Abstract
An accelerated breeding program for Siberian larch was initiated in Iceland in 1992. Siberian larch is an important exotic species, but not fully adapted to Icelandic conditions. Selections are made based on adaptive traits such as growth rhythm and resistance to damage as well as form and growth rate. Seed will be produced in containerised, greenhouse orchards, necessitating selection for fecundity to best use expensive greenhouse space. Research will concentrate on developing flower induction treatments for Siberian larch and ways to maximize seed production and viability. 19 refs
Eysteinsson, T
[1]
- Iceland Forest Service, Egilsstadir (Iceland)
Citation Formats
Eysteinsson, T.
Strategy for larch breeding in Iceland.
Sweden: N. p.,
1995.
Web.
Eysteinsson, T.
Strategy for larch breeding in Iceland.
Sweden.
Eysteinsson, T.
1995.
"Strategy for larch breeding in Iceland."
Sweden.
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title = {Strategy for larch breeding in Iceland}
author = {Eysteinsson, T}
abstractNote = {An accelerated breeding program for Siberian larch was initiated in Iceland in 1992. Siberian larch is an important exotic species, but not fully adapted to Icelandic conditions. Selections are made based on adaptive traits such as growth rhythm and resistance to damage as well as form and growth rate. Seed will be produced in containerised, greenhouse orchards, necessitating selection for fecundity to best use expensive greenhouse space. Research will concentrate on developing flower induction treatments for Siberian larch and ways to maximize seed production and viability. 19 refs}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1995}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Strategy for larch breeding in Iceland}
author = {Eysteinsson, T}
abstractNote = {An accelerated breeding program for Siberian larch was initiated in Iceland in 1992. Siberian larch is an important exotic species, but not fully adapted to Icelandic conditions. Selections are made based on adaptive traits such as growth rhythm and resistance to damage as well as form and growth rate. Seed will be produced in containerised, greenhouse orchards, necessitating selection for fecundity to best use expensive greenhouse space. Research will concentrate on developing flower induction treatments for Siberian larch and ways to maximize seed production and viability. 19 refs}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1995}
month = {Dec}
}