1965
DOI: 10.1007/bf02290083
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Wichtige forstschädliche Insekten Japans

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“…Thujopsis dolabrata is a tree species endemic to Japan with a wide distribution latitude (32 • to 42 • [42]), even though its share is limited; it made up 2.2% of all conifers' standing volume in Japan in 1953 [43] and today holds a good share as a regionally important conifer species in the northern Japanese archipelago. Hiba is very shade-tolerant and can thus survive for a very long time in shady conditions.…”
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“…Thujopsis dolabrata is a tree species endemic to Japan with a wide distribution latitude (32 • to 42 • [42]), even though its share is limited; it made up 2.2% of all conifers' standing volume in Japan in 1953 [43] and today holds a good share as a regionally important conifer species in the northern Japanese archipelago. Hiba is very shade-tolerant and can thus survive for a very long time in shady conditions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%