Clonal Forestry II pp 149-157 | Cite as
Development of Plantlings and Stecklings of Radiata Pine
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Abstract
Tasman Forestry Limited (TFL) manages 200000 hectares of Pinus radiata (D.Don) forests in New Zealand primarily for clearwood production, which necessitates intensive pruning to 6.0 m of the final crop stems. Pulpwood and framing timber come from intermediate thinnings and unpruned top logs.
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Vegetative Propagule Stock Type Forest Establishment Clonal Forestry Final Crop
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