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ACREMA promotes the increase in productivity of pine stands through the integration of an innovative resin use that allows to obtain the highest quality resin while maintaining its sustainability resin of the highest quality while maintaining the sustainability of the stands

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ADAPTATION OF THE RESIN EXTRACTION ACTIVITY TO MASSES OF PINE FOR TIMBER PRODUCTION PURPOSES “ACREM

ADAPTATION OF THE RESIN EXTRACTION ACTIVITY TO MASSES OF PINE FOR TIMBER PRODUCTION PURPOSES “ACREMA”

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  • Spain
Autori del contributo
  • Érika Martínez Carreira
Scopo
  • Dissemination
  • Communication
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Document
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852 kB
Pubblicato su
30-09-2024
Lingua d'origine
English
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ADAPTATION OF THE RESIN EXTRACTION ACTIVITY TO MASSES OF PINE FOR TIMBER PRODUCTION PURPOSES “ACREM
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CC BY
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