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the previous provenances (N  =  1395), in Trevelin Forest Station of INTA.  This
material will be useful not only as provenance tests for research purposes but also
for future infusions in the developing seed orchards by eventually multiplying the
best genotypes by means of scion grafting.
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Fig. 6.9 Progeny seed orchard of Austrocedrus chilensis recently installed (2017) in Junín de los
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