Forest Genetics and Tree Improvement are on the Way in Quebec

  • Corriveau A
  • Vallée G
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Abstract

Recent interest in forest genetics in Québec is related to the abundant forest resource and to serious natural regeneration problems after harvest. Initiated mainly at the end of the sixties, progress in forest genetics research and tree improvement is presented for economically important species. Tree improvement is viewed not only as a tool to obtain superior returns from artificial regeneration, but as a means to insure seed and seedling supplies. Finally important areas of research and development requiring more support are identified.

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Corriveau, A. G., & Vallée, G. (1981). Forest Genetics and Tree Improvement are on the Way in Quebec. The Forestry Chronicle, 57(4), 165–168. https://doi.org/10.5558/tfc57165-4

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