Forest Ecology and Management 1998: Vol 100 Index

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Forest Ecology
and
Management
Forest Ecology and Management 100 (1998) - —_—— _———
Cumulative Author Index, Vols. 76-100
Abbot, P., J. Lowore and M. Werren Amate R
Models for the estimation of single tree volume in four Modeling
Miombo woodland types 97 (1997) 25 plantations
Aber, J., see Magill, A. et al Amezaga, |
Aber, J., see McNulty, S. et al Monterrey pi
Abril, A., see Aiazzi, M. et al pine shoot beet!
Acenolaza, P., see Grau, H. et al lytidae)
Adams, R., see Fleming, R. et al Aminah, H., J
Adams, M. and T. Angradi Rooting of
Decomposition and nutrient dynamics of hardwood leat
litter in the Fernow Whole-Watershed Acidification Exper
iment 3 (1996) 61
Adams, M., T. Angradi and J. N. Kochenderfer
Stream water and soil solution responses to 5 years of
nitrogen and sulfur additions at the Fernow Experimental Ananth
Forest, West Virginia 95 (1997) 79 Anders
Adams, W., see Aitken, S. et al Andersot
Adjers, G., see Korpelainen, H. et al
Adjers,G. , see Kuusipalo, J. et al Annila, I
Adjers, G., see Tuomela, K. et al Anusarnsuntho
Ahokas, H Appasamy
Acidification of forest top soils in 60 years to the southwest Aranda, |
of Helsinki 94 (1997) 187 Seasonal
Ahrens, G., see Knowe, S. et al ( Fagu
Aiazzi, M., J. Argiiello and A. Abril Quercus py
Nodulated and non-nodulated Prosopis chilensis (Mol) St the Iberiar
seedlings: economy of carbon and nitrogen 89 (1996) 25 Archambault
Aide, T. M. see Zimmerman, J.K Argiello, J
Aide, T.M., J.K. Zimmerman, L. Herrera, M. Rosario and M Arnold, J
Serrano Arnott, J
Forest recovery in abandoned tropical pastures in Puerto Aronson, J
Rico (1995) 77 Aronson, J
Aitken, S., W. Adams, N. Schermann and L. Fuchigami Arturi, M
Family variation for fall cold hardiness in two Washington Arunachalam
populations of coastal Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesi Fine root
var. menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) 80 (1996) 187
Akio, F., see Yanhong, T. et al
Albrektson, A., see Orlander, G. et al Arunachalam, A.. K. Maitl
Alfaro, R., F. He, G. Kiss, J. King and A. Yanchuk The impact of disturban
Resistance of white spruce to white pine weevil: develop microbial bioma rf
ment of a resistance index 81 (1996) 51 India
Alifragis, D. see Papanastasis, V Ashton, M. and B. Larsor
Altman, A., see Ma, H. et al Germination and seedling
Amacher, G., see Hyde, W. et al throbalanus) across openings
Amadalo, B., see Heineman, A. et al southern New England, USA
Amateis, R., see Zhang, S. et al hton, P
Allometric hiy f la id needle area of
Douglas-fir 86 (1996) 193
Beke, N
Belbin, I
sell, | ee Mallik, A. et al
Be A. Kerr, D. McNickle and R. Woollor
Atlegrim curacy of the line intersect method of post-logging sam
y under orientation bi 84 (1996)2 3
ind S. Smitl
Picea abies forest nfl e « restati s] ash, competing veg
Attiwill, P wverwintering mortality of
Attiwill, P urculionidae), the white pine
Attiwill, P 78 (1995) 1
Aust, W
Recovery
Attiwill and P. Whiteman
growth and foliar nutrient
yn eucalypts on high quality
Australi 89 (19962)1 3
tin, M faunal
Avendam 197) 14]
Awang, M
Ba, A ee Sanot ynamics
Baumler, R. and W. Z mixedwood fores
Atmospheric dep
the throughfall
ian Alp
Bailey, S e Hornbeck
Baines, M., see Butterfield dlings inside
Bakarr, M. an 97 (1997)
Mycorrhizal
Leone, West
Baker, M. and M ‘ du l-impa ind « ( |
Short-term chang bird communiti t espon t mantar n 94 j (1997
silvicultural pre
Baldwin Jr., V method
Baldwin, V 996) R7
Ball, J., see
Barbour, R
Simulat
rom Dor
Bare hreaten Swedish
B 9? (1997) 119
Ba
Bz
B
Ba
B
Barros, A.C
pnrroohblleenm s ition in Southeastern Brazil ,
Bartarya, S zraphic information systems
Bartelink, H 98 (1997) 35
Bogh \
Abundance and growth of rattans in Khao Chong National
Park, Thailand 84 (1996)
Bondarev \
ge distribution patterns in open boreal Dahurican la
forests of Central Siberia 93 (1997) 205
Bone, R., M. Lawrence and Z. Magombo Brunet
The effect of a Eucalyptus camaldulensis (Dehn) plantatior Hert
on native woodland recovery on Ulumba Mountain, sout!
