Three-year-old radiata trees in the grass-control trials at Okuku Pass. The trees on the left were not released; those on the right were spot-sprayed with hexazinone. The survival rate of the released trees is 97 per cent; only 16 per cent of the unsprayed trees survived.
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46Three-year-old radiata trees in the grass-control trials at Okuku Pass. The trees on the left were not released; those on the right were spot-sprayed with hexazinone. The survival rate of the released trees is 97 per cent; only 16 per cent of the unsprayed trees survived. Press, 19 August 1983, Page 22
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