Forest Science

INTRODUCTION: Inventory Updates and Related Topics—From Imputations to Mixed Models
pp. 285-286(2)
Author: Cieszewski C.J.

Nonlinear Mixed Effects Modeling for Slash Pine Dominant Height Growth Following Intensive Silvicultural Treatments
pp. 287-300(14)
Authors: Fang Z.; Bailey R.L.

Diameter Growth Models Using Minnesota Forest Inventory and Analysis Data
pp. 301-310(10)
Authors: Lessard V.C.; McRoberts R.E.; Holdaway M.R.

Modeling and Prediction of Forest Growth Variables Based on Multilevel Nonlinear Mixed Models
pp. 311-321(11)
Authors: Hall D.B.; Bailey R.L.

Imputation and Model-Based Updating Techniques for Annual Forest Inventories
pp. 322-330(9)
Author: McRoberts R.E.

Herbivory and Fire Influence White Oak (Quercus alba L.) Seedling Vigor
pp. 331-337(7)
Authors: Adams A.S.; Rieske L.K.

Effects of Gypsy Moth on Radial Growth of Deciduous Trees
pp. 338-348(11)
Authors: Naidoo R.; Lechowicz M.J.

Estimating Contingent Values for Protection from Wildland Fire Using a Two-Stage Decision Framework
pp. 349-360(12)
Authors: Winter G.J.; Fried J.S.

The Self-Thinning Surface
pp. 361-370(10)
Author: Bi H.

Modeling the United States Housing Sector
pp. 371-389(19)
Author: Montgomery C.A.

Burning Characteristics of Needles from Eight Pine Species
pp. 390-396(7)
Author: Fonda R.W.

Phosphorus and Potassium Uptake Kinetics in Red Maple Seedlings
pp. 397-402(6)
Authors: Kelly J.M.; Kelly J.K.

Using the Branch and Bound Algorithm to Solve Forest Planning Problems with Adjacency Constraints
pp. 403-418(16)
Authors: McDill M.E.; Braze J.

Forest Productivity, Leaf Area, and Terrain in Southern Appalachian Deciduous Forests
pp. 419-427(9)
Authors: Bolstad P.V.; Vose J.M.; McNulty S.G.

Benefits of Forest-Owner Collaboration and Imperfect Capital Markets
pp. 428-436(9)
Authors: Uusivuori J.; Kuuluvainen J.

BOOK REVIEWS: Writing and Presenting Scientific Papers
pp. 437-437(1)
Author: Covert S.F.

BOOK REVIEWS: Invasive Plants of California's Wildlands
pp. 438-438(1)
Author: Pimentel D.