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5th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1959)

Raleigh, North Carolina. June 11-12, 1959.

	Five-year Results of the Southwide Geographic Seed Source Study Philip C. Wakeley Details
	Patterns of Insect and Disease Occurrence in the Southwide Geographic Seed Source Study Berch W. Henry Details
	Disease Resistance Studies in Tree Improvement Research F. F. Jewell Details
	Early Results of a Seed Source Study of Slash Pine in Georgia and Flordia A. E. Squillace and John Kraus Details
	An Evaluation of Growth and Form in 5-year-old Open-pollinated Progeny from Selected Loblolly Pine R. E. Goddard, C. L. Brown, T. E. Campbell, and A. J. Hodges Details
	Superior Tree Selection, Loblolly Pine O. J. Peevy Details
	Superior Tree Selection, Slash Pine F. C. Cech Details
	Establishment and Management of Slash Pine Seed Orchards George M. Ference Details
	The Place of Fertilizers in Forest Tree Improvement T. E. Maki Details
	Results of Pollen Dispersal Studies (Not Published) Robert McElwee Details
	Establishment and Management of Seed-producing Areas Don E. Cole Details
	Variation in Nursery-grown Seedlings from Individual Mother Trees in a Seed-producing Area C. L. Brown and R. E. Goddard Details
	Problems Involved in the Control of Cone Insects by Aerial Spraying E. P. Merkel, W. L. Beers, Jr., and P. E. Hoekstra Details
	Cone Rust Control (Not Published) F. R. Matthews Details
	Results to Date of a Seed Source Study in Yellow Poplar (Not Published) Earl R. Sluder Details
	The Georgia Seed Certification Program John C. Barber Details
	Specific Gravity Variation in Mississippi Pine H. L. Mitchell Details
	Variation in Inherent Wood Characteristics of Slash Pine S. R. Miller Details
	Results of Pulping Tests of Different Densities of Wood (Not Published) Louis Hiett and Walter Beers Details
	Tree Improvement Activities in the Pacific Northwest John W. Duffield Details

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