Volume 44(1995) Issue 2/3
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Sehgal, R.N.; Chauhan, S.K.; Dhall, S.P.
Half-sib progeny evaluation in chir pine
v. 44(2-3) p. 61-62 |  |
Prus-Glowacki, W.; Godzik, S.
Genetic structure of Picea abies trees tolerant and sensitive to industrial pollution
v. 44(2-3) p. 62-65 | |
D'Emerico, S.; Bianco, P.; Medagli, P.; Schirone, B.
Karyotype analysis in Quercus spp. (Fagaceae)
v. 44(2-3) p. 66-70 | |
Modrzynski, J.
Altitudinal adaption of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) progenics indicates small role of introduced populations in the Karkonosze Mountains
v. 44(2-3) p. 70-75 | |
Alia, R.; Gil, L.; Pardos, J.A.
Performance of 43 Pinus pinaster Ait. provenances on 5 locations in Central Spain
v. 44(2-3) p. 75-81 | |
Barnes, R.D.
The breeding seedling orchard in the multiple population breeding strategy
v. 44(2-3) p. 81-88 | |
Matziris, D.J.
Provenance variation of Pinus radiata grown in Greece
v. 44(2-3) p. 88-96 | |
Caron, G.E.; Powell, G.R.
Pollen sizing in jack pine (Pinus banksiana Lamb.) with a hemocytometer
v. 44(2-3) p. 96-103 | |
Kertadikara, A.W.S.; Prat, D.
Genetic structure and mating system in teak (Tectona grandis L. f.) provenances
v. 44(2-3) p. 104-110 | |
Kaya, Z.; Neale, D.B.
Utility of random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers for linkage mapping in Turkish red pine (Pinus brutia Ten.)
v. 44(2-3) p. 110-116 | |
Isik, K.; Kleinschmit, J.; Svolba, J.
Survival, growth trends and genetic gains in 17-year old Picea abies clones at seven test sites
v. 44(2-3) p. 116-128 | |
Varelides, C.
Provenance variation in Pinus muricata on two sites in northern Greece
v. 44(2-3) p. 129-131 | |
Mullin, T.J.; Park, Y.S.
Stochastic simulation of population management strategies for tree breeding: a new decision-support tool for personal computers
v. 44(2-3) p. 132-141 | |
Mofidabadi, A.; Kiss, J.; Mazik-Tökei, K.; Gergacz, E.; Heszky, L.E.
Callus induction and haploid plant regeneration from anther culture of two poplar species
v. 44(2-3) p. 141-145 | |
Newton, A.C.; Cornelius, J.P.; Mesen, J.F.
Genetic variation in apical dominance of Cedrela odorata seedlings in response to decapitation
v. 44(2-3) p. 146-150 | |
Monteuuis, O.; Vallauri, D.; Poupard, C.; Chauviere, M.
Rooting Acacia mangium cuttings of different physiological age with reference to leaf morphology as a phase change marker
v. 44(2-3) p. 150-154 | |
Volume 44(1995) Issue 4
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Bakhtiyarova, R.M.; Starova, N.V.; Yanbaev, Y.A.
Genetic changes in populations of Scots pine growing under industrial air pollution conditions
v. 44(4) p. 157-160 | |
Toky, O.P.; Kaushik, N.; Sharma, P.K.
Genetic variability in progenies of Acacia nilotica (L.) ex Del. ssp. indica (Benth.) Brenan for nitrogen fixing ability
v. 44(4) p. 161-165 | |
Zhang, T.; Copes, D.L.; Zhao, S.; Huang, L.
Genetic analysis on the hybrid origin of Populus tomentosa Carr.
v. 44(4) p. 165-173 | |
Schubert I
Sister chromatid exchanges in coniferous forest trees
v. 44(4) p. 173-175 | |
Kjaer, E.D.; Suangtho, V.
Outcrossing rate of teak (Tectona grandis (L.))
v. 44(4) p. 175-177 | |
Woods, J.H.; Kolotelo, D.; Yanchuk, A.D.
Early selection of coastal Douglas-fir in a farm-field test environment
v. 44(4) p. 178-186 | |
Korol, L.; Madmony, A.; Riov, Y.; Schiller, G.
Pinus halepensis x Pinus brutia subsp. brutia hybrids? Identification using morphological and biochemical traits
v. 44(4) p. 186-190 | |
Monteuuis, O.
In vivo grafting and in vitro micrografting of Acacia mangium: impact of ortet age
v. 44(4) p. 190-193 | |
Magnussen, S.
The impact of genetic variation in relative growth rates on stem volume differentiation: a simulation study
v. 44(4) p. 194-205 | |
Bouvet, J.M.; Vigneron, P.
