Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Dendroclimatology of high-elevation Nothofagus pumilio forests at their northern distribution limit in the central Andes of Chile
pp. 925-936(12)
Authors: Lara A.; Aravena J.C.; Villalba R.; Wolodarsky-Franke A.; Luckman B.; Wilson R.

Infection of advance regeneration of Norway spruce by Heterobasidion parviporum
pp. 937-942(6)
Authors: Piri T.; Korhonen K.

Comparisons of genetic diversity in white spruce (Picea glauca) and jack pine (Pinus banksiana) seed orchards with natural populations
pp. 943-949(7)
Authors: Godt M.J.W.; Hamrick J.L.; Edwards-Burke M.A.; Williams J.H.

Balsam fir self-thinning relationship and its constancy among different ecological regions
pp. 950-959(10)
Authors: Bégin E.; Bégin J.; Bélanger L.; Rivest L-P.; Tremblay S.

Whole-tree biomass and carbon allocation of juvenile trees of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda): influence of genetics and fertilization
pp. 960-970(11)
Authors: Retzlaff W.A.; Handest J.A.; O'Malley D.M.; McKeand S.E.; Topa M.A.

Two-phase approaches to point and transect relascope sampling of downed logs
pp. 971-977(7)
Authors: Ringvall A.; Ståhl G.; Teichmann V.; Gove J.H.; Ducey M.J.

Ectomycorrhizal mushroom response to partial cutting in a western hemlock - western redcedar forest
pp. 978-987(10)
Authors: Kranabetter J.M.; Kroeger P.

Humus buildup in boreal forests: effects of litter fall and its N concentration
pp. 988-998(11)
Authors: Berg B.; McClaugherty C.; Santo A.V.D.; Johnson D.

An alternative to clear-cutting in the boreal forest of Alaska: a 27-year study of regeneration after shelterwood harvesting
pp. 999-1011(13)
Authors: Wurtz T.L.; Zasada J.C.

Root biomass of regenerating aspen (Populus tremuloides) stands of different densities in Alberta
pp. 1012-1018(7)
Authors: DesRochers A.; Lieffers V.J.

Productivity of aspen forests in northeastern Minnesota, U.S.A., as related to stand composition and canopy structure
pp. 1019-1029(11)
Authors: Edgar C.B.; Burk T.E.

Light-use efficiency of native and hybrid poplar genotypes at high levels of intracanopy competition
pp. 1030-1037(8)
Authors: Green D.S.; Kruger E.L.; Stanosz G.R.; Isebrands J.G.

Growth, morphology, and gas exchange in white spruce (Picea glauca) seedlings acclimated to different humidity conditions
pp. 1038-1045(8)
Authors: Roberts J.J.; Zwiazek J.J.

Embryo development, megagametophyte storage product accumulation, and seed efficiency in Taxus brevifolia
pp. 1046-1056(11)
Authors: Anderson E.D.; Owens J.N.

Effect of decision variable definition and data aggregation on a search process applied to a single-tree simulator
pp. 1057-1066(10)
Authors: Wikström P.

Potential productivity of aspen cohorts originating from fire, harvesting, and tree-fall gaps on two deposit types in northwestern Quebec
pp. 1067-1073(7)
Authors: Paré D.; Bergeron Y.; Longpré M-H.

Tree ring area measurements using morphological image analysis
pp. 1074-1083(10)
Authors: Soille P.; Misson L.

Frost heaving in a boreal soil in relation to soil scarification and snow cover
pp. 1084-1092(9)
Authors: Bergsten U.; Goulet F.; Lundmark T.; Löfvenius M.O.

Vegetation management and site preparation effects on ¹³C isotopic composition in planted white spruce
pp. 1093-1097(5)
Authors: Staples T.E.; Van Rees K.C.; Knight J.D.; Kessel C.V.

Vegetative storage protein expression during terminal bud formation in poplar
pp. 1098-1103(6)
Authors: Lawrence S.D.; Cooke J.E.; Greenwood J.S.; Korhnak T.E.; Davis J.M.

Erratum: Changes in streamwater chemistry after 20 years from forested watersheds in New Hampshire, U.S.A.
pp. 1104-1104(1)
Authors: Martin C.W.; Driscoll C.T.; Fahey T.J.