Forest Ecology and Management, 33 / 34 (1990) 637 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam - - Printed in The Netherlands

Subject Index

Aerial photography, see Inventory methods Alaska, see North America Amazonia, see South America Anaerobiosis

Response of Taxodium and Nyssa seedlings to soil anaerobiosis and salinity .................. 531 Analytical methods

Anatomical and statistical features of Taxodium tree rings ............................................. 503 Diameter measurement in bald cypres s ............................................................................ 509 Response of Taxodium and Nyssa seedlings to soil anaerobiosis and salinity .................. 531

Anatomy Anatomical and statistical features of Taxodium tree rings ............................................. 503

Avecennia, see Mangroves AVHRR, see Inventory methods Biology

Utility of stream habitat and biota for identifying conflicting forest land uses: montane riparian areas ............................................................................................................... 363

Boreal regions Boreal forested wetlands in Alaska ................................................................................... 425

Botany Wetland and upland forest in Peru: species diversity ....................................................... 125

Bottomland hardwood Composition and vulnerability of bottomland hardwood of the Coastal Plain in south

Central U.S .................................................................................................................. 485 Brazil, see South America Bruguiera, see Mangroves Brunei, see Southeast Asia Geriops, see Mangroves Classification

Federal legislation and protection in Georgia: legal foundations, classification and industry ........................................................................................................................ 271

Geomorphology classification of riparian plant associations in mountainous landscapes of Oregon ................................................................................................... 405

Classification of mangrove using aerial photographs ....................................................... 583 Computers, see Inventory methods Cypress, bald, see Taxodium Deepwater habitats

U.S. wetlands and deepwater habitats .............................................................................. 181 Diameter measurement, see Analytical methods Dimensional weights

Dimensional weights and forage of willow and sweetgale on moose ranges in Alaska ..... 463 Economics

Trends in the U.S.: An economic perspective ................................................................... 227 Enhancement

Enhancing riparian habitats in southwest U.S. with watershed practices ........................ 385 Environmental impact assessment

Inventory for timber-harvesting impact assessment ......................................................... 215 Effects of residential development on streamflow, riparian communities, and fisheries

on small mountain streams in Arizona ........................................................................ 351

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Europe European floodplain forests .............................................................................................. 5 Regeneration of floodplain forests within the framework of the flood-protection

measures ...................................................................................................................... 13 Flood-protection

Regeneration of floodplain forests within the framework of the flood-protection measures ...................................................................................................................... 13

Flooding Flooding and saltwater intrusion: effects on survival and productivity along the U.S.

Gulf coast ..................................................................................................................... 287 Growth and development of bald-cypress/water-tupelo under flooding ......................... 523

Floodplains European floodplain forests .............................................................................................. 5 Regeneration of floodplain forests within the framework of the flood-protection

measures ...................................................................................................................... 13 Venezuelan floodplain on the Orinoco River ................................................................... 103

Fluvial dynamics Fluvial dynamics and succession in Peruvian Amazonia ................................................. 141

Forage Dimensional weights and forage of willow and sweetgale on moose ranges in Alaska ..... 463

Geography Geographical aspects of Peruvian Amazonia .................................................................... 157

Geology Wetland and upland forest in Peru: species diversity ....................................................... 125 Geomorphology classification of riparian plant associations in mountainous

landscapes of Oregon ................................................................................................... 405 Woody plant succession on earthquake-uplifted coast, Alaska ......................................... 439

Guyana, s e e South America Harvesting, s e e Environmental impact assessment Herbivory, s e e Pests, weeds and diseases Indonesia, s e e Southeast Asia Industry

Federal legislation and protection in Georgia: legal foundations, classification and industry ........................................................................................................................ 271

Insects, s e e Pests, weeds and diseases Inventory methods

Estimating forested-wetland with forest survey data ........................................................ 193 Inventory for t imber-harvesting impact assessment ......................................................... 215 Virginia: ecological-resource inventory program for use by local governments ............... 253 Sampling intensity and species richness: delineating riparian plant communit ies ........... 335 Utility of stream habitat and biota for identifying conflicting forest land uses: montane

riparian areas ............................................................................................................... 363 Boreal forested wetlands in Alaska ................................................................................... 425 Inventory technology: 'Ebb tides', 'flash floods' an 'whirlpools ' . ..................................... 545 A PC-based analytical stereoplotter: An efficient and economical photogrammetric

instrument .................................................................................................................... 571 Classification of mangrove using aerial photographs ....................................................... 583 Use of high-altitude aerial photography for inventory in the U.S .................................... 593 Synoptic inventory of riparian ecosystems: Landsat Thematic Mapper data .................. 605 Use of AVHRR image for large-scale inventories ............................................................. 621

