Mixed-species plantations of Eucalyptus with a nitrogen (N2) fixing species have the
potential to increase productivity while maintaining soil fertility, compared to Eucalyptus …

An important window of opportunity to increase and sustain productivity in short-rotation
plantations is the period from felling through re-establishment to canopy closure. This paper …

The management of competing vegetation has evolved with forest management over the
past half century and is now an integral part of modern forestry practice in many parts of the …

The association of N2-fixing species (NFS) could be an attractive option for achieving a
sustainable increase of Eucalyptus plantations (EP) productivity through a positive balance …

The sustainability of plantation forests is closely dependent on soil nitrogen availability in
short-rotation forests established on low-fertility soils. Planting an understorey of nitrogen …

Nitrogen fertilizer inputs increased sharply over the last decade in Brazilian eucalypt
plantations. Due to the economic and potential environmental cost of fertilizers, mixed …

We hypothesized that dinitrogen (N2)‐and non‐N2‐fixing tropical trees would have distinct
phosphorus (P) acquisition strategies allowing them to exploit different P sources, reducing …

The low cost of direct tree seeding makes it increasingly useful for afforestation. However,
the success of the technique is often unpredictable due to a series of different adverse biotic …

Growth and soil N supply in young Eucalyptus tereticornis stands at two sites in Kerala,
India, were examined in response to cover cropping with three legume species (Pueraria …

Increasing yield per hectare and associated reduction in the unit cost of wood is an
important component of sustained global competitiveness for forest products exported from …