Forest Decline in the Atlantic and Pacific Region

I. Forest Decline in the Atlantic Region.- Forest Decline in Switzerland: A Review.- Role of Climate, Stand Dynamics and Past Management in Forest Declines: A Review of Ten Years of Field Ecology in France.- Some Factors Affecting the Crown Density of Trees in Great Britain Based on Recent Annual Surveys of Forest Condition.- The Effects of Acidic Deposition and Ozone on Forest Tree Species in the Eastern United States: Results from the Forest Response Program.- Atmospheric Deposition, Forest Nutrient Status, and Forest Decline: Implications of the Integrated Forest Study.- Changes in the Role of Nitrogen in Central European Forests.- Mg Deficiency—A “New” Phenomenon in Declining Forests—Symptoms and Effects, Causes, Recuperation.- K Deficiency of Spruce on Acid Soils Results in Needle Yellowing Quite Similar to “Acute Yellowing”, A Syndrome of the New Type of Forest Decline.- Calcium and Magnesium Deficiency in Young Pines and the Stand Structure on the Affected Habitats.- Temporal Changes in Norway Spruce Foliar Nutrients and Response to Fertilization.- Response of Sugar Maple to Seven Types of Fertilization in Southern Quebec: Growth and Nutrient Status.- Microscopic Criteria for the Diagnosis of Abiotic Injuries to Conifer Needles.- Vitality of Mycorrhizas and Health Status of Trees in Diverse Forest Stands in West Germany.- Growth in “Declining” Forests of Baden-Württemberg (Southwestern Germany).- Development of the Recent Episode of Tannensterben (Fir Decline) in Eastern Bavaria and the Bavarian Alps.- II. Forest Decline in the Pacific Region.- Forest Decline in the Hawaiian Islands: A Brief Summary.- Distribution and Dynamics of Metrosideros Dieback on the Island of Hawai’i: Implications for Management Programs.- Using a Life History-Carbon Balance Model for Forest Decline Research.- Modelling Factors Which May Cause Stand-Level Dieback in Forest.- Episodic Mortality, Forest Decline and Diversity in a Dynamic Landscape: Tongariro National Park, New Zealand.- Nothofagus Decline in New Zealand: Separating Causes from Symptoms.- The Cabbage Trees (Cordyline australis) Are Dying: Investigations of Sudden Decline in New Zealand.- The Role of Nutrition in Forest Decline—A Case Study of Pinusradiata in New Zealand.- Rural Dieback in Australia and Subsequent Landscape Amelioration.- Group Death of Araucaria hunsteinii K. Schumm (Klinkii Pine) in a New Guinea Rainforest.- On the Decline of Fir (Abies densa Griff.) in Bhutan.- Biotic Impoverishment and Climate Change: Global Causes of Forest Decline?.- Summary and Concluding Remarks.