Journal of Forestry

Seven Hurricanes and the Southeastern Forest Ecosystems: An Educational Opportunity
pp. 327-327(1)
Author: Jose, Shibu

Letters
pp. 327-371(45)
Authors: Pfilf, Dick; Marker, John F.; Helgerson, Ole T.; Gerhold, Henry D.; Olson, Lloyd W.; Wolf, Robert E.; Pence, Ned N.; Burns, Sandy

Does the Lack of Reference Ecosystems Limit Our Science? A Case Study in Nonnnative Invasive Plants as Forest Fuels
pp. 329-338(10)
Authors: Dibble, Alison C.; Rees, Catherine A.

Controls and Reference Conditions in Forestry: The Role of Old-Growth and Retrospective Studies
pp. 339-344(6)
Authors: Frelich, Lee E.; Cornett, Meredith W.; White, Mark A.

Defining Reference Information for Restoring Ecologically Rare Tallgrass Oak Savannas in the Midwestern United States
pp. 345-350(6)
Authors: Asbjornsen, H.; Brudvig, L. A.; Mabry, C. M.; Evans, C. W.; Karnitz, H. M.

Determining Reference Ecosystem Conditions for Disturbed Landscapes within the Context of Contemporary Resource Management Issues
pp. 351-356(6)
Authors: Goebel, P. Charles; Wyse, Thomas C.; Corace III, R. Gregory

Western Pine Forests with Continuing Frequent Fire Regimes: Possible Reference Sites for Management
pp. 357-362(6)
Authors: Stephens, Scott L.; Fulé, Peter Z.

Reference Stands for Silvicultural Research: A Maine Perspective
pp. 363-367(5)
Authors: Kenefic, Laura S.; White, Alan S.; Cutko, Andrew R.; Fraver, Shawn

Whither the Future of US Forest Industry—and American Forestry?
pp. 368-369(2)
Author: Wallinger, R. Scott