Constellation, le dépôt institutionnel de l'Université du Québec à Chicoutimi

Chavardès Raphaël D., Balducci Lorena, Bergeron Yves, Grondin Pierre, Poirier Véronique, Morin Hubert et Gennaretti Fabio. (2023). Greater tree species diversity and lower intraspecific competition attenuate impacts from temperature increases and insect epidemics in boreal forests of western Quebec, Canada. Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 53, (1), p. 48-59.

Chavardès Raphaël D., Gennaretti Fabio, Grondin Pierre, Cavard Xavier, Morin Hubert et Bergeron Yves. (2021). Role of mixed-species stands in attenuating the vulnerability of boreal forests to climate change and insect epidemics. Frontiers in Plant Science, 12, (e658880), p. 1-12.

Martin Maxence, Grondin Pierre, Lambert Marie-Claude, Bergeron Yves et Morin Hubert. (2021). Compared to wildfire, management practices reduced old-growth forest diversity and functionality in primary boreal landscapes of Eastern Canada. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change, 4, (e639397), p. 1-16.

Grondin Pierre, Gauthier Sylvie, Poirier Véronique, Tardif Patrice, Boucher Yan et Bergeron Yves. (2018). Have some landscapes in the eastern Canadian boreal forest moved beyond their natural range of variability? Forest Ecosystems, 5, (30), p. 1-17.

Boucher Yan, Auger Isabelle, Noël Jean, Grondin Pierre et Arseneault Dominique. (2017). Fire is a stronger driver of forest composition than logging in the boreal forest of eastern Canada. Journal of Vegetation Science, 28, p. 57-68.

Boucher Yan, Grondin Pierre et Auger Isabelle. (2014). Land use history (1840–2005) and physiography as determinants of southern boreal forests. Landscape Ecology, 29, (3), p. 437-450.

Boucher Yan et Grondin Pierre. (2012). Impact of logging and natural stand-replacing disturbances on high-elevation boreal landscape dynamics (1950–2005) in eastern Canada. Forest Ecology and Management, 263, p. 229-239.

Boucher Yan, St-Laurent Martin-Hugues et Grondin Pierre. (2011). Logging-induced edge and configuration of old-growth forest remnants in the eastern North American boreal forests. Natural Areas Journal, 31, (3), p. 300-306.