A review of sustainable replanting eucalyptus: higher sustainable productivity

Abstract

Eucalyptus is a plant that has a very beneficial value to the environment such as can reduce the risk of forest fires, be efficient in water use, nature became more natural, restore land degradation or unproductive land, and the growth of these plants has a sustainable potential for biodiversity. Therefore, the need to replant eucalyptus in order to create a sustainable process for the environment to offers opportunities for wealth and prosperity, while also providing solutions for efficient ways to combat climate change. The purpose of this literature review is to provide information to the public about the benefits of plants that actually have extraordinary functions and characteristics but often get criticism from the community because of community disregard about the benefits It expects in the future eucalyptus can generate more wealth and benefits to the environment. Also, this review literature focuses on eucalyptus plants which provide significant benefits in various sectors, both for the environment and the industrial sector.

Analysis of Eucalyptus Supply Chain Methods Based on Influencing Factors: A Review

“…The eucalyptus plant IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2421/1/012009 7 has been cultivated by more than 90 countries in the world. So that the impact of increasing productivity has the opportunity to cover globally [20].…”

Transformation of Plantation Forestry Productivity for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

“…Long-term studies have demonstrated that the eucalyptus plantations are sustainable, and very efficient at capturing CO 2 (240 tons of CO 2 per ha over a 7-year rotation (IBÁ 2022). Furthermore, under the norms of the Brazilian Forest Code, landowners may only establish plantations on degraded land and must commit between 20% and 50% of their land to native forest renewal, making this industry one of the global leaders in degraded land restoration (Grossberg 2009;Sembiring et al 2020;Coelho et al 2022).…”

Engineering Wood Products from Eucalyptus spp.

“…Eucalyptus is very adaptable, tolerating low soil fertility, acidic soils, and soils rich in aluminium, often periodic moisture stress, diverse climates and soil types, and even fire and insect damages and low water availability [11][12][13][14][15]. Other favourable characteristics of Eucalyptus include its good efficiency at capturing CO 2 and producing oxygen, better efficiency in water consumption compared to other species, increasing soil fertility, and restoring land degradation or unproductive land [16,17].According to Myburg [18] and Iglesias Trabado and Wilstermann [19], currently there are more than 100 countries across six continents around the world planting Eucalyptus and covering over 20 million ha, making it the most widely planted broad-leaved tree species worldwide. From 1990 to 2015, the global Eucalyptus plantation area increased by 16.57 million ha, with an average annual increase of 1.1 million ha.…”