Comparação de métodos de plantio de Pinus spp.
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torrão paulista, raízes nuas, superfosfato triplo, suspensão água-caulim, sobrevivência das mudasResumen
Survival and initial growth of three types of seedlings, with and without application of triple super phospate, were studied in Viçosa, Minas Gerais, Brasil, using Pinus oocarpa cubensis (Mexico), P. oocarpa (Honduras), P. insularis (Burma), P. cubensis (Costa Rica) and P. pseudostrobus var. oaxacana (Mexico).
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