"... In PAGE 16: ... Overall, 54% of the industrial plantations are assessed to be less than 15 years and nearly 25% to be established in the past 5 years, which is largely a result of the accelerated rate of establishments of new plantations. The establishment of new plantations is assumed to continue to increase ( Table2 ) according to Brown (1999). Table 2: Industrial forest plantation development scenarios.... ..."

"... In PAGE 2: ... Similar comments can be made with respect to units of measurement, methodologies, standardization, conversion factors and model development. Plantation Forests Forest plantations are continuing to play an ever increase role as a raw material base for industrial wood products (See Table1 ). Table 1.... ..."

"... In PAGE 19: ... CJA used in conjunction with cluster analysis can indicate whether all respondents value product attributes in a similar fashion. Table2 provides the results for the six- cluster solution from the cluster analysis procedure. Included are the relative utility values for each of the six clusters on each attribute, the most valued level of that attribute and the sample size for each cluster.... In PAGE 21: ...00 30.00 Forest Type Country of Origin Warranty Environmental Certification Price A v eraged I m port ance Table2 -Relative Utility Values for the 6 Clusters Attribute Cluster 1 n=31 Cluster 2 n= 7 Cluster 3 n=34 Cluster 4 n=38 Cluster 5 n=26 Cluster 6 n=73 Forest Type 6.1% 23.... In PAGE 43: ... The average annual output of rubberwood products was around 350,000m3 from 1988 to 1997. The production volume of the main rubberwood the production volume of rubberwood sawn timber and furniture products is listed in Table2 G01G02G03. It can be seen that has dramatically increased over the past 10 years, whereas the volume of plywood has heavily decreased since 1995 due to the depleting supply of quality veneer.... In PAGE 44: ... 35 Table2 . Production Volume of the Main Rubberwood Products 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 Sawn Timber (m3) 33,856 45,970 55,740 62,185 87,575 75,197 69,820 Plywood (m3) 8,111 19,304 22,104 23,151 9,598 4,887 4,547 Particleboard (m3) 9,843 30,312 25,174 28,003 26,197 26,305 27,759 Furniture (1,000 Set) 214.... ..."

"... In PAGE 10: ... Yield data from one typical location- year are presented in Table 1. From the response curves in Table1 , it would appear that the 240 lb/A N rate resulted in highest yields for no- tillage and the 160 lb N/A rate resulted in highest yields for conventional tillage. However, neither of ... In PAGE 15: ... UAN injected near planting increased yields 7.4% over those obtained following broadcast UAM near planting ( Table1 0). UAN broadcast about one month after planting resulted in about a 10.... In PAGE 16: ...ields 4.7%. Injection near planting increased yields 19.8% compared to the early broadcast ( Table1 0). It is believed that more timely rainfall events in the spring soon after UAN was applied resulted in improved efficiency of broadcast UAN.... In PAGE 75: ...985, and 1986, respectively (J. B. Louray, personal communciations). Soybean-Wheat Double Cropping Soybeans is the row crop with the largest acreage in Louisiana, and soybean-wheat double-cropping systems have received the widest no-till research attention. Table1 identifies the factors investigated in LAES experiments conducted in 1984 and/or 1985 which included soybeans no-till planted after wheat. Several of these experiments have compared factorial combinations of: tillage vs no-tillage before soybean planting, wheat straw burning vs not burning, and differential irrigation treatments.... In PAGE 82: ... Soybean acreage peaked at 4.2 million in 1979 and has declined Table1 . Acreages of major crops planted in Mississippi, 1978 to 1984.... In PAGE 88: ... It is of great interest to continue monitoring this particular aspect of these studies (10). Table1 . Effect of tillage on corn and soybean yields.... In PAGE 97: ... Thus, these plots were designed as a monoculture yearly wheat production system with the same tillage practice remaining on each plot for the duration of the study. Table1 lists the treatments, ground cover and yield data from the residue management studies. These studies are in the fourth year at three locations.... In PAGE 120: ...igor ratings (10.0 and 9.7. respectively) because of high cold test and seedling vigor results. In 1984, seed lots 2L and 4L had the lowest cold test germinations and seedling growth rate scores and were both classified at low vigor ( Table1 ) .In contrast, seed lots 1H and 3H had high cold test germination and seedling growth rate which resulted in high vigor ratings of 9.... In PAGE 120: ...igh vigor ratings of 9.7 and 9.0 respectively. Table1 Seed lots of the single cross B73 x M017 used in 1982 and 1984 Seed Standard Cold Shoot and Root Vigor (Vigor) Germination Test Weight Index 88 68 47 5.3 94 64 62 6.... ..."

"... In PAGE 47: ...able 3.6. Number of HPHs assessed by Smart-Wood and other FSC certifiers Year Application Scoping phase Full assessment Certified (ha) 1999 2 1 0 - 2000 4 4 0 - 2001 2 2 3 90,957 2002 1 1 1 - 2003 4 3 2 - 2005 4 3 2 184,206 Source: Muhtaman and Prasetyo (2005). Table3 . .... In PAGE 51: ... Table3 . .... ..."

"... In PAGE 76: ... Pearson correlation coefficients were determined comparing the number of vertebrate species recorded on the 11 E. cloeziana plantation sites with various plantation attributes ( Table12 ). The plantation attribute with the highest positive correlation with vertebrate species (= 0.... ..."