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M. Watt

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h-index: 38
Works: 171
Citations: 4,272

Most-cited papers

Dothistroma needle blight and pitch canker: the current and future potential distribution of two important diseases of Pinus species
M. Watt, R. Ganley, D. Kriticos, L. K. Manning
201168 citations
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Managing invasive weeds under climate change: considering the current and potential future distribution of Buddleja davidii
D. Kriticos, M. Watt, K. J. Potter, L. K. Manning +2 more
201166 citations
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What determines pine naturalization: species traits, climate suitability or forestry use?
Kirsty F. McGregor, M. Watt, P. Hulme, R. Duncan
201264 citations Open access
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Moving beyond simple linear allometric relationships between tree height and diameter
M. Watt, M. Kirschbaum
201155 citations
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Modeling growth response to soil water availability simulated by HYDRUS for a mature triploid Populus tomentosa plantation located on the North China Plain
Ben-Ye Xi, M. Bloomberg, M. Watt, Ye Wang +1 more
201653 citations
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Use of regression kriging to develop a Carbon:Nitrogen ratio surface for New Zealand
M. Watt, D. Palmer
201249 citations
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Future wood productivity of Pinus radiata in New Zealand under expected climatic changes
M. Kirschbaum, M. Watt, A. Tait, Anne-Gaelle E. Ausseil
201248 citations
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Linking Climate Suitability, Spread Rates and Host-Impact When Estimating the Potential Costs of Invasive Pests
D. Kriticos, A. Leriche, D. Palmer, D. Cook +3 more
2013PLoS ONE47 citations Open access
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The potential global distribution of the invasive weed Nassella neesiana under current and future climates
G. Bourdȏt, S. Lamoureaux, M. Watt, L. K. Manning +1 more
2012Biological Invasions46 citations
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Assessment of multiple climate change effects on plantation forests in New Zealand
M. Watt, M. Kirschbaum, John R. Moore, H. Pearce +3 more
2018Forestry: An International Journal of Forest Research45 citations
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Comparing parametric and non-parametric methods of predicting Site Index for radiata pine using combinations of data derived from environmental surfaces, satellite imagery and airborne laser scanning
M. Watt, Jonathan P. Dash, Santosh Bhandari, P. Watt
201545 citations
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Use of a process-based model to describe spatial variation in Pinus radiata productivity in New Zealand
M. Kirschbaum, M. Watt
201143 citations
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Key features of the seed germination response to high temperatures.
M. Watt, M. Bloomberg
2012New Phytologist40 citations Open access
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Development of a hydrothermal time model that accurately characterises how thermoinhibition regulates seed germination.
M. Watt, M. Bloomberg, W. Finch-Savage
2011Plant, Cell and Environment38 citations Open access
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A survey of herbicide use and a review of environmental fate in New Zealand planted forests
C. Rolando, L. Garrett, B. Baillie, M. Watt
2013New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science37 citations Open access
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Use of LiDAR to estimate stand characteristics for thinning operations in young Douglas-fir plantations
M. Watt, A. Meredith, P. Watt, Aaron Gunn
2013New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science34 citations Open access
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Influence of stocking on radial and longitudinal variation in modulus of elasticity, microfibril angle, and density in a 24-year-old Pinus radiata thinning trial
M. Watt, B. Zoric, M. Kimberley, J. Harrington
201133 citations
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The influence of LiDAR pulse density on the precision of inventory metrics in young unthinned Douglas-fir stands during initial and subsequent LiDAR acquisitions
M. Watt, A. Meredith, P. Watt, Aaron Gunn
2014New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science32 citations Open access
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Characterising forest structure using combinations of airborne laser scanning data, RapidEye satellite imagery and environmental variables
Jonathan P. Dash, M. Watt, Santosh Bhandari, P. Watt
201631 citations
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The economic costs of weeds on productive land in New Zealand
John Saunders, G. Greer, G. Bourdȏt, C. Saunders +4 more
201730 citations Open access
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Long-term effects of water stress on hyperspectral remote sensing indicators in young radiata pine
M. Watt, Ellen Mae C. Leonardo, H. Estarija, P. Massam +6 more
2021Forest Ecology and Management28 citations
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Maximising biodiversity in plantation forests: Insights from long-term changes in clearfell-sensitive beetles in a Pinus radiata plantation
Stephen M. Pawson, E. Brockerhoff, M. Watt, R. Didham
201128 citations
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Climate change adaptation through an integrative lens in Aotearoa New Zealand
J. Lawrence, A. Wreford, P. Blackett, D. Hall +13 more
2023Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand27 citations Open access
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Spatial prediction of optimal final stand density for even-aged plantation forests using productivity indices
M. Watt, M. Kimberley, Jonathan P. Dash, D. Harrison
201727 citations Open access
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Modelling the influence of predicted future climate change on the risk of wind damage within New Zealand's planted forests
