"Forest" – Journal of Forestry, Woodlands and Environment

Including studies on cycling in Israel; the environmental threat to the Livnim stream in northern Israel; the growth and survival of the Italian Cypress from different seed sources in 3 habitats in Israel; the chemical variability within a local population of Pistacia lentiscus L.; the effects of climate change on mushroom growth; a hydropedological investigation of slopes in two semi-arid agricultural watersheds in Israel; and the restoration of natural vegetation in northern Jerusalem by planting wildflowers (summaries in English).

Including studies on the evolution of Israeli forestry; engaging communities in taking care of forests; seasonal grazing of Bedouin goat and sheep herds in forests in central Israel; the influence of four types of seedling protection fences on certain native broadleaf species; review of pine hybrids; the Kfar Hittim village in the Galilee; and the Tabor Oak forest of the Sharon (summaries in English).

Including studies on the evolution of forestry in Israel; the development of the Aleppo pine; effects of changes in land use on soil structure and hydraulic properties under various climactic conditions in Israel; ultization of logs and residue from plantation management activities; security forests in the 1950's; and the survival, height and diameter growth rates of the black pine from different countries; (summaries in English).

Including studies on survival of Cedar trees in forest planatations; tracing the dynamics of human intervention in nature in the Hula wetland; pasture utilization in planted forests in Israel's central region; the statutory plan for 'The Forests of the Big Arch' (summaries in English).

Including studies on inoculating seedlings with Mycorrhiza; the affect of endomycorrhizal fungi on street trees; the development of Tetraclinis articulata in Israel; tree risk assessment; and sowing acorns for forest establishment in Ramon Menashe (summaries in English).

Including studies on Aleppo pine in Yatir; woody species as landscape moderators; Casuarina species in Israel; survival and development of transplanted Tabor oaks; Carob tree decline in Israel; and the Ulmus canescens tree (summaries in English).

Including studies on desert shrubs' affect on soil in the Negev desert highlands; drought damage and recovery of the Israeli evergreen oak Quercus calliprinos; the rainfall-runoff relationship in arid zones; effects of rock types and water regimes on natural vegetation; grafting of Stone pine on Aleppo pine; the affects of Autumn planting on seeds' growth; the decline of Cedar trees in Israel; restoring wild flora in north Jerusalem; and invasive tree species (summaries in English).

Including studies on Mt Carmel forest firest between 1978-2006; genetic conservation of Native Pinus; the spatial association between shrubs and herbaceous vegetation in semi-arid regions; the economic and recreational value of Biriya Forest; and the bioclimatology of urban parks in Tel Aviv; (summaries in English).

Including information about correspondence on Negev agriculture between Eliahu Krause and Djamal Pasha in 1915; the evolution of tree protection status in Israeli law; commercial afforestation; and seeding Tabor oak for reforestation (summaries in English).

Including research on tree wormwood; and Gall mites of pistachia trees (summaries in English).

Including studies on government afforestation in Israel; pine species; sustainable agriculture; the Gypsy moth; the Delonix regia flower; and Vetivier grass (summaries in English).