A plant nursery protocol to produce Phytophthora-free cork oak seedlings

Ensuring the production of healthy woody plants for forest restoration projects in Sardinia, Italy

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Informazioni sul contributo

Posizione
  • Italy
Autori del contributo
  • Salvatore Seddaiu (AGRIS)
  • Mauro Forteschi
  • Dr. Bruno Scanu (UNISS)
  • Maurizio Frongia (Fo.Re.S.T.A.S)
  • Sara Maltoni
Scopo
  • Dissemination
Tipo di file
Factsheet
Dimensione del file
1.19 MB
Pubblicato su
01-04-2024
Lingua d'origine
English
Sito web ufficiale del progetto
ResAlliance
Licenza
CC BY-NC-ND

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