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Seed production per OECD category

The stacks in this chapter represent rounded percentage of the total amount of kilos of seeds produced in 2023. For Fagus sylvativca there is no data reported during this period.
The object of the OECD Forest Seed and Plant Scheme is to “encourage the production and use of seeds, parts of plants and plants that have been collected, processed and marketed in a manner that ensures their trueness to name” (www.oecd.org/agriculture/forest). Reproductive material can be certified under four categories as in table 1:
Category
Definition
Source-identified
This is the minimum standard permitted in which the location and altitude of the place(s) from which reproductive material is collected must be recorded; little or no phenotypic selection has taken place.
Selected
The basic material must be phenotypically selected at the population level.
Qualified
The components of the basic material have been selected at the individual level; however, evaluation may not have been undertaken or completed.
Tested
The superiority of the reproductive material must have been demonstrated by comparative testing or an estimate of its superiority calculated from the genetic evaluation of the components of the basic material.
Table 1.
Classification by the OECD.
Category
Definition
Source-identified
This is the minimum standard permitted in which the location and altitude of the place(s) from which reproductive material is collected must be recorded; little or no phenotypic selection has taken place.
Selected
The basic material must be phenotypically selected at the population level.
Qualified
The components of the basic material have been selected at the individual level; however, evaluation may not have been undertaken or completed.
Tested
The superiority of the reproductive material must have been demonstrated by comparative testing or an estimate of its superiority calculated from the genetic evaluation of the components of the basic material.
Table 1. Classification by the OECD.

Picea abies

Figure 30.
Finland: 303.8 kg.
Sweden: 851,7 kg.

Pinus sylvestris

Figure 31.
Denmark: 37,8 kg.
Finland: 5362,4 kg. The category "Source identified" is less than 1 % and therefore not visible.
Sweden: 4400,8 kg.

Betula spp.

Figure 32.
Denmark: 134.25 kg.
Finland: 39.3 kg.
Iceland: 0.1 kg.
Norway: 0.2 kg.
Sweden: 6,8 kg.

Larix spp.

Figure 33.
Denmark: 7.14 kg.
Finland: 32.6 kg.
Iceland: 1.5 kg.
Sweden: 0.4 kg.

Quercus spp.

Figure 34.
Denmark: 85699 kg.
Finland: 1018.5 kg.
Norway: 5132 kg.
Sweden: 2066,8 kg.

Abies spp.

Figure 35.
Denmark: 8881.6 kg.

Pinus contorta

Figure 36.
Iceland: 13.4 kg.
Sweden: 62.7 kg.

Other conifers

Figure 37.
Denmark: 399 kg.
Iceland: 0.3 kg.
Sweden: 50.3 kg.

Other broadleaves

Figure 38.
Denmark: 4410,15 kg.
Finland: 222.7 kg.
Iceland: 7.4 kg.
Sweden: 13,2 kg.