20th Northeastern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1973)

University of New Hampshire. Durham, New Hampshire. July 31 - August 2, 1972.

	Biochemical Comparisons of Extracts From Physiologically Juvenile and Mature Quaking Aspen Cuttings Ray R. Hicks, Jr. and G.R. Stairs Details
	Some Apects of NEFTIC in Retrospect and Prospect Ernst J. Schreiner Details
	Report of the Committee on Reorganization of the Standing Technical Committees E.W. Littlefield, Chairman, H.I. Baldwin, J.B. Carlaw, V.S. Jensen, F. Mergen Details
	Morphological Differences Between Black Maple and Sugar Maple and Their Hybrids William J. Gabriel Details
	Problems and Techniques Associated with Natural and Controlled Pollination of Black Cherry (Prunus sertotina Ehrh.) Donovan Forbes Details
	Clonal vs. Half-Sib Seedling Orchards for Black Walnut Charles J. Masters and Walter F. Beineke Details
	The Application of Mass Selection in Tree Improvement F. Thomas Ledig Details
	Recent Provenance Tests in Sweden Henry I. Baldwin Details
	Within-Provenance Variation in Yellow Birch Knud E. Clausen Details
	A Comparison of White Pine Weevil Resistance in Caged and Outplanted Seedlings from Two Sources Donald P. Cannola Details
	The Eastern White Pine Cooperative Blister-Rust Resistant Development Program Richard G. Miller Details
	Inheritance and Correlation of Growth Characters in Hybrid Poplar Cones Ronald C. Wilkinson Details
	Prospects for Selecting and Breeding Trees Resistant to Deicing Salt Maurice E. Demeritt, Jr. Details
	Tree Improvement Activities in the South Herscel G. Abbott Details
	Wood Quality Considerations in Tree Improvement Activities H.E. Whalgren Details
	Hybrid Poplar Plantings On Strip-Mine Sites in Pennsylvania W.G. "Turk" Jones Details

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