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18th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1985)

	Genetic Engineering In Forest Trees F. Thomas Ledig and Ronald R. Sederoff Details
	North Central Forest Experiment Station Biotechnology Program-application To Tree Improvement Neil D. Nelson Details
	Biotechnology And Forest Genetics:an Industry Perspective R. J. Dinus Details
	Testing And Deployment Of Genetically Engineered Trees W. J. Libby Details
	DNA Transfer And Gene Expression In Loblolly Pine Ronal R.Sederoffi, Anne-Marie Stomp, W. Scott Chilton, and Larry Moore Details
	Use Of Tissue Culture Techniques In A Hardwood Treeimprovement Program D. W. Einspahr and S. R. Wann Details
	Tissue Culture of Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua L.) H. E. Sommer, H. Y. Wetzstein and N. Lee Details
	Vegetative Propagation Of Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) Through Tissue Culture H.C. Sonia Tsai and F.H. Huang Details
	Micropropagation Of Eucalyptus viminalis M. W. Cunningham and R. L. Mott Details
	Growth Changes In Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda L.) Cell Cultures In Response To Drought Stress R. J. Newton, S. Sen, and J. P. van Buijtenen Details
	Techniques For Successful Artificial Regeneration Of Long Leaf Pine MARC G. ROUNSAVILLE Details
	Longleaf Pine Tree Improvement In The Western Gulf Region T. D. Byram and W. J. Lowe Details
	Polymorphic Isoenzymes From Megagamethophytes And Pollen Oflongleaf Pine: Characterization, Inheritance, And Use Inanalyses Of Genetic Variation And Genotype Verification Stuart E. Dubai Details
	Genetic And Cultural Factors Affecting Growth Performanceof Slash Pine G. L. Reighard, D. L. Rockwood, and C. W. Comer Details
	Two-Stage Early Selection: A Method For Prioritization And Weighting Of Traits Cheryl B. Talbert Details
	Design Efficiencies With Planned And Unplanned Unbalancefor Estimating Heritability In Forestry Barbara G. McCutchan Details
	Within-Tree Variation Incortical Monoterpenes Of Slash Pine Susan V. Kossuth and H. David Muse Details
	Field Performance Of Loblolly Pinetissue Culture Plantlets L. John Frampton, Jr., Ralph L. Mott and Henry V. Amerson Details
	Parent Vs. Offspring Selection: A Case Study Gary R. Hodge Details
	Genetic Variation In Loblolly Pineroot Growth Potential L.E. DeWald, P.P. Feret, and R.E. Kreh Details
	Response Of Four Sources Of Loblolly Pineto Soil Acidity Extremes Michael C. Harbin Details
	Dynamics Of Improved Loblolly Pine Plantations And Theimplications For Modeling Growth Of Improved Stands Marilyn A. Buford and Harold E. Burkhart Details
	Estimating Pollen Contamination Inloblolly Pine Seed Orchards By Pollen Trapping Michael Greenwood and Terry Rucker Details
	Supplemental Mass Pollination Of Single Clone Orchardsfor The Production Of Southern Pine Hybrids Donald R. Knezick, John E. Kuserl and Peter W. Garrett Details
	Theoretical Impact Of Pollen Viability And Distribution On The Numberof Strobili To Use For Controlled Pollinations In Loblolly Pine D. L. Bramlett, F. E. Bridgwater, J. B. Jett, and F. R. Matthews Details
	A Seven-Year-Old Ocala Sand Pine Seedling Seed Orchard Ralph A. Lewis, Timothy LaFarge and James L. McConnell Details
	Monitoring Coneworms With Pheromone Traps: A Valuable Pestdetection Procedure For Use In Southern Pine Seed Orchards J. C. Weatherby, G. L. DeBarr, and L. R. Barber Details
	Selection Potential For Coneworm And Seed Bugresistance In Loblolly Pineseed Orchards George R. Askew, Roy L. Redden, and Gary DeBarr Details
	Predicting Loblolly Pine Seedling Performancefrom Seed Properties T H Shear and T 0 Perry Details
	An Ocala Sand Pine Progeny Testcompared With A Seedling Seed Orchard Timothy LaFarge, Ralph Lewis, and James L. McConnell Details
	Geographic Patterns Of Variation Ingrowth Of Sweetgum In East Texas A. F. Stauder III, and W. J. Lowell Details
	Juvenile Growth Performance In A Provenance Test Of Sweetgum Kim C. Steiner, Bruce Bongarten, and Randall J. Rousseau Details
	Genetic Parameters For Two Eastern Cottonwoodpopulations In The Lower Mississippi Valley G. Sam Foster Details
	Genetic Variation Among Open—Pollinated Families of Baldcypress Seedlings Planted On Two Different Sites Patricia Faulkner, Furcy Zeringue, and John Toliver Details
	Biomass Characteristics Of Sycamore Coppice Influenced By Parentage And Type Of Planting Stock S. B. Land, Jr. and E. B. Schultz Details
	Predicted Genetic Gains Adjusted For Inbreeding for An Eucalyptus grandis Seed Orchard K. V. Reddy, D. L. Rockwood, C.W. Comerand G. F. Meskimen Details
	Can Lateral Root Characteristics Be A Majorfactor In Assessing Seedling Quality Paul P. Kormanik Details
	Monoterpene Phenotypes In Loblolly Pine Populations:natural Selection Trends And Implications A.E. Squillace, Harry R. Powers, Jr., and S. V. Kossuth Details
	One-Quarter Century Of Tree Improvement On National Forests In The Southern Region Robert N. Kitchens Details
	Third-Year Comparisons Of Loblolly And Slash Pine Seed Sources For Fusiform Rust Resistance And Growth Potential In North Central Florida John A. Pait, III, Lee Draper, Jr., and Robert A. Schmidt Details
	Comparative Physiology Of Loblolly Pine Seedlings From Seven Geographic Sources As Related To Growth Rate Bruce C. Bongarten, Robert O. Teskey and Brett A. Boltz Details
	Resistance To The Development Of Pitch Canker In Open-Pollinated Slash Pine Families G.A. Lowerts, M.H. Zoerb, Jr., and J. Pait Details
	Growth Model Evaluation: South-wide Loblolly Pine Seed Source Study Fan H. Kung Details
	Evaluation Of Slash Pine For Resistance To Pitch Canker C. H. McRae, D. L. Rockwood and G. M. Blakeslee Details
	Cold Tolerance Variation In Loblolly Pine Needles From Different Branch Types, Families, And Environments T. E. Kolb and K. C. Steiner Details
	Adventive Embryogenesis In Yellow-poplar Tissue Cultures:a Preliminary Report S. A. Merkle, H. E. Sommer and C. L. Brown Details
	Differences In Seed Properties Among Reciprocal Crosses Of Loblolly Pine Thomas 0. Perry and Theodore H. Shear Details
	Variation In Fusiform Rust Stem Galls On Five- And Six-year-old Slash Pines Charles H. Walkinshaw Details
	Southern Forest Tree Improvement Committee Details

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