Parcourir par auteur Kneeshaw, Daniel D.

Nombre de documents archivés : 5.

Ligot, Gauthier; Ameztegui, Aitor; Coll, Lluis et Kneeshaw, Daniel D. (2016). « Tree light capture and spatial variability of understory light increase with species mixing and tree size heterogeneity. ». Canadian Journal of Forest Research.

Beaudet, Marilou; Harvey, Brian D.; Messier, Christian; Coates, K. David; Poulin, Julie; Kneeshaw, Daniel D.; Brais, Suzanne et Bergeron, Yves (2011). « Managing understory light conditions in boreal mixedwoods through variation in the intensity and spatial pattern of harvest: A modelling approach ». Forest Ecology and Management, 261, pp. 84-94.

Sturtevant, Brian R.; Fall, Andrew; Kneeshaw, Daniel D.; Simon, Neal P.P.; Papaik, Michael J.; Berninger, Kati; Doyon, Frédérik; Morgan, Don D. et Messier, Christian (2007). « A toolkit modeling approach for sustainable forest management planning: Achieving balance between science and local needs ». Ecology and Society, 12, p. 7.

Kneeshaw, Daniel D.; Kobe, Richard K.; Coates, K. David et Messier, Christian (2006). « Sapling size influences shade tolerance ranking among southern boreal tree species ». Journal of Ecology, 94, pp. 471-480.

Fall, Andrew; Fortin, Marie-Josée; Kneeshaw, Daniel D.; Yamasaki, Stephen H.; Messier, Christian; Bouthilier, Luc et Smyth, Cheryl (2004). « Consequences of various landscape-scale ecosystem management strategies and fire cycles on age-class structure and harvest in boreal forests ». Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 34, pp. 310-322.