BraisHarveyBergeronEtAl2004
Référence
Brais, S., Harvey, B.D., Bergeron, Y., Messier, C., Greene, D.F., Belleau, A. and Pare, D. (2004) Testing forest ecosystem management in boreal mixedwoods of northwestern Quebec: Initial response of aspen stands to different levels of harvesting. Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 34(2):431-446.
Résumé
The SAFE (sylviculture et ame?nagement forestiers e?cosyste?mique) project was set up in 1998 in the Lake Duparquet Research and Teaching Forest to test stand-level silvicultural treatments designed to reflect different aspects of natural forest dynamics. In the winter of 1998-1999, four levels of forest harvesting, including a no-harvest and a clearcut treatment, were applied to even-aged trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) stands according to a complete block design with three replications. Two partial cut treatments removed 33% and 61% of the stand basal area. During the first growing season, harvesting induced a large increase in indigenous understorey biomass that paralleled changes in the canopy opening. Aspen sucker density increased from 4916 stems/ha in the control to 28 751 and 63 333 stems/ha in the one-third and two-thirds harvesting treatments and 102 916 stems/ha in the clearcut. Most changes in nutrient cycling occurred in the second year and included an increase in forest floor organic C, total N, and base cation availability and a decrease in microbial C/N ratio. These changes may have occurred in response to reduced vegetation uptake and woody debris abundance.
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@ARTICLE { BraisHarveyBergeronEtAl2004,
AUTHOR = { Brais, S. and Harvey, B.D. and Bergeron, Y. and Messier, C. and Greene, D.F. and Belleau, A. and Pare, D. },
TITLE = { Testing forest ecosystem management in boreal mixedwoods of northwestern Quebec: Initial response of aspen stands to different levels of harvesting },
JOURNAL = { Canadian Journal of Forest Research },
YEAR = { 2004 },
VOLUME = { 34 },
PAGES = { 431-446 },
NUMBER = { 2 },
NOTE = { Cited By (since 1996): 7 Export Date: 6 March 2007 Source: Scopus },
ABSTRACT = { The SAFE (sylviculture et ame?nagement forestiers e?cosyste?mique) project was set up in 1998 in the Lake Duparquet Research and Teaching Forest to test stand-level silvicultural treatments designed to reflect different aspects of natural forest dynamics. In the winter of 1998-1999, four levels of forest harvesting, including a no-harvest and a clearcut treatment, were applied to even-aged trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) stands according to a complete block design with three replications. Two partial cut treatments removed 33% and 61% of the stand basal area. During the first growing season, harvesting induced a large increase in indigenous understorey biomass that paralleled changes in the canopy opening. Aspen sucker density increased from 4916 stems/ha in the control to 28 751 and 63 333 stems/ha in the one-third and two-thirds harvesting treatments and 102 916 stems/ha in the clearcut. Most changes in nutrient cycling occurred in the second year and included an increase in forest floor organic C, total N, and base cation availability and a decrease in microbial C/N ratio. These changes may have occurred in response to reduced vegetation uptake and woody debris abundance. },
OWNER = { racinep },
TIMESTAMP = { 2007.09.07 },
}