Age trends in variances and heritabilities in Eucalyptus factorial mating designs
v. 44(4) p. 206-216 | |
El-Kassaby, Y.A.
The fitness of reproductive-cycle plasticity in Yellow-Cedar (Chamaecyparis nootkatensis)
v. 44(4) p. 217-218 | |
Volume 44(1995) Issue 5/6
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Muhs, H.J.
Georg Heinrich Melchior turns 70
v. 44(5-6) p. 221 | |
Hoffmann, Ch.; Geburek, Th.
Allozyme variation of indigenous Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) populations and their descendants in Germany
v. 44(5-6) p. 222-225 | |
Hübner, E.; Müller, K.; Heyder, J.; Schmitt, H.P.
Somatic embryogenesis and shoot formation in dependence of different concentrations of 2,4-D- and BAP in zygotic embryos of late flushing pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.)
v. 44(5-6) p. 225-229 | |
Schmitz, K.H.
Systematic mixtures of clones in seed orchards
v. 44(5-6) p. 229-243 | |
Stephan, B.R.; Liesebach, M.
Growth performance and wood characteristics of five Pinus contorta progenies
v. 44(5-6) p. 243-248 | |
König, A.
Geographic variation of Abies grandis-provenances grown in Northwestern Germany
v. 44(5-6) p. 248-255 | |
Kleinschmit, J.R.G.; Bacilieri, R.; Kremer, A.; Roloff, A.
Comparison of morphological and genetic traits of pendunculate oak (Q. robur L.) and sessile oak (Q.petraea (Matt.) Liebl.)
v. 44(5-6) p. 256-269 | |
Kleinschmit, J.
Practical implications of the forest genetic resources conservation program in Germany
v. 44(5-6) p. 269-274 | |
Degen, B.; Ziegenhagen, B.; Gillet, E.; Scholz, F.
Computer-aided search for codominant markers in complex haploid DNA banding patterns - a case study in Abies alba Mill.
v. 44(5-6) p. 274-282 | |
Naujoks, G.; Hertel, H.; Ewald, D.
Characterization and propagation of an adult triploid pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.)
v. 44(5-6) p. 282-286 | |
Bergmann, F.; Hattemer, H.H.
Isozyme gene loci and their allelic variation in Pinus sylvestris L. and Pinus cembra L.
v. 44(5-6) p. 286-289 | |
Gallo, L.; Gregorius, H.R.; Hattemer, H.H.
Genetic effects on phenotypic traits in Populus inferable from an explorative analysis of response functions (ARF) in a factorial mating design
v. 44(5-6) p. 290-298 | |
Weisgerber, H.; Kownatzki, D.; Mussong, M.
Natural poplar resources in China and their significance for breeding and afforestation
v. 44(5-6) p. 298-303 | |
Liesebach, M.; Stephan, B.R.
Growth performance and reaction to biotic and abiotic factors of douglas fir progenies (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco)
v. 44(5-6) p. 303-311 | |
Löchelt, S.; Franke, A.
Genetic constitution of beech stands (Fagus sylvatica L.) along an altitudinal transect from Freiburg to the top of Mount Schauinsland
v. 44(5-6) p. 312-318 | |
Wolf, H.; Brandt, R.
Growth and quality of intra-specific aspen (Populus tremula L.) progenies
v. 44(5-6) p. 319-325 | |
Hühn, M.; Langner, W.
Investigations on the correlation pattern in even-aged stands of larch. 2. Dynamic description of phenotypic correlations between neighbouring observations. 3. Static description of phenotypic correlations between neigbouring observations
v. 44(5-6) p. 325-338 | |
Heinze, B.; Geburek, T.
Searching for DNA markers linked to leaf colour in copper beech, Fagus sylvatica L. var. atropunicea
v. 44(5-6) p. 339-343 | |
Wuehlisch, G. von; Krusche, D.; Muhs, H.J.
Variation in temperature sum requirement for flushing of beech provenances
v. 44(5-6) p. 343-346 | |
Konnert, M.
Investigations on the genetic variation of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) in Bavaria
v. 44(5-6) p. 346-351 | |
Maurer, W.D.; Tabel, U.
A methodical study to improve the isozyme analysis for identification of clones of Tilia (Linden syn. Lime tree)
v. 44(5-6) p. 351-356 | |
Müller-Starck, G.
Genetic variation in high elevated populations of norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) in Switzerland
v. 44(5-6) p. 356-362 | |
Klein, J.I.
Multiple-trait combined selection in Jack pine family-test plantations using best linear prediction
v. 44(5-6) p. 362-375 | |
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