28th Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference (2005)

28th Biennial Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference in Raleigh, NC from June 21-23, 2005. Hosted by North Carolina State University.

Tree Improvement and Forest Management in the Evolving Landscape of Forest: More Details
Molecular Genetics of Cellulose Synthesis in Developing Wood of Loblolly Pine: More Details
Forty Years of Genetic Improvement of Shortleaf Pine in Missouri: More Details
Clonal Replacement as a Tool for Seed Orchard Managers: More Details
Preliminary Results for Above- and Below-Ground Bio-Sequestration of a Mature: More Details
Genetic Variation in Basal Area Increment Phenology and its Correlation with Growth: More Details
Seedling Resistance to Phytophthora cinnamomi in the Genus Abies: More Details
An Ex Situ Gene Conservation Plan for Fraser Fir: More Details
Our Roots: The Start of Tree Improvement in the South: More Details
Improving Forest Productivity Through Biotechnology: More Details
The Cellulose Synthase and Cellulose Synthase-Like Gene Superfamily in the: More Details
Summary of Important Results from Biological Research Conducted by Camcore: More Details
Commercialization of Forest Biotechnology: Economic Targets for Enhanced Global: More Details
Genetics of Resistance to Phytophthora cinnamomi in Chestnut: More Details
Light Quality Treatments Improve Pine Somatic Seedling Production Efficiency: More Details
Impact of Crop Tree Release on Wood Properties of Pitch x Loblolly Pine Hybrids: More Details
Invertases as Genetic Determinants of Sink Strength: More Details
Interacting Genes in the Pine-Fusiform Rust Forest Pathosystem: More Details
USDA Forest Service, Forest Health Protection, Resistance Screening Center Services: More Details
Application of Sprinkler System for Control of Cone Insects in a Conal Seed Orchard: More Details
Cloning of Mature Black Willow Trees via Shoot Organogenesis: More Details
Clonal Forestry: Out of the Lab, Finally: More Details
Genetic Gain and Diversity of Seed Crops under Alternative Management Options: More Details
The Role of NAC068, a NAC Domain Protein, in Wood Development: More Details
Survival and Promotion of Female and Male Strobili from Topgrafting in Third-Cycle: More Details
The Effect of Root Segment Origin, Size, and Orientation in Aspen Rootling Propagation: More Details
What Do We Do to Improve Wood Properties in a Breeding Program?: More Details
USDA Forest Service Cooperates with the USDA National Center for Genetic Resources: More Details
Towards an Information Concerning Genetic Parameters of European Larch: More Details
Genetic Variation in Wood Quality (MOE) of Coastal Douglas-fir: More Details
Comparing Parameter Estimation Techniques for Diameter Distributions: More Details
Expected Genetic Gains and Development Plans for Two Longleaf Pine: More Details
Selfing Results in Inbreeding Depression of Growth but not of Gas Exchange: More Details
Geographic Variation in Shortleaf Pine (Pinus echinata Mill.) - Cortical Monoterpenes: More Details
From Tree Improvement to Species Improvement: Restoration and Conservation: More Details
A Random Walk Through the History of Breeding for Wood Quality: More Details
The Outlook for Pine Plantation Management in the South: More Details
After 50 Years, Shift Genetic Emphasis Toward the True Tree Value – Pine Sawtimber: More Details
Poster Abstracts: More Details
Genetic Linkage Map of Nordmann fir: The First in the Genus Abies: More Details
Microsatellite DNA Variation within the University/Industry: More Details
Heritability and Gain for Early Height Growth and Foliage Retention: More Details
Genetically Improved Eucalypts for Novel Applications and Sites in Florida: More Details
The Impact of Variable Success of Somatic Embryogenesis Among Elite Crosses: More Details
Susceptibility of Loblolly x Slash Pine Interspecific F1 Hybrids to Tip Moth Infestation and: More Details
Is the cad-n1 Allele Associated with Increased Wood Density or Growth: More Details
On the Origin of Fusiform Rust Resistance in Loblolly Pine: More Details
Genomic Resources for the Study of Loblolly Pine and Other Conifers: More Details
Issues Facing State Tree Improvement Programs: More Details
Candidate Gene-Quantitative Phenotype Associations for Resistance: More Details
Identification of a New Retrotransposable Element in Loblolly Pine: More Details
Genetic Analysis of Early Field Growth of Loblolly Pine Clones and Seedlings: More Details
Genetic Variation in Young Fraser Fir Progeny Tests: More Details
Using Biotechnology to Help Restore the American Chestnut: More Details
Height and Diameter Growth Differences Among Eight Cherrybark Oak Provenances: More Details
Cover and front matter: More Details
Impacts of Tree Improvement on the Forest Products Industry: More Details
A Microsatellite Assessment of Population Architecture and Gene Flow in Fraser Fir: More Details
Expression Patterns of Pinus Defense Genes During Host-Pathogen Interactions: More Details
List of Participants: More Details
Genetic Variation in MFA, MOE and Wood Density Among Clones of Pinus taeda L.: More Details

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