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An Introduction to the Diseases of Forest and Amenity Trees in New Zealand
By Ridley & Dick (2001).
This book has developed from notes prepared for teaching courses on forestry and amenity tree diseases for tree health surveillance staff in government and industry, and is a basic introduction.
NZ$
81.73
Assessment and Control of Dothistroma Needle Blight
By Bulman, Gadgil, Kershaw & Ray. (2004)
Forest Research Bulletin
NZ$
17.27
Blackwood - A Handbook for Growers and End Users
By Ian Nicholas & Ian Brown.
The aim of this manual, a joint venture between AMIGO (Acacia Melanoxylon Interest Group Organisation), Forest Research and MAF, is to assemble the latest knowledge on the growing and processing of blackwood.
NZ$
25.55
Cyclaneusma Needle Cast
By Bulman & Gadgil (2001)
NZ$
43.95
Forestry Roading Manual
Guidelines for the design, construction, and management of forest roads.
NZ$
115.00
Genetically Modified Forests
By Rowland D. Burdon and William J. Libby.
The term biotechnology came into common usage in the 1980s. Broadly defined, it is anything that combines biology and technology, but it commonly refers to genetic manipulation of plants and animals.
NZ$
23.00
Growing Eucalyptus Trees for Milling on New Zealand Farms
By Neil Barr
Neil Barr farmed at Kaukapakapa and was a founding member of the New Zealand Farm Forestry Association. He farmed with eucalypts all his life and developed a strong interest in farm forestry.
NZ$
25.55
Paulownia
By Barton, Nicolas & Eckroyd.
This handbook examines the growing of Paulownia in New Zealand.
NZ$
25.55
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