7th Lake States Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1965)

Joint Proceedings of the 7th Lake States Forest Tree Improvement Conference and the 2nd Genetics Workshop of the American Foresters. October 21-23, 1964. Meeting held at Michigan State University's Biological Station near Hickory Corners, Michigan.

A New Spruce Hybrid- Picea Schrenkiana X P. Glauca: More Details
Pine Pollens Frozen Five Years Produce Seed: More Details
Studies of Compatibility in Betula: More Details
The Production of Homozygous Tree Material: More Details
Technique and Interpretation in Tree Seed Radiography: More Details
Cone and Seed Yields in White Spruce Seed Production Areas: More Details
Mass Production of Shortleaf X Slash Pine Hybrids by Pollinating Unbagged Female Flowers: More Details
Stimulation of Earlier Flowering and Seed Production in Jack Pine Seedlings Through Greenhouse and Nursery Culture: More Details
The Problem of Site Variation Within Red Pine Provenance Experiments: More Details
Field Trip on the Kellogg Forest of Michigan State University Near Augusta, Michigan: More Details
Business Meeting: More Details
Officers and Members of the Lake States Forest Tree Improvement Committe, 1965: More Details
The Committee on Forest Tree Improvement, Divison of Silviculture, Society of American Foresters, 1965: More Details
Evidences of the Inheritance of Turpentine Composition in Slash Pine: More Details
Inheritance of Germinative Energy and Germinative Capacity in Douglas-Fir: More Details
Variation and Inheritance of Some Physiological and Morphological Traits in Douglas-Fir: More Details
Ten-Year Height Growth Variation in Lake States Jack Pine: More Details
Vacuum Storage of Yellow-Poplar Pollen: More Details
Scientific and Common Names of Tree Genera and Species Mentioned in the Text: More Details
Letter of Appreciation: More Details
Variation in Juvenile Growth and Wood Properties in Half-Sib Cottonwood Families: More Details
Foreword: More Details
Selection for Precocious Flowering in Pinus Sylvestris: More Details
Family Indices for Seed-Orchard Selection: More Details
Lattice and Compact Family Block Designs in Forest Genetics: More Details
Segregation for Chlorophyll Deficiencies and Other Phenodeviants in the X1 and X2 Generations of Irradiated Jack Pine: More Details
Acknowledgments: More Details
Monoterpene Concentration in Douglas-Fir in Relation to Geographic Location and Resistance to Attack by the Douglas-Fir Beetle: More Details
Germinant Size of Jack Pine in Relation to Seed Size and Geographic Origin: More Details
Crossability and Relationships of the California Big-Cone Pines: More Details

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