tA Canadian Canadian oo mm095014. Revue canadienne Journal of de recherche Forest Research forestiére Author Index Volume 37, 2007 Index des auteurs Volume 37, 2007 A\baeklallaa,, S.T.R,. ,5 0 55 Bi, J., 1615 Cl outier, A., 866 Adams, H.D., 3. 13 Blanco, J.A., 1615. 1808 Cobb, T.P., 1310 Blenis, P.V., 719 Adams, M.A., | 404 Cohen, D.H., 2211 Ades, P., 1978 BBloocukihne, imD,. C.J,. G.,1 88 1106 Cohn, oy 1999 Ades, P.K., 1404 Coker, , 607 Bork, E.W., 1987 Albrecht, M.J., 1 jae H., 1978 Bouchard, M., 7 Alexander, M.E., 1987 Comeau, P.G., 1701 Bouchaud, M., 10 Alia, R., 540 Connolly, J., 957 Bourgeois, M., 77 Allen. C.D, 2227 Contreras, M.. 276. 1784 Bouthillier, L., 530 Allen, H.L., 999 Cooke, B.J., 1586 Bouvet, J.-M., 773 Andersen, C.P., 1263 Costa, $.D., 697 Boyce, 2) 1518 Anderson, K.R., 1987 Couturier, S., 919 Brais, S., 1525 Andersson, B., 84 Covington, W.W., 552 Briggs, D.G., 449, 2010 Andreu, A., 2394, 242] Cox, M., a Brockley, R.P., 2115 Anekonda, T.S., | Cromack, K., Jr., 2041 Antonio, N., 895 Brooks. DR. 786 Cropper, W P. =a 2080 Brown, J.P... 513 Arti, K., 598, 1770 Brown, K.J., 171 4 Curt, T., 103, 705 Arndt, S.K., 1404 Daley, M.J., 2031 Aust, W.M., 1336 Brudnak, L., | 134 Daly, D.C., 977 Ayres, M.P., 481, 1427. 1966 BBruubnbe,t , K.>,. .. 2289295 Danell, O., 1227 Azat, R., 156 Daniels, L.D., 1034 Bulmer, C., 1894 Bailey, J.D., 343 Daniels, R.F., 999, 2242 Baker, T.G., 1390 Burger, J a 1336 Das, A.J., 580 Byrne, K.E., 931 Baltunis, B. S., 195, 2164 Byrne, M J,, 226 Jay, M., 704 Bare, B - 10 ( ‘airney, J.W.G., 207 Debain, S., 705 Barker, J.E., a de Chantal, M., 1236 Barrette, : ~ 1147 (( ‘‘aalmlpisbteelrl, , AM.N..,, 291 404 DeForest, J.L., 2337 Barsi, D.C., 293 Be impelo, F., 1915 De Grandpré, L., 50 Barth, A., 2069 ( ‘antet, R.J.C., 2677 Delany, D.L., 2508 Bastias, B.A., 207 ¢ ‘appa, E.P., 2677 Dellenbaugh, M., 840 Battles, J.J., 580 ( ao, Q.V., 188 DeLong, D.I 7 2211 BBaayylaeryd,, S.AE..C,. , 64294 21 A( ‘arlson, M., 1846 DDeennngy,, J.E, .G8.6,6 737 BBeeaauuddeoti,n , M.D,, 2112086 (( ‘‘aarrrloslslo,n , M.DS..,, 26119929 DDee ss pSocnhtrsi,j verM,. , A8.,2 > 141, 1359 ( ‘arter, D.H.H.. 1669 Beaulieu, J., 966 DesRoches, C.T.. 1821 ( ‘aspersen, J.P, 1563 BBéeleadnlgoewr,, PL..A,. ,5 301,2 638 25, 1147 ( ‘hadoeuf, J., 103, 705 DDiee terVso,s , MB..,. 2145]6 3 Bélanger, N., 1658 ( harron, I., 1012 Ding, Y., 1615 ( ‘hauret, G., 2380 Belletti, P., 395 Domenicano, S., 1012 ( ‘hen, H., 204] Bentz, B., 1058 Dorner, B., 1605 ( hen, H.Y.H., 2260 Berg, E., 2381] J., 2337 Duan, B., 1253 Bergdahl, D.R., 697 (( ‘hheenrr,y , M.1 Ducey, M.J., 840 Bergeron, Y., 62, 1012 Duchesne, I., 2380 ( ‘herubini, P., 1944 Bergsten, U., 1236 Duvemo, K., 2069 ( hiesi, M., 1944 Dy, G., 492 Bernier, L., 919 ( ‘ho, H.K., 37] Bernier, P.Y., 1024 Dyrness, C.T., 1523 ( ‘hung, W., 276, 1784 BBeerrrniielrl-,JC .-aP,r dou.6 17 M.. | ( h| urchill, K., 1093 EEcahgta,r , C.CS..,, 1266952 Bérubé, J : PT ( lark \ 999 Edmonds, R.. 430 Beschta, R.L., 187 ( ‘lark, A. III, 2242 Edvardsen, @.M.. 515 ( ‘layton, M., 2313 Eisen, H., 2480 Beuker, E 12526 ( ‘line, I a)e Eisenbies, M.H., 1336 Bevers, M., Zz ( ‘line, M.G., 7 Ekstrém, M., 2575 2067 NRC Canada Jiang, L., 786 84 Hall, D.B., 9242 Elfving, B. ¥ Hallaksela, A\.-M., 2130 Joesting, H.M., El Kassaby, ‘ A., OY Hamburg, S.P., 1777 Johnsen, @., 515 Elliott, J.¢ 2 )41 Johnson, C.E., 737 Elman, I + 394, 2421 Hannrup, B., 1227 Johnson, D.M., 568 Hansen, E., 1324 Epperson, B 7i, 2652 Hanssen, K.H., 1236 Johnson, M.G., 126 Elson, L.T., 2 Jonasova, M., 1907 Harrington, C.A., 74 Eriksson, | Hartmann, H., 2106 Jonsson, B.G., 627 Erickson, ie Harvey, B.D.., 1525 Jordan, L., 2229 42 Ericsson, 1 Hathorn, A., 116 Jordan, L.M.., Estcourt, G.., Hawkins, BJ... 2592 Juslin, H.., verett, K.T., Kain, D., 116 Hawley, G.J., 1692 Kane, J.M., 11 Heath, L.S., 513 Kang, K Hein, S., 1414 Kang, L., 1867 Heinimann, H.R., 228 I astie, C.l ASO Kauppi, A.. 874 Heinonen, T., 2188 I|II aeeeivrr,a rndaaazSn.z,,di on,i1I ,.7 M0.D ,I ) 2:| A3S92S5 6 0 HHHeeeinnnndoiengrsasrao,ln o,, e mRJ...,, 42031435,7 5 415 KKKaeeawarnanecs,h, i ,R .HE..,SS ..J,. , 213660 456 2 I erron, J.. 1N2.9 Q HHeeryenradnadhelz,, ER..K1. , . 