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Comparison of potential non-timber forest products in intensively managed young stands and mature/old-growth forests in south-central British Columbia
Author(s): A. J. Clason, P. M. F. Lindgren and T. P. Sullivan
Month: Nov
Year: 2008
Journal: Forest Ecology and Management
Volume: 256
Issue: 11
Pages: 1897-1909
Article Topic(s): Community level survey, Disturbance, Human Use, Fertilizer, Light
Research Setting(s): Forest
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Species Referenced: Achillea millefolium (Common yarrow),
Abstract
Researches the effects of different management regimes of second-growth lodgepile pine (Pinus contorta) plantations on the understory vegetation. The understory vegetation studied included 54 herb and shrub species identified as potential non-timber forest products. Fertilizer treatments increased the growth of the understory vegetation, including Achillea millefolium. These results suggest that understory non-timber forest products can be comanaged with timber operations.Suggested Citation
A. J. Clason, P. M. F. Lindgren and T. P. Sullivan. "Comparison of potential non-timber forest products in intensively managed young stands and mature/old-growth forests in south-central British Columbia." Forest Ecology and Management 256.11 (2008): 1897-1909.Go back