) the effects of climate change on forests based on spatial forest
83 (1996) 163 data 83 (1996) 217
Shiembo, P.N., A.C. Newton and R.R.B. Leakey Tange, T.
Vegetative propagation of /rvingia gabonensis, a West African Seasonal changes in photosynthesis of young Cryptomeria
fruit tree 87 (1996) 185 japonica growing on ridges and foot-slopes § 89(1996) 93
Silva-Pando, Fco.J., see Gonzalez Hernandez, M.P. et al. Tchebakova, N.M., see Monserud, R.A. et al.
Simard, S.W., see Wang, J.R. et al. Teketay, Demel.
Simmons, J.A., I.J. Fernandez, R.D. Briggs and M.T. Delaney Germination ecology of twelve indigenous and eight exotic
Forest floor carbon pools and fluxes along a regional climate multipurpose leguminous species from Ethiopia 80 (1996) 209
gradient in Maine, USA 84 (1996) 81 Temnuhin, V.B.
Singh, G. Preliminary quantitative estimation of wood decomposition by
Effect of site preparation techniques on Prosopis juliflora in fungi in a Russian temperate pine forest 81 (1996) 249
an alkali soil 80 (1996) 267 Ter Steege, H., see Hammond, D.S. et al.
Sjoberg, K., see Atlegrim, O. et al. Tiefenbacher, H.
Sjoberg, K., see Atlegrim, O. et al. Silvicultural planning under conditions of environmental
Slim, P.A., see Van Hees, A.F.M. et al. change: Evaluation of options in a dieback in Austrian oak
Smalley, E.B., see Klepzig, K.D. et al. forests 83 (1996) 133
Smith, H., M.J. Wingfield and O. Petrini Timoney, K.P. and A.L. Robinson
Botryosphaeria dothidea endophytic in Eucalyptus grandis Old-growth white spruce and balsam poplar forests of the
and Eucalyptus nitens in South Africa 89 (1996) 189 Peace River Lowlands, Wood Buffalo National Park, Canada:
development, structure, and diversity 81 (1996) 179
236 Author Index
Timoney, K.P. and G. Peterson Volin, V.C. and J. Buongiorno
Failure of natural regeneration after clearcut logging in Wood Effects of alternative management regimes on forest stand
Buffalo National Park, Canada 87 (1996) 89 structure, species composition, and income: a model for the
Timossi, I.C., see Boroski, B.B. et al. Italian Dolomites 87 (1996) 107
Toso, S., see Focardi, S. et al. Vose, J.M., see McNulty, S.G. et al.
Tripathi, R.S., see Arunachalam, A. et al. Vuokko, R., see Tuomela, K. et al.
Tripathi, R.S., see Arunachalam, A. et al. Wagner, M.LR., see McMillin, J.D. et al.
Tully, S.L., see Pressey, R.L. et al. Waldmann, R., see Rohde, M. et al.
Tuomela, K., A. Otsamo, J. Kuusipalo, R. Vuokko and G. Nikles Walker, P.A., see Faith, D.P. et al.
Effect of provenance variation and singling and pruning on Wallin, D.O., F.J. Swanson, B. Marks, J.H. Cissel and J. Kertis
early growth of Acacia mangium Willd. plantation on Imper- Comparison of managed and pre-settlement landscape dynam-
ata cylindrica (L.) Beauv. dominated grassland 84 (1996) 241 ics in forests of the Pacific Northwest, USA 85 (1996) 291
Tuomela, K., J. Kuusipalo, L. Vesa, K. Nuryanto, A.P.S. Sagala WallisDeVries, M.F.
and G. Adjers Effects of resource distribution patterns on ungulate foraging
Growth of dipterocarp seedlings in artificial gaps: an experi- behaviour: a modelling approach 88 (1996) 167
ment in a logged-over rainforest in South Kalimantan, Indone- Wang, G.G. and K. Klinka
sia 81 (1996) 95 Use of synoptic variables in predicting white spruce site index
Tuomela, K., see Johansson, S. et al. 80 (1996) 95
Tuomela, K., see Kuusipalo, J. et al. Wang, J.R., A.L. Zhong, S.W. Simard and J.P. Kimmins
Turvey, N.D. Aboveground biomass and nutrient accumulation in an age
Growth at age 30 months of Acacia and Eucalyptus species sequence of paper birch (Betula papyrifera) in the Interior
planted in /mperata grasslands in Kalimantan Selatan, Indone- Cedar Hemlock zone, British Columbia 83 (1996) 27
sia 82 (1996) 185 Ward, J.S., G.R. Parker and F.J. Ferrandino
Tyler, G., see Brunet, J. et al. Long-term spatial dynamics in an old-growth deciduous forest
Tyree, M.T., see Wilmot, T.R. et al. 83 (1996) 189
Uhl, C., see Johns, J.S. et al. Wardell-Johnson, G. and P. Horwitz
Uuttera, J., M. Maltamo and K. Kuusela Conserving biodiversity and the recognition of heterogeneity
Impact of forest management history on the state of forests in in ancient landscapes: a case study from south-western Aus-
relation to natural forest succession Comparative study, North tralia 85 (19962)1 9
Karelia, Finland vs. Republic of Karelia, Russian Federation Wasuwanich, P., see Pinyopusarerk, K. et al.
83 (1996) 71 Weetman, G.F., see Chang, S.X. et al.
Valentine, H.T., see Gregoire, T.G. et al. Weinman, K.M., see Pressey, R.L. et al.
Valerio, J., see Howard, A.F. et al. Wells, E.D. and B.L. Williams
Vamos, R., see Mufiiz-Miret, N. et al. Effects of drainage, tilling and PK-fertilization on bulk den-
Vander Haegen, W.M. and R.M. DeGraaf sity, total N, P, K, Ca and Fe and net N-mineralization in two
Predation rates on artificial nests in an industrial forest land- peatland forestry sites in Newfoundland, Canad&4 (1996) 97
scape 86 (1996) 171 Welsh, D.A. and L.A. Venier
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