F., offered 2000. A seminar approach to the critical analysis of forest management problems as exemplified in public agencies and private firms. Tree Growth and Development. S., offered 2000. Structure and function of individual trees and shrubs.
Emphasis is on factors that make woody plants different from herbaceous plants.
Response of individuals to such environmental factors as radiation, temperature, water stress, flooding, and compaction, air pollution, fire and wind. Advanced Topics in Forest Economics. May be taken twice for credit. S., offered 2001. Discussion and presentation of advanced forest economic problems with particular attention to recent theories and applications.