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Improving the strength performance and economic viability of Eucalyptus Camaldulensis through finger jointing
Egypt is known with its arid weather and the presence of a very limited space of greenery mainly around the Nile River and mostly for agriculture uses. Therefore Egypt has always lacked the presence of forestry due to the scarcity of water supply which has led to a historical low production of local...
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