PATTERNS OF NUCLEOTIDE DIVERSITY AT THE METHIONINE SYNTHASE LOCUS IN FRAGMENTED AND CONTINUOUS POPULATIONS OF A WIND-POLLINATED TREE, QUERCUS MONGOLICA VAR. CRISPULA
The Journal of heredity, 2009; Vol

THERMAL ENERGY DISSIPATION AND ITS COMPONENTS IN TWO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF A SHADE-TOLERANT SPECIES, NOTHOFAGUS NITIDA, AND A SHADE-INTOLERANT SPECIES, NOTHOFAGUS DOMBEYI
Tree Physiology, 2009; Vol 29(5): 651 - 662

GENETIC CONSEQUENCES OF IRRADIATION IN A SCOTS PINE PINUS SYLVESTRIS L. POPULATION
RUSSIAN JOURNAL OF GENETICS, 2009; Vol 45(2): 183 - 188

INTRA- AND INTERSPECIFIC VARIATION IN WOOD DENSITY AND FINE-SCALE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF STAND-LEVEL WOOD DENSITY IN A NORTHERN THAI TROPICAL MONTANE FOREST
Journal of Tropical Ecology, 2009; Vol 25(Part 4): 359 - 370

PHYLOGEOGRAPHY OF EURASIAN LARIX SPECIES INFERRED FROM NUCLEOTIDE VARIATION IN TWO NUCLEAR GENES
Genes & Genetic Systems, 2008; Vol 83(1): 55 - 66

POPULATION, QUANTITATIVE AND COMPARATIVE GENOMICS OF ADAPTATION IN FOREST TREES
Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2008; Vol 11(2): 149 - 155

CYTOKININ SIGNALING REGULATES CAMBIAL DEVELOPMENT IN POPLAR
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2008; Vol 105(50): 20032 - 20037

THE NEEDLE VOLATILE COMPOSITION OF PINUS NIGRA J. F. ARNOLD, P. SYLVESTRIS L., R DENSIFLORA SIEBOLD ET ZUCC. AND P. THUNBERGIANA FRANCO TRISPECIES HYBRIDS
Silvae Genetica, 2008; Vol 57(4-5): 221 - 226

NUCLEOTIDE VARIATION IN QUERCUS CRISPULA BLUME
Heredity, 2008; Vol 101(2): 166 - 174

GLOBAL PATTERNS OF GENETIC VARIATION IN PLANT SPECIES ALONG VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL GRADIENTS ON MOUNTAINS
Global Ecology and Biogeography, 2008; Vol 17(2): 152 - 163

JAPANESE CHESTNUT (CASTANEA CRENATA) AGGLUTININ MAY HAVE A ROLE AS VEGETATIVE STORAGE PROTEIN
Journal of Plant Physiology, 2008; Vol 165(6): 671 - 675

SCREENING OF GENES ENCODING ISOFORMS OF LECTIN IN JAPANESE CHESTNUT (CASTANEA CRENATA) TREES
Acta Physiologiae Plantarum, 2008; Vol 30(2): 175 - 181

THE ROLE OF GENETIC AND CHEMICAL VARIATION OF PINUS SYLVESTRIS SEEDLINGS IN INFLUENCING SLUG HERBIVORY
Oecologia (Berlin), 2007; Vol 152(1): 82 - 91

GLUTATHIONE TRANSFERASE, BUT NOT AGGLUTININ, IS A DORMANCY-RELATED PROTEIN IN CASTANEA CRENATA TREES
Plant Physiology and Biochemistry (Paris), 2007; Vol 45(1): 15 - 23

INTEGRATED METABOLOMIC AND TRANSCRIPTOMIC ANALYSES OF HIGH-TRYPTOPHAN RICE EXPRESSING A MUTANT ANTHRANILATE SYNTHASE ALPHA SUBUNIT
Journal of Experimental Botany, 2007; Vol 58(12): 3309 - 3321

HOST-PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS IN DOUGLAS-FIR SEEDLINGS INFECTED BY PHELLINUS SULPHURASCENS
Phytopathology, 2007; Vol 97(11): 1406 - 1414

