This project reviewed the status of biological control of Australian invasive eucalypt pests worldwide. The project was an opportunity to engage with collaborators and evaluate the contribution Australia could make to improving management of these pests by assisting in implementing and/or refining biological control programs, particularly in developing countries where plantation forestry contributes strongly to regional and rural economies and communities.

This report reviews the state of knowledge on water use by Eucalyptus plantations in South-East Asia and provides some analysis of what it means for plantation water use in the different climatic zones where these plantations are being established. It aims to support local land and water resource decision makers in southern China, Laos, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar by synthesizing current knowledge into a simple, easy to use tool.

Eucalypt plantation forestry has become a major economic activity in China's southern provinces

Papers presented at an international workshop in China, April 2003 examine the role of eucalypt species in Asia

Mycorrhizal associations are an integral part of natural and managed forests

The purpose of this manual is to illustrate the symptoms associated with essential nutrient deficiencies of thos species of eucalypts which are now widely established in plantations