Volume 33 (1984) Issue 4/5
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Khalil, M. A. K.
Genetics of cone morphology of black spruce (Picea mariana (Mill.) B.S.P.) in Newfoundland, Canada.
v.33(4/5) p. 101-109 |  |
Nepveu, G.
Genetic control of wood density and shrinkage in three oak species (Quercus petraea, Quercus robur and Quercus rubra).
v.33(4/5) p. 110-115 | |
White, E. E.
Mode of genetic control of monoterpenes in foliage of controlled crosses of Pinus contorta.
v.33(4/5) p. 115-119 | |
El-Kassaby, Y. A.; Fashler, A. M. K.; Sziklai, O.
Reproductive phenology and its impact on genetically improved seed production in a Douglas-fir seed orchard.
v.33(4/5) p. 120-125 | |
Matheson, A. C.; Raymond, C. A.
Effects of thinning in progeny tests on estimates of genetic parameters in Pinus radiata.
v.33(4/5) p. 125-128 | |
Wang, T. T.; Yang, J. C.; Chen, Z. Z.
Identification of hybridity of casuarinas grown in Taiwan.
v.33(4/5) p. 128-133 | |
Calamassi, R.; Falusi, M.; Tocci, A.
The effects of germination temperature and stratification on the germination of Pinus halepensis seed.
v.33(4/5) p. 133-139 | |
Schmidtling, R.C.
Planting south of origin increases flowering in shortleaf (Pinus echinata Mill.) and Virginia pines (P. virginiana Mill.).
v.33(4/5) p. 140-144 | |
Fries, A.
Spacing interaction with genotype and with genetic variation for production and quality traits in a trial of seedlings and grafted clones of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.).
v.33(4/5) p. 145-152 | |
Schlorbaum, S. E.; Tsuchiya, T.; Johnson, L. C.
The somatic chromosomes of Cryptomeria japonica with special reference to the marker chromosomes.
v.33(4/5) p. 152-155 | |
Morgenstern, E. K.; Nicholson, J. M.; Park, Y. S.
Clonal selection in Larix laricina. I. Effects of age, clone and season on rooting of cuttings.
v.33(4/5) p. 155-160 | |
Namkoong, G.
A control concept of gene conservation.
v.33(4/5) p. 160-163 | |
Matziris, D. I.
Genetic variation in morphological and anatomical needle characteristics in the black pine of Peloponnesos.
v.33(4/5) p. 164-169 | |
Fineschi, S.
Determination of the origin of an isolated group of trees of Pinus nigra through enzyme gene markers.
v.33(4/5) p. 169-172 | |
Chalupka, W.
Time of GA4/7 application may affect the sex of Scots pine flowers initiated.
v.33(4/5) p. 173-174 | |
Ahuja, M. R.
A commercially feasible micropropagation method for aspen.
v.33(4/5) p. 174-176 | |
Volume 33 (1984) Issue 6
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Korpel, S.; Paule, L.
Results of a provenance trial with Czech and Polish provenances of silver fir (Abies alba).
v.33(6) p. 177-182 | |
Grunwald, C.; Karschon, R.
Sexual breeding system and morphological variation in some stands of Fraxinus syriaca Boiss.
v.33(6) p. 182-186 | |
Barnes, R. D.; Burley, J.; Gibson, G. L.; Leon, J. P. G. de
Genotype-environment interactions in tropical pines and their effects on the structure of breeding populations.
v.33(6) p. 186-198 | |
Rudloff, E. von
Inheritance of leaf oil terpene patterns in selfed progeny and some crosses of coastal Douglas-fir.
v.33(6) p. 198-203 | |
Cotterill, P. P.; James, J. W.
Number of offspring and plot sizes required for progeny testing.
v.33(6) p. 203-209 | |
Tuskan, G. A.; McKinley, C. R.
The use of competition indices in advanced-generation selection.
v.33(6) p. 209-215 | |
Wuhlisch, G. von
Propagation of Norway spruce cuttings free of topophysis and cyclophysis effects.
v.33(6) p. 215-219 | |
Nadgir, A. L.; Phadke, C. H.; Gupta, P. K.; Parsharami, V. A.; Nair, S.; Mascarenhas, A. F.
Rapid multiplication of bamboo by tissue culture.
v.33(6) p. 219-223 | |
Liegel, L. H.
Results of 5- to 6-yr-old provenance trials of Pinus oocarpa Schiede on eight sites in Puerto Rico.
v.33(6) p. 223-230 | |
Moore, M. B.
Seedling growth variation among Rocky Mountain populations of lodgepole pine.
v.33(6) p. 230-234 | |
Gref, R.; Lindgren, D.
The inheritance of pinifolic acid in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) needles.
v.33(6) p. 235-237 | |
Scholz, F.; Bergmann, F.
Selection pressure by air pollution as studied by isozyme-gene-systems in Norway spruce exposed to sulphur dioxide.
v.33(6) p. 238-241 | |
Ahuja, M. R.
In vitro induction of organogenesis in juvenile and mature beech.
v.33(6) p. 241-242 | |
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