9166605 . 1933 Kennedy, M.I.L.. 2624 I ilipescu, ¢ 1701 1349 Kennedy, R.S.H., 940 Flaa, J.P., 1082 Hiers, J.K., 634, Kelloggg, L “’ B., 2421 Hilmo, O., 1832 I léchard, M.-C 1999 Kellomi 2 2600 Hilton, S. 530 I lisberg, P. >] 53 Kenefic. L. | Hiltunen, V., 853 | ontes, L., 895 Kiiskila, S., Hins, C., 1298 II oorrds,b erRg , 1D:M ..S, 062 153 HHooffsftmeattne,r , C.R,. W6.6,2 1966 KKiimm,b erJl.eJ.y,, 37M1. O., 607 FFrraanncc,o -VN.i,z c 24ai9n4o HHooggaanrstohn,, HL.J.., M.1.2 031,9 241 785 KKiimmmmiinnss,, JH..P,. . 35166 15 1808 IF raver, S.. 5 Hogg, E.H., 1024 King, J.S., 93 I rayret, J.-N 1., 128 Klein, E.K., 103 I reitas, H.., 19 ] 5 Hoibo. O., 1373 Knapp, E.E.. I1 I reiwald, \ 292592 9 HHoollimeens,, H.,R .T., 183428 1 Kneeshaw. D., 473, 763, 1534 Friedenberg, \ N A\ I i) Holopainen, 1 2326 Knowles. A., 1093 Friend, A.I 94 Knowles, C., | I se, R.I | 132 Hong, S.G., 371 Kobe ies cs Hood, E., 1194 Fukuda, K.. Kohmann, K., 515 Gagnon, R.., Hood, S., 1058 Kolb. T.E., 343, 1173 Gapare W Houle,oe GG.o, , 3055 Kope. H.H., 1978 Gara, R.I., 156 Kopper, K., 2394, 242 Hu, H., 1184 Garber. S.M.., med D.A., 195. Koskiahde, I., 415 Garcia-Gil., Kozak, R.A.. 2211 Huggett, B.A., 1692 G( aysasu,s laa, M.Y. 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V.A., 2624 Jacqmain, H Grotefendt, R ess 46 | aturi, J., 2541 Jalkanen, R., 1599 Gustavsson | : 67\ I atva-Karjanmaa, T., 1070 Gutiérrez, I 1915 Jansson, is: 122 Li ene, M.B 991, 1024 Jayen, K., 1012 Gutiérrez-Garcia, G.. 9 Lavoie, M., 6 Hadley a. 2+ 031 JJeenllsiesno,n , NJ..R.. ,9 57 682 LeBel, L., 128 Haeussler. oe 1012 Jensen, R., 2337 Lechowicz. M.J.. 598, 1770 Hiiiki6, E., 23 26 Cc 2007 Nk N Can ada \t yt} y \ Lee, BD... 2563 Meiresonne, | } Pa son, Pl 201 Eee. E.H., 1265 Melo K.J., 90 Patters S.( 336 Lee. T.I 690 Messier. ( 763. 2106 Pavette. S 49° LeMay, V.M., 1390 Millar, C.1., 2508 Pearce, J.1 2 epart, J., 103, 705 Miller, A.I f Pecot. S.D.. 634 Leskinen, P., 853 Miller. K.M.. 2175 Peltola. H.. 2600 Levison, J 323 Mitcl S.J } Pens M 599 ewis, K.J 134, 2663 M R.J., 634 Pen R ( 1, 12 M | ( R Et, 253 Mizuna H 54 Persson. T. 84 si 7 ( | VE LD Pete G.I % & Li, X., 1886 ki i jO A 203 Li, Y., 449 Moore, P.T.. 2689 Phillips. DI 263 blik, V., 159 5. ALR 5 N.G., 2 Liebhold. 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Vol. 37, 2007 Sabor, A.A., 2313 Stelzer, H.E., 195 Verheyen, K., 1359 Sanchez, L., 2090 Stendahl, J., 671 Vertinsky, I., 2250 Sanchez-Vargas, N.M., 2090 Stennes, B., 1821 Vigneron, P., 773 Sandberg, D.V., 2383, 2394, 2413, 2438, Stephens, S.L., 306, 318 Viitanen, J., 178 2456, 2464 Stephenson, N.L., 580 Vinyard, B., 430 Sathre, R., 671 Steventon, J.D., 1272 Vogt, D.J., 1574 Savolainen, O., 540 Stewart, S.I., 2313 Vogt, K.A., 1574 Schaaf, M.D., 2456, 2464 Stoehr, M.U., 690 Wade, D.D., 1349 Schaberg, P.G., 1692 Stiickelberger, J., 2281 Wagner, M.R., 1173 Scharenbroch, B.C., 1106 Sugiura, Y., 1675 Wagner, R.G., 704, 2175 Schilling, J., 957 Sun, J., 1867 Waldrop, T.A., 1134 Schimleck, L.R., 2242 Sun, L., 1821 Wallerman, J., 2069 Scholes, M.C., 226 Sutton, A., 1643 Wallin, K.F., 1173 Schreuder, M.D., 2464 Swetnam, T.W., 2227 Walsh, C.G., 690 Schwarz, P.A., 737 Swift, D.E., 2380 Walters, M.B., 2663 Schwilk, D.W., 11 Swift, L., 1012 Wang, J.R., 2260 Seebacher, T.M., 1808 Tagliaferri, G., 1944 Wang, M., 2052 Seely, B., 356, 1615, 1808 Takahashi, K., 371 Wang, Q., 2299 Sen, R., 404, 415 Takahashi, K., 598 Wang, S., 1821 Serrouya, R., 1082 Tang, C.Q., 2701 Wang, T., 2724 Seymour, R.S., 523, 2715 Tang, X., 1495 Wang, Y., 1390 Shepherd, M., 2563 Tardif, J.C., 1643 Wang, Y.