ern Malawi 9 (1997) 83
Bongers, F., see Poorter, L. et al
Bonnemann, A., see Muschler, R. et
Borden, J., 5 Bowers, W. et al
Borden, J Maclauchlan, L. et a
Borders, B., see Figueiredo-Filho, A. et al
Borges, J., Angelo C. Oliveira and M. Costa
4 quantitative approach to cork oak forest managemer
17 (1997
Boring, L., see Elliott, K. et al
Boroski, B., R. Barrett, 1. Timossi and J. Kie
Modelling habitat suitability for black-tailed
(Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) in heterogeneou
scapes 88 (1996)
Bouchard, A., see Cogliastro, A. et al
Boucher, D. and M. Mallona
Recovery of the rain forest tree Vochysia ferruginea over
years following Hurricane Joan in Nicaragua: a preliminary
population projection matrix 97) 19
Bousquet J].. see Khasa, P. et al
Bowen, G., see Haselwandter, K. et al
Bowers, W., J. Borden and A. Raske
Incidence and impact of Polyeraphus rufipennis (Cok
optera: Scolytidae)i n Newfoundland 89 (1996)
Boyle, T., see Magnussen, S. et al ygrave
Bradfield, G., see Liang, Q. et : iin, M
Bradshaw, G., see Song, B. et al Growth expectat [ tive t ling regimes anc
Brais, S., C. Camiré, Y. Bergeron and D. Paré prescribed irning j \ generated loblolly
Changes in nutrient availability and forest floor character shortleaf pine stands thror ig 81 (1996)
istics in relation to stand age and forest composition in the uirns, D., see
southern part of the boreal forest of northwestern Quebec amire, ¢
76 (1995) 18 amp
Braithwaite, I see Pausas - ! Pre
Brand, G
Briggs, R., see Simmons, J
Brockway, D. and C. Lewis
Long-term effects of dormant-season prescribed fire
plant community diversity, structure and productivity in a
longleaf pine wiregrass ecosystem }
Brokaw, N., see Whitman, A. et al
Brown, V., see Hammond, D. «
Brown, A., see Grau, H. et al
Brown, M
Benign neglect and active management
forests: a dynamic balance or ecological collapse
Brown, N
dwelling
emical
alypt forests of
85 (1996) 163
hristanty Mailly woody residue ol
Without bamt Q) { 1990 29
the biogeochen
forestry svsten
hristensen M. ar
Biodiversity regenera-
ind of stump
hurin, J., see Garbay 97 (1997) 293
issel, J., see Wallin, D ee Garcia-Gonz
lark, D. and D. Clark unningham R., see Mills
Abundance, growth and mortality large {trees in unningham, R.. Neave
neotropical lowland rain forest 21) ( 1 O0¢ ) 235 daS ilva, J enberg
lark, D., see Clark, D. et al Dai, X
laussen, J Influence conditions in canopy gaps on torest
regeneratior
boreal fores
Dalsgaard, M
Davison, M
Davison, M ve Petty, S
De Boer, W. and R. Kester
Variability of nitrification potent
growth vegetation in primary Scot
De Marco Jr ee Louzada, J
De Windt, N
DeBell, D
DeGraaf, R
Nest predat
northern hardwood
DeGraaf, R
Dean, T
Saldwu
Growth
density
De ins, J
Deans, J
Biomass
semi-decid
Del Pozo
Delaney
Dell, B
Desanker, P., see Song
Desprez Loustau, M. and
Influence of silvicultura
ind < lamage in maritime pine
Dexheimer, J., see Sanor
Dezzotti, A
{ustrocedrus chilensis and Nothofagus do
opment during secondary succe
Patagonia, Argentina
Di Rienzo, J., see Dorado, M. et al
Di-Giovanni, F., P. Kevan and J. Arnold
Lower planetary boundary layer profiles of atmospheric
conifer pollen above a seed orchard in northern Ontari
Canada 83 (1996) 87
