Above-ground biomass production and allometric relations of Eucalyptus globulus Labill. coppice plantations along a chronosequence in the central highlands of Ethiopia.

By M. Zewdie, M. Olsson, T. Verwijst. 2009

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Growing Plantation Forests (2010, unknown): “Similar effects have been observed with numerous hardwood species in various parts of the world (Carter 1974; Kaumi 1983; Oliver 1991; Willebrand et al. 1993; Kopp et al. 1993, 1996; McKenzie and Hay 1996; Bergkvist and Ledin 1998; Pontailler et al. 1999; Liesebach et al. 1999; Geyer 2006; Al Afas e”
Mapping organic carbon stocks in eucalyptus plantations of the central highlands of Madagascar: A multiple regression approach (2011, methodology): “Direct measurements of dendrometric parameters such as circumference of stump and stool were carried out as used in other studies on short rotation forestry such as coppices of eucalyptus (Senelwa and Sims, 1998; Verwijst and Telenius, 1999; Heinsoo et al., 2002; Zewdie et al., 2009).”
Allometry and partitioning of above- and below-ground biomass in farmed eucalyptus species dominant in Western Kenyan agricultural landscapes (2013, background): “globulus in central Ethiopian plantations [20] and E.”