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Wood properties of Dalbergia retusa and Platymiscium curuense from fast-growth plantations in Costa Rica
Estos datos presentan los datos sobre las maderas de artesanías dedicadas al turismo en Costa Rica y se fabrican en la región de Sarchi. Así también presenta la información de las El presente estudio tuvo como objetivo determinar las propiedades físicas, mecánicas, energéticas y químicas de la mader
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