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The changes in photosynthetic rates, light environment and foliar nutrient concentrations following thinning were examined in an 8-year-old  Eucalyptus nitens  (Deane and Maiden) Maiden plantation. The objectives of the study were to: (1) determine the extent to which maximum photosynthetic rates ( A  max ) of  E. nitens  are affected by stand thinning; (2) relate the spatial pattern of  A  max  within the crown to the changes in light environment caused by thinning; and (3) establish if the responses of  A  max  to thinning are driven by changes in area-based foliar nitrogen ( N  a ) or phosphorus ( P  a ) concentrations.

Photosynthetic capacity and foliar nitrogen distribution in Eucalyptus nitens is altered by high-intensity thinning