RRII Library Search for 'su:"Bark consumption"'

Developement of ready reckoner to assess the impact of excessive bark consumption in S/2d2 and S/2d3 harvesting systems

By Silva T U K et al..
Journal of the Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka 2012 .
22-31

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Economic evaluation of tapping systems

By Watson I.
Planters Bulletin 1965 .
236-244

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Effect of upward tapping (UT) on rubber production of recommended Hevea clones

By Junaidi U.
Indonesian Journal of Natural Rubber Research 1995 .
109-112

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Exploitation of Hevea

By De Jonge P.
Planters Bulletin 1968 .
171-180

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Exploitation of young rubber: Preliminary results

By Ng E K.
Planters Bulletin 1965 .
177-193

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Harvesting the rubber tree once in four days: A solution to current issues in the rubber industry in Sri Lanka

By Rodrigo V H L.
Journal of the Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka 2011 .
15-35 , Source Year: 2011

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Harvesting the rubber tree once in four days: A solution to current issues in the rubber industry in Sri Lanka

By Rodrigo VHL.
Journal of the Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka 2011 .
15-35

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Harvesting the rubber tree once in four days; a solution to current issues in the rubber industry in Sri Lanka

By Rodrigo VHL.
Journal of Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka 2011 .
15-35

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Influence of depth of tapping on yield, growth and bark renewal

By De Jonge P.
Planters Bulletin 1965 .
158-164

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Recent recommendations of latex harvesting technology in Vietnam

By Thanh Do Kim.
In: Tapping Panel Dryness of Rubber Trees (Eds.James Jacob; R Krishnakumar and N.M. Mathew) Rubber Research Institute of India, Kottayam, 2006, pp.221-224.

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Report on Chemara tapping experiments conducted in co-operation with the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya

By De Jonge P.
Planters Bulletin 1965 .
194-204

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Rollmark- A new device for marking bark consumption before tapping

By Kiang W T.
Proceedings of the RRIM Rubber Growers Conference, Johore, 1987; p261-280

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Tapping of Hevea rubber

By De Silva C A.
Rubber Research Institute of Ceylon Quarterly Journal 1961 .
75-82

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Use of rollmark for controlling bark consumption

By Kiang W T.
Planters Bulletin 1988 .
133-139

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Vertical tapping on high panel

By Ahmad Zarin Haji Mat Tasi.
Proceedings of the RRIM Rubber Growers Conference, Ipoh, Perak 1986; p90-103

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Low intensity harvesting systemsassured improved financial benefits to growers and harvesters

By Kudaligama, K.V.V.S..
Natural Rubber Industry: An Asset for Socio-economic development and preservation of the Environment: Proceedings of the International Rubber Conference, IRC 2018, 22-23 October 2018, International Rubber Research and Development Board, Abidjan, Cote D' Ivoire, pp. 87-92.

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