Tham khảo luận văn - đề án 'card project progress report: field evaluation and advanced vegetative mass-propagation technology for scaling up high-value plantations of pinus caribaea and related hybrids in vietnam - milestone 6 "', luận văn - báo cáo phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Ministry of Agriculture Rural Development Australian Government AusAID CARD Project Progress Report 033 05 VIE Field evaluation and advanced vegetative masspropagation technology for scaling up high-value plantations of Pinus caribaea and related hybrids in Vietnam Milestone 6 Second Six Monthly Project Progress Report February - July 2007 Research Centre for Forest Tree Improvement FOREST SCIENCE INSTITUTE OF VIETNAm Chem Tu Liem Hanoi Vietnam and Forestry Plantations Queensland GYMPIE - Queensland 4570 Australia 1 Institution Information Project Name Field evaluation and advanced vegetative masspropagation technology for scaling up high-value plantations of Pinus caribaea and related hybrids in Vietnam Vietnamese Institution RCFTI Forest Science Institute of Vietnam FSIV MARD Vietnamese Project Team Leader Dr Ha Huy Thinh Australian Organisation Forestry Plantations Queensland Formally trading as DPI Forestry Australian Personnel Mr Ian Last Date commenced February 2006 Completion date original February 2008 Completion date revised February 2008 Reporting period 6 months to July 2007. Contact Officer s In Australia Team Leader Name Position Organisation Ian Last Manager Technical Services Forestry Plantations Queensland Telephone Fax Email 61 0 7 5482 0891 61 0 7 5482 3430 In Australia Administrative contact Name Ian Last Telephone 61 0 7 5482 0891 Position Manager Forest Policy Fax 61 0 7 5482 3430 Organisation Forestry Plantations Queensland Email In Vietnam Name Dr Ha Huy Thinh Telephone Office 84 4 8389369 Position Director Fax 84 4 836 2280 Organisation Research Centre for Forest Tree Email rcfti@ Improvement RCFTI 2 1. Project Abstract The Project seeks to review existing experience with and performance of several tropical conifer species in Vietnam particularly Caribbean Pine and to establish further trials of improved genetic material including hybrids. The project will also provide capacity .
