Frontiers of Forest Biology: Proceedings of the 1998 Joint Meeting of the North American Forest Biology Workshop and the Western Forest Genetics Association
Contents Preface Acknowledgment PART ONE: FRONTIERS OF FOREST GENETICS Plenary Address: Conserving Adaptive Variation In Forest Ecosystems Tree
Spacing Affects Clonal Ranking in Eucalyptus Grandis X E. urophylla (ital) Hybrids Seed Source Testing of Paper Birch (Betula Papyrifera) (ital) in
the Interior of British Columbia Genetics of Elevational Adaptations of Lodgepole Pine in the Interior Growth and Biomass Allocation of Gliricidia
sepium (ital) Seed Sources Under Drought Conditions Microsatellite Markers for Alpine Larch and Western Larch Range-Wide Genetic Variation in
Port-Orford-Cedar (Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana (ital) [A. Murr.] Parl.): I. Early Height Growth at Coastal and Inland Nurseries Genetic Linkage Mapping
of Genomic Regions Conferring Tolerance to High Aluminum in Slash Pine Impact of Forest Genetics on Sustainable Forestry--Results From Two Cycles of
Loblolly Pine Breeding in the U. S. Responsiveness of Diverse Provenances of Loblolly Pine to Fertilization--Age Four Results PART TWO: FRONTIERS
OF PLANT PHYSIOLOGY Influence of Procerum Root Disease on the Water Relations of Eastern White Pine (Pinus Strobus (ital) L.) CO2 Diffusion in
Douglas Fir Bark: Implications for Measuring Woody-Tissue Respiration with Removable Cuvettes Respiratory Parameters Define Growth Rate, Species
Distribution, and Adaptation to Temperature Carbon Dioxide Efflux Rates from Stems of Mature Quercus Prinus (ital) L. and Acer Rubrum (ital) L. Trees
Do Not Appear to be Affected by Sapflow Rates Root Growth Plasticity of Hybrid Poplar in Response to Soil Nutrient Gradients Effects of
Ultraviolet-B Radiation on Needle Anatomy and Morphology of Western Larch, Interior Spruce, and Lodgepole Pine Wintertime Patterns of Chlorophyll
Fluorescence in Red Spruce (Picea Rubens, (ital) Sarg.) Foliage Winter Season Tree Sap Flow and Stand Transpiration in an Intensively-Managed
Loblolly and Slash Pine Plantation Long-Term Nitrogen Fertilization Increases Winter Injury in Montana Red Spruce (Picea Rubens (ital) Foliage Cold
Tolerance and Photosystem Function in a Montana Red Spruce Population: Physiological Relationships with Foliar Carbohydrates Effect of Two Years of
Nitrogen Deposition on Shoot Growth and Phenology of Engelmann Spruce (Picea engelmanni (ital) Perry ex Engelm.) Seedlings Paper Birch Genecology and
Physiology: Spring Dormancy Release and Fall Cold Acclimation PART THREE: FRONTIERS OF SILVICULTURE Plenary Address: Applications of Belowground
Forest Biology Assessing the Controls on Soil Mineral-N Cycling Rates in Managed Coastal Western Hemlock Ecosystems of British Columbia White/Red
Pine Stand Response to Partial Cutting and Site Preparation Total, Hydrolyzable and Condensed Tannin Concentrations of Leaf Litters of Some Common
Hardwoods of Eastern Canada at Two Sites of Contrasting Productivity Comparative Growth of Balsam Fir and Black Spruce Advance Regeneration After
Logging Influence of Forest Harvesting Intensity on Nutrient Leaching Through Soil in Southwestern British Columbia Intensive Management of
Ponderosa Pine Plantations: Sustainable Productivity for the 21st Century Gas Exchange for Managed Ponderosa Pine Stands Positioned Along a Climatic
Gradient Microclimate Changes Following Alternative Conifer Release Treatments Continued Through Three Post-Treatment Growing Seasons Alternative
Conifer Release Treatments Affect Competition Levels, Available Light, Net Assimilation Rates, and Growth of White Spruce Seedlings Natural
Regeneration of Grey Alder (Alnus incana (ital) (L.) Moench.) Stands After Harvest Seasonal Fine Root Carbohydrate Relations of Plantation Loblolly
Pine After Thinning Root Architectural Plasticity to Nutrient Stress in Two Contrasting Ecotypes of Loblolly Pine PART FOUR: FRONTIERS OF
CONSERVATION Changes in Desiccating Seeds of Temperate and Tropical Forest Tree Species Red and Black Spruce Introgression in Montane Ecosystems in
New England and New York Sea Buckthorn: A Near-Ideal Plant for Agroforestry on the Canadian Prairies Some Aspects of the Impact and Management of
the Exotic Weed, Some Scotch Broom Cystisus Scoparius (ital) (L.) Link) in British Columbia, Canada Pleistocene Refugia for Longleaf and Loblolly
Pines Predator Guild Structure of Canopy Arthropods from a Montane Forest on Vancouver Island, British Columbia Index Reference Notes Included
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