-C., 2365 Shapiro-Miller, L.B., 1933 Taylor, A.R., 2260 Wargo, P.M., | »5 74- Sherich, K., 2096 Taylor, S.L., 750 Waschmann, R.S., 1263 Sherry, T.W., 737 Tewksbury, C.E., 1161 Watanabe, A., 2022 Shi, J.L., 866 rhiffault, E., 1658 Watt, M.S., 607 Shields, J.M., 179 Thomas, S.C., 1563 Webster, C.R., 682, 1797 Shook, S.R., 2521 Thompson, R.D., 1034 Wei, W., 1867 Shortle, W.C., 957 Thorpe, H.C., 1563 Wei, Y., 1924 Siccama, T.G., 481, 737, 1574 lilley, J.P., 1574 Welham, C., 356, 1615, 1808 Sieg, C.H., 662 lillman-Sutela, E., 874 Westfall, J.A., 2201 Sigurdardottir, R., 1574 Tingey, D.T., 1263 Westfall, R:D., 2508 Siitonen, J., 1070 Tobin, P.C., 726 White, A.S., 52:I a Silfver, T., 2326 Tomback, D.F., 1044 White, T.L., 195, 1244, 1886 Simon, N.P.P., 473 Tomé, J., 895 Whited, B.M., 1427 Skroppa, T., 515 Wilkinson, A., 1093 Tomé, M., 895 Slone, D.H., | 4a oe Toppinen, A., 178 Wilson, B., 1821 Smethurst, P., 1093 Iremblay, S., 1118 Wilson, D.S., 513 Smith, J.E., 2041 I'remblay, J.A., 825 Wimberly, M.C., 2349 SSmmiitthh,, RK..TH..,, 92537 Ilrriopfiyanmao,w , V., J.A.7,7 42 1024 WWuo,o dsH,. , S.1A1.6, 2175 Smith, W.K., 568 furnblom, E.C., 449 Wu, H.X., 2164 Snall, T., 2575 Ubukata, M., 2022 Xu, K., 1184 Yanai, R.D., | Soares, P., 895 Uemura, S., 1675 Yarie, J., 1523 Sokolski, a, Loy Ugawa, S., 2142 Solhaug, K.A., 1832 Uusivuori, J., 1485, 254] Yeates, G.W., 216 Yoshida, T., 1554 Soria, J.A., 25215 é Vadeboncoeur, M.A., 1777 Zald, H., 331, 1681 Sotelo Montes, C.. 966 = alverde Barrantes, O.J , 1954 Zeng, B., 1748 Speer, J.H., 523 Spence, J.R., 1310, 1631 VVaann CDleeuvse,e n, K.,P .C.1,5 231 142 ZZhhaanngg,, SL..-,B ., 14721 184 Spiecker, H., 1414 van Kooten, G.C., 1821 Zhang, S.Y., 866, 2380 Spies, T.A., 940, 2349 van Mantgem, P.J., 580 Zhang, X., 1748 Springer, J.D., 552 Van Miegroet, H., 1161, 2689 Zhang, Y., 786 St-Laurent, M.-H., 1298 Van Rees, K., 356 Zhao, L., 1867 Staelens, J., 1359 Varner, J.M. III, 1349 Zhong, Z., 1748 Stahl, G., 2575 Venier, L.A., 1214 Zhou, Z.-K., 1184 Steffenrem, A., 515 Venner, K., 1894 Zhu, X., 2701 Steiner, K.C., 170 Verhaegen, D., 77 Zubizaretta Gerendiain, A.. 2600 2007 NRC Canada Canadian Journal Revue canadienne of Forest de recherche Research forestiere Contents Sommaire Volume 37, 2007 Volume 37, 2007 January / janvier ARTICLES / ARTICLES Marilyn L. Cherry, Thimmappa S. Anekonda, Michael J. Albrecht, and Glenn T. Howe — Flower stimulation in young miniaturized seed orchards of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesi | Eric E. Knapp, Dylan W. Schwilk, Jeffrey M. Kane, and Jon E. Keeley Role of burning season on initial understory vegetation response to prescribed fire in a mixed conifer forest 11 S. Matthews, W.L. McCaw, J.E. Neal, and R.H. Smith = Testing a process-based fine fuel moisture model in two fores types 23 Douglas J. Martin and Richard A. Grotefendt Stand mortality in buffer strips and the supply of woody debris to streams in Southeast Alaska 36 Tuomas Aakala, Timo Kuuluvainen, Louis De Grandpré, and Sylvie Gauthier Trees dying standing in the northeastern boreal old-growth forests of Quebec: spatial patterns. rates, and tempora ation 50 Martin Lavoie, David Paré, and Yves Bergeron Relationships betwee osite type and the growth and nutrition of young black spruce on post-disturbed lowland black e sites in eastern Canada 62 Morris G. Cline and Constance A. Harrington Apical dominance and apical control in multiple flushing of temperate coal t i woody species 74 Bengt Andersson, Bjérn Elfving, Torgny Persson, Tore Ericsson, and Johan Kroon Characteristics and development improved Pinus sylvestris in northern Sweden 84 J.S. King, C.P. Giardina, K.S. Pregitzer, and A.L. Friend Biomass pai | pine (Pinus 1 sa) along chronosequence in the Upper Peninsula of Michigi 93 Georges Kunstler, Joél Chadeeuf, Etienne K. Klein, Thomas Curt, Monique Bouchaud, and Jacques Lepart — Tree ffacy colonization of sub-Mediterranea ras ids: effects of dispers: tion and sl » facilitation 103 Washington Gapare, Adrian Hathorn, Dominic Kain, Colin Matheson, and Harry Wu Inheritance of spir juvenile core of Pi 116 Daniel Beaudoin, Luc LeBel, and Jean-Marc Frayret } Ss indus | h « ic 1d sce yased 128 Linda Meiresonne, An De Schrijver, and Bruno De Vos’ N I P Populus Beaupt ( B 141 David