AN EXCESS OF NONSYNONYMOUS POLYMORPHISM AND EXTENSIVE HAPLOTYPE STRUCTURE AT THE PTABI1B LOCUS IN EUROPEAN ASPEN (POPULUS TREMULA): A CASE OF BALANCING SELECTION IN AN OBLIGATELY OUTCROSSING PLANT?
Heredity, 2007; Vol 99(4): 381 - 388

MITOCHONDRIAL DNA VARIATION PATTERN AND POSTGLACIAL HISTORY OF THE SIBERIAN LARCH (LARIX SIBIRICA LEDEB.)
RUSSIAN JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 2007; Vol 38(3): 147 - 154

MATING PATTERNS OF BLACK OAK QUERCUS VELUTINA (FAGACEAE) IN A MISSOURI OAK-HICKORY FOREST
Journal of Heredity, 2006; Vol 97(5): 451 - 455

ISOLATION OF MICROSATELLITE MARKERS FROM PINUS DENSIFLORA SIEB. ET ZUCC. USING A DUAL PCR TECHNIQUE
Molecular Ecology Notes, 2006; Vol 6(1): 80 - 82

MATING SYSTEM AND POLLEN CONTAMINATION IN A PINUS BRUTIA SEED ORCHARD
New Forests, 2006; Vol 31(3): 409 - 416

ENERGY BALANCE, ORGANELLAR REDOX STATUS, AND ACCLIMATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
Canadian Journal of Botany, 2006; Vol 84(9): 1355 - 1370

MID-HOLOCENE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AT BLACK RIDGE BROOK, DARTMOOR, SW ENGLAND: A NEW APPRAISAL BASED ON FUNGAL SPORE ANALYSIS
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 2006; Vol 141(1-2): 189 - 201

MOLECULAR EVOLUTION OF A SMALL GENE FAMILY OF WOUND INDUCIBLE KUNITZ TRYPSIN INHIBITORS IN POPULUS
Journal of Molecular Evolution, 2006; Vol 63(1): 108 - 119

SEGREGATION AND LINKAGE RELATIONSHIPS OF ALLOZYMES IN PINUS BRUTIA TEN
Silvae Genetica, 2006; Vol 55(4-5): 155 - 160

ECOLOGICAL-GENETIC ASPECTS OF TROPHIC PREFERENCE PARTITIONING IN A MICRO-ASSEMBLAGE OF OAK HERBIVORES
Zhurnal Obshchei Biologii, 2006; Vol 67(1): 53 - 61

VARIATION OF HEARTROT, SAPWOOD INFECTION AND POLYPHENOL EXTRACTIVES WITH PROVENANCE OF ACACIA MANGIUM
Forest Pathology, 2006; Vol 36(3): 183 - 197

WIDE-RANGE ANALYSIS OF GENETIC STRUCTURE OF BETULA MAXIMOWICZIANA, A LONG-LIVED PIONEER TREE SPECIES AND NOBLE HARDWOOD IN THE COOL TEMPERATE ZONE OF JAPAN
Molecular Ecology, 2005; Vol 14(13): 3929 - 3941

DEVELOPMENTAL EXPRESSION PATTERNS OF FOUR CHEMOSENSORY PROTEIN GENES FROM THE EASTERN SPRUCE BUDWORM, CHROISTONEURA FUMIFERANA
Insect Molecular Biology, 2005; Vol 14(3): 289 - 300

IDENTIFICATION OF LOPHODERMIUM SEDITIOSUM AND L-PINASTRI IN SWEDISH FOREST NURSERIES USING SPECIES-SPECIFIC PCR PRIMERS FROM THE RIBOSOMAL ITS REGION
Forest Pathology, 2005; Vol 35(3): 163 - 172

IDENTIFICATION OF SALT TOLERANT BALDCYPRESS (TAXODIUM DISTICHUM (L.) RICH) FOR PLANTING IN COASTAL AREAS
New Forests, 2005; Vol 29(3): 305 - 312

THE EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS OF KNOX-I GENE DUPLICATIONS IN CONIFERS: CORRELATED EVIDENCE FROM PHYLOGENY, GENE MAPPING, AND ANALYSIS OF FUNCTIONAL DIVERGENCE
Molecular Biology and Evolution, 2004; Vol 21(12): 2232 - 2245

