The application of fertiliser is an important silvicultural practice that can induce significant
increases in tree growth. However, as responses to fertilisation vary widely, the accurate …

Spatial prediction of photosynthesis requires an understanding of how foliage nitrogen (N)
and phosphorus (P) regulate this process and the relationship between these elements and …

Development of spatial surfaces describing variation in productivity across broad
landscapes at a fine resolution would be of considerable use to forest managers as decision …

Globally, forest conversion is known to affect soil quality. In the present study, we developed
a soil quality index (SQI) to quantify the changes in soil quality due to conversion of native …

The analyses of soil properties and processes under the consideration of the spatial
complexity of floodplains is a key step in the preparation of floodplain restoration measures …

Data from a nationwide set of Pinus radiata site quality plots established at high stand
densities and grown over a period of 4 years were analysed to (i) determine how site and …

The prediction of carbon uptake by forests across fertility gradients requires accurate
characterisation of how biochemical limitations to photosynthesis respond to variation in key …

Spatial interpolation is frequently used to predict values across a landscape enabling the
spatial variation and patterns of a property to be quantified. Inverse distance weighting …

As forest managers and owners must have precise assessments of sustainability, in this
study we have proposed a methodology based on multi-criteria techniques for assessing …

An overview of southern African research that has investigated the impact of management
practices that can potentially affect the long-term site productivity of plantations is presented …