… This study demonstrated the response of a temperate white pine plantation forest in eastern
Canada to a selective thinning treatment that reduced basal area by 13%. Transpiration in …

… pine trees can live for about 350–400 years and their height may reach up to 45–60 m.
These characteristics make white pine a preferred plantation (afforestation) species in eastern …

… and carbon fluxes in a 75-year old temperate pine (Pinus strobus L.) forest, near Lake Erie
in southern Ontario, Canada. Analyses indicated mean winter temperatures were correlated …

… forest composition, in particular the shift of white pine forest … forest site occupied by balsam
fir and other companion tree … of the mixedwood forest zone of eastern Canada and the USA…

… eastern white pine forests (Pinus strobus L.) planted in 1939, 1974 and 2002 as monoculture
stands north of Lake Erie in southern Ontario, Canada… In Eastern North America, white pine …

… temperate forest. Three lakes are in closed-crown mixed–boreal forests and three others are
in closed-crown coniferous… (cold temperate, boreal maritime, boreal) from eastern Canada …

… The long-term diminishing trend toward present-day low fire activity in coniferous forests of
eastern Canada is seemingly attributed to the reduction in summer solar irradiance from 6000 …

… warming) for selected boreal and temperate species in eastern Canada. We used species-…
temperatures, except for temperate yellow birch and eastern white pine that slowed down to …

… the modern boreal forest region of central and eastern Canada. Temperate species of birch
… Fagus often grows today within mixed deciduous and coniferous forests with Taxus, Tilia, …

… forest zone than in the southern part. This is true for most conifer species (red spruce, eastern
white-cedar, eastern white pine, and east… Old-growth pine forests generally consist of pines …