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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"Eucalypt"”.
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The dynamics of litterfall in eucalypt woodland surrounding pine plantations
… comparative framework is used, whereby sites in eucalypt woodland that were adjacent to pine plantations (adjacent sites) were compared with sites in eucalypt woodland that were not adjacent to plantations but rather adjacent to eucalypt woodland (reference sites). As the effect of plantations is …
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Development of a Modeling Framework for Clonal Eucalypt Plantations Subject to Different Environmental Conditions in Brazil.
North Carolina State University Theses Forestry & Environmental Resources.
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Farm forestry decision-making strategies of the Guraghe Households, Southern-Central Highlands of Ethiopia
… economically important tree/shrub species were eucalypts, coffee, and t?chat. Eucalypt wood covers nearly all the construction needs and constitutes a substantial part of the fuelwood consumptions. Coffee and t?chat are vital sources of cash income and makeup an important part of daily diets. …
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Ecology of greater gliders, Petauroides Volans Kerr 1792, in relation to variations in habitat quality in eucalypt forests in south-east New South Wales
… diversity of the arboreal marsupial fauna of the eucalypt forests near Eden, New South Wales were primarily determined by the concentrations of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in the mature foliage of the eucalypts. I investigated this hypothesis in relation to the Greater Glider Petauroides …
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Ecology of greater gliders, Petauroides Volans Kerr 1792, in relation to variations in habitat quality in eucalypt forests in south-east New South Wales
… diversity of the arboreal marsupial fauna of the eucalypt forests near Eden, New South Wales were primarily determined by the concentrations of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in the mature foliage of the eucalypts. I investigated this hypothesis in relation to the Greater Glider Petauroides …
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The relationship between the nutrient status and flammability of forest fuels
… lower nutrient concentrations, including the eucalypts, although there are exceptions to this generalisation. Alternatively, combustibility, as defined by the TGA technique, is lower in foliar and litter materials with low nutrient status, again including the eucalypts. The three flammability …
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The relationship between the nutrient status and flammability of forest fuels
… lower nutrient concentrations, including the eucalypts, although there are exceptions to this generalisation. Alternatively, combustibility, as defined by the TGA technique, is lower in foliar and litter materials with low nutrient status, again including the eucalypts. The three flammability …
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Oxalate nephrosis in a population of South Australian koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus).
… and messmate stringybark (E. obliqua) in spring. Eucalypt leaves were found to be low in oxalate overall (<1% dry weight) with occasional samples that were higher in oxalate. Mount Lofty eucalypts were found to have higher oxalate content overall than those eaten by koalas in Moggill, Queensland, …
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Species composition and larval instar population structure of Scarabaeids in forestry in the Natal Midlands
… influencing the establishment of commercial eucalypt and black wattle plantations in the Natal Midlands. White grubs had the highest pest status. I Characteristic raster pattern was used to identify larvae as a particular morphospecies with the aid of the dissecting microscope. Head I capsule …
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Growth, water use efficiency and stable carbon isotopes in commercial clones of Eucalyptus
The expansion of Eucalyptus plantations to supply timber for an increasing population in South Africa will result in a great reduction in the country's run-off water. If Eucalyptus continues to be the source of timber in South Africa, the selection of more water use efficient species for planting …
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Ecology of box mistletoe Amyema miquelii dispersal in pink gum Eucalyptus fasciculosa woodlands.
… of box mistletoe Amyema miquelii in eucalypt woodlands of south-eastern Australia may have resulted from the suppression of canopy fires, a reduction in herbivory by possums, and through environmental change, an improvement in conditions for mistletoe dispersal and establishment. In …
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A pollen analytical investigation of Holocene palaeoenvironments at Lake Tyrrell, semi-arid Northwestern Victoria, Australia
… forests produce pollen spectra dominated by Eucalyptus Muehlenbeckia cunninghamii and Amyema pollen occur commonly. It may be possible to identify pollen of Eucalyptus camaldulensis in fossil assemblages allowing this community to be more clearly delineated in the fossil record. Mallee …
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A pollen analytical investigation of Holocene palaeoenvironments at Lake Tyrrell, semi-arid Northwestern Victoria, Australia
… forests produce pollen spectra dominated by Eucalyptus Muehlenbeckia cunninghamii and Amyema pollen occur commonly. It may be possible to identify pollen of Eucalyptus camaldulensis in fossil assemblages allowing this community to be more clearly delineated in the fossil record. Mallee …
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Fuel moisture and fuel dynamics in woodland and heathland vegetation of the Sydney Basin
… (FFM). Two common Sydney Basin vegetation types, eucalypt woodland and heathland, each with a history of problematic fire management, were measured in the field for diurnal fluctuations in FFM following rain, under conditions similar to when prescribed burns are conducted. The FFM components of …
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Economic Tools to Improve Forest Practices' Outcomes
… the probability of facing a loss when planting Eucalypt and Casuarina trees, a 7.6% reduction when planting palm trees, and 13.5% reduction when planting multiple trees, which evidences how trees are less vulnerable. Throughout this dissertation, the interdisciplinary research uses rigorous …
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Environmental correlates and associations of tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala) decline
Tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala DC.) is an ecologically and culturally important tree species that grows across a narrow 400 km long coastal belt, from the Sabrina River south of Perth, to Jurien Bay in the north. Unfortunately, Tuart is also a species under considerable threat due to clearing, …
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The influence of drought, and other abiotic factors on tree water use in a temperate remnant forest
… also undertaken. One of dominant species was Eucalyptus crebra, a broad-leaved tree and the other was Callitris glaucophylla a needle-leaved tree. At the start of the study, much of the eastern seaboard of Australia experienced a severe and prolonged drought but towards the end of the field …
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