DETECTION IN SITU AND CHARACTERIZATION OF LIGNIN IN THE G-LAYER OF TENSION WOOD FIBRES OF POPULUS DELTOIDES
Planta (Berlin), 2004; Vol 219(2): 338 - 345

EFFICIENT SCREENING FOR EXPRESSED SEQUENCE TAG POLYMORPHISMS (ESTPS) BY DNA POOL SEQUENCING AND DENATURING GRADIENT GEL ELECTROPHORESIS (DGGE) IN SPRUCES
Molecular Breeding, 2004; Vol 13(3): 263 - 279

THE EXPRESSION PROFILE OF LECTIN DIFFERS FROM THAT OF SEED STORAGE PROTEINS IN CASTANEA CRENATA TREES
Bioscience Biotechnology and Biochemistry, 2004; Vol 68(8): 1698 - 1705

A PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE OSTRYA CARPINIFOLIA SCOP. WOODS IN SARDINIA (ITALY)
Fitosociologia (Pavia), 2004; Vol 41(1): 67 - 75

SWAMP ALDER WOODLANDS IN GALICIA (NW SPAIN): PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION. ECOLOGICAL AND FLORISTIC CONTRAST TO WESTERN EUROPEAN SWAMP WOODLANDS AND DELIMITATION VERSUS RIPARIAN ALDER WOODLANDS IN SOUTHERN EUROPE AND NORTHERN AFRICA
Phytocoenologia, 2004; Vol 34(4): 613 - 638

ANALYSIS OF GYMNOSPERM TWO-AP2-DOMAIN-CONTAINING GENES
Development Genes and Evolution, 2004; Vol 214(3): 105 - 114

EXPRESSION OF THE VIVIPAROUS 1 (PAVP1) AND P34CDC2 PROTEIN KINASE (CDC2PA) GENES DURING SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS IN NORWAY SPRUCE (PICEA ABIES (L.) KARST)
Journal of Experimental Botany, 2003; Vol 54(388): 1711 - 1719

DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROSATELLITE MARKERS FOR CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICA D.DON
Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 2003; Vol 106(4): 751 - 758

DEVELOPING MICROSATELLITE DNA MARKERS IN PECAN
Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science, 2003; Vol 128(3): 374 - 380

MOLECULAR CLONING AND EXPRESSION OF THE MANNOSE/GLUCOSE SPECIFIC LECTIN FROM CASTANEA CRENATA COTYLEDONS
Journal of Biochemistry (Tokyo), 2002; Vol 131(2): 241 - 246

GENETIC RESOURCES FOR WALNUT (JUGLANS REGIA L.) IMPROVEMENT IN SLOVENIA. EVALUATION OF THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF LOCAL GENOTYPES
Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution, 2002; Vol 49(5): 491 - 501

TRANSFORMATION OF POPULUS ALBA AND DIRECT SELECTION OF TRANSFORMANTS WITH THE HERBICIDE BIALAPHOS
Bulletin for the Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, 2002; Vol 1(4): 235 - 240

ON GENETIC-BREEDING IMPROVEMENT OF POPLAR
Lesovedenie, 2002; Vol (3): 68 - 73

OUTPUT/INPUT RATIOS OF PH, NITRATES AND SULFATES IN SOIL SOLUTION UNDER DIFFERENT VEGETATION TYPES IN A REGION WITH ACID PRECIPITATION: A DYNAMICS ASSESSMENT BY TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
Ekologia (Bratislava), 2002; Vol 21(3): 283 - 297

TRITERPENOID CONSTITUENTS ISOLATED FROM THE BARK OF ABIES SACHALINENSIS
Journal of Natural Products (Lloydia), 2002; Vol 65(11): 1657 - 1659

ANNUAL SHOOT GROWTH COMPONENTS RELATED TO GROWTH OF PINUS BRUTIA
Tree Physiology, 2002; Vol 22(1): 51 - 58

HIGHLY POLYMORPHIC MICROSATELLITE MARKERS IN CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA
Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 2001; Vol 31(12): 2248 - 2251

PHYTOPLASMAL LITTLE-LEAF DISEASE OF EUCALYPTUS IN IRAN
Iranian Journal of Plant Pathology, 2001; Vol 37(3-4): 93 - 94

