Forest Ecology and Management 1998: Vol 110 Table of Contents

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Forest Ecoloay
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Contents of Forest Ecology and Management, Volume 110
VOL. 110, NOS. 1-3 5 OCTOBER 1998
soil macrofauna and vegetation when fast-growing tr
Mboukou-Kimbatsa, F. Bernhard-Reversat (Bondy
iological and growth responses of three ;
without vegetation control
M.S. Lamhamedi, PY. Bernier, ( ébert and R. Jobidon (Quebe
Phosphorus and potassium depletion by roots of field-grown slash pin
J.A. Escamilla and N.B. Comerford (Gainesville, FL, USA)
Impacts of mechanical site preparation on foliar nutrients of planted v
in Alberta
S. Ellen Macdonald (Edmonton, Canada), M.G. Schmidt (Burnaby, Canada)
Genetic control of growth and form in early-age tests of Casuarina equisetifo
N.S. Prasad (Andhra Pradesh, India) and M.J. Dieters (Gympie, Australia)
Mitigating fire risk to late-successional forest reserves on the east slope of the Washing
J.S. Wilson (Seattle, WA, USA) and PJ. Baker (Seattle, WA, USA and Uthai Thani Pr
The responses of three riparian cottonwood species to water table decline
J. Kranjcec, J.M. Mahoney and S.B. Rood (Alberta, Canada
Gonipterus scutellatus Gyllenhal (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) ovipositi« seven n l occurring Eucalyy
4.R. Clarke, S. Paterson and P. Pennington (Tasmania, Australia)
Phosphorus cycling and soil P fractions in Douglas-fir and red alder stands
J.E. Compton and D.W. Cole (Seattle, WA, USA)
The geometry of a constant buffer-loading design method for humid watershed
L.J. Bren (Creswick, Australia)
Climatic factors controlling the productivity of Norway spruce: A model-based analysis
J. Bergh (Uppsala, Sweden), R.E. McMurtrie (Sydney, Australia) and S. Linder (Uppsala, Sweden)
Testing site index—site-factor relationships for predicting Pinus contorta and Picea engelmanniixP. glauca productivity in
central British Columbia, Canada
G.J. Kayahara, K. Klinka and P.L. Marshall (Vancouver, Canada)
Patterns of forest use and endemism in resident bird communities of north-central Michoacan, Mexic
S. Garcia, D.M. Finch (Albuquerque, NM, USA) and G. Chavez Leon (Michoacan, Mexico)
Tropical forest fragmentation and greenhouse gas emissions
W.F. Laurance, $.G. Laurance and P. Delamonica (Manaus, Brazil)
Small-mammal abundance at three elevations on a mountain in central Vermont, USA: a sixteen-year record
R.T. Brooks (Amherst, MA, USA), H.R. Smith (Hamden, CT, USA) and W.M. Healy (Amherst, MA, USA)
Relationship between environmental factors and site index in Douglas-fir plantations in central Italy
P. Corona, R. Scotti and N. Tarchiani (Firenze, Italy)
Fine litterfall and nutrient dynamics during forest regrowth in the humid subtropics of north-eastern India
A. Arunachalam, K. Arunachalam (Arunachal Pradesh, India), H.N. Pandey and R.S. Tripathi (Meghalaya, India)
Long-term base cation mass balances for Swedish forests and the concept of sustainability
H. Sverdrup (Lund, Sweden) and K. Rosen (Uppsala, Sweden)
Structure of silver fir (Abies alba Mill.) natural regeneration in the ‘Jata’ reserve in Poland
D. Dobrowolska (Bitwy Warszawskiej, Poland)
vegetation manipulation: Effects on seedling growth and branch ing
Trance)
woodland with a nearby conifer plantation and
listribution ¢ 5 m di rital aerial photographs
ola and M. Maltamo (Joensuu, Finland)
Effects of age and frequency of cutting on productivity of Mediterranean deciduous fodder tree and shrub plantations
V.P. Pap|a nastasis, P.D. Platis and O. Dini-PapIa nastasi (Thessaloniki, Greece)
Modeling the spatial structure of topical forests
J.L.F. Batista (Piracicaba, Brazil) and D.A. Maguire (Corvallis, OR, USA)
Height—diameter models for tropical forests on Hainan Island in southern China
ind R.L. Bailey (Athens, GA, USA)
f nine multipurpose woody legumes native from southern Mexico
\ Arriaga, J. Meave and J. Carabias (México, Mexico)
me nutnent sociated with litterfall and litter decomposition in hoop pine plantation s of southeast Queensland
Australia
K.A. Bubb, Z.H. Xu, J.A. Simpson and P.G Saffigna (Queensland, Australia)
Influence of artificial gaps in tropical forest on survival, growth, and Phytolyma lata attack on Milicia excelsa
J. Doland Nichols (American Samoa, | SA), M.R. Wagner (Flagstaff, AZ, USA), V.K. Agyeman, P. Bosu and J.R Cobbinah
(Kumasi, Ghana)
The impact of aspect on forest structure and floristics in some Eastern Australian sites
C.L. Bale, J.B. Williams and J.L. Charley (Armidale, Australia)
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