5th Northeastern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1958)

Orono, Maine August 22-23, 1957

	Summary of Forest Tree Improvement Work in the Northeast William J. Gabriel Details
	Improvement Work With Eastern White Pine in the Northeast Victor S. Jensen Details
	Highlights of Current Forest Tree Improvement Activities in the Lake States Paul O. Rudolf Details
	Summary of Forest Tree Improvement Work in the South Philip C. Wakeley Details
	Summary of Forest Tree Improvement Work in the Pacific Northwest John W. Duffield Details
	Summary of Forest Tree Improvement Work in California F.I Righter Details
	Forest Tree Breeding Work in Canada C. Heimburger Details
	The Penobscot Experimental Forest R.F. Longwood Details
	Genetic Improvement Conversion Ernst J. Schreiner Details
	The Possibilities of Norway Spruce in Maine R.I. Ashman Details
	Blister Rust Resistance in Eastern White Pine R.F. Patton and A.J. Riker Details
	Air-Layering of Norway Spruce and Blue Spruce Francois Mergen Details
	Spruce Improvement Research at the Lake States Forest Experiment Station--An Outline Paul O. Rudolf and Hans Nienstaedt Details
	Relation Between Growth and Unit Rate of Photosynthesis Philippe F. Bourdeau Details
	The Role of Temperature in Pollen Germination of Pinus and Its Bearing on Controlled Pollination Practices J.R. McWilliam Details
	Natural Selection of Blight-Resistant American Chestnuts Appears Promising Jesse D. Diller Details
	Some Interesting Aspects of Flower Morphology and Flower Ecology of Various Forest Trees F.U. Klaehn Details
	Report of the Committee on Reorganization of the Standing Technical Committees E.W. Littlefield, Chariman, H.I. Baldwin, J.B. Carlaw, V.S. Jensen, F. Mergen Details

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