Diagne, O., see Ingleby
Dick, J., see Aminah, H. et al
Dick, J., H. Bisset and C. McBeath
Provenance variation in rooting
calothyrsus
Dickinson, A., see Harrison, A. et al
Dickinson, G., see Sun, D. et al
Dickinson, G.R. see Sun, D
Dickmann, D., P. Nguyen and K. Pregitze1
Effects of irrigation and coppicing on above-ground growth
physiology, and fine-root dynamics of two field-grown hy
brid poplar clones 80 (1996) 163 ’ ,
Diekmann, M ring, W. Swank and B. Haine
Ecological behaviour of deciduous hardwood trees in nal changes in plant species diversity and compo
Author index
sition after clearcutting a Southern Appalachian watershed Dynamics of the natural regeneration in the Gama gallery
92 (1997) 67 forest in central Brazil 91 (1997) 235
Elliott, S., see Hardwick, K. et al Felker, P., see Patch, N. et al
lilsworth, D., see Wilmot, T. et al Fenger, M
tmborg, J., see Christensen, M. et al Implementing biodiversity conservation through the British
ngstrom, J., see Johnston, M. et al Columbia Forest Practices Code 85 (1996) 67
nnos, R., see Mandal, A. et al Fenn, M., see Kiefer, J. et al
triksson, H., see Rosén, K. et al Fenn, M., M. Poth and D. Johnson
riksson, H., see Vollbrecht, G. et al Evidence for nitrogen saturation in the San Bernardino
verett, R., see Camp, A. et al Mountains in southern California 82 (1996) 211
verett, R., D. Schellhaas, D. Spurbeck, P. Ohlson, D. Keenum Ferguson, M.A. see Seydack, A.H.W
and T. Anderson Fernandez, I., see Simmons, J. et al
Structure of northern spotted owl nest stands and their Ferrandino, F., see Ward, J. et al
historical conditions on the eastern slope of the Pacific Ferrier, S., see Pressey, R. et al
Northwest Cascades, USA 94 (1997) 1 Fife, D. and E. Nambiar
Ewel, J., see Harrington, R. et al Changes in the canopy and growth of Pinus radiata in
Eyre, M., see Butterfield, J. et al response to nitrogen supply 93 (1997) 137
Eyre, T. and A. Smith Figueiredo-Filho, A., B. Borders and K. Hitch
Floristic and structural habitat preferences of yellow- Taper equations for Pinus taeda plantations in Southern
bellied gliders (Petaurus australis) and selective logging Brazil 83 (1996) 39
impacts in southeast Queensland, Australia 98 (1997) 279 Fimbel, C., see Fimbel, R. et al
Fagg, C., see Ibrahim, A. et al Fimbel, R. and C. Fimbel
Félster, H., see Mackensen, J. et al The role of exotic conifer plantations in rehabilitating
Folster, H., see Spangenberg, A. et al degraded tropical forest lands: A case study from the
Folster, H., see Xu, Y. et al Kibale Forest in Uganda 81 (1996) 215
Faille, A., see Pontailler, J. et al Finér, |
Faith, D., P. Walker, J. Ive and L. Belbin Variation in the amount and quality of litterfall in a Pinus
Integrating conservation and forestry production: exploring sylvestris L. stand growing on a bog 80 (1996) 1
trade-offs between biodiversity and production in regional Fisher, R., see Haggar, J. et al
land-use assessment 85 (1996) 251 Fisher, R., see Powers, J. et al
Fajvan, M. and J. Wood Fleming, R., T. Black and R. Adams
Stand structure and development after gypsy moth defolia- Site preparation effects on Douglas-fir and lodgepole pine
tion in the Appalachian Plateau 89 (1996) 79 water relations following planting in a pinegrass-dominated
