Biomass & Bioenergy

Biomass & Bioenergy, Vol.11, No.2-3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0961-9534 (Print)

In this Issue (19 articles)

69 - 71	Modelling short rotation forestry growth (Uppsala, Sweden, 24-26 October 1994) Perttu KL, Philippot S
73 - 74	Modeling short rotation forestry growth: An international workshop Host GE, Isebrands JG, Perttu KL
75 - 83	Willow wood properties, production and economy Ledin S
85 - 93	Simulation models of short-rotation forestry production and coppice biology Philippot S
95 - 107	An inventory of tree and stand growth models with potential application in short-rotation forestry Ceulemans R
109 - 113	Future research on hybrid aspen and hybrid poplar cultivation in Sweden Christersson L
115 - 127	Physiology of carbon allocation in trees Ericsson T, Rytter L, Vapaavuori E
129 - 137	Seasonal amount, growth and depth distribution of fine roots in an irrigated and fertilized Salix viminalis L-plantation Rytter RM, Hansson AC
139 - 150	Short-rotation coppiced vs non-coppiced poplar: A comparative study at two different field sites Herve C, Ceulemans R
151 - 159	Development and evaluation of quantitative functions for early selection of Populus clones Walsh TA, Burk TE, Isebrands JG
161 - 165	Cyclic and progressive changes in short-rotation willow coppice systems Verwijst T
167 - 175	Diameter growth models induced by competition for four Salix clone monocultures Tahvanainen L
177 - 187	Modelling competition in short rotation forests Tome M, Verwijst T
189 - 200	Modelling three-dimensional distribution of photosynthetically active radiation in sloping coniferous stands Knyazikhin Y, Kranigk J, Miessen G, Panfyorov O, Vygodskaya N, Gravenhorst G
201 - 206	Above-ground phytomass and light regime in Norway spruce stands planted with different initial density Ozolincius R, Miksys V, Stakenas V
207 - 214	Demographic approaches to studies of canopy development in plants Porter JR
215 - 231	A comparison among eucalypt, poplar and willow characteristics with particular reference to a coppice, growth-modelling approach Ceulemans R, McDonald AJS, Pereira JS
233 - 243	Temporal and spatial scaling from individual trees to plantations: A modeling strategy Host GE, Isebrands JG, Theseira GW, Kiniry JR, Graham RL
245 - 252	A strategy for process modelling of short-rotation Salix coppice plantations Isebrands JG, Host GE, Bollmark L, Porter JR, Philippot S, Stevens E, Rushton K