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:2 Notes for the Assistance of Contributors The following notes are designed to aid the speedy processing of scientific contributions to the journal. Authors should comply with them in so far as this is possible. I. Two copies of each paper should be submitted, in typescript, with double spacing and wide margins. 2. Diagrams and illustrations should be clearly drawn in black ink on good quality paper. Captions should be written on the back of each illustration. Illustrations, wherever possible, should be drawn in an upright position (x axis narrower than y). The approximate position of diagrams and illustrations in the text should be indicated in the margin. 3. Tables should not be incorporated in the body of the text, but should be submitted separately at the end (one table per page). Their approximate position in the text should be indicated in the margin. 4. Nomenclature, symbols and abbreviations should follow convention. The metric system should be used throughout. 5. References should be in the following form: O'CARROLL, N. 1972. Chemical weed control and its effect on the response to potassium fertilisation. Irish For. 29:20-31. DICKSON, D .A. and P. S. SAVILL. 1974. Early growth of Picea sitchensis on deep oligotrophic peat in Northern Ireland. Forestry 47:57-88. Forestry Abstracts may be used as a guide in the abbreviation of journal titles. Authors should take care to see that references are correctly cited, as the editor cannot guarantee that they will be checked. 6. A short summary of the paper should be included. It should precede the main body of the text. 7. Proofs will be sent to the senior author for correction. Proof corrections are costly and authors are requested as far as possible, to confine alterations to the correction of printer's errors. 8. Reprints can be supplied as required by the author. The cost of reprints will be charged to the author at a standard rate per page. Reprints must be ordered when returning corrected proofs to the editor.
3 Contents page Council of the Society oflrish Foresters.............................. 4 Editorial ........................................................................ 5 Society of Irish Foresters............................ ..................... 6 J. O'Driscoll The Importance of Lodgepole Pine in Irish Forestry................................................ 7 John J. Gardiner Future Markets for Irish Wood Products ................................................ ....... 23 P. McCusker Forest-Guided Walks ........ ....................................... 31 E. P. Farrell Swedish Forestry: A Question of Balance ... .. ................................... .. ... 36 M. L. Carey Whole Tree Harvesting in Sitka Spruce. Possibilities and Implications ..................................................... 48 Notes and News ........................ .................................... 64 Letters ........................................................................ 68 Obituary: Maurice Henry Swan ........................................ 69 Book Reviews .............................................................. 70 Society Activities .......................................................... 74 Note: The opinions expressed in the articles belong to the contributors Cover: A walk in the woods, Avondale Forest Park, Co. Wicklow. (Photo: E. P. Farrell) Printed by the Elo Press Ltd., Dublin 8, Ireland
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64 Notes and News The Increasing De
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66 NOTES AND NEWS This forest, the
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6X Letters Dear Sir, A recent meeti
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70 Book Reviews IRISH FORESTRY POLI
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72 BOOK REVIEWS Water by Dr Drew. i
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74 Society Activities ANNUAL GENERA
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SOCIETY OF IRISH FORESTERS STATEMEN
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The Irish Timber Growers Associatio
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