Volume 32 (1983) Issue 1/2
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Bramlett, D. L.; Dell, T. R.; Pepper, W. D.
Genetic and maternal influences on Virginia pine seed germination.
v.32(1/2) p. 1-4 |  |
Falusi, M.; Calamassi, R.; Tocci, A.
Sensitivity of seed germination and seedling root growth to moisture stress in four provenances of Pinus halepensis Mill.
v.32(1/2) p. 4-9 | |
Rehfeldt, G. E.
Genetic variability within Douglas-fir populations: implications for tree improvement.
v.32(1/2) p. 9-14 | |
Farmer, R. E., Jr.; Barnett, P. E.; Thor, E.; Rennie, J. C.
Heritability estimates for height growth of Tennessee yellow-poplar.
v.32(1/2) p. 15-18 | |
Frampton, L. J., Jr.; Rockwood, D. L.
Genetic variation in traits important for energy utilization of sand and slash pines.
v.32(1/2) p. 18-23 | |
Lambeth, C. C.; Gladstone, W. T.; Stonecypher, R. W.
Statistical efficiency of row and noncontiguous family plots in genetics tests of loblolly pine.
v.32(1/2) p. 24-28 | |
Cotterill, P. P.; Correll, R. L.; Boardman, R.
Methods of estimating the average performance of families across incomplete open-pollinated progeny tests.
v.32(1/2) p. 28-32 | |
Talbert, J. T.; Jett, J. B.; Bryant, R. L.
Inheritance of wood specific gravity in an unimproved loblolly pine population: 20 years of results.
v.32(1/2) p. 33-37 | |
Nepveu, G.; Velling, P.
Individual genetic variability in wood quality in Betula pendula.yqVariabilite genetique individuelle de la qualite du bois chez Betula pendula Roth.
v.32(1/2) p. 37-49 | |
Lee, C. H.
Statistical efficiency varies with plot size, number of replications and seedlots sampled.
v.32(1/2) p. 49-52 | |
Salazar, R.
Genetic variation in needles of Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis Barr. et Golf. from natural stands.
v.32(1/2) p. 52-59 | |
Houston, D. B.
Stand and seed source variation in peroxidase isozymes of Quercus rubra L.
v.32(1/2) p. 59-63 | |
Volume 32 (1984) Issue 3/4
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Melchior, G. H.; Stephan, B. R.; Mohrdiek, O.
Growth performance and Marssonina attack of Populus deltoides Bartr. grown in northern Germany.
v.32(3/4) p. 65-71 | |
Haverbeke, D. F. van
Seventeen-year performance of Pinus flexilis and P. strobiformis progenies in eastern Nebraska.
v.32(3/4) p. 71-76 | |
Schmidtling, R. C.
Genetic variation in fruitfulness in a loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) seed orchard.
v.32(3/4) p. 76-80 | |
Nikolic, D.; Tucic, N.
Isoenzyme variation within and among populations of European black pine (Pinus nigra Arnold).
v.32(3/4) p. 80-89 | |
Wilcox, M. D.
Inbreeding depression and genetic variances estimated from self- and cross-pollinated families of Pinus radiata.
v.32(3/4) p. 89-96 | |
Park, Y. S.; Fowler, D. P.
A provenance test of Japanese larch in eastern Canada, including comparative data on European larch and tamarack.
v.32(3/4) p. 96-101 | |
Stead, J. W.
Studies of variation in Central American pines. V: a numerical study of variation in the Pseudostrobus group.
v.32(3/4) p. 101-115 | |
Kolevska-Pletikapic, B.; Jelaska, S.; Berljak, J.; Vidakovic, M.
Bud and shoot formation in juvenile tissue culture of Pinus nigra.
v.32(3/4) p. 115-119 | |
Saylor, L. C.
Karyotype analysis of the genus Pinus - subgenus Strobus.
v.32(3/4) p. 119-124 | |
Askew, G. R.; Burrows, P. M.
Minimum coancestry selection. I. A Pinus taeda population and its simulation.
v.32(3/4) p. 125-131 | |
Ahuja, M. R.
Somatic cell differentiation and rapid clonal propagation of aspen.
v.32(3/4) p. 131-135 | |
Volume 32 (1983) Issue 5/6
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Newman, K. W.; Jancey, R. C.
Character selection and data structure in geographic variation in Pinus contorta.
v.32(5/6) p. 137-141 | |
Birot, Y.; Christophe, C.
Genetic structures and expected genetic gains from multitrait selection in wild populations of Douglas fir and Sitka spruce. I. Genetic variation between and within populations.
v.32(5/6) p. 141-151 | |
Woods, J. H.; Blake, G. M.; Allendorf, F. W.
Amount and distribution of isozyme variation in ponderosa pine from eastern Montana.
v.32(5/6) p. 151-157 | |
Bridgwater, F. E.; Talbert, J. T.; Jahromi, S.
Index selection for increased dry weight in a young loblolly pine population.
v.32(5/6) p. 157-161 | |
Correll, R. L.; Anderson, R. B.
Removal of intervarietal competition effects in forestry varietal trials.
v.32(5/6) p. 162-165 | |
Grunwald, C.; Karschon, R.
Variation of Eucalyptus camaldulensis from North Australia grown in Israel.
v.32(5/6) p. 165-173 | |
Christophe, C.; Birot, Y.
Genetic structures and expected genetic gains from multitrait selection in wild populations of Douglas fir and Sitka spruce. II. Practical application of index selection on several populations.
v.32(5/6) p. 173-181 | |
Jayasekera, N. E. M.
A basis for selecting Hevea clones stable to unpredictable agro-climatic variability.
v.32(5/6) p. 181-184 | |
Salazar, R.
Karyotype analysis in Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis Barr. and Golf.
v.32(5/6) p. 184-188 | |
Kang, H.
Limits of artificial selection under balanced mating systems with family selection.
v.32(5/6) p. 188-195 | |
Cannell, M. G. R.; Sheppard, L. J.; Ford, E. D.; Wilson, R. H. F.
Clonal differences in dry matter distribution, wood specific gravity and foliage 'efficiency' in Picea sitchensis and Pinus contorta.
v.32(5/6) p. 195-202 | |
Worrall, J.
Temperature - bud-burst relationships in amabilis and subalpine fir provenance tests replicated at different elevations.
v.32(5/6) p. 203-209 | |
Lambeth, C. C.; Buijtenen, J. P. van Duke, S. D.; McCullough, R. B.
Early selection is effective in 20-yr-old genetic tests of loblolly pine.
v.32(5/6) p. 210-215 | |
Eldridge, K. G.; Griffin, A. R.
Selfing effects in Eucalyptus regnans.
v.32(5/6) p. 216-221 | |
Burdon, R. D.; Namkoong, G.
Multiple populations and sublines.
v.32(5/6) p. 221-222 | |
Reck, S. G.
Juvenile height growth of Abies grandis from different geographical seed sources.
v.32(5/6) p. 223-224 | |
Ahuja, M. R.
Isolation and culture of mega and normal protoplasts in aspen.
v.32(5/6) p. 225-227 | |
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