L. Mausel, Robert I. Gara, Dolly Lanfranco, Cecilia Ruiz, Sandra Ide, and Rodrigo Azat | trodu eel»it]e / j ‘ ( P.J. Gould, S. Fei, and K.C. Steiner M 170 Ramses Malaty, Anne Toppinen, and Jari Viitanen t Jianhua Qin, Quang V. Cao, and David C. Blouir x x sgrian S. Baltunis, Dudley A. Huber, Timothy L. White, Barry Goldfarb, and Henry E. Stelzer LJ x nada C2 Can. J. For. Res. Vol. 37, 2007 February / février Towards Sustainable Forestry — The Living Soil: Soil Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function / [Vers une foresterie durable — Le sol vivant : biodiversité du sol et fonction de I'écosysteme] FOREWORD / AVANT-PROPOS Susan J. Grayston and Cindy E. Prescott ARTICLES / ARTICLES John W.G. Cairney and Brigitte A. Bastias Influences of fire on forest soil fungal communities 207 G.W. Yeates Abundance, diversity, and resilience of nematode assemblages in forest soils 216 R.L. Nadel, M.C. Scholes, and M.J. Byrne Slash burning, faunal composition, and nutrient dynamics in a Eucalyptus grandis plantation in South Africa 226 Miho Matsushita, Satoshi Ito, Sadatoshi Meguro, and Shinsaku Kawachi Structure of soil microbial communities in sugi plantations and seminatural broad-leaved forests with different land-use history 236 Takehiko Ochimaru and Kenji Fukuda Changes in fungal communities in evergreen broad-ieaved forests across a gradient of urban to rural areas in Japan 247 Regular papers / Articles ordinaires ARTICLES / ARTICLES John N. Owens and Danilo D. Fernando Pollination and seed prodiction in western white pine 260 Marco Contreras and Woodam Chung’ A computer approach to finding an optimal log landing location and analyzing influencing factors for ground-based timber harvesting 276 John E. Major, Debby C. Barsi, Alex Mosseler, Om P. Rajora, and Moira Campbell Predominant paternal inheritance pattern of light-energy processing adaptive traits in red and black spruce hybrids 293 Rand R. Evett, Ernesto Franco-Vizcaino, and Scott L. Stephens Phytolith evidence for the absence of a prehistoric grass understory in a Jeffrey pine — mixed conifer forest in the Sierra San Pedro Martir, Mexico 306 Rand R. Fvett, Ernesto Franco-Vizcaino, and Scott L. Stephens Comparing modern and past fire regimes to assess changes in prehistoric lightning and anthropogenic ignitions in a Jeffrey pine — mixed conifer forest in the Sierra San Pedro Martir, Mexico 318 Malcolm North, Jim Innes, and Harold Zald Comparison of thinning: and prescribed fire restoration treatments to Sierran mixed-conifer historic conditions 331 Nate G. McDowell, Henry D. Adams, John D. Bailey, and Thomas E. Kolb The role of stand density on growth efficiency, leaf area index, and resin flow in southwestern ponderosa pine forests 343 Clive Welham, Ken Van Rees, Brad Seely, and Hamish Kimmins Projected long-term productivity in Saskatchewan hybrid poplar plantations: weed competition and fertilizer effects 356 HyeKyoung Cho, Toshizumi Miyamoto, Kunihide Takahashi, SungGak Hong, and JongJin Kim Damage to Abies koreana seeds by soil-borne fungi on Mount Halla, Korea 371 Jennifer K. Rohrs-Richey and Christa P.H. Mulder Effects of local changes in active iayer and soil climate on seasonal foliar nitrogen concentrations of three boreal forest shrubs 383 P. Belletti, I. Monteleone, and D. Ferrazzini Genetic variability at allozyme markers in sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) populations from northwestern Italy 395 Jussi Heinonsalo and Robin Sen = Scots pine ectomycorrhizal fungal inoculum potential and dynamics in podzol-specific humus, eluvial and illuvial horizons one and four growth seasons after forest clear-cut logging 404 Jussi Heinonsalo, Ilpo Koskiahde, and Robin Sen — Scots pine bait seedling performance and root colonizing ectomycorrhizal fungal community dynamics before and during the 4 years after forest clear-cut logging 415 E. Cline, B. Vinyard, and R. Edmonds Spatial effects of retention trees on mycorrhizas and biomass of Douglas-fir seedlings 430 Jette