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Zahvala
Mention
Na iznimnoj pomoći pri istraživanju zahvaljujemo se UŠP Požega, šumariji Kutjevo i svim djelatnicima rasadnika Hajderovac. Posebne zahvale za pomoć pri postavljanju pokusa i neizmjernu brigu oko njege biljaka na pokusnim plohama upućujemo voditelju rasadnika Hajderovac kolegi Tomislavu Benčiću, dipl.ing.šum.
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