Keynote speech delivered at the tenth regular meeting of the SARCCUS Standing Committee for Forestry, Sabie River Bungalows, 21 to 24 May 1985. Theme: The importance of provenance research and tree breeding to achieve higher yields.

The Elusive Tree of Future Forestry

Published in: South African Forestry Journal
Volume 135 , issue 1, pages: 31–32
DOI: 10.1080/00382167.1985.9629605
Author(s): C.P. KromhoutDepartment of Environment Affairs, South Africa,
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Abstract

The subcontinent of Southern Africa has limited land available for forestry. Efforts should be made to utilise such land as efficiently as possible.
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