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Forest Ecoloaqy and Baa Management ELSEVIER Contents of Forest Ecology and Management, Volume 106 VOL. 106, NO. 2 JULY 1998 Preface nkin cology Of natural Oak regeneration to siivicull D.R. Larsen and PS. Johnson (Columbia, MO, USA) Dendroecology and species co-existence in an old-growth Quer M.D. Abrams, C.M. Ruffner (University Park, PA, USA) and ulturai methods of oak regeneration with B. Von Liipke (Gétingen, Germany) Stand structure and regeneration of Quercus mongolica forests in Korea M.H. Suh (Seoul, South Korea) and D.K. Lee (Suwon, South Korea) Development of oaks (Quercus petraea (Matt.) Liebl.) emerged fron L.) stands R. Mosandl and A. Kleinert (Tharandt, Germany) Approaches to modeling natural regeneration in oak-dominated forest R. Rogers (Stevens Point, WI, USA) and P.S. Johnson (Columbia, MO. USA) VOL. 106, NOS. 2-3 Y 1998 Allometric equations for two South American conifers: Test of a non-destructive method D.R. Vann (Philadelphia, PA, USA), P.A. Palmiotto (New Haven, CT, USA) and G. Richard Strimbeck (Burlingt« Spruce budworm (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) field fecundity: new insights into its estima nd us DJ. Robison (Raleigh, NC, USA), L.P. Abrahamson (Syracuse, NY, USA), K.F. Raffa idison, WI, USA) (Syracuse, NY, USA) Understorey light conditions and regeneration with respect to the structural dynamic Denmark J. Emborg (Horsholm, Denmark) The development of forest resources and potential wood yield in Finland under changir A. Talkkari (Hirvas, Finland) Effect of shade on young Aucoumea kiaineana Pierre trees of various provenance under field conditior P. Koumba Zaou, D. Mapaga (Libreville, Gabon) and HJ. Verkaar (Wageningen, Netherlands) Height—age and height—diameter relationships for monocultures and mixtures of eastern cottonwood clones S.A. Knowe (Corvallis, OR, USA), G.S. Foster (Huntsville, AL, USA), RJ. Rousseau (Wickliffe, KY, USA) and W.L. Nanc (Gulfport, MS, USA). Gap-phase regeneration in longleaf pine wiregrass ecosystems D.G. Brockway (Albuquerque, NM, USA) and K.W. Outcalt (Athens, GA, USA) pplication of the process-based model BIOMASS to Eucalyptus globulus subsp. globulus plantations on ex-farmland i western Australia. |. Water use by trees and assessing risk of losses due to drought F.J. Hingston, J.H. Galbraith and G.M. Dimmock (Wembley, Australia) Application of the process-based model BIOMASS to Eucalyptus globulus ssp. glol mulus plantations on ex-farmland in western Australia. Il. Stemwood production and seasonal growth F.J. Hingston and J.H. Galbraith (Wembley, Australia). Survival, growth, and allometry of planted Larix occidentalis seedlings in relation to light availability H.Y.H. Chen and K. Klinka (Vancouver, BC, Canada) . vla sriscoe (Turrialba, Costa Rica) andd RR .P.I in pinet o estaD P.M.S. Ashtor 1 (New Ha nd tormo f Douglas-fir adjacent to pet Imaandn M. G. Schmidt (Burt aby, BC, Canad: anc 1 area-relationships in Danish beech on (Ronde, Denmark), G. De Blust (Cumbria, UK),O . Honnay, M. Hermy (Leuven Modellit the spread of Heteroba r inn osun T. Moykkynen, J. Miina, T. Pukkala Joenst outhern Austral H.M. Neav ’ Austra Below- and above round growth of Eu Misra (Hobart Australia and A.V. LaSala (Hobart ind above-ground R.K. Misra (Hobart, Ta Austra omer (Hobart Australia), A.V. LaSala (Hobart, Ta istralia) and 5 urd (Hobart Tas Short communication SO ITCE ort empora ratio F. I AP1 OCTIhCe l le, E. I isquet (Saint Contents of Forest Ecology and Management, Volume 106