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Australian Forestry Volume 61, 1998 - Issue 1
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Review of mean dominant height models for ash eucalypt species

O. Chikumbo Bureau of Resource Science, Forests Section, PO Box E11, Kingston, ACT, 2604
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F. Hamilton The School of Resource and Environmental Management, Department of Forestry, The Australian National University, Canberra, ACT, 0200
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P. Leerson Natural Resources and Environment, PO Box 500, East Melbourne, VIC, 3002
Pages 21-26 | Received 23 Oct 1997, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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Yue Wang & Fiona Hamilton. (2002) Review of STANDSIM model for yield projection of natural ash eucalypt forests. Australian Forestry 65:3, pages 173-181.
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Oliver Chikumbo & Ian Nicholas. (2011) Efficient thinning regimes for Eucalyptus fastigata: Multi-objective stand-level optimisation using the island model genetic algorithm. Ecological Modelling 222:10, pages 1683-1695.
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John M. Koch & Glen P. Samsa. (2007) Restoring Jarrah Forest Trees after Bauxite Mining in Western Australia. Restoration Ecology 15, pages S17-S25.
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Oliver Chikumbo & Greg A. Steward. (2007) A stand basal area model for plantation grown New Zealand kauri. Ecological Modelling 209:2-4, pages 367-376.
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Christopher Dean, Stephen Roxburgh & Brendan G Mackey. (2004) Forecasting landscape-level carbon sequestration using gridded, spatially adjusted tree growth. Forest Ecology and Management 194:1-3, pages 109-129.
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Oliver Chikumbo. (2001) A basal area model responsive to thinning for a plantation forest. Environment International 27:2-3, pages 207-210.
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Oliver Chikumbo, Iven M.Y Mareels & Brian J Turner. (1999) Predicting stand basal area in thined stands using a dynamical model. Forest Ecology and Management 116:1-3, pages 175-187.
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