Distribution and conservation of King Billy pine
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Project name: Distribution and conservation of King Billy pine
Year started: 1988
Project number: WRA009
Primary investigator: Mick Brown
Other investigator(s):
Enquiries: warra.enquiries@forestrytas.com.au
Organisation(s): Forestry Commission (Tasmania)
Project type: Professional
Project status: Completed

Project summary:

This project mapped stands of King Billy pine (Athrotaxis selaginoides) at 1:100 000 in Warra (and throughout the state). King Billy pines are extremely fire sensitive, and large stands of dead King Billy pine south of Mount Weld (in Warra) are thought to have been fire-killed.

Methodology:

Not available

Datasets:

None available.

Publications:

Brown, M.J. (1988). Distribution and conservation of King Billy pine. Forestry Commission, Hobart.
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