Silvae Genetica 41(1992)

Silvae Genetica - Volume 40(1991)

Issue 1: pp. 1-40

Issue 2: pp. 41-88

Issue 3/4: pp. 89-168

Issue 5/6: pp. 169-252

Volume 40(1991) Issue 1
Said, C.; Villar, M.; Zandonella, P. Ovule receptivity and pollen viability in Japanese larch (Larix Leptolepis Gord.) v. 40(1) p. 1-6
Ades, P.K.; Simpson, J.A. Variation in susceptibility to Dothistroma needle blight among provenances of Pinus radiata var. radiata v. 40(1) p. 6-13
Knowles, P. Spatial genetic structure within two natural stands of black spruce (Picea mariana (Mill.) B.S.P.) v. 40(1) p. 13-19
White, T.L.; Hodge, G.R. Indirect prediction of genetic values v. 40(1) p. 20-28
Loo-Dinkins, J.A.; Ying, C.C.; Hamm, E.A. Stem volume and wood relative density of a non-local Douglas fir provenance in British Columbia v. 40(1) p. 29-35
Perry, D.J.; Knowles, P. Are inferred outcrossing rates affected by germination promptness? Short note v. 40(1) p. 35-36
Barton, A.F.M.; Cotterill, P.P.; Brooker, M.I.H. Heritability of cineole yield in Eucalyptus kochiiShort note v. 40(1) p. 37-38

Volume 40(1991) Issue 2
Falkenhagen, E.R. Provenance variation in Pinus radiata at six sites in South Africa v. 40(2) p. 41-50
Falkenhagen, E.R. Provenance variation in Pinus muricata in South Africa v. 40(2) p. 50-57
Yazdani, R.; Lebreton, P. Inheritance pattern of the flavonic compounds in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) v. 40(2) p. 57-59
Konnert, M. Vergleich der genetischen Struktur verschiedener Generationen zweier natürlich verjüngter Fichtenbestände des Schwarzwaldes [Comparison of the genetic structure of different generations naturally regenerated spruce stands in the Black Forest] v. 40(2) p. 60-65
Burdon, R.D. Genetic correlations between environment with genetic groups missing in some environments v. 40(2) p. 66-67
Samuel, C.J.A. The estimation of genetic parameters for growth and stem-form over 15 years in a diallel cross of Sitka spruce v. 40(2) p. 67-72
Ohri, D.; Ahuja, M.R. Giemsa C-banding in Fagus sylvatica L., Betula pendula Roth and Populus tremula L. v. 40(2) p. 72-75
Lewandowski, A.; Burcyk, J.; Meinartowicz, L. Genetic structure and the mating system in an old stand of Polish larch v. 40(2) p. 75-79
Diebel, K.E.; Feret, P.P. Isozyme Variation within the Fraser fir (Abies fraseri (Pursh) Poir.) population on Mount Rogers, Virginia: Lack of microgeographic differentiation v. 40(2) p. 79-85
Otegbeye, G.O. Age trends in the genetic control of stem diameter of Eucalyptus tereticornis and the implication for selection v. 40(2) p. 85-87

