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　　radiata pine

　　Radiant pine is a fast-growing, high-yielding, and multi-purpose tree species. In recent years, New Zealand's exports of radiation pine logs and sawn timber to China have significantly increased. In 2002, the export of radiation pine logs to the Chinese market exceeded 1.4 million cubic meters, about 90 million US dollars, and the export of sawn timber exceeded 200000 cubic meters, nearly 40 million US dollars, both reaching historical highs. The radiation pine in New Zealand has attracted the attention of many forestry professionals in China.

　　New Zealand radiation pine, also known as New Zealand pine, is native to some islands in California, USA. But it does not have excellent growth environment in its place of origin, with poor dryness and slow growth rate, and has not received much attention from people. In the 19th century, the New Zealand radiation pine entered New Zealand and benefited from the unique climate and resource conditions of the island nation. The radiation pine successfully settled down and grew exceptionally well. By utilizing modern genetic breeding and intensive production management techniques, the construction unit area of radiation pine plantations in New Zealand has increased production by 30% compared to 60 years ago. The radiation pine industry structure has become one of the important pillar industries in the country's market economy, and the number of forestry accounting professionals accounts for about 0.56% of the total population in the country. In addition to New Zealand, radiation pine has not received good student development in Australia, South Africa, Chile, and Spain.

　　Radiant pine wood is a soft material with medium density, uniform structure, efficient shrinkage management, and strong stability. A intact log naturally does not have any problems such as decay, heart rot, or insect bites. Wood has good nail holding power, strong permeability, and is prone to anti-corrosion, drying, curing, and coloring treatments.

　　Radiant pine wood is widely used and cannot be compared to other coniferous tree species. Radiant pine is a good material for building wooden houses. It is distributed in beautiful and comfortable houses in both urban and rural areas of New Zealand. Most of them are made of radiation pine and have a service life of over 100 years. Radiant pine wood can also be used for large buildings. For example, the main building of the New Zealand National Forestry Research Institute is a radiating pine wood structure building. Radiant pine is a material used to manufacture artificial boards. Most of the artificial boards produced in New Zealand use radiation pine, and the products are sold in markets such as Australia, Japan, South Korea, and Singapore. Radiant pine wood fibers are long and are a good material for producing high-strength paper. Can be used to produce paper products such as thin sheets, printing paper, packaging paper, news paper, cardboard, etc. The radiant pine wood has a soft color and strong nail grip, making it a great furniture material. By using solidification technology, radiation pine furniture can be made more sturdy, with better color and texture. Radiation pine wood treated with anti-corrosion is a good material for making long-lasting electrical poles. The New Zealand pasture fence is made of radiant pine wood. Radiated pine wood can be treated with sodium phenolate to make railway sleepers, which have strong anti-corrosion properties. Radiant pine has a soft texture, good processability, and is easy to bond and dye, making it suitable for processing various handicrafts and finished products.

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