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Nature and impact of damage by wind, hail and snow in Australia's pine plantations

K. W. Cremer CSIRO, Division of Forest Research, P.O. Box 4008, Canberra, A.C.T., 2600
Pages 28-38 | Received 01 Feb 1984, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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K.W. Cremer. (1998) Recovery of Pinus radiata saplings from tilting and bending. Australian Forestry 61:3, pages 211-219.
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W. B. Shaw. (1987) Severe hailstorms: A factor in the ecology of the indigenous forests of New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Botany 25:4, pages 615-620.
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K.W. Cremer. (1984) Hail damage in Australian pine plantations I. Nature and extent of damage. Australian Forestry 47:2, pages 103-114.
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Greg S. Smith, Francisco Ascui, Anthony P. O’Grady & Elizabeth Pinkard. (2021) Materiality Assessment of Natural Capital Risks in Australian Forestry. Current Forestry Reports 7:4, pages 282-304.
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Ryan A. Charlton, Zahra Naghizadeh, Cori Ham & C. Brand Wessels. (2020) A value chain comparison of Pinus patula sawlog management regimes based on different initial planting densities and effect on wood quality. Forest Policy and Economics 111, pages 102067.
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John T. Allen & Edwina R. Allen. (2016) A review of severe thunderstorms in Australia. Atmospheric Research 178-179, pages 347-366.
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