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Eucalyptus nitens

1994
Abstract This fast-growing and relatively uncommon species of the higher parts of the mountains of south-ea tern Australia is remarkable for extreme provenance variations over a limited environmental range. Its disjunct distribution is in a large number of small populations from 38°S in central and eastern Victoria to 30°S in northern
Ken Eldridge, John Davidson, Chris Harwood, Gerrit Van Wyk   +3 more
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Nitrogen management in Eucalyptus nitens plantations

Forest Ecology and Management, 2004
Abstract Low nitrogen (N) availability commonly limits the growth of Eucalyptus nitens plantations on ex-forest sites in Tasmania, Australia. We summarise here a decade of mechanistic and empirical research that has improved the basis for N management of these plantations.
Philip Smethurst, Greg Holz, Martin Moroni, Craig Baillie   +3 more
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Nuclear RFLP diversity in Eucalyptus nitens

Heredity, 1998
Genetic diversity in the nuclear genome of Eucalyptus nitens was assessed using 40 anonymous RFLP loci. Information about the RFLP probes was available from the genetic linkage map of the species and probes that detected single loci were selected to cover the whole of the genome. Several loci that were monomorphic in the mapping pedigree were also used
M Byrne, T L Parrish, G F Moran
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Botryosphaeria dothidea endophytic in Eucalyptus grandis and Eucalyptus nitens in South Africa

Forest Ecology and Management, 1996
Abstract Botryosphaeria dothidea is well recognised as a serious pathogen of various woody plants, including species of Eucalyptus . In South Africa, the fungus is associated with die-back and canker diseases of various Eucalyptus species. In the present study, B.
H. Smith, M.J. Wingfield, O. Petrini
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Energy evaluation of the Eucalyptus globulus and the Eucalyptus nitens in the north of Spain (Cantabria)

Thermochimica Acta, 2006
Abstract This work studied the potential use of the waste from Eucalyptus globulus and Eucalyptus nitens as energy crops, evaluating young and adult stages of both in all four seasons of the year with different moisture contents. The study was carried out made in Cantabria (North coast of Spain), located at latitude 43°28′N, and longitude 3°48′W.
S. Pérez, C.J. Renedo, A. Ortiz, M. Mañana, D. Silió   +4 more
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Flowering and seed production in Eucalyptus nitens

2000
This project examined silvicultural and environment factors which affect precocious and abundant flowering in trees of the economically important plantation species Eucalyptus nitens with the aim of optimising seed production. Two separate studies were undertaken to examine how flowering and seed quality were affected by the macroenvironment. The first
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Physiological responses to drought of Eucalyptus globulus and Eucalyptus nitens in plantations.

1996
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Investigation of mechanical behaviours of Eucalyptus nitens timber

2022
This research focuses on the investigation of the mechanical properties of plantation Eucalyptus nitens timber and the understanding of its underlying failure mechanism above and below the fibre saturation point both experimentally and numerically. Fast-growing eucalypts are now considered potential building materials; one such re-source is plantation ...
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Ammonium and nitrate uptake by Eucalyptus nitens

1996
Low nitrogen availability commonly limits the growth of Eucalyptus miens (Deane and Maiden) Maiden plantations in south-eastern Australia. However, until this study was undertaken little was known of the nitrogen uptake and assimilation processes of temperate eucalypt species like E. nitens.
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Establishment of native Eucalyptus pauciflora and exotic Eucalyptus nitens on former grazing land

New Forests, 2010
The success of tree plantings in agricultural landscapes within dry and variable rainfall regions is often below expectations. The aims of this study were to investigate techniques for establishing a local native species (Eucalyptus pauciflora) and an exotic species (E. nitens) in the Midlands of Tasmania, a tree-denuded region that has been grazed for
Dugald C. Close, Neil J. Davidson, Keith C. Churchill, Ross Corkrey   +3 more
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