25th Northeastern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1977)

University of Main School of Forest Resources Orono, Maine July 27-29, 1977

	Accelerated-Optimal-Growth: Applications in Tree Improvement James W. Hanover and Bruce Bongarten Details
	Containerized Seedling Production Richard Tinus Details
	The Economics of Tree Improvement Programs in the Northeast Richard Porterfield and F. Thomas Ledig Details
	The Role of Tree Improvement in the Northeast: A Silviculturist's Point of View David Marquis Details
	The Role of Tree Improvement in the Northeast: An Industrial Forester's Viewpoint Harold Klaiber Details
	The Role of Tree Improvement in the Northeast: A Geneticist's Point of View Dan Schmitt Details
	Forest Tree Improvement Program for the National Forests in the Northeast Donald Dorn Details
	Height Growth Performance of White Spruce Provenances in Central Maine Ronald Wilkinson Details
	Preliminary Results of a White Spruce (Picea Glauca (Moench) Voss) Prevenances in Central Maine Kathy Hale and David Canavera Details
	Evaluation of Austrian Pine Seed Sources on Amended and Unamended Strip Mine Soils Roy N. Keys and Franklin Cech Details
	Analysis of Genetic Variation for Height Growth and Survival in Open-Pollinated Progenies of Eastern White Pine W.T. Adams and R.J. Joly Details
	Variation and Heritability of Seedling Height in East Texas Sycamore and River Birch Ray R. Hicks, Jr. and George Rink and Bruce E. Cutter and Stephen F. Austin Details
	Within-Tree Variation of Cortical Monoterpenes Due to Defoliation James J. Tobolski Details
	Two-Way Interaction When There is a Linear Relationship Among the Pairs of Means in a Factorial Experiment Donald W. Seegrist Details
	In Vitro Culture of American Elm Anthers M. Keith Redenaugh, David Karnosky, and Robert Westfall Details
	Resin Acids, Resin Crystallization, and Weeviling in Balkan x Eastern White Pine Hybrids Frank S. Santamour, Jr. and Duane Zinkel Details

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