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15th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (1979)

Trends In Forest Managementas Influenced By Tree Improvement: More Details
Early Growth Of Planted Northern Red Oak As Influenced By Genotype And Nitrogen Fertilization: More Details
Variation And Estimated Gains In Height, Diameter, And Volume Growth For Open-pollinated Progeny Of Virginia Pine (pinus Virginiana Mill.): More Details
Avoid Early Selection For Growth Rate In Cottonwood: More Details
The Use Of Breeding Groups In Advanced Generation Breeding: More Details
The Use And Selection Of Trees For Energy And Chemicals: More Details
Genetic Variation In Sand Pine And Slash Pine: More Details
Registrants - Fifteenth Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference: More Details
Relative Geographic Stability Of Resistance To Fusiform Rust Of Selected Slash Pine Families: More Details
Progress Report: Improved Seedling Production In The South: More Details
Index Selection For Volume And Straightness In A Loblolly Pine Population: More Details
Incorporating Genetic Information In Growth And Yield Models: More Details
Tree Improvement In The South -- A Promise Fulfilled: More Details
Progress And Future Needs Of Forest Genetics Research In The South: More Details
Genetic Variation In Mississippi Sweetgum: More Details
Long-term Tree Breeding: More Details
Southern Tree Improvement's Impact On Forest Products - Thoughts On The Future: More Details
Inheritance Of Sprout Growth In American Sycamore: More Details
Geographic Patterns Of Allozymic Variation In Loblolly Pine: More Details
Response To Nitrate And Ammonium Fertilizers -flowers, Cones And Seed In A Loblolly Pine Seed Orchard: More Details
Root Decline Associated With Subsoiling In Three Loblolly Pine Seed Orchards: More Details
Trickle Irrigation For Seed Orchards: More Details
Management Of An Indoor, Potted Loblolly Pine Breeding Orchard: More Details
Comparison Of Growth And Volume Production Of Slash And Loblolly Pine Test Plantations On Two Planting Sites: More Details