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Selection and clonal propagation of eucalyptus

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Choong Lee
Jerry Ripperda
Roy Woodward

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California Agriculture 42(6):27-31.

Published November 01, 1988

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Abstract

Most eucalyptus plantations are started with seedlings that are highly variable in growth rate and form. Although breeding programs are under way to improve the quality of eucalyptus seed, the improvements are not expected to come soon.

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Selection and clonal propagation of eucalyptus

Roy M. Sachs, Choong Lee, Jerry Ripperda, Roy Woodward
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Selection and clonal propagation of eucalyptus

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Authors

Choong Lee
Jerry Ripperda
Roy Woodward

Publication Information

California Agriculture 42(6):27-31.

Published November 01, 1988

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Abstract

Most eucalyptus plantations are started with seedlings that are highly variable in growth rate and form. Although breeding programs are under way to improve the quality of eucalyptus seed, the improvements are not expected to come soon.

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