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The effect of inbreeding on early growth of acacia mangium in Vietnam

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Harwood, Chris E
Thinh, Ha-Huy
Quang, Tran Ho
Butcher, P.A.
Williams, Emlyn

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J D Sauerlander's Verlag

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Seeds were collected from each of twelve parent trees from each of six seed orchards of Acacia mangium in different locations in Vietnam to examine the relationship between growth and inbreeding in this species. Seedlings were raised and planted out in a

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Silvae Genetica

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2037-12-31