The Literature of Forestry and AgroforestryPeter McDonald, J. P. Lassoie Discusses the evolution of forestry and agroforestry and presents the core literature in these fields, covering both traditional and emerging areas. Topics include changes in forest science in the 20th century, the development of agroforestry literature, the role of professional societies and the US |
Contents
A History of Forestry and Monographic Forestry Literature | 15 |
Characteristics of Forestry and Agroforestry Literature | 45 |
Agroforestry Directions and Literature Trends | 74 |
Professional Societies and the Scientific Literature of Forestry | 96 |
The Research Publishing Influence of the U S Department | 129 |
The Emergence of Sustainable Forestry | 147 |
Forestry Education in the United States | 168 |
Reflections on Research and Editing | 198 |
Common terms and phrases
Academic Press Agriculture Organization AGRIS Agroforestry Agroforestry Systems American Foresters analysis Bernhard E Biology CAB Abstracts citation analysis citations Conservation Core Agricultural Literature cotyledons Countries Ranking Third database Developed Countries Ranking Economics Ecosystems Environmental estry Food and Agriculture forest management Forest Products Forest Research Forest Resources forest science Forest Trees forestry education forestry schools Geographic Information Systems Germany Growth ICRAF impact factor Institute International Journal of Forestry Kenya land London maps McGraw-Hill ment monographs Nairobi National Oxford Physiology Pinus Resinosa Proceedings professional programs publications published scientific Second Second Third Second Third Third Seedlings Silviculture Society of American Soil source documents species Sulfur Dioxide sustainable forestry Symposium T. T. Kozlowski Third Second Second Third Second Third Third Third Second Third Third Third Third World Ranking timber tion titles Tropical Forest U.S. Forest Service United University Press USDA Forest Service vols Washington Wildlife Wood Woody Plants York