radiata pine

Radiata pine is native to some islands in California, USA, but it does not grow well in its native place, with poor trunk shape and slow growth rate, so it has not received much attention. In the 19th century, radiata pine was introduced to New Zealand. Thanks to the unique climatic conditions of the island, radiata pine settled down smoothly and grew unusually well. Through modern genetic breeding and intensive management technology, the current unit area yield of radiata pine thermal forests in New Zealand has increased by 30% compared with 60 years ago, and the radiata pine industry has become one of the country's economic pillar industries. In addition to New Zealand, radiata pine has also been well-developed in Australia, South Africa, Chile and Spain.

Main Application：Construction, wood-based panels, papermaking, furniture, railway sleepers