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Peter Fielder

Government of British Columbia

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Peter Fielder

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Government of British Columbia

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Peter Fielder is an author at Government of British Columbia specializing in forestry, botany, and plant physiology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	4	4	114
2	Engineering	2	2	72
3	Biology	2	2	42
4	Medicine	1	1	25
5	Natural Sciences	1	1	17

Peter Fielder

Publications

230

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	Year	Citations
Chlorophyll fluorescence as an indicator of frost hardiness in white spruce seedlings from different latitudes W Binder, Peter Fielder New Forests White Spruce SeedlingsEngineeringBotanyFrost HardinessForestry	1996	53
Applications of chlorophyll fluorescence for stock quality assessment with different types of fluorometers W Binder, Peter Fielder, Gina H. Mohammed, New Forests	1997	44
Long-term effects of vegetation control treatments for release of Engelmann spruce from a mixed-shrub community in Southern British Columbia B. S. Biring, Philip G. Comeau, Peter Fielder Annals of Forest Science	2003	40
A comparative study of shoot and root development of interior and coastal Douglas-fir seedlings Peter Fielder, John N. Owens Canadian Journal of Forest Research BotanyRoot DevelopmentForestryAgricultural EconomicsCoastal Douglas-fir Seedlings	1989	25
Heat damage in boxed white spruce (Picea glauca [Moench.] Voss) seedlings: Its pre-planting detection and effect on field performance W Binder, Peter Fielder New Forests Field PerformanceBotanySilvicultureBoxed White SpruceForestry	1995	20
Seasonal changes in chlorophyll fluorescence of white spruce seedlings from different latitudes in relation to gas exchange and winter storability W Binder, Peter Fielder New Forests White Spruce SeedlingsBiogeochemistryEngineeringBotanyForestry	1996	19
Temperature and time-related variation of root growth in some conifer tree species W Binder, Peter Fielder, R. K. Scagel, Canadian Journal of Forest Research BiologyBotanyRoot GrowthNatural SciencesRoot Growth Potential	1990	17
Lodgepole pine growth as a function of competition and canopy light environment within aspen dominated mixedwoods of central interior British Columbia George Harper, Meghan O’Neill, Peter Fielder, Forest Ecology and Management SilvicultureForest ConservationForestryGeographyForest Productivity	2009	12

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