Falkengren-Grerup, U., see Brunet, J. et al clearcut 83 (1996) 47
Fang, W. and S. Peng Floyd, M., see Crawford, R. et al
Development of species diversity in the restoration process Flynn, K., see Lockaby, B. et al
of establishing a tropical man-made forest ecosystem in Focardi, S., S. Toso and E. Pecchioli
China 99 (1997) 185 The population modelling of fallow deer and wild boar in a
Farrell, S., see Woodgate, P. et al Mediterranean ecosystem 88 (1996) 7
Faunt, K., see Williams, M. et al Foggo, A
Fearnside, P Patterns of herbivory by the ash bud moth Prays fraxinella
Amazonian deforestation and global warming: carbon implications for the silviculture of ash in Europe
stocks in vegetation replacing Brazil’s Amazon forest 84 (1996) 231
80 (1996) 21 Folk, R., S. Grossnickle, J. Arnott, A. Mitchell and P
Fearnside, P Puttonen
Potential impacts of climatic change on natural forests and Water relations, gas exchange and morphological develop-
forestry in Brazilian Amazonia 78 (1995) 51 ment of fall- and spring-planted yellow cypress stecklings
Fearnside, P 81 (1996) 197
Wood density for estimating forest biomass in Brazilian Ford, W., J. Laerm and K. Barker
Amazonia 90 (1997) 59 Soricid response to forest stand age in southern Ap-
Fearnside, P. and W. Guimaraes palachian cove hardwood communities 91 (1997) 175
Carbon uptake by secondary forests in Brazilian Amazonia Fowler, G., see Chhetri, D. et al
80 (1996) 35 Fowler, G., see Khatry Chhetri, D. et al
Fearnside, P., see Silva-Forsberg, M. et al Fownes, J., see Herbert, D. et al
Felby, C. see Vesterdal, L. et al Fox, G., see McKenney, D. et al
Felfili, J Francis, A., see Gill, R. et al
Juthor index
Franklin, J., see Song, B. et al Gibbons, P. and D. Lindenmayer
Fredericksen, T., see Groninger, J. et al Issues associated with the retention of hollow
Fredericksen, T., R. Hedden and S. Williams within cucalypt forests managed for
Susceptibility of loblolly pine to bark beetle attack fol
lowing simulated wind stress 76 (1995) 95 Gil, L., see Aranda, L. et al
Freer-Smith, P. and D. Read Gill, A. and J. Willia ms
rhe relationship between crown condition and soil solution Fire regimes and biodiversity: the effect fragmentation
chemistry in oak and Sitka spruce in England and Wales if southeastern Australian eucalypt by inisation
79 (1995) 185 ind pine plantations 996) 26
Fridman, J., see Valinger, E. et al
Fries, C., O. Johansson, B. Pettersson and P. Simonsson il son Ku K. Hiscock
Silvicultural models to maintain and restore natural stand langes in r er (Capreolus capreolu yopulation
structures in Swedish boreal forests 94 (1997) 89 ensity i ons forest habitat succ« 8 (1996) 31
Froend, R., see Hancock, C. et al
Fuchigami, L., see Aitken, S. et al
Fung, L., see Ma, H. et al Gilmore, D
Gagnon, D., see Cogliastro, A. et al Alternatiy
Ganapathi, A., see Ravikumar, R. et al
Ganesh, S., see Recher, H. et al
Garbaye, J. and J. Churin
Growth stimulation of young oak plantations inoculated
with the ectomycorrhizal fungus Paxillus involutus with
special reference to summer drought 98 (1997) 219
Garcia-Gonzalez, R., see Herrero, J. et al
Garcia-Serrano, A., see Herrero, J. et al
Garcia, G., see Blanco Jorge, I
Garcia-Gonzalez, R. and P. Cuartas
