IBFRA Conference 2004 oral presentation details

Tuesday, 4 May 1:30-3 p.m. Responses of Boreal Forest to Disturbance: Structure and Demography (Wirth and Schulze)
Olga N. Krankina, Richard A. Houghton, Mark E. Harmon, David Butman. Successional change in forest biomass: the impact of climate and disturbance regime Jill Johnstone and Eric Kasischke. Patterns of tree establishment in relation to burn severity in a recently-burned black spruce forest, central Alaska Vernon J. LaBau. An overview of University of Alaska research on the spruce bark beetle infestation, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, 1997-2002 Glenn Patrick Juday, Scott Rupp, John Zasada, Valerie Barber. The ecological niche and persistence strategy of white spruce in the western North American boreal forest

Tuesday, 4 May
1:30-3 p.m.

Responses of Boreal Forest to Disturbance: Structure and Demography (Wirth and Schulze)

Olga N. Krankina, Richard A. Houghton, Mark E. Harmon, David Butman. Successional change in forest biomass: the impact of climate and disturbance regime
Jill Johnstone and Eric Kasischke. Patterns of tree establishment in relation to burn severity in a recently-burned black spruce forest, central Alaska
Vernon J. LaBau. An overview of University of Alaska research on the spruce bark beetle infestation, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, 1997-2002
Glenn Patrick Juday, Scott Rupp, John Zasada, Valerie Barber. The ecological niche and persistence strategy of white spruce in the western North American boreal forest