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ŠUMARSKI LIST 7-8/1983 str. 67 <-- 67 --> PDF |
Hol z er, K. (Austria): Influence on growth of Norway spruce seedlings by nutrition. Lewars , S. (Federal Republik of Germany): Variability, heritability and response to selection of wood characteristics in a Norway spruce clonal experiment. Monchaux , P. (France): Mass selection with Norway spruce in the nursery. Sabor , J. (Poland): Investigation on spring flushing and its role in the selection of Norway spruce provenances tolerant of late frosts at IPTNS-IUFRO 1964/ 68 site at Krynica. Wellendorf , H. (Denmark): Cutting propagation as a tool for within family selection in sublines of Norway spruce. R a u t e r, R. M. (Canada): Recent advances in vegetative propagation including biological and economic considerations and future potential. J a n s o n, L. T. (Poland): Influence of age, species and clone of birch ortets on rooting ability of cuttings. Gill, J. G. S. (Great Britain): Comparisons of production costs and genetic benefits of transplants and rooted cuttings of Picea sitchensis. Weisgerber , H. (Fed. Rep. of Germany): Perceptions on the future of poplar culture. Campinhos , E. (Brazil): Producing vegetative propagules in the Nursery. Chaperon, H.; Fraysse, J. Y.; L e z e, D. (France): Menagement of the mother- trees for the vegetative propagation by cuttings of forest trees: application to the propagation of Eucalyptus. Martin , B. (France): Vegetative propagation and breeding: The use of a multi- clonal variety of hybrid Eucalyptus in tropical area. Bur don, R. D. (USA): The roles and optimal place of vegetative propagation in tree breeding strategies. Rone , V. (USSR): Early tests in clonal breeding of Norway spruce: experiment results and problems. M a t h e s o n, A. C; E 1 d r i d g e, G. K. (Australia): Cuttings from young seedlings- A new approach for Pinus radiata. Kim, J. H.; Hyun, S. K.; Lee, K. J. and Kim, K. C. (Korea): Mass clonal propagation of Pinus rigida X P. taeda Ft by tissue culture. Ahuja , M. R. (Fed. Rep. of Germany): Tissue culture technology in clonal propagation of aspen (Populus) genotypes. Melchior , G. H. (Fed. Rep. of Germany): The choice of rootstocks to influence grafts of Norway spruce. Chaperon, H.; Alazard, P. and Brunet, M. (France) Place of the vegetative propagation by cuttings in the breedings programme of the maritime pine (Pinus pinaster). Cornu, D. and Chaic, C. (France): Propagation of mature wild cherry trees (Prunus avium) by in vitro culture: Application to a large number of clones. Cornu, D.; Dufour, J. and Lemoine, M. (France): Role of reproductive methods in wild cherry (Prunus avium) improvement program. Muhs , H. J. (Fed. Rep. of Germany): Identifying problems and legal aspects of using multiclonal mixtures. Hedstrom, B. S.; Krutzsch, P (Sweden): Regulations on clonal forestry with Picea abies. Heybroek, H. M. and Tol, G. (Netherlands): Knowledge of sites and of site requierements will reduce the optimal number of genotypes in a mixture. Kang , H. (USA): Components of a tree breeding plan. Mossadegh , A. (Iran): The pattern of genetical amelioration of Pinus elda rica Medw. in Iran. Radi, P. Mittempergher, L. (Italy): Breeding of pine, cypress and elm for disease resistance in Italy. Ross , M. D. (Fed. Rep. of Germany): Sex function: outcrossing and fitness in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) Morgenstern, E. K. and Micholson, J. J. M. (Canada): Clonal selection as a breeding alternative for Larix laricina. |