Abstract Purpose of Review Forests provide multiple ecosystem services (ES) to society, and
the demand for ES is growing at the global level. However, how to manage forests for the …

Plants frequently exhibit tradeoffs between reproduction and growth when resources are
limited, and often change these allocation patterns in response to stress. Shorter-lived plants …

Forest Growth and Yield Modeling synthesizes current scientific literature and provides
insights in how models are constructed. Giving suggestions for future developments, and …

Significant gaps remain in understanding the response of plant reproduction to
environmental change. This is partly because measuring reproduction in long‐lived plants …

The seeds of Mediterranean stone pine, Pinus pinea, have been consumed by humans
since the Paleolithic era. Similarly to edible seeds from other Eurasiatic or American pines …

Many boreal tree stands are neither clearly even-aged nor clearly uneven-aged. The stands
may undergo a series of stages, during which an even-aged stand is transformed into two …

Designing adequate silvicultural systems for natural regeneration of a forest species
requires sound knowledge of the underlying ecological subprocesses: flowering and fruiting …

The potential for development in decision support for forest management is set by decision
theory, available technology and methods. Demands for decision support are emerging from …

Differences between intra-and inter-specific competition strategies in mixed stands account
for higher productivity. The mechanisms of competition as they relate to stand structure …

Adsorptive removal of arsenite from wastewater often involves pre-oxidation to the less toxic
arsenate followed by adsorption. Materials capable of simultaneous oxidation and …