Bredahl Jacobsen The regeneration decision: a sequential two-option approach 439 Yuzhen Li, Eric C. Turnblom, and David G. Briggs Effects of density control and fertilization on growth and yield of young Douglas-fir plantations in the Pacific Northwest 449 Holly S.J. Kearns and William R. Jacobi The distribution and incidence of white pine blister rust in central and southeastern Wyoming and northern Colorado 462 2007 NRC Canada Contents / Sommaire Leanne T. Elson, Neal P.P. Simon, and Daniel Kneeshaw Regeneration differences between fire and clearcut logging in southeastern Labrador: a multiple spatial scale analysis 473 Lindsay V. Reynolds, Matthew P. Ayres, Thomas G. Siccama, and Richard T. Holmes Climatic effects on caterpillar fluctuations in northern hardwood forests 481 Goulwen Dy and Serge Payette Frost hollows of the boreal forest as extreme envrionments for black spruce tree growth 492 NOTE / NOTE Gilles Houle Spring-flowering herbaceous plant species of the deciduous forests of eastern Canada and 20th century climate warming 505 ERRATUM / ERRATUM Sean M. Garber, John P. Brown, Duncan S. Wilson, Douglas A. Maguire, and Linda S. Heath Erratum: Snag longevity under alternative silvicultural regimes in mixed-species forests of central Maine 513 March / mars ’ OBITUARY / NECROLOGIE Olevi Kull iii ARTICLES / ARTICLES Tore Skrgppa, Ketil Kohmann, QOystein Johnsen, Arne Steffenrem, and @yvind M. Edvardsen Field performance and early) test results of offspprriinngg from two Norway y spSJr uce seed orchards containing clones transferred to warmer climates 515 ) Shawn Fraver, Robert S. Seymour, James H. Speer, and Alan S. White Dendrochronological reconstruction of spruce budworm outbreaks in northern Maine, USA 523 6 Hugo Jacqmain, Louis Bélanger, Susanne Hilton, and Luc Bouthillier Bridging native and scientific observations of > 2 é é snowshoe hare habitat restoration after clearcutting to set wildlife habitat management guidelines on Waswanipi Cree land 530 3 E. Notivol, M.R. Garcia-Gil, R. Alia, and O. Savolainen Genetic variation of growth rhythm traits in the limits of a latitudinal cline in Scots pine 540 t 6 Scott R. Abella, Judith D. Springeg r, and W. Wallace Covington Seed banks of an Arizona Pinus ponderosa landscapie responses to environmental gradients and fire cues 552 Daniel M. Johnson and William K. Smith Limitations to photosynthetic carbon gain in timberline Abies lasiocarpa 8 seedlings during prolonged drought 568 Adrian J. Das, John J. Battles, Nathan L. Stephenson, and Phillip J. van Mantgem = The relationship between tree 1 growth patterns and likelihood of mortality: a study of two tree species in the Sierra Nevada 580 Koichi Takahashi, Ken Arii, and Martin J. Lechowicz Quantitative and qualitative effects of a severe ice storm on an 3 old-growth beech—maple forest 598 Michael S. Watt, Mark O. Kimberley, Graham Coker, Brian Richardson, and George Estcourt Modelling the 6 influence of weed competition on growth of young Pinus radiata. Development and parameterization of a hybrid model across an environmental gradient 607 iI John-Pascal Berrill and Kevin L. O’Hara Patterns of leaf area and growing space efficiency in young even-aged and multiaged coast redwood stands ‘ 617 8>3 Shawn Fraver, Anna RiP ngvall, and Bengt Gu- nnar Jonsson Refining vol: ume estimates of d: own woody dFe bris. 627- ( StepIh en D. Pecot, Robert J. Mitchell, Brian J. Palik, E. Barry ‘ Moser, and J. Kevin Hiers CompePt itive responses 0 IS seedlings and understory plants in longleaf pine woodlands: separating canopy influences above and below ground 634 David A. Locky and Suzanne E. Bayley Effects of logging in the southern boreal peatlands of Manitoba, Canada , 649 (04 NOTES / NOTES IS Chad Hoffman, Robert Mathiasen, and Carolyn Hull Sieg = Dwart mistletoe effects on fuel loadings in ponderosa pine forests in northern Arizona 662 30 Erik Eriksson, Andrew R. Gillespie, Leif Gustavsson, Ola Langvall, Mats Olsson, Roger Sathre, and Johan Stendahl 139 