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Control of competing vegetation in planted coniferous forests in Australia and New Zealand

Nigel D. Turvey Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, Forestry Section, University of Melbourne, Creswick, Vic, 3363
Pages 250-258 | Received 19 Oct 1984, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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S.F. Gous. (1996) Vegetation management in Pinus radiata: A literature review. South African Forestry Journal 177:1, pages 41-50.
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G.R. Wilkinson & W.A. Neilsen. (1990) Effect of herbicides on woody weed control and growth of plantation eucalypt seedlings. Australian Forestry 53:2, pages 69-78.
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Hui-Quan BI & Nigel D. Turvey. (1994) Effects of Eucalyptus obliqua (L'Herit) density on young stands of even-aged Pinus radiata (D. Don). New Forests 8:1, pages 25-42.
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