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Growth of eucalypt regeneration established with and without slash burns in Tasmania

E. J. Lockett Forestry Commission, GPO Box 207B, Hobart, Tas, 7001
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S. G. Candy Forestry Commission, GPO Box 207B, Hobart, Tas, 7001
Pages 119-125 | Received 12 Apr 1984, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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Karen Faunt, Peter Geary, Ross Cunningham & Phil Gibbons. (2006) The East Gippsland Silvicultural Systems Project II: Germination and early survival of eucalypt regeneration. Australian Forestry 69:3, pages 182-197.
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OwenD. Bassett & Gary White. (2001) Review of the impact of retained overwood trees on stand productivity. Australian Forestry 64:1, pages 57-63.
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E.J. Lockett. (1998) Slash burning—its implications for 20-year height growth of eucalypt regeneration in Tasmania. Australian Forestry 61:2, pages 159-162.
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D. M. J. S. Bowman. (1986) Review of silvicultural systems for harvesting Eucalyptus delegatensis forests on dolerite plateaux in Tasmania . Australian Forestry 49:1, pages 63-68.
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Robyn E. Scott, Mark G. Neyland, David J. McElwee & Susan C. Baker. (2012) Burning outcomes following aggregated retention harvesting in old-growth wet eucalypt forests. Forest Ecology and Management 276, pages 165-173.
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Tanya G. Bailey, Neil J. Davidson & Dugald C. Close. (2012) Understanding the regeneration niche: Microsite attributes and recruitment of eucalypts in dry forests. Forest Ecology and Management 269, pages 229-238.
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D.P.C. Stewart. (1994) Unburnt bush fallows — a preliminary investigation of soil conditions in a bush fallow and two successive crops of taro (Colocasia esculenta (L.) Schott) in Western Samoa. Field Crops Research 38:1, pages 29-36.
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