TRITERPENE CONSTITUENTS FROM THE STEM BARK OF PINUS LUCHUENSIS AND THEIR DNA TOPOISOMERASE II INHIBITORY EFFECT
Planta Medica, 2001; Vol 67(7): 659 - 664

INCREASED GIBBERELLIN BIOSYNTHESIS IN TRANSGENIC TREES PROMOTES GROWTH, BIOMASS PRODUCTION AND XYLEM FIBER LENGTH
Nature Biotechnology, 2000; Vol 18(7): 784 - 788

MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN TRANSGENIC POPLAR INDUCED BY EXPRESSION OF THE RICE HOMEOBOX GENE OSH1
Plant Cell Reports, 1999; Vol 18(10): 816 - 819

GENETIC VARIATION IN PINUS BRUTIA TEN. IN TURKEY: II. BRANCHING AND CROWN TRAITS
Silvae Genetica, 1999; Vol 48(6): 293 - 302

EXPRESSION OF DNAJ HOMOLOGS AND HSP70 IN THE JAPANESE WILLOW (SALIX GILGIANA SEEMEN)
Plant and Cell Physiology, 1999; Vol 40(5): 524 - 531

BASAL AREA GROWTH CURVES FOR PINUS PATULA IN TWO AREAS OF THE CALAMUCHITA VALLEY, CORDOBA, ARGENTINA
Forest Ecology and Management, 1999; Vol 124(2-3): 185 - 192

SEQUENCE-TAGGED-SITE (STS) MARKERS OF ARBITRARY GENES: THE AMOUNT AND NATURE OF VARIATION REVEALED IN NORWAY SPRUCE
Heredity, 1999; Vol 83(3): 239 - 248

GENETIC PATTERNS AS POSSIBLE FACTORS CAUSING POPULATION CYCLES IN OAK LEAFROLLER MOTH, TORTRIX VIRIDANA L
Forest Ecology and Management, 1999; Vol 113(1): 35 - 49

THE DYNAMICS OF THE BOG MOSS PINE FORESTS IN THE NORTH-WESTERN RUSSIA
Botanicheskii Zhurnal (St. Petersburg), 1998; Vol 83(4): 1 - 15

LOW-DOSE IRRADIATION CAN MODIFY VIABILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMON PINE (PINUS SILVESTRIS) SEEDS
Tsitologiya i Genetika, 1998; Vol 32(4): 65 - 71

TRANSIENT EXPRESSION OF GOAT GROWTH HORMONE GENE IN POPLAR (POPULUS ALBA L.) PROTOPLASTS: A QUICK METHOD FOR DETECTION OF FOREIGN GENE EXPRESSION IN MRNA LEVEL
Bioscience Biotechnology and Biochemistry, 1997; Vol 61(9): 1580 - 1581

SILVICULTURE AND GENETICS OF PINUS KESIYA FOR PLANTING DEGRADED PASTURE LAND
, 1997; Vol 0(179): 25 - 27

THE PATTERN OF GENETIC VARIATION IN SHOOT GROWTH OF PINUS BRUTIA TEN. POPULATIONS SAMPLED FROM THE TOROS MOUNTAINS IN TURKEY
Silvae Genetica, 1997; Vol 46(2-3): 73 - 81

IDENTIFICATION OF EUCALYPTUS CITRIODORA CLONES MICROPROPAGATED IN TISSUE CULTURE
Nucleic acids symposium series, 1997; Vol (37): 171 - 172

USE OF HEMISPHERICAL PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNIQUES TO DETERMINE THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CANOPY OPENNESS AND REGENERATION OF SCOTS PINE (PINUS SYLVESTRIS L.) AND DOWNY BIRCH (BETULA PUBESCENS EHRH.) IN BALLOCHBUIE NATIVE PINEWOOD, NORTH-EAST SCOTLAND
Scottish Forestry, 1997; Vol 51(3): 144 - 149

IMPROVEMENT ON PREPARATION OF RNA FROM DIFFERENTIATING XYLEM TISSUE OF EUCALYPTUS CAMALDULENSIS L
Wood Research, 1997; Vol 0(84): 7 - 11

