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Conference Proceedings

Author
McKinnell, E.R. Hopkins, Fox, J.E.D.
Title
Forest Management in Australia
Imprint
Surrey Beatty &​ Sons in association with Institute of Foresters of Australia, Western Australian Division, Chipping Norton, NSW, 1991
ISBN/ISSN
0949324361
Description

Papers presented at the biennial conference of the Institute of Foresters of Australia at Perth, Western Australia, from 18-22 Sept., 1987

Abstract

A collation of 25 papers presented at the biennial conference of the Institute of Foresters of Australia, held at Perth, 18-22 September 1987.

Libraries Australia Catalogue Entry
http://nla.gov.au/andb.bib-an7718828

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  • Kellas, J. D.; and Hateley, R. F., 'Management of dry sclerophyll forests in Victoria 1. Low elevation mixed species forests.', in Forest Management in Australia edited by McKinnell, Hopkins and Fox (Sydney, NSW: Surrey Beatty & Sons, 1991), pp. 146-162.. Details
  • Squire, R. O.; Campbell, R. G.; Wareing, K. J.; and Featherston, G. R., 'The mountain ash forests of Victoria: ecology, silviculture and management for wood production.', in Forest Management in Australia edited by McKinnell, Hopkins and Fox (Sydney, NSW: Surrey Beatty & Sons, 1991), pp. 38-57.. Details

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