A Model to Generate Stand Strategies for Intensively Managed Radiata Pine Plantations
Brian Turner, R. W. Bednarz, John Dargavel
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Brian Turner, R. W. Bednarz, John Dargavel
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SUMMARY A stand model to generate alternative management strategies for a long range planning model has been constructed for intensively-managed radiata pine plantations in Gippsland, Victoria. The model can be used to evaluate different intensities of silviculture as well as to provide estimates of future production.
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SUMMARY A stand model to generate alternative management strategies for a long range planning model has been constructed for intensively-managed radiata pine plantations in Gippsland, Victoria. The model can be used to evaluate different intensities of silviculture as well as to provide estimates of future production.
Key concepts: Pinus radiata, Silviculture, Radiata, Agroforestry, Range (aeronautics), Environmental science, Forestry, Agronomy