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Silvicultural practices in Australian native State forests - An introduction

Jürgen Bauhus

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Silviculture is the manipulation of forest stand structure and dynamics to achieve specific forest management objectives. In this paper the proceeding contributions from four State forest services about their silvicultural practices in native forests are

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Silviculture is the manipulation of forest stand structure and dynamics to achieve specific forest management objectives. In this paper the proceeding contributions from four State forest services about their silvicultural practices in native forests are

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Silviculture is the manipulation of forest stand structure and dynamics to achieve specific forest management objectives. In this paper the proceeding contributions from four State forest services about their silvicultural practices in native forests are

Key concepts: Silviculture, Forest management, Sustainable forest management, Sustainability, Agroforestry, Native forest, Biodiversity, State forest

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