by Audrey Verreault | 30 January 2019
Published in Forest Ecology and Management 208(2005): 223-236 The sugar maple decline observed in forests of northeastern North America is one of the disturbances that may have caused changes in the structure and composition of maple-dominated stands. Such changes may...
by Marie-Claude Boileau | 30 January 2019
Published in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution: Focus 4: 501-516 A solution containing 35SO42- and 3H2O was applied to four plots (5 x 5 m) in a boreal coniferous forest in the Laflamme Lake watershed, Québec, under two contrasting conditions: in summer (plots 1 and 2),...
by Svetlana Savin | 30 January 2019
Published in Forest Ecology and Management 106: 307-313 Temporal factors affecting sap sugar content (SSC) were assessed in a 65-yr-old plantation of sugar maple (Acer saccharum Marsh.) located in Québec. A total of 694 maples were measured and the variation in SSC...
by Audrey Verreault | 30 January 2019
Published in Tree Planters’ Note 46(3): 102-106 The ratio of shoot dry mass to root dry mass, or shoot:root ratio, is sometimes used to evaluate the drought avoidance potential of container conifer stock. A review of published data from plantation trials...
by Marie-Claude Boileau | 30 January 2019
Published in Can. J. For. Res. 31: 333-344. A descriptive temporal model was used to evaluate the flow of macronutrients (N, P, K, Ca, and Mg) between the forest canopy and incident precipitation for the Lake Clair Watershed (LCW) located in the northern hardwood...
