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Forest Fuels in Unthinned Radiata Pine Stands

D. F. WILLIAMS Forests Commission, Victoria
Pages 238-244 | Received 24 Jun 1976, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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A.G. Bartlett. (2012) Fire management strategies for Pinus radiata plantations near urban areas. Australian Forestry 75:1, pages 43-53.
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MiguelG. Cruz, MartinE. Alexander & Paulo A.M. Fernandes. (2008) Development of a model system to predict wildfire behaviour in pine plantations. Australian Forestry 71:2, pages 113-121.
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NigelD. Turvey & PhilipJ. Smethurst. (1994) Nutrient concentrations in foliage, litter and soil in relation to wood production of 7- to 15-year-old Pinus radiata in Victoria, Australia. Australian Forestry 57:4, pages 157-164.
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M Yurtgan, I Baysal & O Küçük. (2022) Fuel characterization and crown fuel load prediction in non-treated Calabrian pine (Pinus brutia Ten.) plantation areas. iForest - Biogeosciences and Forestry 15:6, pages 458-464.
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M.G. Cruz, M.E. Alexander & M.P. Plucinski. (2017) The effect of silvicultural treatments on fire behaviour potential in radiata pine plantations of South Australia. Forest Ecology and Management 397, pages 27-38.
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M.G. Cruz, A.L. Sullivan, J.S. Gould, N.C. Sims, A.J. Bannister, J.J. Hollis & R.J. Hurley. (2012) Anatomy of a catastrophic wildfire: The Black Saturday Kilmore East fire in Victoria, Australia. Forest Ecology and Management 284, pages 269-285.
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Hugh G. Smith, Gary J. Sheridan, Patrick N.J. Lane & Leon J. Bren. (2011) Wildfire and salvage harvesting effects on runoff generation and sediment exports from radiata pine and eucalypt forest catchments, south-eastern Australia. Forest Ecology and Management 261:3, pages 570-581.
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Keryn Paul, Phil Polglase, Peter Snowdon, Tivi Theiveyanathan, John Raison, Tim Grove & Stan Rance. (2006) Calibration and Uncertainty Analysis of a Carbon Accounting Model to Stem Wood Density and Partitioning of Biomass for Eucalyptus globulus and Pinus Radiata. New Forests 31:3, pages 513-533.
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A. R. Morris. (1995) Forest floor accumulation, nutrition and productivity of Pinus patula in the Usutu Forest, Swaziland. Plant and Soil 168-169:1, pages 271-278.
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A. R. Morris. 1995. Nutrient Uptake and Cycling in Forest Ecosystems. Nutrient Uptake and Cycling in Forest Ecosystems 271 278 .
R.J. Raison, P.K. Khanna, M.L. Benson, B.J. Myers, R.E. McMurtrie & A.R.G. Lang. (1992) Dynamics of Pinus radiata foliage in relation to water and nitrogen stress: II. Needle loss and temporal changes in total foliage mass. Forest Ecology and Management 52:1-4, pages 159-178.
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