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Silviculture of Norway Spruce,n material. Narrow-ringed wood without defects, termed resonant wood, is highly prized for manufacture musical instruments (see Chapter 6.2.3). Young Norway spruce trees are used as Christmas trees and its boughs are used for decorative purposes.

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