1984
Department of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries,
The University of Tennessee
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-4500
| CONTENTS | |||
| Hardwood Forest Soils | |||
| 1 | Hardwood Forest Soils: Past, Present, and Future [Keynote] | Russ Lea, L.R. Auchmoody, and Williard H. Carmean | 1 |
| 2 | Characteristics and Management Implications of Ecosystems with Boreal Hardwood Components in the Great Clay Belt, Northern Ontario, Canada | G. Pierpoint, R.K. Jones, J.K. Jeglum, G.M. Wickware, and R. Arnup | 17 |
| 3 | Soils; The Foundation for Poplar Plantations in Ontario | Ronald W. Evers, Shân H. Morse and Deborah L. Rogers | 29 |
| Site Treatments and Site Quality | |||
| 4 | Site Quality and Site Treatment [Keynote] | Earl L. Stone | 41 |
| 5 | Predicting Tree and Stand Response to Cultural Practices [Keynote] | Richard K. Fisher | 53 |
| 6 | Use of Fertilizers in Sustained Productivity of Douglas-Fir Forests | S.P. Gessel and W.A. Atkinson | 67 |
| 7 | Site Index and Selected Soil Properties in Relation to Response of Douglas-Fir and Western Hemlock to Nitrogen Fertilizer | M.A. Radwan and J.S. Shumway | 89 |
| 8 | The Limits to Productivity: Fertilization and Nutrient Cycling in Coastal Plain Slash Pine Forests | H.L. Gholz and R.F. Fisher | 105 |
| 9 | Site Preparation and Nutrient Management in Southern Pine Forests | D.G. Neary, L.A. Morris, and B.F. Swindel | 121 |
| 10 | Effects of Forest Growth on Soil Nitrogen and Organic Matter Pools Following Release from Subsistence Agriculture | Steven P. Hamburg | 145 |
| 11 | Minimizing Soil Compaction in Pacific Northwest Forests | H.A. Froehlich and D.S. McNabb | 159 |
| 12 | Sludge Fertilization of Pine and Aspen Forests on Sand Soils in Michigan | A.R. Harris, D.H. Urie, and J.H. Cooley | 193 |
| 13 | Moderator's Comment: Predicting Site Responses to Cultural Practices | Robert F. Powers | 207 |
| Acid Deposition | |||
| 14 | Acid Rain, Forests and Forestry [Keynote] | Ian K. Morrison | 209 |
| 15 | Dynamics of Organic and Inorganic Sulfur Constituents in Hardwood Forest Soils | M.B. David, M.J. Mitchell, and S.C. Schindler | 221 |
| 16 | Effects of Acid Precipitation and Natural Processes on Cation Leaching from Four Diverse Forest Ecosystems | Dale W. Johnson, Helga Van Miegroet, Dale W. Cole and Daniel D. Richter | 247 |
| 17 | Sulfur Input, Output and Distribution in Two Oak Forests | J.M. Kelly | 265 |
| 18 | Acidic Deposition and Ion Movements in Forest Soils of Northwestern Wisconsin | J.C. Bockheim, J.E. Leide, and J.M. Esser | 291 |
| Forest Soil Evaluation | |||
| 19 | Advances in Forest Soil Analysis [Keynote] | John G. McColl | 313 |
| 20 | Predicting Fertilizer Growth Response and Nutrient Status of Jack Pine by Foliar Diagnosis | V.R. Timmer and L.D. Morrow | 335 |
| 21 | Estimating Soil Nitrogen Availability Through Soil and Foliar Analysis | Robert F. Powers | 353 |
| 22 | Importance of Subsoil Fertility to Forest and Non-Forest Plant Nutrition | N.B. Comerford, G. Kidder, and A.V. Mollitor | 381 |
| 23 | A Rational Basis For Estimating Elemental Supply Rate from Weathering | James L. Clayton | 405 |
| 24 | Sampling Forest Soil Conditions to Assess Impacts of Management Activities | John W. Hazard and J. Michael Geist | 421 |
| 25 | Moderator's Comment: Advances in Forest Soil Analysis | Carol G. Wells | 431 |
| Abstracts of Poster Session Papers | |||
| 26 | Applications of Multivariate Analysis Techniques in Mapping Forest Ecosystems: An Example from the Great Clay Belt, Ontario | G.M. Wickware, R. Arnup, R.K. Jones, G. Pierpoint, and J. K. Jeglum | 435 |