Volume 40(1991) Issue 3/4
Vanclay, J.K. Seed orchard designs by computer v. 40(3-4) p. 89-91
Fady, B.; Arbez, M.; Ferrandes, P. Variability ofjuvenile greek firs and stability of characteristics with age v. 40(3-4) p. 91-100
Matthes-Sears, U., Stewart, S.C., Larson, D.W. Sources of allozymic variation in Thuja occidentalis in southern Ontario, Canada v. 40(3-4) p. 100-105
Wells, O.O.; Switzer, G.L.; Schmidtling, R.C. Geographic variation in Mississippi loblolly pine and sweetgum v. 40(3-4) p. 105-119
Sutton, B.C.S.; Flanagan, D.J.; El-Kassaby, Y.A. A simple and rapid method for estimating representation of species in spruce seedlots using chloroplast DNA restriction fragment length polymorphism v. 40(3-4) p. 119-123
Bolstad, S.B.; Kang, H.; Guries, R.P.; Marty, T.L. Performance of inter- and intraprovenance crosses of jack pine in Central Wisconsin v. 40(3-4) p. 124-130
Ladipo, D.O.; Leakey, R.R.B.; Grace, J. Clonal variation in a four-year-old plantation of Triplochiton scleroxylon K. Schum. and its relation to the predictive test for branching habit v. 40(3-4) p. 130-135
Ladipo, D.O.; Leakey, R.R.B.; Grace, J. Clonal vriation in apical dominance of Triplochiton scleroxylon K. Schum. in response to decapitation v. 40(3-4) p. 135-140
Dieters, M.J.; Haines, R.J. The influence of rootstock family and scion genotype on graft incompatibility in Araucaria cunninghamii Ait. ex D. Don v. 40(3-4) p. 141-146
Burczyk, J.; Giertych, M. Response of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst) annual increments to drought for various provenances and locations v. 40(3-4) p. 146-152
Harding, K.J.; Kanowski, P.J.; Woolaston, R.R. Preliminary genetic parameter estimates for some wood quality traits of Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis in Queensland, Australia v. 40(3-4) p. 152-156
Newbold, R.A.; Weaver, G.H. Stochastic dominance as an aid to genetic roguing v. 40(3-4) p. 156-160
Giannini, R.; Morgante, M.; Vendramin, G.G. Allozyme variation in Italian populations of Picea abies (L.) Karst. v. 40(3-4) p. 160-166
Kanowski, P.J.; Mather, R.A.; Savill, P.S. Genetic control of oak shake - some preliminary results Short note v. 40(3-4) p. 166-168

Volume 40(1991) Issue 5/6
Ladrach, W.E.; Lambeth, C. Growth and heritability estimates for a seven-year-old open-pollinated Pinus patula progeny test in Colombia v. 40(5-6) p. 169-173
Sesbou, A.; Nepveu, G. Variabilite infraspecifique et effet du recepage sur la densite du bois le rendement papetier et la longueurs des fibres chez Eucalyptus camaldulensis traite en taillis -Infraspecific variability in Eucalyptus camaldulensis coppice and effect of the first cutting on wood density, pulp yield and fiber length v. 40(5-6) p. 173-179
Ying, L.; Morgenstern, E.K. The population structure of Larix laricina in New Brunswick, Canada v. 40(5-6) p. 180-184
Prus-Glowacki, W.; Godzik, S. Changes induced by zinic smelter pollution in the genetic structure of pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) seedling populations v. 40(5-6) p. 184-188
Larsen, J.B.; Mekic, F. The geographic variation in European silver fir (Abies alba Mill.). Gas exchange and needle cast in relation to needle age, growth rate, dry matter partitioning and wood density by 15 different provenance at age 6 v. 40(5-6) p. 188-198
Gemmel, P.; Örlander, G.; Högberg, K.A. Norway spruce cuttings perform better than seedlings of the same genetic origin v. 40(5-6) p. 198-202
Dekker-Robertson, D.L.; Kleinschmit, J. Serial propagation in Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.): Results from later propagation cycles v. 40(5-6) p. 202-214
Ying, C.C. Performance of lodgepole pine provenances at sites in southwestern British Columbia v. 40(5-6) p. 215-223
Woolaston, R.R.; Kanowski, P.J.; Nikles, D.G. Genotype-environment interactions in Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis in Queensland, Australia. 1: Population x site interactions v. 40(5-6) p. 224-228
Woolaston, R.R.; Kanowski, P.J.; Nikles, D.G. Genotype-environment interactions in Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis in Queensland, Australia. 2: Family x site interactions v. 40(5-6) p. 228-232
Harding, K.J.; Woolaston, R.R. Genetic parameters for wood and growth properties in Araucaria cunninghamii v. 40(5-6) p. 232-237
Mittempergher, L.; Porta, N.; la Hybridization studies in the eurasian species of elm (Ulmus spp.) v. 40(5-6) p. 237-243
Yazdani, R.; Lindgren, D. Variation of pollen contamination in a Scots pine seed orchard v. 40(5-6) p. 243-246
Srivastava, S.; Glock, H.; Zhang, Z. Tissue culture studies on Chinese poplar (Populus tomentosa) Short note v. 40(5-6) p. 247-248
Emmanuel, C.J.S.K.; Dharmaswamy, S.S. Seed source variation in storage life of teak seeds Short note v. 40(5-6) p. 249-250

Issue 1: pp. 1-40

Issue 2: pp. 41-88

Issue 3/4: pp. 89-168

Issue 5/6: pp. 169-252