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Productivity of Acacia and Eucalypt Plantations in Southeast Asia. 2. Trends and Variations

Productivity of commercial acacia and eucalypts plantations in Southeast Asia was analysed using company inventory data to assess growth rates and their variation and trends. Growth rates of Acacia mangium in Sumatra, Indonesia ranged between 22 and 35 m3/ha/yr before impacted by fungal disease, whi...

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