Material in this section originates from the following categories in our Subject Index:
Forests (Modern Growth Trends)
Trees (Forests: Modern Growth Trends)
* -- Three Centuries of European Mixed Mountain Forest Growth
* -- More Evidence that Rising Atmospheric CO2 and Temperature Benefit Earth's Forests
* -- Assessing the Likely Future Status of Forests in the United States
* -- Assessing the Global Extent of Drought-Induced Forest Dieback
* -- The Accelerating Growth Rates of Central European Forest Stands
* -- Mid- and High-Latitude Forests Respond to Environmental Change
* -- Cave-Air CO2 and Forest Growth: Some Interesting Correlations
* -- Accelerating Growth Rates of British Colombia (Canada) Forests
* -- One Hundred Years of European Forest Stand Dynamics
* -- The European-Wide and Holocene-Long Growth Rates of Fir Trees
Scots Pine Stands of Estonia Are Growing Ever Better Nowadays
Tree Growth in the Swedish Sub-Arctic: Setting New Records
As the World Warms: Trees and Shrubs Proliferating in Sweden
Same-Age Growth Rates of Currently Old and Young Spruce Trees
The Last Half of 20th-Century European Forest Growth
The Increasing Prowess of a Stand of Danish Beech Trees
Old Trees Doing it Better than Young Trees: Responding to CO2
U.S. Mid-Atlantic Temperate Forest Growth Over the 20th Century
Chinese Forests to the End of the 21st Century
Late 20th-Century Acceleration in the Growth of Greek Fir Trees
Finland's Managed Boreal Forests
Trees and Their Roots in a Changing World
Norway Spruce Forests of Northern Austria
Earth's Forests: Carbon Sinks of the Future? Or Not!
World's Northernmost Forest Becoming More Robust
South African Indigenous Forest: Its Response to Late 20th-Century Environmental Change
The Monsoon Rainforests of Northern Australia