Genotype by environment interaction (G× E) refers to the comparative performances of
genotypes differing among environments, representing differences in genotype rankings or …

The conifers are a diverse and ancient group of seed plants of monophyletic origin that
arose more than 300 million years ago (Rothwell and Scheckler 1988). They are uniformly …

Sustainable use of forest genetic resources in Mediterranean pines should consider different
aspects such as the conservation of genetic resources, the actions derived from the …

Aim To disentangle the effects of environmental and geographical processes driving
phylogenetic distances among clades of maritime pine (P inus pinaster). To assess the …

Phenotypic plasticity is a main mechanism for sessile organisms to cope with changing
environments. Plasticity is genetically based and can evolve under natural selection so that …

The potential of pine resin as a renewable non-timber product is furthering the
socioeconomic relevance of the resin industry in Europe, where maritime pine (Pinus …

Western Iberia has recently shown increasing frequency of drought conditions coupled with
heatwave events, leading to exacerbated limiting climatic conditions for plant growth. It is not …

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 …

The contribution of genetic adaptation and plasticity to intraspecific phenotypic variability
remains insufficiently studied in long‐lived plants, as well as the relevance of neutral versus …