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  1. Forestry Dept., A.N.U., GPO Box 4, 2601, Canberra, Australia

    A. Boutland, M. Robinson & J. Field

  2. Greening Australia, W.A.

    M. Scheltema

  3. Forestry Commision, N.S.W.

    B. Hawkins

  4. Woods & Forests Department, S.A.

    P. Bulman, J. Scarvelis, B. Mason & M. Wallace

  5. Private Forestry Division, Tasmania

    M. Castley

  6. Queensland Forest Service, Queensland

    P. A. Ryan, R. T. Henderson & G. B. Applegate

  7. Department Conservation & Environment, Victoria

    C. Landsdown

  8. Forestry School, Melbourne University, Creswick

    R. Reid

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Boutland, A., Robinson, M., Field, J. et al. Alternative products from trees and shrubs to ‘The role of trees in sustainable agriculture’ conference, Albury, September 30th–October 3rd 1991. Agroforest Syst 20, 25–58 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00055304

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