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Advances in tropical acacia research
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OUT OF STOCK Australian acacias have received attention in recent years because they are proving suitable for reforestation projects in the tropics
Tropical tree seed research
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These proceedings from a workshop of the International Union of Forest Research Organisations (IUFRO) focus on the seed problems of multipurpose trees
Vanuatu sandalwood: growers’ guide for sandalwood production in Vanuatu
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ACIAR has supported research into the growing and marketing of sandalwood in Vanuatu. This guide provides practical advice on how to grow sandalwood, including site and host selection, spacing, weeding, disease management, pruning and harvesting. Sandalwood’s high value and small size make it unique among forestry trees in that it can be incorporated into smaller ornamental gardens as well as larger commercial plantings. This guide will help the people of Vanuatu and other Pacific island countries to participate in this lucrative rural industry.
Nitrogen fixation in acacias
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Over the past two decades scientists have learnt a great deal about acacias and their symbiotic micro-organisms and the development of methods to exploit efficient symbioses
Domestication of Chukrasia
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ACIAR has supported a project that helps develop domestication strategies for commercially important indigenous tree species in Southeast Asia
Fruits of Oceania
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This book covers the woody species, which cultivated or wild, produce the great majority of fleshy and non-fleshy fruits of the Pacific.
Nutrient disorders in plantation eucalypts
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The purpose of this manual is to illustrate the symptoms associated with essential nutrient deficiencies of thos species of eucalypts which are now widely established in plantations
A visual guide to nutritional disorders of tropical timber species: Swietenia macrophylla and Cedrela ordorata
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The recognition of symptoms on leaves and stems which result from nutritional disorders is a powerful tool in determining nutritional constraints to the growth of trees, especially when little other nutritional information is available
Management of soil, nutrition and water in tropical plantation forests
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OUT-OF-PRINT Although some plantation forests have grown successfully for hundreds of years, most experience is from temperate environments
Essential oils of tropical Asteromyrtus, Callistemon and Melaleuca species
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Essential oils - those oils usually obtained from leaves, fruit, bark or wood through steam distillation - are used as flavours or fragrances, and for medicinal or healthcare purposes
Working with mycorrhizas in forestry and agriculture
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This manual is the result of an ACIAR-sponsored workshop to promote the use of mycorrhizal fungi for eucalypt plantation forestry in China
Nutrient Disorders in Plantation Eucalypts
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OUT OF PRINT: 2nd (revised) edition published as ACIAR Monograph 74.
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Australian trees and shrubs: species for land rehabilitation and farm planting in the tropics
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This book is an extensive revision and enlargement of 'Multipurpose Australian trees and shrubs: Lesser-known species for fuelwood and agroforestry', which ACIAR published in 1986
Trees for the tropics
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This book consists of a series of papers summarising attempts to exploit, evaluate and domesticate a wide range of lesser-known Australian tropical tree species. The book has been divided into four parts: Program Development, Field Trials, Resource Evaluation and Future Perspectives.
The economic impact in Indonesia and Australia of investment in plantation forestry research, 1987–2009
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This report describes the first economic impact study of ACIAR’s plantation forestry research in Indonesia and Australia.
Growing trees on salt-affected land
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Salinity and waterlogging are significant problems in a wide range of agricultural areas throughout the world. It has been found that some Australian species, including species in the genera Eucalyptys and Acacia, have adapted to thrive in these conditions. Bioremediation using such trees has often been suggested as a potentially lower-cost alternative to physical methods, however adoption has not been high. This is probably due to the development costs and relatively long investment periods before seeing a return.
Minimising impacts of fungal disease of eucalypts in South-East Asia
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Eucalypt species are relatively free of pests and diseases when introduced into new environments, which has led to large areas under plantation throughout the world. However as the plantation areas increase so does the threat of pest and disease introduction. This ACIAR project found new genetic material with enhanced disease resistance. It also used climatic modelling to identify high disease-risk regions.
Development of sustainable forestry plantations in China: a review
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The forestry sector in China is a major contributor to economic growth. The development of fast-growing, high-yeilding plantations for wood production has made a significant contribution to this sector. This report documents the story of Chinese forestry development.
Improved silvicultural management of Endospermum medullosum (whitewood) for enhanced plantation forestry outcomes in Vanuatu
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Final Report for project FST/2005/089: Improved silvicultural management of Endospermum medullosum (whitewood) for enhanced plantation forestry outcomes in Vanuatu
Biological control of eucalypt pests overseas and in Australia
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Final report for project FST/2011/028, Biological control of eucalypt pests overseas and in Australia.
Domestication and commercialisation of Canarium indicum in Papua New Guinea
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Final Report for project FST/2004/055 - Domestication and commercialisation of Canarium indicum in Papua New Guinea
Processing of Canarium indicum nuts: adapting and refining techniques to benefit farmers in the South Pacific
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Final Report for project FST/2006/048,Processing of Canarium indicum nuts: adapting and refining techniques to benefit farmers in the South Pacific
Improving economic outcomes for smallholders growing teak in agroforestry systems in Indonesia
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Final Report for project FST/2005/177, Improving economic outcomes for smallholders growing teak in agroforestry systems in Indonesia
Value-adding to Lao PDR plantation timber products
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Final Report for project FST/2005/100, Value-adding to Lao PDR plantation timber products
Establishing pest detection systems in South Pacific countries and Australia
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Final Report for project FST/2004/053, Establishing pest detection systems in South Pacific countries and Australia
Improving value and marketability of coconut wood
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Final Report for project FST/2004/054, Improving value and marketability of coconut wood
A review of the use of portable sawmills in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands
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Final Report for project [FST/2003/049] A review of the use of portable sawmills in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands
Management of fungal root rot in plantation acacias in Indonesia
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Final Report for project [FST/2003/048] Management of fungal root rot plantation acacias in Indonesia
Assessment, management and marketing of goods and services from cutover native forests in Papua New Guinea
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Final report for project FST/2004/061 Assessment, management and marketing of goods and services from cutover native forests in Papua New Guinea
Realising genetic gains in Indonesia and Australian plantations through water and nutrient management
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Final report for project FST/2004/058 Realising genetic gains in Indonesia and Australian plantations through water and nutrient management


