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The Status of Container Planting Programs in Canada - Manitoba

The Japanese paperpot was selected as the standard container in 1973. The FH 315 paperpot was the preferred container for pine and spruce until 1980, when the FH408 paperpot was adopted to produce only spruce. Current greenhouse capacity is 875,000 paperpots, grown in two crops.The planting stock production target for 1983 is 1.7 million paperpot and 6.5 million bare-root seedlings.


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Author(s): L. G. Yarn

Event: Proceedings of the Canadian Containerized Tree Seedling Symposium
1981 - Toronto, Ontario