Marcia J. Lambert

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Analysis of nutrient depletion in a radiata pine plantation

John Turner, Marcia J. Lambert

Forest Ecology and Management > 2011 > 262 > 8 > 1327-1336

A trial in an 11-year-old stand of radiata pine (Pinus radiata D. Don) was used to analyse the effects of accelerated loss of nutrients from the site on forest productivity and nutrient status. Raking of litter was undertaken over 14years prior to thinning, then for 2years after thinning at which time the trial was destroyed in a wind storm. The experimental design was a factorial of three main treatments:...

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Nutrient cycling in age sequences of two Eucalyptus plantation species

John Turner, Marcia J. Lambert

Forest Ecology and Management > 2008 > 255 > 5-6 > 1701-1712

Accumulation and aboveground cycling of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium and magnesium were quantified in two north coast New South Wales plantation sequences, Eucalyptus grandis (2–30 years of age) and E. pilularis (3–33 years of age). Maximum aboveground accumulated tree biomass of E. grandis and E. pilularis was 394tonneha ⁻¹ at 27 years of age and 270tonneha ⁻¹ at 33 years...

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Experience with patterns of change in soil carbon resulting from forest plantation establishment in eastern Australia

John Turner, Marcia J. Lambert, Dale W. Johnson

Forest Ecology and Management > 2005 > 220 > 1-3 > 259-269

Forest plantations are extensively established in eastern Australia for production of timber products and more recently, potentially for sequestration of carbon. Intensive management of these plantations involves clearing of existing vegetation, often using fire, ripping and/or mounding of the soil and weed control, followed by planting, use of fertilizers, and subsequent tending. The plantations...

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Additive biomass equations for native eucalypt forest trees of temperate Australia

Huiquan Bi, John Turner, Marcia J. Lambert

Trees > 2004 > 18 > 4 > 467-479

Biomass additivity is a desirable characteristic of a system of equations for predicting component as well as total tree biomass since it eliminates the inconsistency between the sum of predicted values for components such as stem, bark, branch and leaf and the prediction for the total tree. Besides logical consistency, a system of additive biomass equations when estimated by taking into account the...

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Site variation in Pinus radiata plantations and implications for site specific management

John Turner, Marcia J. Lambert, Peter Hopmans, John McGrath

New Forests > 2001 > 21 > 3 > 249-282

685,000 ha of Pinus radiata(D. Don) plantations in Australia werecategorized using a matrix of mean annualrainfall, rainfall regime and Parent Rock Codefrom a Technical Soil Classification. Datawere obtained from a number of differentorganizations which in total managed nearly allthe Australian P. radiata plantations. The selected characteristics were those whichcould be obtained at an acceptable...

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Sustainable management of native and exotic plantations in Australia

John Turner, Stanley P. Gessel, Marcia J. Lambert

New Forests > 1999 > 18 > 1 > 17-32

The emphasis of plantation management changes as the resource and the market develop. This is especially the case when a plantation program is developing a new timber resource, is not the case with many of the Pinus radiata (D. Don) plantings in the southern hemisphere. Australia establishes and manages plantations of both exotic conifer and native hardwood (Eucalyptus spp.) plantations, and these...

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Analysis of nutrient depletion in a radiata pine plantation

Nutrient cycling in age sequences of two Eucalyptus plantation species

Experience with patterns of change in soil carbon resulting from forest plantation establishment in eastern Australia

Additive biomass equations for native eucalypt forest trees of temperate Australia

Site variation in Pinus radiata plantations and implications for site specific management

Sustainable management of native and exotic plantations in Australia

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Analysis of nutrient depletion in a radiata pine plantation

Nutrient cycling in age sequences of two Eucalyptus plantation species

Experience with patterns of change in soil carbon resulting from forest plantation establishment in eastern Australia

Additive biomass equations for native eucalypt forest trees of temperate Australia

Site variation in Pinus radiata plantations and implications for site specific management

Sustainable management of native and exotic plantations in Australia

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