Philip Comeau

Professor Silviculture and Stand Dynamics

University of Alberta

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Philip Comeau is a Professor of Silviculture and Stand Dynamics at the University of Alberta, Canada. His research focuses on forest management practices and the dynamics of mixedwood stands, with recent articles examining the effects of thinning on tree growth, aspen and spruce interactions, and adaptive strategies for boreal forest ecosystems. His work also addresses productivity factors in various forest types and the impact of environmental stressors on tree survival in western Canada.

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No increased drought-related mortality after thinning: a meta-analysis

Aspen and Spruce Densities Affect Tree Size, Future Stand Volume, and Aboveground Carbon Following Precommercial Thinning

Factors influencing productivity of pine-dominated stands in South Korea

Can Spot Motor-Manual Brushing Treatments Be Effective for Controlling Aspen and Increasing Spruce Growth in Regenerating Mixedwood Stands?

Emulating Succession of Boreal Mixedwood Forests in Alberta Using Understory Protection Harvesting

Competitive Hierarchy Processes Support Mixed Species Regeneration in Strip-Cuts in the British Columbia Interior

Precommercial Thinning Increases Spruce Yields in Boreal Mixedwoods in Alberta, Canada

Effects of Aspen and Spruce Density on Size and Number of Lower Branches 20 Years after Thinning of Two Boreal Mixedwood Stands

Early boreal forest understory plant community development in reclaimed oil sands

Pests, climate and competition effects on survival and growth of trembling aspen in western Canada

Plant community development following reclamation of oil sands mines using four cover soil types in northern Alberta

The interactive effect of competition and climate on growth of boreal tree species in western Canada and Alaska

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Henrik Hartmann

Andreas Hamann

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