1. Editorial

   • H. Pretzsch
   • P. Biber
   • D. Czeschlik

   EditorialNotes 01 April 2004 Pages: 1 - 1

2. Chemical properties of forest soils along a fly-ash deposition gradient in eastern Germany

   • Susanne Klose
   • Franz Makeschin

   Original Paper 02 April 2004 Pages: 3 - 11

   

3. Microclimate within beech stands—part II: thermal conditions

   • Thomas Holst
   • Helmut Mayer
   • Dirk Schindler

   Original Paper 22 April 2004 Pages: 13 - 28

   

4. Comparison of soil nitrogen dynamics under beech, Norway spruce and Scots pine in central Germany

   • Zheke Zhong
   • Franz Makeschin

   Original Paper 06 April 2004 Pages: 29 - 37

   

5. Dendroclimatological regions of Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii Franco) in western Poland

   • Edward Feliksik
   • Sławomir Wilczyński

   Original Paper 09 April 2004 Pages: 39 - 43

   

6. Generalized height–diameter models—an application for major tree species in complex stands of interior British Columbia

   • H. Temesgen
   • K. v. Gadow

   Original Paper 06 April 2004 Pages: 45 - 51

   

7. Simulation of the water and nitrogen balances of forests within a catchment in the northeastern German lowlands

   • Hubert Jochheim
   • Dietmar Lüttschwager
   • Martin Wegehenkel

   Original Paper 14 April 2004 Pages: 53 - 61

   

8. Crown condition within integrated evaluations of Level II monitoring data at the German level

   • Walter Seidling

   Original Paper 08 April 2004 Pages: 63 - 74

   

9. Relations between selected geomorphology features and tree species diversity of forest ecosystems and interpolation on a regional level

   • J. Merganič
   • H.-D. Quednau
   • Š. Šmelko

   Original Paper 03 April 2004 Pages: 75 - 85

   

10. The behaviour of the species mingling index M _sp in relation to species dominance and dispersion

    • F. Patrick Graz

    Original Paper 14 April 2004 Pages: 87 - 92