14th Northeastern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1967)

Toronto, Canada August 10-11, 1966

	Welcome to the University of Toronto D.F. Forster Details
	Origin, Objectives, and Membership of NEFTIC Ernst J. Schreiner Details
	Some Relationships of Seed Source, Seed Weight and Number of Cotyledons in Red and Black Spruce H.G. MacGillivray Details
	Tree Improvement in Ontario W.G. Dyer Details
	A Note on the Effect of Root Pruning and Ammonium Nitrate on Flowering in Young Jack Pine M.J. Holst Details
	Role of the White Birch in Forestry W.H. Brittain Details
	Correlations Between Controlled-Environment and Nursery-Grown Seedlings of Jack Pine Provenances C.W. Yeatman and M.J. Holst Details
	Chronic Irradiation Studies in Conifers - A Preliminary Report W.P. Sweaney, G.M. Clark, and W.R. Bunting Details
	Response of Ten Provenances of White Spruce Seedlings to Variable Concentration of Calcium in the Nutrient Medium J.L. Ferrar and J.J.M. Nicholson Details
	Repeatability of Tracheid Characteristics in Douglas-Fir Seedlings Grown Under Two Photoperiods J. Nicholson Details
	Weevil Attacks on Caged Seedlings of Three White Pine Species H.D. Gerhold and R.L. Soles Details
	The White Pine Weevil in Ontario: Recent and Current Studies Related to the Improvement of White Pine Quality C.R. Sullivan Details
	Cage Studies of White Pine Weevil Resistance With Potted Eastern White Pine D.P. Connola Details
	Some Observations on Weevil Resistance of Pinus Peuce C. Heimburger Details
	Report of the NEFTIC White Pine Improvement Committee Details
	Report of the NEFTIC Hardwood Improvement Committee H.B. Kriebel, H.C. Larsson, W.J. Gabriel Details

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