2000
DOI: 10.5558/tfc76633-4
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Morphological indicators of growth response of coniferous advance regeneration to overstorey removal in the boreal forest

Abstract: Christian Messier2, Ren6 ~o u c e t~, Yves Claveau2 and Phil Comeau4Regeneration of forest stands through the preservation of existing advance regeneration has gained considerable interest in various regions of North America. The effectiveness of this approach relies on the capacity of regeneration to respond positively to overstory removal. Responses of advance regeneration to release is dependent on tree characteristics and site conditions interacting with the degree of physiological shock caused by the sudd… Show more

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“…The growth curves also indicate that both species responded well in the treatment that retained only small regeneration (3.0S; Fig. 1); this response is consistent with the ability of young conifers to respond to release (Ruel et al 2000). As a whole, we conclude that thinning accelerated early development of the stratified The Forestry Chronicle Downloaded from pubs.cif-ifc.org by 18.236.120.13 on 05/12/18…”
Section: Growthsupporting
confidence: 75%
“…The growth curves also indicate that both species responded well in the treatment that retained only small regeneration (3.0S; Fig. 1); this response is consistent with the ability of young conifers to respond to release (Ruel et al 2000). As a whole, we conclude that thinning accelerated early development of the stratified The Forestry Chronicle Downloaded from pubs.cif-ifc.org by 18.236.120.13 on 05/12/18…”
Section: Growthsupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Selon certaines études, le retard de réaction de la croissance en hauteur serait attribuable à un choc de croissance ou stress hydrique provoqué par des changements importants et rapides des conditions de croissance (Ruel et al 2000a, Kneeshaw et al 2002. Dans l'Ouest du Canada, Kneeshaw et al (2002) ont réitéré l'hypothèse du stress hydrique pour expliquer ce phénomène chez la régénération de pin tordu (Pinus contorta Dougl.…”
Section: Réaction Du Sapin à L'ouvertureunclassified
“…( Kozlowski et Ward 1961, Little 1970, Lanner 1985, Ruel et al 2000a, Collet et al 2001. Kneeshaw et al (2002) n'ont pas discuté du caractère fondamental de la croissance en hauteur chez les espèces étudiées.…”
Section: Réaction Du Sapin à L'ouvertureunclassified
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“…dominated forests of the Pacific Northwest, have noted increased mortality of retention trees following partial harvesting (Franklin et al 2002, Maguire et al 2006. Others have observed relationships between stress and / or mortality with increasing tree height, crown class and slenderness (Coates 1997, Ruel et al 2000, Liu et al 2003. However, mortality of retention trees has been quantified only for a few species and regions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%