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The Population Biology of Clonal Deployment,specific context and are difficult to generalize. Optimal clonal deployment depends on the characteristics of unspecified pests or diseases and on the future context of forestry, and these factors cannot be safely predicted. What can be done is to discuss some factors, facts, principles, and ideas of possible relevance.

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