Site Evaluation in Black Wattle with Special Reference to Soil Factors

Probabilistic Distributions for <i>Acacia Mearnsii</i> De Wild Total Height and the Influence of Environmental Factors

“…Moreover, in the Serra do Sudeste there was no stabilization of these values, which is possibly due to the fact that the 7 year stand present better soil characteristics to the black wattle cultivation, specially to the phosphorus content that favor the species growth as observed by [48,49]. [48,49] in South Africa and [50] in Rio Grande do Sul State-Brazil, have researched the influence of chemical and physical soil attributes in the growth of dendrometric variables of black wattle.…”

“…[48,49] in South Africa and [50] in Rio Grande do Sul State-Brazil, have researched the influence of chemical and physical soil attributes in the growth of dendrometric variables of black wattle. These authors observed a direct relation between physical and chemical soil properties and the species growth, however impaired, because the correlations were not high.…”

Waldstruktur und Wachstum

“…1-15 dargestellten Beziehungen. Zu den häufigsten Ansätzen zählten bisher die multiplen Regressionsmodelle (Moosmayer u. Schöpfer, 1972;Schönau, 1988). Das nachstehende Programm Moosmayr ermöglicht z.…”

A Multivariate Reappraisal of a Site Evaluation Study inAcacia mearnsiiDe Wild.

“…One of the main objectives of this study was to assess the contribution by site factors to tree growth, and many ofthe recommended site requirements in southern Africa for this species were derived directly or indirectly from this study. This database had been subjected from time to time to reworking as computing facilities improved (Schonau, 1988(Schonau, , 1989Schonau and Aldworth, 1991), and it would be true to say that this study has had a seminal influence on many site studies in the forestry regions of southern Africa.…”