27th Northeastern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1981)

School of Natural Resources. The University of Vermont- Burlington, VT. July 29-31, 1980.

	Advances in Genetics and Tree Breeding Bruce Zobel Details
	A Quarter Century of Progress in Tree Improvement in the Northeast Jonathan W. Wright Details
	Forest Genetics Progresses in Quebec Armand G. Corriveau and Gilles Vallee Details
	Tree Improvement at the Woodland Division of Georgia-Pacific Corporation in Maine and New Brunswick William R. Sayward Details
	Hardwood Tree Improvement at Petawa National Forestry Institute Gordon Murray Details
	Assessment of a Large-Scale Reforestation System with Containerized Seedlings on the Basis of 5-Year Experience at the Woodland Division of Georgia-Pacific Corporation in Maine and New Brunswick Oscar Selin Details
	Variation in Cambial Peroxidase Isozymes in Quercus Species, Provenances, and Progenies Frank S. Santamour, Jr. and Polly Demuth Details
	Flavonoids and Coumarins in Fraxinus and Their Potential Utility in Hybrid Verification Frank S. Santamour, Jr. Details
	Clonal Propagation of Sugar Maple by Rooting Cuttings Harry W. Yawney, John R. Donnelly Details
	Genetic Advances Among Pines of the Northeast Henry D. Gerhold Details
	Variation of Clonal Progenies from Pinus strobus Seed Orchards in the Northeastern United States Grown in Maryland's Nursery John B. Genys and Clyde M. Hunt Details
	The Performance of Austrian Pine Seed Sources on Various Sites in West Virginia and Pennsylvania Roy N. Keys, Franklin C. Cech Details
	Variation in Specific Gravity and Tracheid Length Among Balsam Fir Provenances Patrick J. Dery and Donald H. DeHayes Details
	Ten-Year Results of a Limited Range Eastern White Pine Seed Source Study: Variation in Growth and Specific Gravity Richard Olson, Franklin Cech, and G.W. Wendel Details
	Measurement of Partial Replications and Its Effect on the Assessment of Genetic Data Chen Hui Lee Details

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