| 27 | A Multivariate, Computer Assisted Approach to Soil-Vegetation Mapping | David E. Moon and Corinne J. Selby | 436 |
| 28 | Mapping Forest Landscapes in the Yukon Territory, Canada | E.T. Oswald and J.P. Senyk | 437 |
| 29 | Terrestrial Ecosystem Surveys in the Southwestern United States | J.M. Gass | 438 |
| 30 | Potential Productivity Ratings for Forest Soil Mapping Units | Harvey M. Schiltz and Brian P. Grisi | 439 |
| 31 | Site Productivity for Black Spruce Near Cochrane, Ontario | Robert J. Miller | 439 |
| 32 | Soil and Vegetation Relationships and Forest Ecosystem Classification, Great Claybelt, Northern Ontario | R.K. Jones, G. Pierpoint, C.M. Wickware and J.K. Jeglum | 440 |
| 33 | Boreal Forest Soils of Newfoundland and their Potential for Growth of Larch | B.A. Roberts and R.S. van Nostrand | 441 |
| 34 | Forest Soil Mappping for Road Planning | Harvey M. Schiltz and Thomas J. Corcoran | 442 |
| 35 | Soil Moisture and Its Effect on Plant Moisture Stress in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine | D.G. Brewer and R.D. Wahlfield | 442 |
| 36 | Sampling Some Physical Conditions of Surface Soils in the Field | S.W. Howes, J.W. Hazard and J.M. Geist | 443 |
| 37 | Fertilization Screening Trials -- A Rapid, Inexpensive Technique for Assessing Stand Nutrient Status and Probable Fertilizer Response | G.F. Weetman and R.F. Fournier | 443 |
| 38 | Loblolly Pine Response to Bedding and Phosphorus Varies by Drainage Class on Lower Atlantic Coastal Plain Sites | W.H. McKee, Jr. and L.P. Wilhite | 444 |
| 39 | Influence of Lespedeza and Phosphorus on Loblolly Pine Growth and Site Nutrients | Jacques R. Jorgensen and Joseph R. Craig | 444 |
| 40 | Water Quality in the First Year Following Site Preparation in East Texas | M.G. DeHaven and W.H. Blackburn | 445 |
| 41 | Prescribed Fire Effects on Forest Floor Nutrients and Ponderosa Pine Growth J.D. Landsberg, P.H. Cochran, and R.E. Martin | 446 | |
| 42 | Endemic Earthworms and Nutrient Cycling in the Coastal Wet Western Hemlock Biogeoclimatic Subzone, Vancouver Island | G.A. Spiers, T.E. Nason, J.D. Lousier, V. Marshall, E.C. Packee, and D. Gagnon | 447 |
| 43 | Some Chemical Changes in Aging Litter of Loblolly Pine | Joseph R. Craig and Jacques R. Jorgensen | 448 |
| 44 | Litter Decomposition and Soil Microbial Activity in a Forest Receiving SO2 Pollution | C.E. Prescott, R.J.F. Bewley, and D. Parkinson | 448 |
| 45 | Mycorrhizae, Nitrogen Fertilization and Rhizosphere Acidity | Caroline S. Bledsoe | 449 |
| 46 | Autogenic Soil Aluminum Concentrations and Sugar Maple Ecesis in Mature Hardwood Forests in Illinois | P.D. Kelsey and A.S. Messenger | 450 |
| 47 | Nitrification Potentials in a Watershed Dominated by Robinia pseudo-acacia L. and a Mature Hardwood Watershed at Coweeta | F. Montagnini, B. Haines, and L. Boring | 450 |
| 48 | Acidic Precipitation Induced Leaching on a Forest Soil | Margaret A. Griffith, Dianne E. Dimma, and Samuel N. Linzon | 451 |
| 49 | Effect of Acid Rain on Hardwood Tree Seedlings and Soil | D.K. Patten and R.C. Schultz | 452 |
| 50 | Soil Characteristics of a Small Forested Watershed in Northeastern West Virginia | Paul S. Frank, Jr. | 452 |
| 51 | Virgin Hardwood Forest Soils of Western North Carolina | W. Lee Daniels and C.J. Everett | 453 |
| 52 | Tree Growth and Soil Conditions under Secondary Deciduous Forest in Northeast China | Bo-Qun Lin | 453 |
| 53 | Forestry Soil Science in the People's Republic of China | Bo-Qun Lin | 454 |