Trophic utilization of a montane /subalpine forest by cha
mois ( Rupicapra pyrenaica) in the Central Pyrenees
RR (1996) 15 ynzalez
Garin, I., see Herrero, J. e Grazing
Garrett, H. and L. Buck (northwes
Agroforestry practice and policy in the ymnzalez, I
America 91 19 Allelopathic ef é eli lon R.Br phyllodes
Garson, P., see Lurz, P. et al luring their d compositior 17 (1995)§ 3
Garwood, N., see Hardwick, K. et al on Wallace, H. et
Geballe, G., see Song, Y. et al 5 ee Reimoser. }
Geisinger, D., see Walker, R. et al J. Smith and |
Geldenhuys, ¢ Wood production in a
Native forest regeneration in pine and eucalypt plantations Zimbabwe
in Northern Province, South Africa 99 (1997) 101 ourlet-Fleu
Geng, L., see Song, Y. et al ae, B
George, S., see Jose, S. et al
Gerhardt, K
Effects of root competition and canopy openness on sul
vival and growth of tree seedlings in a tropical seasonal dry Aminah
forest 82 (1996) 33 see Deat
Gerson, E. and R. Kelsey see Ofori
Attraction and direct mortality of pandora moths, Col Sharew, H
oradia pandora (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae), by nocturnal fire Montagnini, F. et al
98 (1997) 71 ee Marques, R. et al
Gertner, G., see Kohl, M. et al i., M. Arturi, A. Brown and P. Acefiolaza
Gerwing, J., see Vidal, E. et al Floristic and structural patterns along a chronosequence of
Ghosh, S. andJ . Innes secondary forest succession in Argentinean subtropical
Comparing sampling strategies in forest monitoring pro montane forests 5 (1997) 161
grams 82 (1996) 231 avatt, D rs and J. Barnett
A compilatior own Crulanal
ifter thinning ignificance Of the Hspersal mo
(1997) 3
MOMIC ilT nitv to I p i Tair
Hanchi, A. and M
Stemflow determir
wdlands of Hancock, C., P. Ladd
Biodiversity and
Western Australia
Hanell, B., see Hannerz
omparison relative aibund ind biomass Hang Hau, ¢
eround-dwelling lorest Manage Tree seed pre legraded hillsides in Hong Kong
ment practices 89 (1996) 3] 9 (1997) i1 4
iregoire, T. and Hanley, T
Potential role of i ervidae ecological indicators of
{ tropica forest managem § (1996) 199
Hannerz, M. and B
irimm, | ; pangenberg, A. et al m the flora in Norway spruce forests following
jroninge iker and Fredericksen cl1 earcutting and shelterwood cuttin 90 (1997) 2y 9
Stand characteris i opped loblolly pine and Hansen, M., see Schmidt, T. et
black locust 91 (19972)2 1 Hansson, I
jroot Bruinderink E. Hazebroek Environmental determinar f plant and bird
Wild boar (Su a scrofa L.) rooting and forest regener ancient oak—hazel woodland in Sweden
itiono n podzolic soils in the Netherlands 88 (1996) 7
ee McKenn Harcombe, P iu et al
srossnickle, S., see Folk Harding, S., see Jensen, J. et al
iruber, W., see Herbauts, J Hardter, R., W. Yin Chow and O. Soo Hock
Guimaraes, W ee Fearnside Intensive plantation cropping, a source of sustainable food
Gullison, R Howard, A energy production in the tropical rain
Gunter, D e Messina, M. et southeast Asia
Gustafson, I Hardwick, K., J. Heale N. Garwood
Expanding the scale of forest inagement: allocating tim Anusarnsunthorn
ber harvests in time and space 87 (1996) 27 Understanding and assisting natural regeneration processes
Gutierrez, in degraded seasonal evergreen forests in northern Thai
