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    Miyawaki's method involves collecting seeds and seedlings from natural forests and germinating them under full shade. The seedlings are then nurtured for one to two months under 30-40% shade before being planted in forests, where maintenance is needed for three years. After that period, nature will foster the planted seedlings without further management.

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    Miyawaki's method involves collecting seeds and seedlings from natural forests and germinating them under full shade. The seedlings are then nurtured for one to two months under 30-40% shade before being planted in forests, where maintenance is needed for three years. After that period, nature will foster the planted seedlings without further management.

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    Miyawaki's method involves collecting seeds and seedlings from natural forests and germinating them under full shade. The seedlings are then nurtured for one to two months under 30-40% shade before being planted in forests, where maintenance is needed for three years. After that period, nature will foster the planted seedlings without further management.

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    Miyawakis Method

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    Have them adapted to


    natural environmental
    conditions in
    the existing forests.
    (for one week to
    one month)

    Nurturing one or
    two months more
    under 30-40%
    shade-rate.

    Plant seedlings into


    plant-site.
    Maintenance is
    necessary for
    on or three years.
    After that, nature
    will foster
    the planted seedlings.
    (No management is best
    management.)

    Transfer to seedling bed


    under the shade-roof of
    60% shade-rate.
    (nurturing one or two months)

    Collecting seeds and


    seedlings (just after
    germination) from
    natural forest.

    Germinate seeds in the


    propagation bed.
    Transplant them into the
    pots at the stage of
    budding 2 to 3 leaves.
    Nurturing them under
    the roof (full shade).

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