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6th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1961)

Gainesville, Florida. June 7-8, 1961.

	A Decade of Progress in Tree Improvement C. M. Kaufman Details
	Results of the Southwide Pine Seed Source Study Through 1960-61. Philip C. Wakeley Details
	Variation Patterns in Natural Stands of Loblolly Pine Eyvind Thorbjorsen Details
	Ten-year Results on a Cooperative Loblolly Pine Seed Source Thomas G. Zarger Details
	Racial Variation in Root Form of Longleaf Pine Seedlings E. B. Snyder Details
	Physiological-genetic Variation in Plant Tissue Thomas O. Perry Details
	Selection as a Method of Tree Breeding Keith W. Dorman Details
	Some Statistical Aspects of Progeny Testing Thomas C. Evans, John C. Barber, and A. E. Squillace Details
	Inheritance of Vigor in Slash Pine W.J. Peters and R. E. Goddard Details
	Inheritance of Gum Yield and Other Characteristics of Slash Pine A. E. Squillace and G. W. Bengtson Details
	Growth, Crown Form and Fusiform Rust Resistance in Open-pollinated Slash Pine Progenies John C. Barber Details
	Artificial Testing of Intra- and Interspecies Southern Pine Hybrids for Rust Resistance F. F. Jewell Details
	Selection of Populus Clones for Southern Bottom Lands Louis C. Maisenhelder Details
	Advances in Tools and Techniques of Tree Improvement Franklin C. Cech Details
	Possible Refinements in Controlled Pollination of Southern Pines T. E. Campbell and Philip C. Wakeley Details
	Natural and Induced Flowering in Young Pine Trees Francois Mergen Details
	Cone and Seed Insects and Their Control E. P. Merkel and B. H. Ebel Details
	Interrelationship of Wood Properties of Loblolly Pine B. Zobel, R. L. McElwee, and Cicely Browne Details
	Potentials and Problems of Hardwood Tree Improvement J.S. McKnight and F. T. Bonner Details
	Summary of the Sixth Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference Carl E. Ostrom Details

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