Integrated carbon analysis of forest management practices and wood substitution 671 Christopher R. Webster and Nicholas R. Jensen’ A shift in the gap dynamics of Betula alleghaniensis in response to ; 149 single-tree selection 682 162 ada © 2007 NRC Canada C-4 Can. J. For. Res. Vol. 37, 2007 Y.A. El-Kassaby, M.U. Stoehr, D. Reid, C.G. Walsh, and T.E. Lee Clonal-row versus random seed orchard designs: interior spruce mating system evaluation 690 Shane C. Lishawa, Dale R. Bergdahl, and Scott D. Costa) =Winter conditions in eastern hemlock and mixed-hardwood deer wintering areas of Vermont 697 ERRATUM / ERRATUM Shawn Fraver, Robert G. Wagner, and Michael Day — Erratum: Dynamics of coarse woody debris following gap harvesting in the Acadian forest of central Maine, USA 704 April / avril ARTICLES / ARTICLES Sandrine Debain, Joél Chadceuf, Thomas Curt, Georges Kunstler, and Jacques Lepart Comparing effective dispersal in expanding population of Pinus sylvestris and Pinus nigra in calcareous grassland 705 P.V. Blenis Impact of simulated aspen shoot blight on trembling aspen 719 Randall S. Morin, Andrew M. Liebhold, Patrick C. Tobin, Kurt W. Gottschalk, and Eugene Luzader Spread of beech bark disease in the eastern United States and its relationship to regional forest composition 726 Thomas G. Siccama, Timothy J. Fahey, Chris E. Johnson, Thomas W. Sherry, Ellen G. Denny, E. Binney Girdler, Gene E. Likens, and Paul A. Schwarz Population and biomass dynamics of trees in a northern hardwood forest «at Hubbard Brook . 737 Sarah L. Taylor and David A. MacLean Dead wood dynamics in declining balsam fir and spruce stands in New Brunswick, Canada 750 Mathieu Bouchard, Daniel Kneeshaw, and Christian Messier Forest dynamics following spruce budworm outbreaks in the northern and southern mixedwoods of central Quebec 763 Vincent Tripiana, Michaél Bourgeois, Daniel Verhaegen, Philippe Vigneron, and Jean-Marc Bouvet Combining microsatellites, growth, and adaptive traits for managing in situ genetic resources of Eucalyptus urophylla 773 John R. Brooks, Lichun Jiang, and Yujia Zhang Predicting green and dry mass of yellow-poplar: an integral approach 786 E.G. Mason, R.W. Rose, and L.S. Rosner Time vs. light: a potentially useable light sum hybrid model to represent the juvenile growth of Douglas-fir subject to varying levels of competition 795 Ryan W. McEwan, Todd F. Hutchinson, Robert D. Ford, and Brian C. McCarthy An experimental evaluation of fire history reconstruction using dendrochronology in white oak (Quercus alba) 806 Klaus Nordhausen and Tapio Nummi_ Estimation of the diameter distribution of a stand marked for cutting using finite mixtures $17 Junior A. Tremblay, Louis Bélanger, Mireille Desponts et Genevieve Brunet La restauration passive des sapiniéres mixtes de seconde: venue : une alternative pour la conservation des sapinieres mixtes anciennes 825 NOTES / NOTES Mary Dellenbaugh, Mark J. Ducey, and James C. Innes Double sampling may improve the efficiency of litterfall estimates 840 Donald S. Ross A carbon-based method for estimating the wetness of forest surface soil horizons $46 May / mai ARTICLES / ARTICLES Jouni Pykaélainen, Veikko Hiltunen, and Pekka Leskinen Complementary use of voting methods and interactive utility analysis in participatory strategic forest planning: experiences gained from western Finland $53 Jun Li Shi, Bernard Riedl, James Deng, Alain Cloutier, and S.Y. Zhang Impact of log position in the tree on mechanical and physical properties of black spruce medium-density fibreboard panels 866 Noora Huotari, Eila Tillman-Sutela, Anneli Kauppi, and Eero Kubin — Fertilization ensures rapid formation of ground vegetation on cut-away peatlands $74 Tobah M. Gass and Andrew P. Robinson A hierarchical analysis of stand structure, composition, and burn patterns as indicators of stand age in an Engelmann spruce — subalpine fir forest 884 Nuno Antonio, Margarida Tomé, José Tomé, Paula Soares, and Luis Fontes Effect of tree, stand, and site variables