Forest genetics - concepts, scope, history and importance.
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This chapter begins with a brief discussion on the different types of forests in the world, including their scope and importance. Then, the causes of variation in forests are outlined. A brief history of forest genetics is also provided. Finally, the importance of forest genetics in both natural and managed forests is discussed.
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Cover date: 2007
Published online: 19 May 2022
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