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Variability in allometric relationships for temperate woodland Eucalyptus trees

2016-01-01

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Essential to effective vegetation management and habitat conservation is an understanding of tree and stand structure. However, such data for Australian Eucalyptus woodlands come mostly from forestry research and tend to be restricted to production forest types, and merchantable stems and species. We aimed to improve understanding of allometric relationships and stand dynamics for temperate Eucalyptus from critica...

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Literature Corpus work: 1955a6e8-0d78-5fc2-a034-6996d5f61216
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2015.10.031

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