Search Results - "Payn, Tim W"

Assessing the Broader Value of Planted Forests to Inform Forest Management Decisions by Richard T. Yao, David J. Palmer, Tim W. Payn, Sally Strang, Colin Maunder

“…This study highlights the importance of incorporating objectively quantified, non-market environmental values (such as avoided erosion and carbon…”
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Technological options for the management of biosolids by Wang, Hailong, Brown, Sally L., Magesan, Guna N., Slade, Alison H., Quintern, Michael, Clinton, Peter W., Payn, Tim W.

“…Background, aim, and scope Large quantities of biosolids (sewage sludge), which are produced from municipal wastewater treatment, are ever-increasing because…”
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New Zealand school children’s perceptions of local forests and the Montréal Process Criteria and Indicators: comparing local and international value systems by Bayne, Karen M., Höck, Barbara K., Spence, Harley R., Crawford, Kirsten A., Payn, Tim W., Barnard, Tim D.

“…Background A review of the international Montréal Process Criteria and Indicators (MP C&I) sustainable forests reporting framework required member countries to…”
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Environmental and nutritional responses of a Pinus radiata plantation to biosolids application by Wang, H, Magesan, G.N, Kimberley, M.O, Payn, T.W, Wilks, P.J, Fisher, C.R

“…Since the mid-1990s, a Pinus radiata (D. Don) plantation growing on a sandy, low fertility soil at Rabbit Island near Nelson, New Zealand received aerobically…”
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Magnesium nutrition and photosynthesis in Pinus radiata: clonal variation and influence of potassium by Sun, O.J, Payn, T.W

“…Magnesium (Mg) nutrition and photosynthesis were studied in clones of Pinus radiata D. Don grown in sand culture for 21 weeks at four Mg concentrations (0.008,…”
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Plantation forests, climate change and biodiversity by Pawson, S. M., Brin, A., Brockerhoff, E. G., Lamb, D., Payn, T. W., Paquette, A., Parrotta, J. A.

“…Nearly 4 % of the world’s forests are plantations, established to provide a variety of ecosystem services, principally timber and other wood products. In…”
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Potential for the use of GIS and spatial analysis techniques as tools for monitoring changes in forest productivity and nutrition, a New Zealand example by Payn, Tim W, Hill, Reece B, Höck, Barbara K, Skinner, Malcolm F, Thorn, Alan J, Rijkse, Wim C

“…A scheme for combining forest data (growth, foliar nutrition) and soil and site information in a predictive spatial system is proposed to address the following…”
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