论文信息 - The value of good sites and good genotypes : an analysis of Eucalyptus dunnii plantations in NSW

The value of good sites and good genotypes : an analysis of Eucalyptus dunnii plantations in NSW

An analysis of Eucalyptus dunnii plantation growth in north-eastern NSW shows that 30 per cent increase in site index can contribute a 300 per cent increase in profitability, and that clonal production of the best family could contribute a further two-fold increase in plantation profitability.

Jerome K. Vanclay | Michael Henson | J. Vanclay | M. Henson

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