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Managing risk in clonal forestry.

CAB Reviews: Perspectives in Agriculture, Veterinary Science, Nutrition and Natural Resources, 2006
Abstract Risks associated with clonal forestry are mainly biological. Among such risks, propagation failure, cultivar decline, and imperfect clonal evaluation all call for specific, targeted countermeasures; delayed failure of clones, however, calls mainly for risk spread.
R D Burdon
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Risk analyses in clonal forestry

Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 1997
The number of clones to use in plantations is an important problem that must be addressed by practitioners of clonal forestry because of productivity and forest health considerations. This problem has been analyzed from a number of perspectives, but analyses based upon risk of plantation failure have provided special insight about effects produced by ...
J H Roberds
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Broad implications of southern United States pine clonal forestry on planning and management of forests

International Forestry Review, 2009
SUMMARY Forest management activities are designed not only to meet the growing economic and commodity production needs of the human population, but also to maintain, conserve, and protect ecological and social values. This paper presents a set of broad implications of advances in tree cloning technology on forest management and planning, and how these ...
Pete Bettinger
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Clonal Forestry I

1993
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Clonal Forestry

2019
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Clonal Forestry I: Genetics and Biotechnology, Clonal Forestry II: Conservation and Application, Edited by M-R. Ahuja and W.J. Libby

Forest Science, 1994
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Clonal Forestry

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Micropropagation and clonal options in forestry

1993
Micropropagation has been achieved in a number of woody plant species. That is only the beginning in the production process. Before clonal material is regenerated by tissue culture, it would be desirable to consult geneticists/ breeders for inclusion of pedigreed material in the program.
W. J. Libby, M. R. Ahuja
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