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8th Southern Conference on Forest Tree Improvement (1965)

Savannah, Georgia. June 16-17, 1965

Slash, Loblolly, and Shortleaf Pine in a Mixed Stand; a Comparison of Their Wood Properties: More Details
Combining Superior Growth and Timber Quality with High Gum Yield in Slash Pine: More Details
Vegetative Propagation Methods for Hardwoods: More Details
Evidence of Inherent Resistance to Dioryctria Infestation in Slash Pine: More Details
Estimates of Components of Variance and Covariance in Root and Shoot Characteristics of Loblolly Pine After One Growing Season: More Details
Variation in Resistance of Slash Pine to Southern Fusiform Rust: More Details
Improvement of Yellow Poplar: More Details
Research Programs with Species Other Than Yellow-Poplar, Sweetgum, Cottonwoods, and Oaks: More Details
Inheritance of Stem and Branch Characters in Slash Pine and Relation to Gum Yield: More Details
Photogrammetric Technique for Measuring Bole Straightness: More Details
Progeny Tests of Slash Pine (Pinus elliottii Englem.) in Queensland, Australia: More Details
Sweetgum Seed Quality and Seedling Height as Related to Collection Date: More Details
Propagation of Sweetgum by Softwood Stem Cuttings: More Details
Improvement of Oaks: More Details
Breeding for Disease and Insect Resistance in Hardwoods: More Details
Application of Nelder's Designs in Tree Improvement Research: More Details
Improved Hardwoods for Increased Utilization: More Details
Problems and Progress in Hardwood Regeneration: More Details
The Efficiency of Photosynthesis and Respiration in Loblolly Pines: Variation: More Details
Pigment Inheritance in Slash Pine Seedlings: More Details
Inheritance of Branching and Crown Characteristics in Slash Pine: More Details
Selection in Slash Pine Brings Marked Improvement in Diameter and Height Growth Plus Rust Resistance: More Details
Genetic Variation in Ability to Withstand Transplanting Shock: More Details
The Effect of Spacing, Fertilization, and Cultivation on Flowering and Seed Production in Loblolly Pine: More Details
A Report on Cone and Seed Yield in Georgia Forestry Commission Seed Orchard: More Details
Large Scale Seedbed Grafting and Seed Orchard Development: More Details
Some Morphological Variations Among Loblolly Pine Seedlings: More Details
Cone Collecting Problems and Equipment: More Details
Seed Yield and Plantable Seedlings from Controlled- and Open-Pollinated Four- and Five-Year-Old Seedlings of Loblolly and Shortleaf Pine: More Details
Hybridizing Pines With Diluted Pollen: More Details
Effects of Fertilization Upon Wood Properties of Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda L.): More Details
Improvement of Sweetgum: More Details
Cottonwood Improvement in the Lower Mississippi Valley: More Details