Abstract
The role of Accacia nilotica (Sunt) in the Sudan is discussed. The various site types are described and average site index curves for each type derived and compared. Sets of harmonized site index curves for two main site groups are then presented. A method for determining height-diameter relationships of use in inventory is described. The methodology for the production of a series of local volume tables (tariff tables) for Sunt is given. The influence of these aids on the management of Sunt is considered.
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