on the allometry of Eucalyptus globulus tree biomass 895 2007 NRC Canada >ontent S K. Jill Melody and John S. Richardson — Riparian forest harvesting and its influence on benthic communities of small streams of sub-boreal British Columbia 907 Chantal Morin, Solajo Couturier, and Louis Bernier Pathogenicity d-type and albino strains of the fungus Ceratocystis resinifera, a potential biocontrol agent against bluestair 919 Kenneth E. Byrne and Stephen J. Mitchell Overturning resistance of western redcedar and western hemlock in mixed-species stands in coastal British Columbi: 93] | Rebecca S.H. Kennedy and Thomas A. Spies An assessment of dead wood patterns and their relationships with biophysical characteristics in two landscapes with different disturbance histories coastal Oregon, USA 940) Kevin T. Smith, Walter C. Shortle, Jody Jellison, Jon Connolly, and Jonathan Schilling Concentrations of ( nd Mg in early stages of sapwood dec in red spruce, eastern hemlo € | 1 paper birc 957 Carmen Sotelo Montes, Jean Beaulieu, and Roger E. Hernandez Genet iiatior vood shrinkage and its correlations with tree growth and wood density of ¢ CO) f t age in the Peruvian Amazo1 966 5 Martin Ricker, Genaro Gutiérrez-Garcia, and Douglas C. Daly Modeling | rm tree growth curves in respons ) warming climate: test cases from a subtropical mountain forest ar i tropical 1 forest in Mexico 977 June / juin 6 ARTICLES . M.B. Lavigne and M.J. Krasowski Estimating coarse root biomass of sam fit 99} Christian R. Mora, H. Lee Allen, Richard F. Daniels, and Alexander Clark Modeling corewood—outerwood transit lobloll pine using WOOd spe Hc gravity 999 David F. Greene, S. Ellen Macdonald, Sybille Haeussler, Susy Domenicano, Joseé Noél, Karelle Jayen, Isabelle Charron, ‘ Sylvie Gauthier, Simon Hunt, E. Trent Gielau, Yves Bergeron, and Lynn Swift) The reduction of organic-layer de . by wildfire in the North Am in boreal forest and its effec n tree re itme , ed 1012 “ P.Y. Bernier, M.B. Lavigne, E.H. Hogg, and J.A. Trofymow — Estim: inch production in trembling aspen, Douglas-fir : jack pine, black spruce, and b m fit 1024 6 R. Douglas Thompson, Lori D. Daniels, and Kathy J. Lewis A_ ne endroec thod to differentiate grov responses to fine-scale disturbance from regional-scale environn ta t 1034 5 ; s Shawn T. McKinney and Diana F. Tomback The influence of whit e blister rust on seed dispersal irk pine 1044 Sharon Hood and Barbara Bentz Predicting postfire Douglas-fir be s and tree mortalit the northern Rock 6 Mountains 1058 . Tarja Latva-Karjanmaa, Reijo Penttili, and Juha Siitonen The aphic ( European aspen (P 7 tremula) populations in managed and old-growth boreal forest easte Fin 1070 os Robert Serrouya, Bruce N. McLellan, and John P. Flaa Scale-dependent t selec threatened mo 5 = caribou (Ranegife farandaus ¢ l in ced emlock fores I ter 1082 Philip Smethurst, Andrew Knowles, Keith Churchill, Ann Wilkinson, and Arthur Lyons — Soil and foliar chemist associated ith potassit cle r t 1093 40 B.C. Scharenbroch and J.G. Bockheim — Ped ersil | € lwood forest the Huron Mountains Upper Peninsula, Michigan 1106 46 Rock Ouimet, Sylvie Tremblay, Catherine Périé, and Guy Prégent farmland afforestati ed pil ruthe Que 1118 rhomas A. Waldrop, Lucy Brudnak, and Sandra Rideout-Hanzak | s ed 1 undisturbed sites ie southern Appal Mountains, USA 1134 Paul C. Van Deusen Wi ( 1142 July / juillet 874 Martin Barrette et Louis Bélanget e de Hin 1 B » M I 1147 884 C.E. Tewksbury and H. Van Miegroet S \ spruce-he | a[ 161 RO5 Monica L. Gaylord, Thomas E. Kolb, Kimberly F. Wallin, and Michael R. Wagner = S ) e¢ ) Sit é . 