Eucalyptus Sapwood Depth Density And Water Content In Great Western Woodlands

A collection of sapwood depth, density, and water content measurements from eight trees across four eucalyptus species. Data was collected at the Great Western Woodlands site in April 2013.

Use Cases

• Analyze sapwood depth variation across the four eucalyptus species to understand species-specific water transport strategies.
• Model the relationship between sapwood density and water content to study wood property interdependencies.
• Compare sapwood water content measurements to assess seasonal water status during the April 2013 collection period.

Strengths

• Data includes three specific physiological measurements: sapwood depth, density, and water content.
• Covers four distinct eucalyptus species, allowing for interspecies comparison.
• Collection time and location (April 2013, Great Western Woodlands) are clearly specified.

Limitations

• Small sample size of only eight trees, limiting statistical power and generalizability.
• Single collection period (April 2013) provides only a temporal snapshot with no longitudinal data.
• Unknown column structure and row count prevents assessment of data completeness and feature detail.

Provenance

Source

Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network's Data Discovery

Collection Method

Field measurements collected from trees.

Time Range

April 2013

Freshness

Data from 2013, with metadata last updated in March 2026.

Geography

Great Western Woodlands site, Australia