Volume 35 (1986) Issue 2/3
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Khalil, M.A.K.
Variation and genotype stability of Picea mariana (Mill.) B.S.P. in Newfoundland, Canada
v. 35(2-3) p. 49-57 |  |
Isik, K.
Altitudinal variation in Pinus brutia Ten.: Seed and seedling characteristics
v. 35(2-3) p. 58-67 | |
Bongarten, B.C.; Hanover, J.W.
Provenance variation in blue spruce (Picea pungens) at eight locations in the northern United States and Canada
v. 35(2-3) p. 67-74 | |
Prakash, C.S.; Heather, W.A.
Inheritance of resistance to races of Melampsora medusae in Populus deltoides
v. 35(2-3) p. 74-77 | |
Khalil, M.A.K.
Variation in seed quality and some juvenile characters of white spruce (Picea glauca (Moench) Voss)
v. 35(2-3) p. 78-85 | |
Campbell, R.K.
Mapped genetic variation of Douglas-fir to guide seed transfer in southwest Oregon
v. 35(2-3) p. 85-96 | |
Jonsson, A.; Eriksson, G.; Franzen, A.
Within-population variation in frost damages in Pinus contorta Dougl. seedlings after simulated autumn or late- winter conditions
v. 35(2-3) p. 96-102 | |
Boyle, T.J.B.; Morgenstern, E.K.
Estimates of outcrossing rates in six populations of black spruce in Central New Brunswick
v. 35(2-3) p. 102-106 | |
Bongarten, B.C.; Hanover, J.W.
Genetic parameters of blue spruce (Picea pungens) at two locations in Michigan
v. 35(2-3) p. 106-112 | |
Tuskan, G.A.; Buijten, J.P. van
Inherent differences in family response to inter-family competition in loblolly pine
v. 35(2-3) p. 112 | |
Foster, G.S.; Bridgwater, F.E.
Genetic analysis of fifth-year data from a seventeen parent partial diallel of loblolly pine
v. 35(2-3) p. 118-122 | |
Rajora, O.P.; Zsuffa, L.
Atypical seedlings of Populus L.: Their genetic significance and value in breeding
v. 35(2-3) p. 122-124 | |
Borghetti, M.; Menozzi, P.; Vendramin, G.G.; Giannini, R.
Short note: Morhological variation in chestnut fruits (Castanea sativa Mill.) in Tuscany (Italy)
v. 35(2-3) p. 124-128 | |
Volume 35 (1986) Issue 4
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Farmer, R.E. Jr.; Reinholt, R.W.; Schneckenburger, F.
Environmental preconditioning and variance in early growth of balsam poplar
v. 35(4) p. 129-131 | |
Brotschol, J.V.; Roberds, J.H.; Namkoong, G.
Allozyme variation among North Carolina populations of Liriodendron tulipifera L.
v. 35(4) p. 131-138 | |
Critchfield, W.B.; Kinloch, B.B.
Sugar pine and its hybrids
v. 35(4) p. 138-145 | |
Old, K.M.; Libby, W.J.; Russell, J.H.; Eldridge, K.G.
Genetic variability in susceptibility of Pinus radiata to Western gall rust
v. 35(4) p. 145-149 | |
El-Kassaby, Y.A.; Parkinson, J.; Devitt, W.J.B.
The effect of crown segment on the mating system in a Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) seed orchard
v. 35(4) p. 149-155 | |
Sluder, E.R.
Gains from first-cycle selection in slash and longleaf pines
v. 35(4) p. 155-159 | |
Park, Y.S.; Gerhold, H.D.
Population hybridization in Scotch pine (Pinus sylvestris L.). 1.: Genetic variance components and heterosis
v. 35(4) p. 159-165 | |
Wells, O.O.
Geographic variation in green ash in the southern coastal plain of the United States
v. 35(4) p. 165-169 | |
Geburek, T.
Some results of inbreeding depression in Serbian spruce (Picea omorika (Panc.) Purk.)
v. 35(4) p. 169-172 | |
Volume 35 (1986) Issue 5/6
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Lindgren, D.; Matheson, A.C.
An algorithm for increasing the genetic quality of seed from seed orchards by using the better clones in higher proportions
v. 35(5-6) p. 173-177 | |
Clair, J.B.S; Kleinschmit, J.
Genotype-environment interaction and stability in ten-year height growth of Norway spruce clones (Picea abies Karst.)
v. 35(5-6) p. 177-186 | |
Kirsten, U.; Jacob, H.-E.; Tesche, M.; Kluge, S.
Isolierung und Elektrofusion von Koniferenprotoplastenyy[Isolation and electrofusion of conifer protoplasts]
v. 35(5-6) p. 186-190 | |
Perry, D.J.; Dancik, B.P.
Mating system dynamics of lodgepole pine in Alberta, Canada
v. 35(5-6) p. 190-195 | |
Gerhold, H.D.; Park, Y.S.
Population hybridization in Scotch pine (Pinus sylvestris L.). 2. Combining ability comparisons
v. 35(5-6) p. 195-201 | |
Schoen, D.J.; Denti, D.; Stewart, S.C.
Strobilus production in a clonal white spruce seed orchard: Evidence for unbalanced mating
v. 35(5-6) p. 201-205 | |
Wald, L.E. de; Steiner, K.C.
Phenology, heigh increment, and cold tolerance of Alnus glutinosa populations in a common environment
v. 35(5-6) p. 205-211 | |
Cotterill, P.P.
Genetic gains expected from alternative breeding strategies including simple low cost options
v. 35(5-6) p. 212-223 | |
El-Kassaby, Y.A.; Ritland, K.
Low levels of pollen contamination in a Douglas-fir seed orchard as detected by allozyme markers
v. 35(5-6) p. 224-229 | |
Dean, C.A.; Cotterill, P.P.; Eisemann, R.L.
Genetic parameters and gains expected from selection in Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis in northern Queensland, Australia
v. 35(5-6) p. 229-236 | |
Haverbeke, D.F. van
Crown shape in a Pinus sylvestris L. clonal seed orchard
v. 35(5-6) p. 236-240 | |
El-Kassaby, Y.A.; Ritland, K.
The relation of outcrossing and contamination to reproductive phenology and supplemental mass pollination in a Douglas-fir orchard
v. 35(5-6) p. 240-244 | |
McKeand, S.E.; Bridgwater, F.E.
When to establish advanced generation seed orchards
v. 35(5-6) p. 245-247 | |
Vakshasya, R.K.; Rawat, M.S.
Short note: Mutation for precocious flowering in Dalbergia sissoo Roxb.
v. 35(5-6) p. 247-248 | |
Lindgren, D.
Short note: An approximate formula for selection intensity
v. 35(5-6) p. 249 | |
Ahuja, M.R.
Short note: Storage of forest tree germplasm in liquid nitrogen (-196 degree C)
v. 35(5-6) p. 249-251 | |
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