Adaptability of twelve European provenances of Pinus cembra in two different branches of the Carpathians
Does the choice of rootstock impact the resilience to drought of grafted clones in Larix ?
Isolation by distance or by resistance? Gene flow patterns of Pinus hartwegii in a highly human-damaged forest, in central Mexico
Impact of progeny size on genetic parameter estimation and selection gain in progeny trials of Eucalyptus spp .
Antonio Carlos Mota Porto
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Silvae Genetica is an international peer-reviewed journal with more than 70 years of tradition and experience in all fields of theoretical and applied forest genetics and tree breeding. It was founded by W. Langner in 1951 as "Zeitschrift für Forstgenetik und Forstpflanzenzüchtung" (Journal of Forest Genetics and Forest Tree Breeding). In a continuation of Langner’s original intention, the journal strives to make important and lasting contributions to the advancement of forest genetics and tree breeding. Topics for theoretical and applied scientific contributions include:
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