Volume 31 (1982) Issue 2/3
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Krishnaswami, S.; Rai, R. S. V.; Srinivasam, V. M.
Genetic parameters and inter se correlation of morpho- physiological attributes in seven species of Eucalyptus.
v.31(2/3) p. 41-43 |  |
McKimmy, M. D.; Campbell, R. K.
Genetic variation in the wood density and ring width trend in coastal Douglas fir.
v.31(2/3) p. 43-51 | |
Thiebaut, B.; Lumaret, R.; Vernet, P.
The bud enzymes of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.). Genetic distribution and analysis of polymorphism in several French populations.
v.31(2/3) p. 51-60 | |
Cannell, M. G. R.
'Crop' and 'isolation' ideotypes: evidence for progeny differences in nursery-grown Picea sitchensis.
v.31(2/3) p. 60-66 | |
Ahuja, M. R.
Isolation, culture, and fusion of protoplasts: problems and prospects.
v.31(2/3) p. 66-77 | |
Kleinschmit, J.
Variation in mineral nutrient content between young plants of Norway spruce provenances and clones.
v.31(2/3) p. 77-80 | |
Burdon, R. D.
Selection indices using information from multiple sources for the single-trait case.
v.31(2/3) p. 81-85 | |
Nebgen, R. J.; Lowe, W. J.
Inheritance of growth, branch angle, and specific gravity in three American sycamore populations.
v.31(2/3) p. 86-89 | |
O'Reilly, C.; Parker, W. H.; Barker, J. E.
Effect of pollination period and strobili number on random mating in a clonal seed orchard of Picea mariana.
v.31(2/3) p. 90-94 | |
Ronald, W. G.
Intersectional hybridization of Populus sections, Leuce-Aigeiros and Leuce-Tacamahaca.
v.31(2/3) p. 94-99 | |
Volume 31 (1982) Issue 5/6
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Hinz, P.; Ching, K. K.
Performance of progenies of single trees in a provenance plantation.
v.31(5/6) p. 149-150 | |
Schlarbaum, S. E.; Adams, R. P.; Bagley, W. T.; Wayne, W. J.
Postglacial migration pathways of Quercus rubra L., northern red oak, as indicated by regional genetic variation patterns.
v.31(5/6) p. 150-158 | |
Askew, G. R.; Schoenike, R. E.
Identification of characteristic traits of two varieties of Arizona cypress.
v.31(5/6) p. 158-160 | |
Ekberg, I.; Eriksson, G.; Hadders, G.
Growth of intra- and interprovenance families of Picea abies (L.) Karst.
v.31(5/6) p. 160-167 | |
Matziris, D. I.
Variation in growth and quality characters in Pinus pinaster provenances grown at seven sites in Greece.
v.31(5/6) p. 168-173 | |
Guinon, M.; Larsen, J. B.; Spethmann, W.
Frost resistance and early growth of Sequoiadendron giganteum seedlings of different origins.
v.31(5/6) p. 173-178 | |
Bonnet-Masimbert, M.
Effect of root activity on flowering stimulated by gibberellins 4 and 7 in Pseudotsuga menziesii. yqInfluence de l'etat d'activite des racines sur la floraison induite par des gibberellines 4 et 7 chez Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco.
v.31(5/6) p. 178-183 | |
Copes, D. L.
Field tests of graft compatible Douglas-fir seedling rootstocks.
v.31(5/6) p. 183-187 | |
Muller-Starck, G.
Reproductive systems in conifer seed orchards. I. Mating probabilities in a seed orchard of Pinus sylvestris L.
v.31(5/6) p. 188-197 | |
Griffin, A. R.; Ching, K. K.; Johnson, K. W.; Hand, F. C.; Burgess, I. P.
Processing Eucalyptus pollen for use in controlled pollination.
v.31(5/6) p. 198-203 | |
Das, B. L.; Stephan, B. R.
Provenance trial with Pinus caribaea Morelet and P. pseudostrobus Lindl. in Orissa, India.
v.31(5/6) p. 203-208 | |
Bailey, D. B.; Feret, P. P.
Shoot elongation in Pinus rigida X taeda hybrids.
v.31(5/6) p. 209-212 | |
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