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Scion Connections Issue 34, December 2019
About this issue
For a long time, New Zealand’s indigenous trees were believed to be too slow growing and fickle for production forestry. Scion’s Greg Steward has spent the last 44 years researching the nation’s indigenous trees for production forestry, and what he has learned will surprise you.
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Indigenous forestry renewed
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Are you ready to take the circular bioeconomy journey?
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Locking up carbon long-term in timber buildings
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Solving the mysteries of forest hydrology
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Biobased additive manufacturing
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Did dinosaurs dine on Phytophthora-infected plants?
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Hemp products for the circular bioeconomy
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New video
Scion Connections Issue 34, December 2019
About this issue
For a long time, New Zealand’s indigenous trees were believed to be too slow growing and fickle for production forestry. Scion’s Greg Steward has spent the last 44 years researching the nation’s indigenous trees for production forestry, and what he has learned will surprise you.
Show the articles published in this issue- Indigenous forestry renewed
- Are you ready to take the circular bioeconomy journey?
- Locking up carbon long-term in timber buildings
- Solving the mysteries of forest hydrology
- Biobased additive manufacturing
- Did dinosaurs dine on Phytophthora-infected plants?
- Hemp products for the circular bioeconomy
- New video
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17 Sep 2019
Scion Connections Issue 33, September 2019
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12 Jun 2019
Scion Connections Issue 32, June 2019
Scientists are taking their first steps towards establishing a world first bark biorefinery in New Zealand.