Working pine (Pinus spp.) forests in the southern United States rely on herbicides to remove competing vegetation and improve productivity. We conducted a review of the effects of …
This study presents forest fertilization and carbon sequestered from fertilization in the southeastern United States in the context of newly available silviculture management …
Shrub encroachment is a global phenomenon occurring in a wide range of ecosystems, including in tree plantations, which is known to affect ecosystem functioning and productivity …
Intensive management in tropical plantation forestry has increased global wood production per unit of time and land. Eucalyptus trees in southeastern Brazil grow exceptionally fast …
Yearly climate fluctuations introduce variability in forest productivity that impacts final yield. Over the decade-to-century timescale, climate change is likely to have similar effects …
Simple Summary Pine forests represent a major source of biomass, including timber and resin. Pine resin constitutes a sustainable source of a myriad of products used in several …
Site index (SI) estimation for loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) plantations is important for the successful management of this important commercial tree species in the West Gulf Coastal …
We installed a thinning and fertilization study at five sites in mid-rotation Pinus taeda L. stands in the southeastern United States to examine treatment effects on diameter growth …
Site productivity and forest management strategies hinge on intrinsic site resources such as soil water and nutrient availability. In this study, regression tree model and linear regression …