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Interactions of genotype with site for height and stem straightness in Pinus taeda in Zimbabwe.

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2001

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Gwaze, D
Wolliams, J
Kanowski, Peter
Bridgwater, F

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J D Sauerlander's Verlag

Abstract

The magnitude and importance of genotype × environment interactions (GXE) for stem height and straightness at 2, 10, 14 and 23 years of age were estimated for Pinus taeda L. planted at four sites in Zimbabwe. Genetic correlations between heights at diffe

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Keywords: Environmental impact; Genes; Growth kinetics; Breeding; Genetic engineering; Embryophyta; Pinus taeda Genetic correlation; Genotype x environment interactions; Height; Pinus taeda; Stem straightness

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/94035

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ANU Research Publications

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Silvae Genetica

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