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Juglans Riparian plant communities: characteristics, species distributions, size-class structures 315

Kampuchea, see Southeast Asia Land-use, conflicts

Utili ty of stream habitat and biota for identifying conflicting forest land uses: montane riparian areas ............................................................................................................... 363

Legislation State wetland protection legislation in northeast U.S ....................................................... 239 Federal legislation and protection in Georgia: legal foundations, classification and

industry ........................................................................................................................ 271 Malaysia, see Southeast Asia Management

Streamside management units in the Pacific Northwest .................................................. 419 Mangroves

Mangrove resources in Indonesia ..................................................................................... 45 Forested wetlands o f ASEAN ............................................................................................ 63 Classification of mangrove using aerial photographs ....................................................... 583

Mountainous landscapes Geomorphology classification of riparian plant associations in mountainous

landscapes of Oregon ................................................................................................... 405 Myrica

Dimensional weights and forage of willow and sweetgale on moose ranges in Alaska ..... 463 North America

U.S. wetlands and deepwater habitats .............................................................................. 181 Inventory for t imber-harvesting impact assessment ......................................................... 215 Trends in the U.S.: an economic perspective .................................................................... 227 State wetland protection legislation in northeast U.S ....................................................... 239 Virginia: ecological-resource inventory program for use by local governments ............... 253 Federal legislation and protection in Georgia: legal foundations, classification and

industry ........................................................................................................................ 271 Flooding and saltwater intrusion: effects on survival and productivity along the U.S.

Gulf coast ..................................................................................................................... 287 Cat Island Swamp: window to a fading Louisiana ecology ............................................... 303 Riparian plant communities: characteristics, species distributions, size-class structures 315 Sampling intensity and species richness: Delineating riparian plant communit ies .......... 335 Effects of residential development on streamflow, riparian communities, and fisheries

on small mountain streams in Arizona ........................................................................ 351 Util i ty of stream habitat and biota for identifying conflicting forest land uses: Montane

riparian areas ............................................................................................................... 363 Enhancing riparian habitats in southwest U.S. with watershed practices ........................ 385 Geomorphology classification of riparian plant associations in mountainous

landscapes of Oregon ................................................................................................... 405 Streamside management units in the Pacific Northwest .................................................. 419 Boreal forested wetlands in Alaska ................................................................................... 425 Woody plant succession on earthquake-uplifted coast, Alaska ......................................... 439 Dimensional weights and forage of willow and sweetgale on moose ranges in Alaska ..... 463 Composi t ion and vulnerability of bot tomland hardwood of the Coastal Plain in south

central U.S ................................................................................................................... 485 Anatomical and statistical features of Taxodium tree rings ............................................. 503 Diameter measurement in bald cypress ............................................................................ 509 Insect herbivores of bald-cypress/tupelo .......................................................................... 517

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Growth and development of bald-cypress/water-tupelo under flooding ......................... 523 Response of Taxodium and Nyssa seedlings to soil anaerobiosis and salinity .................. 531 Long-term trends in the Taxodium resource in Louisiana ................................................ 543 A PC-based analytical stereoplotter: an efficient and economical photogrammetric

instrument .................................................................................................................... 571 Use of high-altitude aerial photography for inventory in the U.S .................................... 593 Synoptic inventory of riparian ecosystems: Landsat Thematic Mapper data .................. 605

Nyssa Inventory for t imber-harvesting impact assessment ......................................................... 215 Cat Island Swamp: window to a fading Louisiana ecology ............................................... 303 Insect herbivores of bald-cypress/tupelo .......................................................................... 517 Growth and development of bald-cypress/water-tupelo under flooding ......................... 523 Response of Taxodium and Nyssa seedlings to soil anaerobiosis and salinity .................. 531

Palm Palm communit ies in Peruvian Amazonia ....................................................................... 169

Peru, see South America Pests, weeds and diseases

Insect herbivores of bald-cypress/tupelo .......................................................................... 517 Philippines, see Southeast Asia Photogrammetry, see Inventory methods Picea

Boreal forested wetlands in Alaska ................................................................................... 425 Platanus

Riparian plant communities: Characteristics, species distributions, size-class structures ...................................................................................................................................... 315

Populus Boreal forested wetlands in Alaska ................................................................................... 425

Protection, see Legislation Regeneration

Regeneration of floodplain forests within the framework of the flood-protection measures ...................................................................................................................... 13

Remote sensing, see Inventory methods Residential development, see Environmental impact assessment Rhizophora, see Mangroves Riparian areas

Riparian plant communities: Characteristics, species distributions, size-class structures ...................................................................................................................................... 315.

