Production of genetically improved stecklings of interior spruce. A grower's manual
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Main Authors: | Russell, J., Canadian Forest Service, Victoria, British Columbia (Canada). Pacific Forestry Centre eng, Ferguson, C. |
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Format: | Texto biblioteca |
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Victoria, British Columbia (Canada) Forestry Canada, Pacific Forestry Centre
1990
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Subjects: | CUTTINGS, PICEA GLAUCA, ROOTING, QUALITY, BREEDING METHODS, CLONES, PLANT NURSERIES, BOUTURE, ESQUEJES, ENRACINEMENT, QUALITE, METHODE D'AMELIORATION GENETIQUE, CLONE, PEPINIERE, ENRAIZAMIENTO, CALIDAD, METODOS DE MEJORAMIENTO GENETICO, VIVEROS, |
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