We review the main silvicultural interventions used when managing Eucalyptus plantations
for solid-wood products, including fertilising, pruning and thinning. The growth of a …

Interest in producing higher value products from the 13,000,000 ha of planted Eucalyptus
species has developed due to the declining availability of hardwood products from native …

Forest managers now operate in an information-rich but increasingly challenging
environment in which the competing demands of environmental stewardship and …

Laboratory and field tests were performed to establish the potential of Trichoderma spp. as a
wound treatment for biological control of wood decay fungi in urban trees. A selection of …

In order to produce appearance grade timber from plantation-grown Eucalyptusnitens, green
pruning is necessary. However, studies of decay associated with green pruning E. nitens …

There has been an increasing interest in Chile and Australia in using Eucalyptus nitens
(Deane & Maiden) Maiden fast growing plantations for sawntimber production. We …

Eucalyptus globulus (Labill.) is grown for a variety of purposes that require removal of some
of the foliage from a young age, such as oil production and floral supplies. Often these uses …

Eucalyptus globulus is grown in temperate regions of the world for pulp production. The
chemical and physical properties of its wood make it highly suited to this purpose. This study …

This study examined different pruning intensities, and the subsequent tree responses, in
young trees from a network of permanent plots established in two of the most important …

Small volumes of timber are now being produced from Acacia mangium plantations in
Indonesia. These trees require pruning and thinning to increase the strength and …