1. Estimating “autotrophic” belowground respiration in spruce and beech forests: decreases following girdling

   • Christian P. Andersen
   • Ivan Nikolov
   • Karl-Heinz Häberle

   Original Paper 01 October 2005 Pages: 155 - 163

   

2. Gap evapotranspiration and drainage fluxes in a managed and a virgin dinaric silver fir–beech forest in Slovenia: a modelling study

   • Urša Vilhar
   • Michael Starr
   • Primož Simončič

   Original Paper 31 August 2005 Pages: 165 - 175

   

3. Stem taper functions for maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait.) in Galicia (Northwestern Spain)

   • A. Rojo
   • X. Perales
   • K. von Gadow

   Original Paper 01 September 2005 Pages: 177 - 186

   

4. Effects of thinning on growth of six tree species in north-temperate forests of Lithuania

   • A. Juodvalkis
   • L. Kairiukstis
   • R. Vasiliauskas

   Original Paper 10 August 2005 Pages: 187 - 192

   

5. Stand density and growth of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.): evidence from long-term experimental plots

   • Hans Pretzsch

   Original Paper 25 August 2005 Pages: 193 - 205

   

6. Adaptive cluster sampling for estimation of deforestation rates

   • Steen Magnussen
   • Werner Kurz
   • Dennis Paradine

   Original Paper 10 August 2005 Pages: 207 - 220

   

7. The response of ground vegetation to structural change during forest conversion in the southern Black Forest

   • S. Gärtner
   • A. Reif

   Original Paper 23 August 2005 Pages: 221 - 231

   

8. Habitat factors for land snails in European beech forests with a special focus on coarse woody debris

   • Jörg Müller
   • Christian Strätz
   • Torsten Hothorn

   Original Paper 17 September 2005 Pages: 233 - 242

   

9. Neural networks for assessing the risk of windthrow on the forest division level: a case study in southwest Germany

   • Marc Hanewinkel

   Original paper 25 August 2005 Pages: 243 - 249