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Potentially Valuable Mexican Pines for the Summer Rainfall Region of Southern Africa

Published in: South African Forestry Journal
Volume 124 , issue 1, pages: 23–35

DOI: 10.1080/00382167.1983.9628861

Author(s): Wm., Kevin DarrowDirectorate of Forestry, , Hennie CoetzeeDirectorate of Forestry, ,

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Abstract

Analysis of the growth data of the Mexican pine provenance trials established in the Eastern Transvaal at the age of approximately 10 years reveals that the following species, or provenances of species, have potentially high value as additions to South African forestry:

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