CHARACTERIZATION OF PURIFIED RECOMBINANT BET V 1 WITH AUTHENTIC N-TERMINUS, CLONED IN FUSION WITH MALTOSE-BINDING PROTEIN
Protein Expression and Purification, 1996; Vol 8(3): 365 - 373

SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF CPDNA AND MTDNA HAPLOTYPES IN A HYBRID ZONE BETWEEN PINUS PUMILA AND P. PARVIFLORA VAR. PENTAPHYLLA (PINACEAE)
Journal of Plant Research, 1996; Vol 109(1096): 403 - 408

REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF OXALIS CORNICULATA (OXALIDACEAE): STYLE LENGTH POLYMORPHISMS AND BREEDING SYSTEMS OF JAPANESE POPULATIONS
Plant Species Biology, 1995; Vol 10(2): 83 - 93

CHLOROPLAST DNA TYPING BY PCR-SSCP IN THE PINUS PUMILA-P. PARVIFLORA VAR. PENTAPHYLLA COMPLEX (PINACEAE)
Journal of Plant Research, 1995; Vol 108(1092): 493 - 499

PHOTOSYNTHETIC PRODUCTIVITY OF ASPEN CLONES VARYING IN SENSITIVITY TO TROPOSPHERIC OZONE
Tree Physiology, 1995; Vol 15(9): 585 - 592

A NEW GENE ENCODING TRNA-PRO(GGG) IS PRESENT IN THE CHLOROPLAST GENOME OF BLACK PINE: A COMPILATION OF 32 TRNA GENES FROM BLACK PINE CHLOROPLASTS
Current Genetics, 1994; Vol 26(2): 153 - 158

FUNDAMENTAL DIFFERENCE IN THE NATURE OF CHANGES IN THE EXTENT OF UNSATURATION OF THE NEUTRAL LIPID FATTY ACIDS OF GLYCO- AND PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF PINE BUDS DURING ADAPTATION TO COLD, WINTERING AND SPRING LOSS OF FREEZE-HARDINESS
, 1994; Vol 0(3): 26 - 30

ISOZYME VARIATION IN OAKS OF THE APOSTLE ISLANDS IN WISCONSIN: GENETIC STRUCTURE AND LEVELS OF INBREEDING IN QUERCUS RUBRA AND Q. ELLIPSOIDALIS (FAGACEAE)
American Journal of Botany, 1993; Vol 80(11): 1349 - 1357

GENES FOR PHOTOSYNTHETIC COMPONENTS IN BLACK PINE CHLOROPLAST DNA
, 1992; Vol : 389 - 392

MULTIPLE LOCATIONS OF THE RRNA GENES IN CHROMOSOMES OF PINES, PINUS DENSIFLORA AND PINUS THUNBERGII
Japanese Journal of Genetics, 1992; Vol 67(5): 389 - 396

WATER UPTAKE IN WOODY RIPARIAN PHREATOPHYTES OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES: A STABLE ISOTOPE STUDY
Ecological Applications, 1992; Vol 2(4): 450 - 459

STRUCTURE COMPARISON AND EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONS BETWEEN ELONGATION FACTORS EF-TU (EF-1 ALPHA) AND SUP 2 PROTEINS
Genetica (Dordrecht), 1991; Vol 85(1): 35 - 44

GENE SYNTHESIS EXPRESSION AND MUTAGENESIS OF THE BLUE COPPER PROTEINS AZURIN AND PLASTOCYANIN
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 1991; Vol 88(4): 1325 - 1329

POPULATION GENETIC STRUCTURE OF BALDCYPRESS TAXODIUM-DISTICHUM IN A THERMALLY AFFECTED SWAMP FOREST
Silvae Genetica, 1990; Vol 39(3-4): 129 - 133

LARGE DISPARITY IN RECOMBINATION FRACTIONS REPORTED IN PICEA-MARIANA FOR THE AAT-1-PGI-2 LINKAGE GROUP
Canadian Journal of Botany, 1990; Vol 68(3): 518 - 520

SPOROBOLOMYCES-LACTOPHILUS NEW-SPECIES A BALLISTOSPORE-FORMING YEAST ISOLATED FROM ABIES-FIRMA COLLECTED IN JAPAN
Nippon Kingakukai Kaiho, 1990; Vol 31(2): 159 - 168

