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This study describes advancements in forest entomology in Chile, highlighting U.S. Peace Corps involvement and its significance.
Extensive acreages of cutover lands in Chile have been reforested with introduced tree species, principally Monterey pine, Pinus radiata D. Don. In 1967 personnel from the Chilean forestry agency started a forest entomology program with the aid of the U.S. Peace Corps. This paper describes how forest entomology in Chile has progressed since then to become a recognized discipline.
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