Silvae Genetica 29 (1980)

Silvae Genetica - Volume 29 (1980)

Issue 1: pp. 1-37

Issue 2: pp. 41-74

Issue 3/4: pp. 77-162

Issue 5/6: pp. 166-208

Volume 29 (1980) Issue 1
Adams, W. T.; Joly, R. J. Allozyme studies in loblolly pine seed orchards: clonal variation and frequency of progeny due to self-fertilization. v.29(1) p. 1-4
Teissier du Cros, E.; Kleinschmit, J.; Azoeuf, P.; Hoslin, R. Spiral grain in beech, variability and heredity. v.29(1) p. 5-13
McKeand, E.; Beineke, F. Sublining for half-sib breeding populations of forest trees. v.29(1) p. 14-17
Rockwood, D. L.; Goddard, R. E. Genetic variation in Ocala sand pine and its implications. v.29(1) p. 18-22
Martinsson, O. Stem rusts in lodgepole pine provenance trials. v.29(1) p. 23-26
Otegbeye, G. O.; Kellison, R. C. Genetics of wood and bark characteristics of Eucalyptus viminalis. v.29(1) p. 27-31
Khosla, P. K.; Kaushal, P. C.; Khurana, D. K. Studies in Populus ciliata Wall. ex Royle. II Phenotypic variation in natural stands. v.29(1) p. 31-37

Volume 29 (1980) Issue 2
Florence, L. Z.; Hicks, R. R., Jr. Further evidence for introgression of Pinus taeda with P. echinata: electrophoretic variability and variation in resistance to Cronartium fusiforme. v.29(2) p. 41-43
Simsek, Y. Results from the international Douglas fir provenance trial in Turkey. yqErgebnisse aus dem Internationalen Douglasien-Herkunftsversuch in der Turkei. v.29(2) p. 44-50
Dunberg, A. Stimulation of flowering in Picea abies by gibberellins. v.29(2) p. 51-53
Nicholls, J. W. P.; Morris, J. D.; Pederick, L. A. Heritability estimates of density characteristics in juvenile Pinus radiata wood. v.29(2) p. 54-61
Stephan, B. R. Intraspecific variation of Pinus contorta in field trials in West Germany. II. Results of the IUFRO series 1971/72. yqZur intraspezifischen Variation von Pinus contorta auf Versuchsflachen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. II. Ergebnisse aus der IUFRO-Versuchsserie von 1971/72. v.29(2) p. 62-74

Volume 29 (1980) Issue 3/4
Copes, D. L. Anatomical symptoms of graft incompatibility in Pinus monticola and P. ponderosa. v.29(3/4) p. 77-82
Yeh, F. C. H.; O'Malley, D. Enzyme variations in natural populations of Douglas-fir, Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco, from British Columbia. 1. Genetic variation patterns in coastal populations. v.29(3/4) p. 83-92
Morris, R. W.; Critchfield, W. B.; Fowler, D. P. The putative Austrian x red pine hybrid: a test of paternity based on allelic variation at enzyme-specifying loci. v.29(3/4) p. 93-100
Mitton, J. B.; Sturgeon, K. B.; Davis, M. L. Genetic differentiation in ponderosa pine along a steep elevational transect. v.29(3/4) p. 100-103
Roberds, J. H.; Namkoong, G.; Kang, H. Family losses following truncation selection in populations of half-sib families. v.29(3/4) p. 104-107
Clausen, K. E. Survival, growth and flowering of yellow birch progenies in an open-field test. v.29(3/4) p. 108-114
Knowles, P.; Mitton, J. B. Genetic heterozygosity and radial growth variability in Pinus contorta. v.29(3/4) p. 114-118
Chalupka, W. Regulation of flowering in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) grafts by gibberellins. v.29(3/4) p. 118-121
Krusche, D.; Das, B. L.; Stephan, B. R. Results of a progeny test with Pinus sylvestris and estimation of genetic gains from different selection methods. v.29(3/4) p. 122-129
Panetsos, C. P. Selection of new poplar clones under various spacing. v.29(3/4) p. 130-135
Farmer, R. E., Jr.; Cunningham, M. Variation and inheritance of initial shoot growth characteristics in white oak. v.29(3/4) p. 135-137
Janssens, M. J. J. Detection of non-additive gene action with nested polycross designs. I. Procedure assuming epistasis negligible. v.29(3/4) p. 138-140
Squillace, A. E.; Wells, O. O.; Rockwood, D. L. Inheritance of monoterpene composition in cortical oleoresin of loblolly pine. v.29(3/4) p. 141-152
Squillace, A. E.; Schreuder, H. T.; Bhuttacharyya, H. T. Identification of seed origin of slash pine plantations. v.29(3/4) p. 152-154
Feret, P. P.; Mayes, R. A.; Tworkoski, T. J.; Kreh, R. E. Chromatographic analysis of Pinus rigida X taeda hybrids and their parents. v.29(3/4) p. 155-157
Barnett, P. E.; Farmer, R. E., Jr. Altitudinal variation in juvenile characteristics of southern Appalachian black cherry (Prunus serotina Ehrh.). v.29(3/4) p. 157-160
Alika, J. E. Short note: possibilities of early selection in Hevea brasiliensis. v.29(3/4) p. 161-162

Volume 29 (1980) Issue 5/6
Kelliher, F. M.; Tauer, C. G. Stomatal resistance and growth of drought-stressed eastern cottonwood from a wet and [a] dry site. v.29(5/6) p. 166-171
Dicke, St. G.; Bagley, W. T. Variability of Quercus macrocarpa Michx. in an eastern Nebraska provenance study. v.29(5/6) p. 171-176
Rudolph, T. D. Autumn foliage color variation among inbred jack pine families. v.29(5/6) p. 177-183
Libby, W. J.; Cockerham, C. C. Random non-contiguous plots in interlocking field layouts. v.29(5/6) p. 183-190
Moran, G. F.; Bell, J. G.; Matheson, A. C. The genetic structure and levels of inbreeding in a Pinus radiata D. Don seed orchard. v.29(5/6) p. 190-193
Kapoor, M. L.; Dobriyal, N. D. In vitro germination and the effect of acute gamma irradiation on pollen of Pinus patula Schiede et Deppe. v.29(5/6) p. 194-196
Farge, T. la Kraus, J. F. A progeny test of (shortleaf X loblolly) X loblolly hybrids to produce rapid-growing hybrids resistant to fusiform rust. v.29(5/6) p. 197-200
Alika, J. E. Genetic variation among Nigerian Hevea provenances. v.29(5/6) p. 201-205
Chen, C. C.; Buijtenen, J. P. van Chemogenetic study of phenolic compounds extracted from loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) needles. v.29(5/6) p. 205-208

Issue 1: pp. 1-37

Issue 2: pp. 41-74

Issue 3/4: pp. 77-162

Issue 5/6: pp. 166-208