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[Archive] Advances in biotechnology: powerful tools for tree breeding and genetic conservation

Lead Author: Steve Lee
A range of biotechnological tools has been used by Forest Research to enhance the efficiencies of research and development programmes associated with tree breeding and genetic conservation. This Information Note presents some examples where such tools have been applied. These include enhancement of flowering in conifers, assessment of the efficiency of seed orchards, characterisation of […]
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[Archive] Open ground in upland forests: A review of its potential as wildlife habitat and appropriate management methods

Lead Author: Russell Anderson
By Russell Anderson. 2003. Related pages Habitat networks Landscape ecology Integrated establishment systems for the uplands Lowland native woodlands Integrated forest vegetation management Management of upland native woodlands Silvicultural and woodland management practices publications Vegetation management publications Woodland establishment and regeneration publications
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[Archive] Genetic variation and conservation of British native trees and shrubs: current knowledge and policy implications

Lead Author: Richard Ennos
This Technical paper provides an account of genetic variation in forest tree species. It reviews our understanding of the genetic variation of native tree and shrub species in Britain. Highlights the issues that need to be addressed in developing a genetic conservation policy for British forestry. This publication is still available in hardcopy.
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[Archive] Genetic gain from Scots pine: potential for new commercial seed orchards
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[Archive] Predicted genetic gains from Sitka spruce production populations

Lead Author: Steve Lee
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[Archive] Testing plant quality

Lead Author: Colin Edwards
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[Archive] Research for practical arboriculture – proceedings of the Forestry Commission / Arboricultural Association seminar at Preston, February 1980

Lead Author: Forestry Commission
This Paper presents the report of the seminar, which represents more an interim review rather than a record of completed research. The seminar covered the following main subject area: amenity tree management, better value trees, planting on man-made sites, and clonal selection.
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Report on Forest Research for the year ended March, 1960

Lead Author: Forestry Commission
The report of Forest Research for the year ending March 1959. The report includesIntroductionSummary of the year’s workPart i Reports of work carried out by Forestry Commission research staff-Forest tree seed investigations -Nursery investigations -Silvicultural investigations in the forest: (a) south and central England and Wales (b) Scotland and northern England-Provenance studies -Poplars and elms […]

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[Archive] Advances in biotechnology: powerful tools for tree breeding and genetic conservation

[Archive] Open ground in upland forests: A review of its potential as wildlife habitat and appropriate management methods

[Archive] Genetic variation and conservation of British native trees and shrubs: current knowledge and policy implications

[Archive] Genetic gain from Scots pine: potential for new commercial seed orchards

[Archive] Predicted genetic gains from Sitka spruce production populations

[Archive] Testing plant quality

[Archive] Research for practical arboriculture – proceedings of the Forestry Commission / Arboricultural Association seminar at Preston, February 1980

Report on Forest Research for the year ended March, 1960

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[Archive] Advances in biotechnology: powerful tools for tree breeding and genetic conservation

[Archive] Open ground in upland forests: A review of its potential as wildlife habitat and appropriate management methods

[Archive] Genetic variation and conservation of British native trees and shrubs: current knowledge and policy implications

[Archive] Genetic gain from Scots pine: potential for new commercial seed orchards

[Archive] Predicted genetic gains from Sitka spruce production populations

[Archive] Testing plant quality

[Archive] Research for practical arboriculture – proceedings of the Forestry Commission / Arboricultural Association seminar at Preston, February 1980

Report on Forest Research for the year ended March, 1960