Most eucalypt plantations are managed in short rotations (6–8 years) and are established in
regions with water and nutritional stresses of varying degrees. The mean annual increment …

Acacia and eucalypt plantations, managed over rotation cycles of 5–8 years, are important
resources for wood production in Southeast Asia. This paper reviews the processes that …

Physiological ecology of forest production was originally planned as a second edition to the
well-known book by the same name, published 25 years ago ( Landsberg 1986). The …

I have attempted to reach a wide range of readers, from those with no formal forestry
education through to forest scientists involved in research. This has meant dealing with …

Adaptive strategies to improve tree water-use efficiency (WUE) are required to meet the
global demand for wood in a future drier climate. A large-scale throughfall exclusion …

A basic understanding of nutrition effects on the mechanisms involved in tree response to
drought is essential under a future drier climate. A large‐scale throughfall exclusion …

Plant selection for extensive green roofs has largely been based on cool, temperate climate
research. However, as green roof implementation in hotter and drier climates increases …

E ucalyptus species are grown widely outside of their native ranges in plantations on all
vegetated continents of the world. We predicted that such a plantation species would show …

The use of remote sensing is necessary for monitoring forest carbon stocks at large scales.
Optical remote sensing, although not the most suitable technique for the direct estimation of …

Interactions between thinning, pruning and fertiliser application in forestry are rarely
examined, even though these treatments are often applied simultaneously in practice …