JUSTINIANO, MJ & FREDERICKSEN, TS 2000. Phenology of timber tree species in a
Bolivian dry forest: implications for forest management. The phenology of 17 timber tree …

Phenology of 108 species (1094 trees) was monitored for 42 months in a tropical deciduous
forest in the Pacific lowlands of Mexico. Leaf expansion was highly concentrated in June …

(1) During 1970-73, marked individuals of 154 treelet and shrub species at a Wet forest site
and 95 species at a Dry forest site in Costa Rica were observed regularly at 4-to 6-week …

Peak flowering activity among woody species in the tropical dry forests of St. John, US Virgin
Islands, coincided with the brief spring rainy season but continued at moderate levels for six …

In spite of the growing importance of neotropical secondary forests as sources of timber and
environmental services, the baseline information needed to develop silvicultural options is …

Summary 1 Chronosequence studies have found that shrubs and lianas are generally more
abundant in early stages of tropical forest succession, whereas canopy trees and palms …

600 Journal of Tropical Forest Science 7 (4): 599-622 (1995) for Calophyllum longifolium, it
was a 60-year rotation and 300-mm limit; and for Prioria, a 60-year rotation and 600-mm …

ABSTRACT A long-term demographic study of woody plants is underway in a 50-hectare
plot of lowland tropical forest on Barro Colorado Island in Panama. Results and inferences …

The phenologies of trees with temperate and tropical historical phytogeographical affinities
were recorded during 60 months (1990-1994) in a lower montane forest (1300 m asl) in …

Leafing phenology of two dry-forest sites on soils of different depth (S= shallow, D= deep) at
Shipstern Reserve, Belize, were compared at the start of the rainy season (April–June …