Vol. 23 No. 3 (2011)

Articles

• WORKING CONDITIONS AND PRODUCTIVITY OF LOGGING COMPANIES IN MAFUGA FOREST PLANTATION, WESTERN UGANDA

  HK Balimunsi

  232-238

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• WOOD MICROSTRUCTURE OF LIGNEOUS SPECIES OF RHAMNACEAE FROM INDIA

  S Gupta

  239-251

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• COMPARISON OF WOOD PROPERTIES OF PLANTED BIG-LEAF MAHOGANY (SWIETENIA MACROPHYLLA) IN MARTINIQUE ISLAND WITH NATURALLY GROWN MAHOGANY FROM BRAZIL, MEXICO AND PERU

  JM Roda

  252-259

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• DETECTING DETERIORATION IN ROYAL PALM (ROYSTONEA REGIA) USING ULTRASONIC TOMOGRAPHIC AND RESISTANCE MICRODRILLING TECHNIQUES

  CJ Lin

  260-270

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• GROWTH AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSE OF FOUR MALAYSIAN INDIGENOUS TREE SPECIES UNDER DIFFERENT LIGHT CONDITIONS

  T Kenzo

  271-281

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• EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT GASIFYING AGENTS ON SYNGAS PRODUCTION FROM OIL PALM TRUNK

  J Rafidah

  282-288

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• RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPECIES RICHNESS OF PLANT FUNCTIONAL GROUPS AND LANDSCAPE PATTERNS IN A TROPICAL FOREST OF HAINAN ISLAND, CHINA

  RG Zang

  289-298

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• DEVELOPMENT OF SEQUENCE CHARACTERISED AMPLIFIED REGION (SCAR) MARKERS IN ACACIA AURICULIFORMIS

  V Yuskianti

  299-304

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• EFFECT OF INITIAL SPACING ON GAS PERMEABILITY OF POPULUS NIGRA var. BETULIFOLIA

  D Efhami

  305-310

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• POTENTIAL USE OF PLANTED FAST-GROWING SPECIES FOR PRODUCTION OF PARTICLEBOARD

  R Trianoski

  311-317

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• REMOTELY SENSED L-BAND SAR DATA FOR TROPICAL FOREST BIOMASS ESTIMATION

  O Hamdan

  318-327

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• HUMAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON PLANT DIVERSITY AND COMPOSITION IN BEN EN NATIONAL PARK, VIETNAM

  VS Hoang

  328-337

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• SOIL RESPONSES TO RESTORATION OF A TROPICAL PASTURE IN VERACRUZ, SOUTH-EASTERN MEXICO

  J Campo

  338-344

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• WEAR CHARACTERISTICS OF WOOD CUTTING TOOLS CAUSED BY EXTRACTIVE AND ABRASIVE MATERIALS IN SOME TROPICAL WOODS

  W Darmawan

  345-353

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• THE FUTURE OF TROPICAL HARDWOOD TREE IMPROVEMENT : GREATER COOPERATION

  GR Dickinson

  229-231

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