The Masson pine breeding programme has advanced to the third cycle. However, breeding
and deployment are based largely on plantation inventory zones rather than biological …

Abstract Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra L.), which is native to North America, covers over
350.000 ha in Europe and is currently the most common non-native deciduous tree species …

In recent years, plantations of Aquilaria sinensis in China have been dominated by Qi-nan,
yet there remains limited research on the growth evaluation and breeding of these clones. In …

It is particularly important to select the provenance with better adaptability in the context of
the counteracting potential adverse effects of climate change. However, the growth …

The dynamics of the production, chemical composition, and accumulated nutrients in litterfall
are essential to understand the availability of nutrients and, consequently, possible gains in …

Tree breeders use traits of economic interest as productivity, stem form and wood quality, to
select individuals for advanced generations. We determined the genetic control of growth …

The phenotype and adaptability of an individual tree is influenced by genetic and
environmental factors. In this study, the genetic parameters of growth traits for 40 poplar …

Forest yield is significantly influenced by silvicultural practices. Moreover, environmental
conditions play key role in trees' growth and wood features. Accordingly, the aim of the …

Eucalyptus urophylla is important for the establishment of commercial forest plantations in
Mexico. Genetic improvement programs are currently being implemented to increase timber …

Pinus greggii has potential for inclusion in temperate zone breeding programs around the
world as it is frost resistant and produces high yields for pulp production. This study …