FURTHER OBSERVATION ON CHROMOSOMES OF ANEURA-LATISSIMA SPRUCE
Bulletin of the National Science Museum Series B (Botany), 1989; Vol 15(4): 139 - 142

CLONAL STRUCTURE OF ARCTIC DWARF BIRCH BETULA-GLANDULOSA AT ITS NORTHERN LIMIT
American Journal of Botany, 1989; Vol 76(5): 755 - 761

CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF PINUS-SYLVESTRIS TREES CONTRASTING IN SELF-FERTILITY LEVEL
Genetika, 1989; Vol 25(4): 674 - 682

CHROMOSOME PUFFING IN THE METAPHASE-TELOPHASE OF THE MITOTIC CYCLE IN QUERCUS-ROBUR
Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1989; Vol 308(4): 987 - 988

GENETIC VARIATION IN ASPECTS OF LEAF GROWTH OF POPULUS CLONES USING THE LEAF PLASTOCHRON INDEX
Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 1988; Vol 18(8): 1069 - 1077

GENOTYPE AND LOCATION EFFECTS ON INTERNODE LENGTH OF PINUS-RADIATA IN NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science, 1988; Vol 18(3): 267 - 279

NITROGEN LIMITATION OF PRODUCTION AND DECOMPOSITION IN PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN MEADOW AND PINE FOREST
Ecology (Washington D C), 1988; Vol 69(4): 1009 - 1016

WITHIN-POPULATION AND BETWEEN-POPULATION VARIATION OF GROWTH AND STEM QUALITY IN A 30-YEAR-OLD PINUS-SYLVESTRIS TRIAL
Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 1987; Vol 2(3): 301 - 314

VARIATIONS IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC ANATOMICAL AND ENZYMATIC LEAF TRAITS AND CORRELATIONS WITH GROWTH IN RECENTLY SELECTED POPULUS HYBRIDS
Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 1987; Vol 17(4): 273 - 283

ISOLATION OF CHLOROPLAST DNA FROM PINUS
Plant and Cell Physiology, 1986; Vol 27(4): 741 - 744

STEM VOLUME OF INTRAPROVENANCE AND INTERPROVENANCE FAMILIES OF PICEA-ABIES
Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 1986; Vol 1(2): 141 - 152

SOMATIC REDUCTION OF THE PINE CHROMOSOMES PINUS-SYLVESTRIS
Tsitologiya, 1984; Vol 26(7): 852 - 855

IDENTIFICATION OF CHESTNUT SPECIES AND CULTIVARS BY ISOZYME ANALYSIS
Science Reports of Faculty of Agriculture Kobe University, 1984; Vol 16(1): 67 - 72

STUDIES OF THE CONTENT OF ELEMENTS IN SOILS AND SOME KINDS OF HERB-LAYER IN SELECTED FOREST COMMUNITIES OF THE LUBLIN COAL BASIN AREA POLAND
Annales Universitatis Mariae Curie-Sklodowska Sectio C Biologia, 1983; Vol 38(1-21): 67 - 92

ECOPASS A MULTI VARIATE MODEL USED AS AN INDEX OF GROWTH PERFORMANCE OF POPLAR POPULUS CLONES
Forest Science, 1982; Vol 28(4): 862 - 867

VARIATION AND HEREDITY OF CRYPTOMERIA-JAPONICA NATURALLY REGENERATING IN MOUNT SANBE JAPAN
Bulletin of the Faculty of Agriculture Shimane University, 1982; Vol (16): 57 - 64

IMMUNOCHEMICAL AND ENZYME ELECTROPHORETIC STUDIES OF BIRDS-NEST NEEDLES IN THE SCOTCH PINE PINUS-SYLVESTRIS
Lesovedenie, 1982; Vol (1): 68 - 70

IN-VITRO FORMATION OF PINE PLANTLETS PINUS-PINASTER FROM BRACHY BLASTS OR SEEDLING STEM APICES
, 1978; Vol 287(4): 245 - 248

STUDIES ON ANISOTROPY OF PINUS PINASTER IN THE LANDES FOREST [GER. AND ENGL. SUM.]
, 1967; Vol 24((3)): 205 - 231