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- DNA species identification
- DNA fingerprinting
- Tree health diagnostic & advisory
- Pesticide efficacy testing
- Plant, tree, soil & water testing
- Land use & ecosystem research
- Social & economic research
- Habitat network analysis
- Technical development services
- Technical Services Unit
- Pest management
- Urban trees services
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- DNA species identification
- DNA fingerprinting
- Tree health diagnostic & advisory
- Pesticide efficacy testing
- Plant, tree, soil & water testing
- Land use & ecosystem research
- Social & economic research
- Habitat network analysis
- Technical development services
- Technical Services Unit
- Pest management
- Urban trees services
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Silviculture is the care and cultivation of woodlands (as opposed to arboriculture which is the care and cultivation of individual trees.) There is a wide range of different silvicultural systems which are, broadly speaking, management prescriptions for particular types and areas of woodland. Forestry, at its most basic level, is the interaction between tree species, site characteristics and a silvicultural system. There are a number of different silvicultural systems described here: