Tree improvement.
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TextPublication details: New Zealand : Forest Research Institute of New Zealand, [19-?].Description: videocassette (VHS)(18 min.) : sd., col. 1/2 inSubject(s):
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| 634 BLO Blow down. | 634 CLE Clear radiata pine. | 634 FOR Forests in danger. | 634 TRE Tree improvement. | 634.90994 W873 Wood | 636 THO Those are the days. | 639 BUS Business of extinction, the. |
Most of New Zealand's native timber trees grow very slowly. But most introduced conifers grow very quickly. Because of their fast growth and desirable timber, the New Zealand Forest Service and private companies have planted thousands of acres of introduced species mainly radiata pine however it still takes many years of work and a big financial investment to grow radiata pine to a marketable size.
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