Breeding strategies for temperate hardwoods

Burley, Jeffrey; Kanowski, Peter

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Breeding strategies for temperate hardwoods

Date

2005

Authors

Burley, Jeffrey

Kanowski, Peter

Publisher

Oxford University Press

Abstract

Temperate hardwoods include both genera grown under traditional long-rotation silvicultural regimes, such as Fraxinus and Quercus, and those such as Eucalyptus or Salix grown as short-rotation plantations. Strategies for breeding temperate hardwoods have