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Interactions between influence of genotype and grass competition on growth and wood stiffness of juvenile radiata pine in a summer-dry environment

Mason, E. G. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 36(10):2454-2463. 2006.

Clones of radiata pine (Pious radiata D. Don) were established in two experiments on two contrasting pasture sites in Canterbury, New Zealand, with four levels of competition from grass as main plots within each experiment.


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Author(s): E. G. Mason

Section: Weed Control