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Satoo, T., Kunugi. R. and Kumekawa, A. (1956). Bull. Tokyo Univ. For. 52.
33-58. Materials for the studies of growth in stands. 3. Amount of leaves and
production of wood in an aspen (Populua davidiana) second growth in
Hokkaido.
Satoo, T., Negesi, K. and Senda, M. (1959). Bull. Tokyo Univ. For. 55, 101-123.
Matteriah-for the studies of growth in stands. V. Amount of leaves and
growth in plantations of Zelkowa serrata applied with crown thinning.
Rchwappach, A. (1912). “Ertragstafeln der wichtigeren Holzarten”, 83 pp.
Neudamn.
Scott, D. R. M. (1955). Yale Sch. For. Bull. 62, 73 pp. Amount and chemical
composition of the organic matter contributed by overstorey and understorey vegetation to forest soil.
Senda, M. and Satoo. T. (1950). Bull. Tokyo Univ. For. 52, 15-31. Materials for
the study of growth in stands. 2. White Pine (Pinua strobua). Stands of
various densities in Hokkaido.
Shanks, R. E. and Olson, J. S. (1961). Science 134, 194-195. First year breakdown
of leaf litter in Southern Appalachian Forests.
Sjors, H. (1954). Ach. phytogeogr. swc. 34, 1-134. Slatteriingar i Grangiirde
Finnmark.
Sjors, H. (1955). Svensk. bot. Tidekr. 49,155-169. Remarks on ecosystems.
Smirnova, K. M. and Gorodentseva, G. A. (1958). Bull. SOC. Nat. Moacou (biol.)
62, 135-147. The consumption and rotation of nutritive elements in birch
woods.
Sonn, S. W. (1960). “Der Einfluss des Waldes auf die Boden”, 166 pp. Gustav
Fischer Verlag, Jena.
Specht, R. L., Rayson, P. and Jackson, M. E. (1958). A w l . J . Bot. 6 , 59-88.
Dark Island Heath (Ninety-Mile Plain, South Australia). VI. Pyric succew
sion: changes in composition, coverage, dry weight, and mineral nutrient
status.
StPlfelt, M. G. (1944). Sartryck ur Kungl. Lantbmksakademiena Tidskrzft. 83,
1-83. Granens vatttenforbrukning och dess inverkan p& vattenomsattningen
i marken.
Sukwhev, V. N. (1944). J. gen. Biol., Moscow 5, 213-277. On the principles of
genetical classification in biocoenology.
Sukachev, V. N. (1960). Forest Biogeocenology as a theoretical basis for silviculture and forestry, 41-51. Questions of forestry and forest management.
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Moscow.
Sutcliffe, R. C. (1950). Quurt. J . R. mt. SOC. 82, 38.5-39.5. Water balance and the
general circulation of the atmosphere.
Tadaki, Y. and Shidei, T. (1900). J. Jap. For. SOC. 42, 427-434. Studies on productive structure of forest. 1. The seasonal variation of leaf amount and the
dry matter production of deciduous sapling stand (Ulmua parwiiflora).
Tamm, C. 0 . (1953). Medd. Skogsforsohmt. Stockh. 43, 1-140. Growth, yield and
nutrition in carpets of a forest moss (Hylocomium splendens).
Tamm, C. 0 . and Carbonnier, C. (1901). Skogs. och Lantbruksakademiens Sammntrade tidskrift. 100.95-124. Vaxtniiringen som skoglig produktionsfektor.
Kungl.
T a m , C. 0. and Ostlund, H. G. (1960). Nature, Lond. 185, 70C-707. Radiocarbon dating of soil humus.
J. D. OVINOTON
Satoo, T., Nakamura, K. and Sen&, M. (1955). Bull. Tokyo Univ. For. 48,03-90.
Materials for the studies of growth in stands. I. Young stands of Japanese
red pine of various density.
Satoo, T., Kunugi. R. and Kumekawa, A. (1956). Bull. Tokyo Univ. For. 52.
33-58. Materials for the studies of growth in stands. 3. Amount of leaves and
production of wood in an aspen (Populua davidiana) second growth in
Hokkaido.
Satoo, T., Negesi, K. and Senda, M. (1959). Bull. Tokyo Univ. For. 55, 101-123.
Matteriah-for the studies of growth in stands. V. Amount of leaves and
growth in plantations of Zelkowa serrata applied with crown thinning.
Rchwappach, A. (1912). “Ertragstafeln der wichtigeren Holzarten”, 83 pp.
Neudamn.
Scott, D. R. M. (1955). Yale Sch. For. Bull. 62, 73 pp. Amount and chemical
composition of the organic matter contributed by overstorey and understorey vegetation to forest soil.
Senda, M. and Satoo. T. (1950). Bull. Tokyo Univ. For. 52, 15-31. Materials for
the study of growth in stands. 2. White Pine (Pinua strobua). Stands of
various densities in Hokkaido.
Shanks, R. E. and Olson, J. S. (1961). Science 134, 194-195. First year breakdown
of leaf litter in Southern Appalachian Forests.
Sjors, H. (1954). Ach. phytogeogr. swc. 34, 1-134. Slatteriingar i Grangiirde
Finnmark.
Sjors, H. (1955). Svensk. bot. Tidekr. 49,155-169. Remarks on ecosystems.
Smirnova, K. M. and Gorodentseva, G. A. (1958). Bull. SOC. Nat. Moacou (biol.)
62, 135-147. The consumption and rotation of nutritive elements in birch
woods.
Sonn, S. W. (1960). “Der Einfluss des Waldes auf die Boden”, 166 pp. Gustav
Fischer Verlag, Jena.
Specht, R. L., Rayson, P. and Jackson, M. E. (1958). A w l . J . Bot. 6 , 59-88.
Dark Island Heath (Ninety-Mile Plain, South Australia). VI. Pyric succew
sion: changes in composition, coverage, dry weight, and mineral nutrient
status.
StPlfelt, M. G. (1944). Sartryck ur Kungl. Lantbmksakademiena Tidskrzft. 83,
1-83. Granens vatttenforbrukning och dess inverkan p& vattenomsattningen
i marken.
Sukwhev, V. N. (1944). J. gen. Biol., Moscow 5, 213-277. On the principles of
genetical classification in biocoenology.
Sukachev, V. N. (1960). Forest Biogeocenology as a theoretical basis for silviculture and forestry, 41-51. Questions of forestry and forest management.
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Moscow.
Sutcliffe, R. C. (1950). Quurt. J . R. mt. SOC. 82, 38.5-39.5. Water balance and the
general circulation of the atmosphere.
Tadaki, Y. and Shidei, T. (1900). J. Jap. For. SOC. 42, 427-434. Studies on productive structure of forest. 1. The seasonal variation of leaf amount and the
dry matter production of deciduous sapling stand (Ulmua parwiiflora).
Tamm, C. 0 . (1953). Medd. Skogsforsohmt. Stockh. 43, 1-140. Growth, yield and
nutrition in carpets of a forest moss (Hylocomium splendens).
Tamm, C. 0 . and Carbonnier, C. (1901). Skogs. och Lantbruksakademiens Sammntrade tidskrift. 100.95-124. Vaxtniiringen som skoglig produktionsfektor.
Kungl.
T a m , C. 0. and Ostlund, H. G. (1960). Nature, Lond. 185, 70C-707. Radiocarbon dating of soil humus.