Sampling intensity and species richness: Delineating riparian plant communit ies .......... 335 Effects of residential development on streamflow, riparian communities, and fisheries

on small mountain streams in Arizona ........................................................................ 351 Util i ty of stream habitat and biota for identifying conflicting forest land uses: Montane

riparian areas ............................................................................................................... 363 Enhancing riparian habitats in southwest U.S. with watershed practices ........................ 385 Geomorphology classification of riparian plant associations in mountainous

landscapes or Oregon ................................................................................................... 405 Streamside managements units in the Pacific Northwest ................................................. 419 Synoptic inventory of riparian ecosystems: Landsat Thematic Mapper data .................. 605

Salinity Response of Taxodium and Nyssa seedlings to soil anaerobiosis and salinity .................. 531 see also Saltwater intrusion

Salix Dimensional weights and forage of willow and sweetgale on moose ranges in Alaska ..... 463

641

Saltwater intrusion Flooding and saltwater intrusion: effects on survival and productivity along the U.S.

Gulf coast ..................................................................................................................... 287 Sampling, see Inventory methods Satellite imagery, see Inventory methods Singapore, see Southeast Asia Site characteristics

Riparian plant communities: Characteristics, species distributions, size-class structures ...................................................................................................................................... 315

Size-class structures Riparian plant communities: Characteristics, species distributions, size-class structures

...................................................................................................................................... 315 South America

Forested wetlands in tropical South America ................................................................... 81 Venezuelan floodplain on the Orinoco River ................................................................... 103 Wetland and upland forest in Peru: Species diversity ....................................................... 125 Fluvial dynamics and succession in Peruvian Amazonia ................................................. 14 I Geography of Peruvian Amazonia .................................................................................... 157 Palm communit ies in Peruvian Amazonia ....................................................................... 169

Southeast Asia Identification and inventory o f Philippine forested wetland ............................................ 21 Mangrove resources in Indonesia ..................................................................................... 45 Forested wetlands o f ASEAN ............................................................................................ 63 Classification of mangrove using aerial photographs ........................................................ 583

Species, composit ion Composi t ion and vulnerability o fbo t tomland hardwood of the Coastal Plain in south

central U.S ................................................................................................................... 485 Species, distributions

Riparian plant communities: Characteristics, species distributions, size-class structures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 5

Species, diversity Wetland and upland forest in Peru: Species diversity ....................................................... 125

Species, richness Sampling intensity and species richness: Delineating riparian plant communit ies .......... 335

Statistics, see Analytical methods Stereoplotter, see Inventory methods Streamside-management-unit

Streamside management units in the Pacific Northwest .................................................. 419 Succession

Fluvial dynamics and succession in Peruvian Amazonia ................................................. 141 Woody plant succession on earthquake-uplifted coast, Alaska ......................................... 439

Survey, see Inventory methods Sweetgale, see Myrica

Taxod ium

Inventory for t imber-harvesting impact assessment ......................................................... 215 Cat Island Swamp: window to a fading Louisiana ecology ............................................... 303 Anatomical and statistical features of T a x o d i u m tree rings ............................................. 503 Diameter measurement in bald cypress ............................................................................ 509 Insect herbivores of bald-cypress/tupelo .......................................................................... 517 Growth and development o f bald-cypress/water-tupelo under flooding ......................... 523 Response of Taxod i um and Nyssa seedlings to soil anaerobiosis and salinity .................. 531

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T a x o d i u m

Long-term trends in the T a x o d i u m resource in Louisiana ................................................ 543 Thailand, see Southeast Asia Tree-ring analysis, see Analytical methods U.S.A., see North America Venezuela, see South America Watershed practices

Enhancing riparian habitats in southwest U.S. with watershed practices ........................ 385 Willow, see S a l i x