19th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1987)

The 19th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference was held on June 16-18, 1987, at the College Station Hilton, near the Texas A&M campus in College Station, Texas. The Conference was co-sponsored by the Texas Forest Service and the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Osmotic Adjustment in Pinus taeda Families in Response to Water Stress: More Details
Growth and Isozyme Analysis of Axenic Cultures of Cronartium quercuum f. sp. fusiforme Derived from Basidiospores: More Details
Chloroplast DNA Variation in the Sympatric Zone of Lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta Dougl.) and Jack Pine (P. banksiana Lamb.): More Details
The Tendency of Round Gall Development in Loblolly Pines that are Resistant to Cronartium quercuum f. sp. fusiforme: More Details
Seasonal Rooting Response of 6-Year-Old Loblolly Pine Clones to Different Concentrations of Indole-3-Butyric Acid and Dimethyl Sulfoxide: More Details
Relationship Between Stability Indices at the Time of Germination and at the Seedling Stage in Jack Pine: More Details
Field and Greenhouse Fusiform Rust Symptoms Predict Mortality in Progeny Field Tests: More Details
A Seed Source and Progeny Test of Select East Coast Loblolly Pines in Arkansas and Mississippi: More Details
Effects of Genetically Improved Stands on Growth and Yield Principles (invited paper): More Details
Genetic Improvement of Virginia Pine Christmas Trees: More Details
Polymix Crosses for Rust Resistance Screening: More Details
The Frequency of Plant Regeneration from Norway Spruce Somatic Embryos: More Details
Stage of Shoot Development and Concentration of Applied Hormone Affect Rooting of Northern Red Oak Softwood Cuttings: More Details
A Challenge for Tree Improvement: More Details
Regeneration of Yellow-Poplar from Protoplast Culture: More Details
The Nature of Waterlogging Tolerance of Loblolly Pine: More Details
Applications of Biotechnology in Forest Tree Improvement (invited paper): More Details
Cellular Drought Tolerance Studies in Loblolly Pine: More Details
Pitch Canker Resistant Slash Pine Identified by Greenhouse Screening: More Details
Silicon Effects on Loblolly Pine Seedling Growth and Water Status: More Details
Use of Excessive Waterlogging and Physiological Responses to Measure Genetic Variation in Loblolly Pine Waterlogging Tolerance: More Details
Induction of New Host Coded Proteins in Pinus elliottii Seedlings in Response to Pathogen and Water Stress: More Details
Seed Orchard Management: Something Old and Something New (invited paper): More Details
Value of Production Orchards Based on Two Cycles of Breeding and Testing: More Details
Potential Alternative Insecticides for Insect Control in Southern Pine Seed Orchards: More Details
Seed Yields per Bushel: Orchard vs. Natural Stands: More Details
Annual Top Pruning as a Crown Management Technique in a Young Loblolly Pine Seed Orchard to Reduce Height and Still Produce Flowers: More Details
Supplemental Mass Pollination is Feasible on an Operational Scale: More Details
Effect of a Clonal Row Orchard Design on the Seed Yields of Loblolly Pine: More Details
Design, Establishment and Management of a Black Alder (Alnus glutinosa L. Gaertn.) Seed Orchard: More Details
Effects of Related and Unrelated Graft Partners in Slash Pine (Pinus elliottii Engelm.): More Details
Practical Uses of Breeding Values in Tree Improvement Programs and Their Prediction from Progeny Test Data (invited paper): More Details
APA: A Useful Tool for Analyses of Progeny Tests: More Details
Regression and Spline Methods for Removing Environmental Variance in Progeny Tests: More Details
Progeny Testing Nitrogen Fixing Trees Prosopis (Mesquite) and Leucaena for Biomass Production: More Details
Patterns of Genetic Variation Among Ten-Year-Old Open-Pollinated Mid-South Seed Sources of American Sycamore: More Details
Geographic Genetic Variation in Black Cherry: More Details
Modeling Distributions of Stem Characteristics of Genetically Improved Loblolly Pine: More Details
Juvenile-Mature Correlations in Sycamore: More Details
Differences in Growth Rate and in Acceleration of Growth Rate Among Loblolly Pine Rangewide Seed Sources Confirmed: More Details
Tests of Realized Genetic Gain from a Coastal Virginia Loblolly Pine First Generation Seed Orchard: More Details
Isozyme Heterozygosity, Phenotypic Family Stability, and Inter-Family Competition Among Seedlings of Loblolly Pine: More Details
Results of Micropulping Wood Samples of Seven Pine Hybrid Families in Zululand: More Details
Geographic Genetic Variation in Southern Red Oak: More Details
Addendum: Views on Forest Biotechnology: Report from a Conference on Tree Improvement by Genetic Engineering: More Details
A Tree Improvement Program to Develop Clones of Loblolly Pine for Reforestation: More Details
Area Potentially Available to a Tree: A Research Tool: More Details
Dynamics of Stand Growth and Yield Over 29 Years in a Loblolly Pine Source Trial in Arkansas: More Details
Chloroplast Ultrastructure of Primary Needles in the Adventitious Shoots of Pinus taeda: More Details
The Weiss-McNair Cone Harvester: More Details
Phenotypic Selection Effective in a Northern Red Oak Seedling Seed Orchard: More Details
Clonal Variation of Tannin and Phenolic Concentrations of Cones from a Selected Poplulation of Loblolly Pine: More Details
The Effects of Using Pollen Contaminated with Conidia of Fusarium moniliforme var. subglutinans on Control-Pollinated Strobili of Slash Pine: More Details
An Operational Trial of Supplemental Mass Pollination in a Loblolly Pine Seed Orchard: More Details
A Southern Pine Seed Orchard in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas: More Details

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