John R. Moore, M. Watt
2015Global Change Biology27 citations
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The influence of LiDAR pulse density and plot size on the accuracy of New Zealand plantation stand volume equations
M. Watt, T. Adams, Susana Gonzalez Aracil, H. Marshall +1 more
2013New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science27 citations Open access
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Predicting the severity of Swiss needle cast on Douglas-fir under current and future climate in New Zealand
M. Watt, J. Stone, I. Hood, D. Palmer
201026 citations
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The economic cost of Dothistroma needle blight to the New Zealand forest industry
M. Watt, Lindsay Bulman, D. Palmer
201125 citations
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Predicting the severity of Dothistroma on Pinus radiata under current climate in New Zealand
M. Watt, D. Palmer, L. Bulman
201125 citations
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Modelling variation in Pinus radiata stem volume and outerwood stress-wave velocity from LiDAR metrics
M. Watt, T. Adams, H. Marshall, D. Pont +3 more
2013New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science24 citations Open access
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The potential cost of environmental certification to vegetation management in plantation forests: a New Zealand case study
C. Rolando, M. Watt, J. Zabkiewicz
201124 citations
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Use of advanced modelling methods to estimate radiata pine productivity indices
M. Watt, D. Palmer, Ellen Mae C. Leonardo, Maxime Bombrun
202123 citations
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Stand variation in Pinus radiata and its relationship with allometric scaling and critical buckling height.
Matthew J. Waghorn, M. Watt
2013Annals of Botany22 citations Open access
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How robust is the Australian Weed Risk Assessment protocol? A test using pine invasions in the Northern and Southern hemispheres
Kirsty F. McGregor, M. Watt, P. Hulme, R. Duncan
2012Biological Invasions22 citations
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Increased risk of pitch canker to Australasia under climate change
R. Ganley, M. Watt, D. Kriticos, A. Hopkins +1 more
2011Australasian Plant Pathology22 citations
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Climate Change and the Potential Global Distribution of Serrated Tussock (Nassella trichotoma)
M. Watt, D. Kriticos, S. Lamoureaux, G. Bourdȏt
2011Weed science22 citations
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Multi-sensor modelling of a forest productivity index for radiata pine plantations
M. Watt, Jonathan P. Dash, P. Watt, Santosh Bhandari
2016New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science21 citations Open access
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Risk aversion and auction design: Theoretical and empirical evidence
S. Vasserman, M. Watt
2021International Journal of Industrial Organization19 citations
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Using a climatic niche model to predict the direct and indirect impacts of climate change on the distribution of Douglas‐fir in New Zealand
M. Watt, J. Stone, I. Hood, L. K. Manning
201119 citations
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Using seasonal measurements to inform ecophysiology: extracting cardinal growth temperatures for process-based growth models of five Eucalyptus species/crosses from simple field trials
M. Watt, R. Rubilar, M. Kimberley, D. Kriticos +6 more
2014New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science18 citations Open access
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Predicting the spatial distribution of Sequoia sempervirens productivity in New Zealand
D. Palmer, M. Watt, M. Kimberley, H. Dungey
201218 citations
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Growth, biomass, leaf area and water-use efficiency of juvenile Pinus radiata in response to water deficits
Matthew J. Waghorn, D. Whitehead, M. Watt, E. Mason +1 more
2015New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science17 citations Open access
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Nitrogen leaching after fertilising young Pinus radiata plantations in New Zealand
M. Davis, G. Coker, M. Watt, Doug Graham +2 more
201217 citations
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Spatial Comparisons of Carbon Sequestration for Redwood and Radiata Pine within New Zealand
M. Watt, M. Kimberley
2022Social Science Research Network16 citations
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A Novel Approach to Modelling Stand-Level Growth of an Even-Aged Forest Using a Volume Productivity Index with Application to New Zealand-Grown Coast Redwood
M. Kimberley, M. Watt
202115 citations Open access
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Wood Properties of Juvenile and Mature Wood of Pinus radiata D. Don Trees Growing on Contrasting Sites in Chile
A. Barrios, G. Trincado, M. Watt
201715 citations
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Environmental fate of terbuthylazine and hexazinone in a New Zealand planted forest Pumice soil
L. Garrett, M. Watt, C. Rolando, S. H. Pearce
201515 citations
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Dense wilding conifer control with aerially applied herbicides in New Zealand
S. Gous, P. Raal, M. Watt
2014New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science15 citations Open access
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Preliminary screening of herbicide mixes for the control of five major weed species on certified Pinus radiata plantations in New Zealand
C. Rolando, S. Gous, M. Watt
201115 citations
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Comparing volume productivity of redwood and radiata pine plantations in New Zealand
M. Watt, M. Kimberley, Simon Rapley, R. Webster
2021Forest Ecology and Management13 citations
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