Hadengganan, S., see Kuusipak land 99 (1997) 203
Hadinec, Jifi, see Prach, K. et Harkonen, S., see Heikkila, R. et al
Hagan, J., see Whitman Harrington, R. and J. Ewel
Hager, T e Pressey, R Invasibility of tree plantations by native and non-indige
Haggar, J., see Powers, J. et al nous plant species in Hawaii 9 (1997) 153
Haggar, J.. K.W ightman and R. Fisher Harrington, T. and J. Tappeiner II
rhe potential of plantations to foster woody regeneration Growth responses of young Douglas-fir and tanoak 11 years
within ¢ ested landscape in lowland Costa Rica after various levels of hardwood removal and understory
99 (1997) 55 suppression in southwestern Oregon, USA 96 (1997) 1
Haigh, M., J. Rawat, M. Rawat, S. Bartaryaand S. Rai Harrington, T., R. Wagner, S. Radosevich and J. Walstad
Interactions between forest and landslide activity along Interspecific competition and herbicide injury influence
new highways in the Kumaun Himalaya 78 (1995) 17 10-year responses of coastal Douglas-fir and associated
Haines, B., see Elliott, K. et al vegetation to release treatments 76 (1995) 55
Hall, D Harris, S., see Ibrahim, A. et al
Biomass energy in industrialised countries—a view of the Harrison, A., see Carreira, J. et al
future 91 (1997)1 7 Harrison, A., P. Stevens, J. Dighton, ¢ Quarmby,
Hall, J., see Ngulube, M Dickinson, H. Jones and D. Howard
Hall, J.B. see Ngulube, M he critical load of nitrogen for Sitka spruce forests on
Hall, M., see Sparks stagnopodsols in Wales: Role of nutrient limitations
Hallett, R., see Magill 76 (1995) 139
Hammond, D., S. Gourlet-Fleury, P. van der Hout, H. ter Hartley, S., see lason,G . et
Steege and V. Brown Harvey, B., see Bergeron, Y
Haselwandter K ar 1G. Bowen
Mycorrhizal relations in tree
rehi bilit itior
Hasenauer Hi
Dimensional relationships
Hasenauer and R. Monserud
4 crown ratio model for Austrian
Hasenauer, H., see Golser, M. et al
Hayes, J See Barbour, R Cc t al
Hazebroek, I Sé Groot Bruinderink (
He, f See Alfaro, R. et al
Healey J.. see Hardwick, K et al
Hedden, R S&C Fredericksen
Hedden, R., see Shelburne, V Hokka, H
Heikkila, R. and S. Harkénen oldaway M
Moose browsing in young Scots pine stands is relation
forest management RR (1996) y
Heineman 4H Otieno E. Mengich and B. Amadalo
Growth and yield of eight agroforestry tree species in linc
plantings in Western Kenya and their effect on maize
yields and soil properties 91 { 1997) 103
Heinsdorf, D See Uebel, f et al
Henexiao. G.. see McMillin J et al
Herbauts J.. J. El Bayad and W Gruber
Influence of logging traffic on the hydromorphic degrada
tion of acid forest soils developed on loessic loam in middle impli
p
Belgium 87 (1996) 193 Horwitz
Herbert, D and J. Fownes Hotane n
Effects of leaf aggregation in a broad-leaf canopy on esti Howard
mates of leaf area index by the ap-fraction method
97 (1997 , 9797
Heroldova M
Dietary overlap of three ungulate sf rvecies Howard ‘A
Biosphere Reserve Simulate
Herrera J
corm predation and seedling production in plied
population of cork oak (Quercus suber L.) Forest
Herrera, L. see Aide, T.M Howard
Herrera,I S€¢ Zimmerman J.K Hu, D
Herrero Garin, \ Garcia-Se rano and R. Garcia Huddle
Gonzalez Effects
Habitat use in a Rupicapra pyrenaica pyrenaica forest popu