117: ~ nada C-6 Can. J. For. Res. Vol. 37, 2007 Shi-Bao Zhang, Zhe-Kun Zhou, Hong Hu, and Kun Xu_— Gas exchange and resource utilization in two alpine oaks at different altitudes in the Hengduan Mountains 1184 Scott M. Gende, Amy E. Miller, and Eran Hood = The effects of salmon carcasses on soil nitrogen pools in a riparian forest of southeastern Alaska 1194 Richard K. Kobe and Leah J. Hogarth Evaluation of irradiance metrics with respect to predicting sapling growth 1203 L.A. Venier and J.L. Pearce Boreal forest landbirds in relation to forest composition, structure, and landscape: implications for forest management Bjérn Hannrup, Gunnar Jansson, and Oje Danell Comparing gain and optimum test size from progeny testing and phenotypic selection in Pinus sylvestris Michelle de Chantal, Kjersti Holt Hanssen, Aksel Granhus, Urban Bergsten, Mikaell Ottosson Léfvenius, and Harald Grip Frost-heaving damage to one-year-old Picea abies seedlings increases with soil horizon depth and canopy gap size 1236 Alex M. Medina Perez, Timothy L. White, Dudley A. Huber, and Timothy A. Martin Graft survival and promotion of female and male strobili by topgrafting in a third-cycle slash pine (Pinus elliottii var. elliottii) breeding program 1244 Yanwei Lu, Baoli Duan, and Chunyang Li Physiological responses to drought and enhanced UV-B radiation in two contrasting Picea asperata populations Peter A. Beedlow, David T. Tingey, E. Henry Lee, Donald L. Phillips, Christian P. Andersen, Ronald S. Waschmann, and Mark G. Johnson Sapwood moisture in Douglas-fir boles and seasonal changes in soil water 1263 C. Lisa Mahon, Kathy Martin, and J.D. Steventon Habitat attributes and chestnut-backed chickadee nest site selection in uncut and partial-cut forests August / aoit ARTICLES / ARTICLES Rachelle G. Lalonde and Cindy E. Prescott Partitioning heterotrophic and rhizospheric soil respiration in a mature Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) forest 1287 Martin-Hugues St-Laurent, Jean Ferron, Caroline Hins, and Réjean Gagnon — Effects of stand structure and landscape characteristics on habitat use by birds and small mammals in managed boreal forest of eastern Canada 1298 T.P. Cobb, D.W. Langor, and J.R. Spence Biodiversity and multiple disturbances: boreal forest ground beetle (Coleoptera: Carabidae) responses to wildfire, harvesting, and herbicide 1310 Eric Hansen, Heikki Juslin, and Chris Knowles — [nnovativeness in the global forest products industry: exploring new insights 1324 Mark H. Eisenbies, James A. Burger, W. Michael Aust, and Steven C. Patterson Changes in site productivity and the recovery of soil properties following wet- and dry-weather harvesting disturbances in the Atlantic Coastal Plain for a stand of age 10 years 1336 J. Morgan Varner III, J. Kevin Hiers, Roger D. Ottmar, Doria R. Gordon, Francis E. Putz, and Dale D. Wade Overstory tree mortality resulting from reintroducing fire to long-unburned longleaf pine forests: the importance of duff moisture 1349 Jeroen Staelens, An De Schrijver, and Kris Verheyen Seasonal variation in throughfall and stemflow chemistry beneath a European beech (Fagus sylvatica) tree in relation to canopy phenology 1359 Dag Molteberg and Olav Hgibe Modelling of wood density and fibre dimensions in mature Norway spruce 1373 Yue Wang, Valerie M. LeMay, and Thomas G. Baker Modelling and prediction of dominant height and site index of Eucalyptus globulus plantations using a nonlinear mixed-effects model approach 1390 Andrew N. Callister, Peter K. Ades, Stefan K. Arndt, and Mark A. Adams_ Clonal variation in shoot respiration and tree growth of Eucalyptus hybrids 1404 Sebastian Hein and Heinrich Spiecker Comparative analysis of occluded branch characteristics for Fraxinus excelsior and Acer pseudoplatanus with natural and artificial pruning 1414 Nicholas A. Friedenberg, Brenda M. Whited, Daniel H. Slone, Sharon J. Martinson, and Matthew P. Ayres — Differential impacts of the southern pine beetle, Dendroctonus frontalis, on Pinus palustris and Pinus taeda 1427 Robert E. Froese and Andrew P. Robinson A validation and evaluation of the Prognosis individual-tree basal area increment model - 1438 Shawn D. Mansfield, Roberta Parish, James W. Goudie, Kyu-Young Kang, and Peter Ott The effects of crown ratio on the transition from juvenile to mature wood production in lodgepole pine in western Canada 1450 © 2007 NRC Canada