Methods for detecting and evaluating Armillaria in plantations were compared in a series of studies. The purposes of the studies were to standardize the Armillaria trapping technique, and to determine if it could be used ...

Height-growth and site-index curves were developed for estimating site quality of trembling aspen {Populus tremuloides Michx.) in north central Ontario. These curves were developed from stem analysis data of dominant ...

Site index of white spruce (Picea glauca (Moench) Voss) in North Central Ontario was related to features of soil and topography using both multiple regression techniques and principal component analysis. Two different ...

Soil-site relations for trembling aspen in Northwestern Ontario were studied using 98 site plots representing a wide range of glacial landforms, soil conditions, and site quality. Site index was related to features of ...

Community forestry has become a much-discussed form of forest land tenure and management in Northern Ontario. It is a viable approach to community economic development especially among communities that are dependent on ...

One of the basic assumptions of the mixed-mating model is that the pollen pool of a population is homogeneous. However mounting evidence would suggest that a homogeneous pollen pool is not the norm in populations of ...