Forest Science

Juvenile Versus Mature Wood: A New Concept, Orthogonal to Corewood Versus Outerwood, with Special Reference to Pinus radiata and P. taeda
pp. 399-415(17)
Authors: Rowland D. Burdon; R. Paul Kibblewhite; John C. F. Walker; Robert A. Megraw; Robert Evans; David J. Cown

Softwood Lumber Products in the United States: Substitutes, Complements, or Unrelated?
pp. 416-426(11)
Authors: Rao V. Nagubadi; Daowei Zhang; Jeffrey P. Prestemon; David N. Wear

A Walkthrough Solution to the Boundary Overlap Problem
pp. 427-435(9)
Authors: Mark J. Ducey; Jeffrey H. Gove; Harry T. Valentine

Tree Size Distribution Functions of Four Boreal Forest Types for Biomass Mapping
pp. 436-449(14)
Author: Wenjun Chen

Forest Parameters Estimation in a European Mediterranean Landscape Using Remotely Sensed Data
pp. 450-460(11)
Authors: George Mallinis; Nikos Koutsias; Apostolos Makras; Michael Karteris

Short-Term Forecasting Models for the Finnish Forest Sector: Lumber Exports and Sawlog Demand
pp. 461-472(12)
Authors: Lauri Hetemäki; Riitta Hänninen; Anne Toppinen

Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Condition Indicators: Identifying National Areas of Opportunity Using Data Envelopment Analysis
pp. 473-494(22)
Authors: John Hof; Curtis Flather; Tony Baltic; Rudy King

Market Dynamics and Optimal Timber Salvage After a Natural Catastrophe
pp. 495-511(17)
Authors: Jeffrey P. Prestemon; Thomas P. Holmes

Area-Independent Sampling for Total Basal Area
pp. 512-517(6)
Authors: James W. Flewelling; Kim Iles

Relative Growth Trend as an Early Selection Parameter in a Douglas-Fir Provenance Test
pp. 518-526(9)
Authors: Rafael Zas; Esther Merlo; Raquel Díaz; Josefa Fernández-López

A Cost-Efficient Approach to Selecting Forest Stands for Conserving Species: A Case Study from Northern Fennoscandia
pp. 527-539(13)
Authors: Artti Juutinen; Erkki Mäntymaa; Mikko Mönkkönen; Juha Salmi

Long-Term Soil Responses to Site Preparation Burning in the Southern Appalachians
pp. 540-550(11)
Authors: Jennifer D. Knoepp; James M. Vose; Wayne T. Swank

Fusion of Small-Footprint Lidar and Multispectral Data to Estimate Plot- Level Volume and Biomass in Deciduous and Pine Forests in Virginia, USA
pp. 551-565(15)
Authors: Sorin C. Popescu; Randolph H. Wynne; John A. Scrivani

Note—Foliage-Sapwood Area Equations for Balsam Fir Require Local Validation
pp. 566-570(5)
Authors: Daniel W. Gilmore; Robert S. Seymour