Doan Bong
Nguyen Quang Khai
INTRODUCTION
Economic benefits require the establishment of Styrax tonkinensis plantations on a relatively concentrated and large scale to supply raw material for the paper industry. There are many types of planting soils. The old technical procedures for planting Styrax tonkinensis could not meet requirement. Therefore a complementary study in some technical aspects must be carried out to solve the three following problems:
. Prolong the planting season in order to decrease the pressure of the labour problem, so that an extensive planting plan can be carried out.
. Establish Styrax tonkinensis on poor soil classes
. Increase plantation productivity.
Latest news
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- Project: Research and develop an integrated management program for control of cinnamon pests in some main cinnamon growing areas (Northern mountainous region and Quang Nam province)
- Project: Pilot plantation and completion of planting techniques of technologically advanced germplasm of Acacia auriculiformis (AA42, AA53, AA56, AA92, AA95) for sawlog in the southeast and south central.
- Project "Research on selection of varieties and intensive afforestation techniques of Prunus arborea (Blume) Kalkman for providing lager timber in the Northeast and Northwest regions, Vietnam"
Oldest news
- study on growth rules of styrax tonkinensis stand for management of styrax forest to supply raw material for paper industry(1970 - 1973)
- study on planting soil of styrax tonkinensis to supply raw material for paper (1973-1977)
- study on techniques for collecting and storing styrax tonkinensis seeds and establishment of seed stands ( 1973 - 1977)
- preliminary investigations of some micro-climatic factors in mixed, broadleaved forest at nuitien (huulung district, langson province) (1974-1976)
- study on regeneration techniques for poor, depleted forest at huulung by using prunus abborea andphoebe species (1972 - 1977)
