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6th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1961)

Gainesville, Florida. June 7-8, 1961.

Ten-year Results on a Cooperative Loblolly Pine Seed Source: More Details
Racial Variation in Root Form of Longleaf Pine Seedlings: More Details
Selection as a Method of Tree Breeding: More Details
Some Statistical Aspects of Progeny Testing: More Details
Inheritance of Gum Yield and Other Characteristics of Slash Pine: More Details
Artificial Testing of Intra- and Interspecies Southern Pine Hybrids for Rust Resistance: More Details
Selection of Populus Clones for Southern Bottom Lands: More Details
Advances in Tools and Techniques of Tree Improvement: More Details
Possible Refinements in Controlled Pollination of Southern Pines: More Details
Natural and Induced Flowering in Young Pine Trees: More Details
Cone and Seed Insects and Their Control: More Details
Interrelationship of Wood Properties of Loblolly Pine: More Details
Potentials and Problems of Hardwood Tree Improvement: More Details
Summary of the Sixth Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference: More Details
A Decade of Progress in Tree Improvement: More Details
Results of the Southwide Pine Seed Source Study Through 1960-61.: More Details
Variation Patterns in Natural Stands of Loblolly Pine: More Details
Physiological-genetic Variation in Plant Tissue: More Details
Inheritance of Vigor in Slash Pine: More Details
Growth, Crown Form and Fusiform Rust Resistance in Open-pollinated Slash Pine Progenies: More Details