Philip West

Adjunct Professor

Southern Cross University

Australia

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Philip West is an Adjunct Professor at Southern Cross University in Australia. His research focuses on forest ecology and the growth dynamics of eucalyptus species, as evidenced by his recent publications on stem taper models, self-thinning in forests, and inter-tree competition effects. He employs quantitative modeling techniques to study tree growth rates and the development of individual trees in various ecological contexts.

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2020

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Geoff Smith

Southern Cross University

AUSTRALIA

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Stem taper model for individual trees of Eucalyptus globulus in Australian plantations

Do Stands Self-Thin Through a Common Point? An Additional Concept for the Self-Thinning Rule

A review of the growth behaviour of stands and trees in even-aged, monospecific forest

Quantifying effects on tree growth rates of symmetric and asymmetric inter-tree competition in even-aged, monoculture Eucalyptus pilularis forests

Modelling individual tree maximum basal area growth rates of five tall eucalypt species growing in even-aged forests

A state-space growth model for Eucalyptus pilularis in subtropical Australia, fitted with and without seemingly unrelated regression

Models Relating Individual Tree Basal Area Growth Rates to Tree Basal Areas in Even-Aged, Monoculture Forest Stands

Sampling theory inspires quantitative forest ecology: The story of the relascope kernel function

Factors controlling individual branch development during early growth of an experimental plantation of Eucalyptus pilularis in sub-tropical Australia

Modelling Maximum Stem Basal Area Growth Rates of Individual Trees of Eucalyptus pilularis Smith

Effects of tree spacing on branch-size development during early growth of an experimental plantation of Eucalyptus pilularis in subtropical Australia

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Geoff Smith

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