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Book Condition: Book is in AS NEW condition
Seller: Pegasus Book Orphanage

Australia
About Item: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization / Academic Press 1984 Hardcover, 7¼" x 10" (18.5cms x 25.5cms), with gold-printed green covers Book is in AS NEW condition Ours is the updated edition, reprinted in 1984. The world's demand for forest products is increasing because of increases in population and in standards of living. Consequently, larger and larger proportions of the forested areas must be devoted to intensively managed, fast-growing species to meet the need for wood for a widening range of purposes. Many eucalypt species suit this purpose.The regeneration of old forests following clear felling is well understood, but the problems of harvesting and utilizing the resulting young, dense stands in a high-labour-cost country are being examined. This book summarizes the information now available on growing eucalypt wood under intensive management in Australia, and the characteristics and uses of the resulting product. Thirty-three highly qualified contributors.
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