D. Wildy

Most-cited papers

1. Testing the generality of above‐ground biomass allometry across plant functional types at the continent scale

   Keryn I. Paul, S. Roxburgh, J. Chave, Jacqueline R. England +44 more

   2016Global Change Biology184 citations Open access

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2. Tree size and climatic water deficit control root to shoot ratio in individual trees globally.

   A. Ledo, K. Paul, D. Burslem, J. Ewel +22 more

   2017New Phytologist142 citations Open access

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3. Quantifying above- and below-ground growth responses of the western Australian oil mallee, Eucalyptus kochii subsp. plenissima, to contrasting decapitation regimes.

   D. Wildy, J. Pate

   2002Annals of Botany106 citations Open access

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4. Budgets of water use by Eucalyptus kochii tree belts in the semi-arid wheatbelt of Western Australia

   D. Wildy, J. Pate, J. Bartle

   2004Plant and Soil56 citations

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5. Testing the generality of below-ground biomass allometry across plant functional types

   K. Paul, J. Larmour, A. Specht, A. Zerihun +18 more

   2019Forest Ecology and Management44 citations Open access

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6. Variations in composition and yield of leaf oils from alley-farmed oil mallees (Eucalyptus spp.) at a range of contrasting sites in the Western Australian wheatbelt

   D. Wildy, J. Pate, J. Bartle

   200044 citations

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7. Testing allometric equations for prediction of above-ground biomass of mallee eucalypts in southern Australia

   K. Paul, S. Roxburgh, P. Ritson, K. Brooksbank +12 more

   201342 citations Open access

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8. Water-use efficiency of a mallee eucalypt growing naturally and in short-rotation coppice cultivation

   D. Wildy, J. Pate, Lesley T. Sefcik

   2004Plant and Soil37 citations Open access

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9. Sapling and coppice biomass production by alley-farmed ‘oil mallee’ Eucalyptus species in the Western Australian wheatbelt

   D. Wildy, J. Bartle, J. Pate, D. Arthur

   200032 citations

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10. Improved estimation of biomass accumulation by environmental plantings and mallee plantings using FullCAM

    K. Paul, S. Roxburgh, J. Raison, J. Larmour +37 more

    201328 citations

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11. Root biomass of carbon plantings in agricultural landscapes of southern Australia: Development and testing of allometrics

    K. Paul, S. Roxburgh, Jacqueline R. England, K. Brooksbank +13 more

    201427 citations

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12. Estimating temporal changes in carbon sequestration in plantings of mallee eucalypts: Modelling improvements

    K. Paul, S. Roxburgh, R. D. de Ligt, P. Ritson +10 more

    201518 citations Open access

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13. Growing mallee eucalypts as short-rotation tree crops in the semi-arid wheatbelt of Western Australia

    D. Wildy

    20032 citations

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14. Testing the generality of below-ground biomass allometry 1 across plant functional types at the continental scale 2 3

    K. Paul, J. Larmour, A. Specht, A. Zerihun +21 more

    20190 citations

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15. Blue gums acted as a sound platform on which to build

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    20140 citations

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16. Potential for speeding up aphid fungus in northeastern Arkansas.

    D. Steinkraus, D. Wildy, D. Wells, M. Vingaard +3 more

    20000 citations

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