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18th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1985)

Two-Stage Early Selection: A Method For Prioritization And Weighting Of Traits: More Details
Within-Tree Variation Incortical Monoterpenes Of Slash Pine: More Details
Micropropagation Of Eucalyptus viminalis: More Details
Growth Changes In Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda L.) Cell Cultures In Response To Drought Stress: More Details
Genetic And Cultural Factors Affecting Growth Performanceof Slash Pine: More Details
Design Efficiencies With Planned And Unplanned Unbalancefor Estimating Heritability In Forestry: More Details
Resistance To The Development Of Pitch Canker In Open-Pollinated Slash Pine Families: More Details
Southern Forest Tree Improvement Committee: More Details
Genetic Engineering In Forest Trees: More Details
Longleaf Pine Tree Improvement In The Western Gulf Region: More Details
Monitoring Coneworms With Pheromone Traps: A Valuable Pestdetection Procedure For Use In Southern Pine Seed Orchards: More Details
Selection Potential For Coneworm And Seed Bugresistance In Loblolly Pineseed Orchards: More Details
Predicting Loblolly Pine Seedling Performancefrom Seed Properties: More Details
An Ocala Sand Pine Progeny Testcompared With A Seedling Seed Orchard: More Details
Juvenile Growth Performance In A Provenance Test Of Sweetgum: More Details
Genetic Parameters For Two Eastern Cottonwoodpopulations In The Lower Mississippi Valley: More Details
Genetic Variation Among Open—Pollinated Families of Baldcypress Seedlings Planted On Two Different Sites: More Details
Theoretical Impact Of Pollen Viability And Distribution On The Numberof Strobili To Use For Controlled Pollinations In Loblolly Pine: More Details
Can Lateral Root Characteristics Be A Majorfactor In Assessing Seedling Quality: More Details
Response Of Four Sources Of Loblolly Pineto Soil Acidity Extremes: More Details
One-Quarter Century Of Tree Improvement On National Forests In The Southern Region: More Details
Growth Model Evaluation: South-wide Loblolly Pine Seed Source Study: More Details
Evaluation Of Slash Pine For Resistance To Pitch Canker: More Details
Adventive Embryogenesis In Yellow-poplar Tissue Cultures:a Preliminary Report: More Details
Biotechnology And Forest Genetics:an Industry Perspective: More Details
DNA Transfer And Gene Expression In Loblolly Pine: More Details
Use Of Tissue Culture Techniques In A Hardwood Treeimprovement Program: More Details
Field Performance Of Loblolly Pinetissue Culture Plantlets: More Details
Predicted Genetic Gains Adjusted For Inbreeding for An Eucalyptus grandis Seed Orchard: More Details
Monoterpene Phenotypes In Loblolly Pine Populations:natural Selection Trends And Implications: More Details
Differences In Seed Properties Among Reciprocal Crosses Of Loblolly Pine: More Details
Variation In Fusiform Rust Stem Galls On Five- And Six-year-old Slash Pines: More Details
Techniques For Successful Artificial Regeneration Of Long Leaf Pine: More Details
Polymorphic Isoenzymes From Megagamethophytes And Pollen Oflongleaf Pine: Characterization, Inheritance, And Use Inanalyses Of Genetic Variation And Genotype Verification: More Details
Parent Vs. Offspring Selection: A Case Study: More Details
Genetic Variation In Loblolly Pineroot Growth Potential: More Details
Estimating Pollen Contamination Inloblolly Pine Seed Orchards By Pollen Trapping: More Details
Geographic Patterns Of Variation Ingrowth Of Sweetgum In East Texas: More Details
Biomass Characteristics Of Sycamore Coppice Influenced By Parentage And Type Of Planting Stock: More Details
Supplemental Mass Pollination Of Single Clone Orchardsfor The Production Of Southern Pine Hybrids: More Details
A Seven-Year-Old Ocala Sand Pine Seedling Seed Orchard: More Details
Third-Year Comparisons Of Loblolly And Slash Pine Seed Sources For Fusiform Rust Resistance And Growth Potential In North Central Florida: More Details
Comparative Physiology Of Loblolly Pine Seedlings From Seven Geographic Sources As Related To Growth Rate: More Details
Cold Tolerance Variation In Loblolly Pine Needles From Different Branch Types, Families, And Environments: More Details
Testing And Deployment Of Genetically Engineered Trees: More Details
Tissue Culture of Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua L.): More Details
Vegetative Propagation Of Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) Through Tissue Culture: More Details
Dynamics Of Improved Loblolly Pine Plantations And Theimplications For Modeling Growth Of Improved Stands: More Details
North Central Forest Experiment Station Biotechnology Program-application To Tree Improvement: More Details