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Forest carbon pool development over 35 years in a balsam fir-red spruce forest in northern central Maine after stem-only and whole-tree harvesting: Appendices

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Forest carbon pool development over 35 years in a balsam fir-red spruce forest in northern central Maine after stem-only and whole-tree harvesting

Problem Addressed: Estimating recovery of carbon stocks after different management approaches and natural disturbances

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Results may inform development of standards for sustainable forest management in northern-central Maine

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Fuels management in northern mixedwoods in light of an uncertain climate future

Problem Addressed: Alternative fuels management approaches within an uncertain climate future

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Quantify effects of fuels management on fuels and stand growth

Key Findings: Reduced fine fuels following burning; Increased hardwood regeneration following harvest

Recommendation: Ongoing research to investigate temporal changes in fuels and growth

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Addressing the Age-Related Growth Decline in Red Spruce Productivity

Problem Addressed: Integrating Physiological and Genomic Approaches

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Age-related patterns of productivity are not limited by physiological factors restricting carbon assimilation but by the intrinsic genetic programming associated with demand-side sinks restricting carbon allocation to apical and cambial meristems

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