The Thin Green Line

The Thin Green Line symposium was held July 26-28, 2005 in Thunder Bay, Ontario and focused on the State-of-the-Art in Reforestation.

	The Thin Green Line Proceedings Details
	Challenges and Successes in Regeneration Practices in The Northern Mediterranean Basin L. Ciccarese Details
	Applying an Understanding of Stand and Competition Dynamics For Natural Regeneration and Achievement of Alternative End Products: Examples From Western Canadian Mixedwood Forests P. Comeau Details
	Successful Stock Production for Forest Regeneration: What Foresters Should Ask Nursery Managers About Their Crops (and Vice Versa) R.K. Dumroese, D.F. Jacobs, T.D. Landis Details
	Making Ends Meet in the Forest Nursery Business J. Kitchen Details
	Growing A Stronger, Greener Ontario J. Lim Details
	Top 10 Principles for Managing Competing Vegetation to Maximize Regeneration Success and Long-Term Yields R.G. Wagner Details
	Regeneration Practices in Scandinavia: State-of-the-Art and New Trends A. Mattsson Details
	Forest Regeneration Trends: Dinosaurs, Political Correctness, and the Future R.G. Wagner Details
	Assessing Plant Quality for Afforestation and Reforestation in Lombardy E. Calvo, L. Ciccarese, P. Nastasio Details
	Afforestation in the Central Hardwood Forest Region of the USA A.S. Davis, D.F. Jacobs Details
	Intensive Management of Stump-Sprout Reproduction In Coppice-Regenerated Coast Redwoods C.R. Keyes, P.J. Matzka Details
	Mini Seedlings – A New Forest Regeneration System A. Lindström, C. Hellqvist, E. Stattin Details
	Improving Regeneration Performance Standards: Comments Based on Early Experience With Three New Approaches In British Columbia P.J. Martin, S. Browne-Clayton, K. Day, G. Taylor Details
	Hardwood Genetics and Tree Improvement – A Midwest USA Perspective C.H. Michler, R. Meilan, K.E. Woeste, P.M. Pijut, D. Jacobs, P. Aldrich, J. Glaubitz Details
	Turning Off the Tap: Controlling Nutrient Leaching, Growth and Hardening of Containerized White Spruce Seedlings Through Irrigation Management S.A. Carles, D.C. Stowe, M.S. Lamhamedi, B. Fecteau, H.A. Margolis, P.Y. Bernier, L. Veilleux and M. Renaud Details
	Improving Root Development:Genetic Selection, Cultural Practices or Both? S.A. Carles, J. Beaulieu, M.S. Lamhamedi, D.C. Stowe, H.A. Margolis Details
	Root Form of Jack Pine Seedlings Grown in a Variety of Containers S.J. Colombo, K.A. Chapman Details
	Nursery Technology Cooperative: 20-Year Evolution of a Research Program to Optimize Seedling Quality and Reforestation Success in the Pacific Northwest D.L. Haase, R. Rose Details
	Maximizing Nutrient Storage in Nursery Culture to Promote Retranslocation and Growth of Outplanted Seedlings K.F. Salifu, D.F. Jacobs, Z. Birge Details
	A Root-Bound Index for Container-Grown Pines D.B. South, R.G. Mitchell Details
	Root-Zone Electrical Conductivity Monitoring for Nutrient Loading and Spiking of Container Tree Seedlings V.R. Timmer, Y. Teng, D.F. Jacobs Details
	Risks Related to the Extension of the Planting Period of Norway Spruce Container Seedlings: Drought – Growth Stage Dynamics and Handling Practices P. Helenius, J. Luoranen, R. Rikala Details
	Effect of Plant Date on Stand Establishment S. Kiiskila Details
	Growth of Aspen and White Spruce in Planted Mixtures R. Man, K. Greenway, J. Rice Details
	The Influence of Mycorrhizal Inoculation and Site Preparation on the Extended Season Planting of Jack Pine (Pinus banksiana Lamb.) Seedlings in Northwestern Ontario R.J. Murphy, J.R. Wang Details
	Gap Planting In Conifer Pure Stand In Japan Y. Ochiai, M. Ishizuka Details
	Effects of Early Herbaceous and Woody Vegetation Control on Seedling Microclimate and Physiology of Eastern White Pine W.C. Parker, D.G. Pitt, A. Morneault, A. Stinson, F.W. Bell Details
	Effects of Early Herbaceous and Woody Vegetation Control on Eastern White Pine D.G. Pitt, W.C. Parker, A. Morneault, L. Lanteigne, A. Stinson, F.W. Bell Details
	Mycorrhizal Biotechnology for Reclamation of Oil Sand Composite Tailings and Tailings Land in Alberta A.M. Quoreshi, D.P. Khasa, G. Bois, J.L. Jany, E. Begrand, D. McCurdy, M. Fung Details
	Quality Control System for Regeneration Activities in Private Forests in Finland T. Saksa, V. Kankaanhuhta, H. Smolander Details
	Benchmark Renewal Standards: What You See Is What You Get…. (NOT)!! C. Bowling, R.G. White Details
	The Challenges and Accomplishments in Reforesting Boreal Sites in Northern Ontario D. Bradley Details
	Natural Regeneration With Shelterwood Silviculture in the Acadian Forest Region J.C. Brissette, D.E. Swift Details
	Reforestation of Surface Mined Lands in the Appalachian Coal Fields, USA C. Cotton, C. Barton, P. Angel, D. Graves Details
	Cutting Versus Herbicides: Tenth-Year Cost-Benefit Analysis of Sub-Boreal Conifer Plantation Release J.E.E. Dampier, F.W. Bell, M. St-Amour, D.G. Pitt, N.J. Luckai Details
	Positioning Forest Business to Capture Benefits of the Bio-Economy: A Role for Reforestation and Afforestation in Sustainable Forest Management D. DeYoe, F.W. Bell, J. Maure Details
	Seedling Size and Reforestation Success How Big is Big Enough? S.C. Grossnickle Details
	Cost – Quality Relationship of Norway Spruce Planting and Scots Pine Direct Seeding In Finland – Preliminary Results V. Kankaanhuhta, T. Saksa, H. Smolander Details
	Soil Nutrient Supply Rates as an Indicator of Site Suitability and Seedling Growth Requirements R.D. Hangs, K.J. Greer, K.C.J. Van Rees Details
	Deciduous Competition: Impact on Growth of Plantation Spruce C. Hawkins, J. Lange, K. Menounos Details
	Twenty Years Later – Revisiting A Jack Pine Mycorrhizae Study Near Raith, Ontario N.J. Luckai Details
	Nine Different Nursery Fertilizer Regimes Still Affecting Jack Pine Plantation Growth After 12 Years W. Smith, D. Willis, S.J. Colombo Details
	RCDlob: An Individual Tree Growth and Yield Model for Loblolly Pine That Incorporates Root-Collar Diameter at Time-Of-Planting C.L. VanderSchaaf and D.B. South Details

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