lation R8 (1996) 25
Heskjzr, V see Graae, B. et al Huisamen, J rad
Hessburg, P., see Camp, A. et al Huttel, ¢ €e I
Hester, A., F. Mitchell and K. Kirby Hilttermann \
Effects of season and intensity of sheep grazing on tree Hyde, W am ] ty Amacher
regeneration in a British upland woodland SS8 (1996) 99 Applic ation environmental uunting and tthhe new
Heyns, H.E. see Seydack, A.H.W household economics: new techni economic issues with a
Hibbs, D., see Knowe, S. et al common theme in forestry 83 (19961)3 7
Higo, M., see Komiyama, A. et al Hypeén, H eC Talkkari, A. et al
Higo, M., A. Shinohara and S. Kodama lason G \ Duncan S. Hartley and B. Staines
The regeneration behavior of major component species in Feeding behaviour of red deer (Cervus elaphus) on Sitka
the secondary forest dominated by Pinus densiflora and spruce ( Picea sitchensis): the role of carbon-nutrient balance
Quercus serrata in central Japan 76 (1995) 1 RR (1996) 121
10 Author index
Ibrahim, A., C. W. Fagg and S. Harris Johnston, S., see Barbour, R. et al
Seed and seedling variation amongst provenances in Faid- Jones, H., see Harrison, A. et al
herbia albida 97 (1997) 205 Jones, R., see Clawson, R. et al
Iddi, S., see Mugasha, A. et al Jones, R., see Lockaby, B. et al
Inderjit and Mallik, A Jong, C., R. Gill, S. van Wieren and F. Burlton
Effect of phenolic compounds on selected soil properties Diet selection by roe deer Capreolus capreolus in Kielder
92 (1997) 11 Forest in relation to plant cover 79 (1995) 91
Ineson, P., see Robinson, C. et al Jgrgensen, B.B. see Vesterdal, L. et al
Ingerslev, M. Jose, S., A. Gillespie, S.G eorge and B. Kumar
Effects of liming and fertilization on growth, soil chemistry Vegetation responses along edge-to-interior gradients in a
and soil water chemistry in a Norway spruce plantation on high altitude tropical forest in peninsular India
a nutrient-poor soil in Denmark 92 (1997) 55 87 (1996) 51
Ingleby, K., O. Diagne, J. Deans, D. Lindley, M. Neyra and M Judd, T., see Bennett, L. et al
Ducousso Judd, T., L. Bennett, C. Weston, P. Attiwill and P. Whiteman
Distribution of roots, arbuscular mycorrhizal colonisation The response of growth and foliar nutrients to fertilizers in
and spores around fast-growing tree species in Senegal young Eucalyptus globulus (Labill.) plantations in Gipps-
90 (1997) 19 land, southeastern Australia 82 (1996) 87
Innes, J., see Ghosh, S. et al. Jurgensen, M., see Kim, C. et al
Irvine, T., see Keenan, R. et al Jurgensen, M., see Zhou, M. et al
Ive, J., see Faith, D. et al Kablan, R., see Cole, T. et al
Iwatsubo, G., see Mitchell, M. et al Kalinganire, A
Jack, S. and J. Long Performance of Grevillea robusta in plantations and on
Linkages between silviculture and ecology: an analysis of farms under varying environmental conditions in Rwanda
density management diagrams 86 (1996) 205 80 (1996) 279
Jafarsidik, Y., see Kuusipalo, J. et al Kallarackal, J. and C. Somen
Janos, D., see Bakarr, M. et al. An ecophysiological evaluation of the suitability of Euca-
Jardine, D., see Little, B. et al lyptus grandis for planting in the tropics 95 (1997) 53
Jensen, J., S. Harding and H. Roulund Kamitani, T., see Yoshida, T. et al
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