This paper reviews current knowledge of Eucalyptus pellita plantations to identify
management practices for optimizing productivity and maintaining sustainability in the …

Eucalyptus process-based models are the most promising tools available for assisting
foresters and companies in the pursuit of appropriate planning, long-term management and …

Brazil is internationally recognized for the high yield of its Eucalyptus plantation forests and
the use of wood as bioenergy. The expansion of Eucalyptus forests to water-limited regions …

Eucalyptus species possess anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antibacterial, and insecticidal
properties. In this study, the chemical composition and biological activities of Eucalyptus …

Stocking in forests strongly influence stand growth by influencing resource capture, tree
survival, and competition between trees and understory vegetation. Many studies have …

Brazil is one of the world's wood short-fiber producers, cultivating 7.5 million hectares of
eucalypt trees. Foresters and resource managers often face difficulties in surveying reliable …

This study focuses on six Eucalyptus species, namely E. badjensis, E. benthamii, E. dunnii,
E. grandis, E. globulus, and E. saligna aiming at a sustainable use of their green biomass …

Process-based simulation models are promising tools to integrate biophysical process with
soil and climate conditions and then simulate genetic and management impacts on forest …

Environmental conditions can change both the quantity and quality of wood formation. This
study aimed to evaluate anatomical and chemical changes in the wood of a Eucalyptus …

Yield data represent a valuable layer for supporting decision-making as they reflect crop
management results. Forestry decision-makers often rely on coarse spatial resolution data …