Abstract
A detailed description of the conditions and history leading to the establishment and continuity of all-aged mixed coniferous forests in the montane south central region of British Columbia, Canada. Also described are the attempts by one forest products company to perpetuate and proportionally increase this type of forest cover through the selective removal necessitated by bark beetle depredation of the component, Pinus contorta. The report concludes with a description of and recommendations for the post-harvest management employing treatments which imitate natural conditions leading to a gradual and lasting conversion of natural multi-species stands into unevenaged or all-aged stands of mixed conifers which are conducive to single tree or group selection harvests at more or less regular intervals. 10 figs, 1 tab
Citation Formats
Eichel, G H.
The conversion of evenaged into unevenaged mixed conifer forests in southern British Columbia.
Sweden: N. p.,
1995.
Web.
Eichel, G H.
The conversion of evenaged into unevenaged mixed conifer forests in southern British Columbia.
Sweden.
Eichel, G H.
1995.
"The conversion of evenaged into unevenaged mixed conifer forests in southern British Columbia."
Sweden.
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title = {The conversion of evenaged into unevenaged mixed conifer forests in southern British Columbia}
author = {Eichel, G H}
abstractNote = {A detailed description of the conditions and history leading to the establishment and continuity of all-aged mixed coniferous forests in the montane south central region of British Columbia, Canada. Also described are the attempts by one forest products company to perpetuate and proportionally increase this type of forest cover through the selective removal necessitated by bark beetle depredation of the component, Pinus contorta. The report concludes with a description of and recommendations for the post-harvest management employing treatments which imitate natural conditions leading to a gradual and lasting conversion of natural multi-species stands into unevenaged or all-aged stands of mixed conifers which are conducive to single tree or group selection harvests at more or less regular intervals. 10 figs, 1 tab}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1995}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {The conversion of evenaged into unevenaged mixed conifer forests in southern British Columbia}
author = {Eichel, G H}
abstractNote = {A detailed description of the conditions and history leading to the establishment and continuity of all-aged mixed coniferous forests in the montane south central region of British Columbia, Canada. Also described are the attempts by one forest products company to perpetuate and proportionally increase this type of forest cover through the selective removal necessitated by bark beetle depredation of the component, Pinus contorta. The report concludes with a description of and recommendations for the post-harvest management employing treatments which imitate natural conditions leading to a gradual and lasting conversion of natural multi-species stands into unevenaged or all-aged stands of mixed conifers which are conducive to single tree or group selection harvests at more or less regular intervals. 10 figs, 1 tab}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1995}
month = {Dec}
}