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Study analyses chemical traces from volcanic eruptions
Programme of intervention is needed to prevent loss of endemic species
Creating containment traits in the largest ever field study of genetically modified forest trees
New study compares Silver fir, Norway spruce and European beech
Drier summers and decline in snowpack to blame, according to researchers
Trees and forests key to a sustainable future, says FAO
New research dispels assumption that climate change enables trees to move northward and to higher elevations
Deforestation on one side of the USA projected to lead to forest loss on the other
Genetic impacts of introducing clonally propagated trees into forest stands
Interactions between trees, fungi and bacteria in response to soil contamination
New genetic study has revealed the low diversity in original UK ash dieback introduction
12 - 18 November 2018 - Valdivia
Genetically engineering poplars for sterility
‘Containment traits’ do exactly what they say on the tin; they aim to prevent the spread or escape of a certain species, including...
Western white pine (Pinus monticola Dougl.) is an important forest tree species, which is intensively plagued by the fungus Cronartium ribicola. Resistance gene analogs (RGAs) are the most highly abundant class of potential resistance (R) genes sharing greatly conserved domains and structures....
The leaf carbon isotope ratio (δ13C) is a useful parameter for predicting a plant's water use efficiency, as an indicator for plant classification, and even in the reconstruction of paleoclimatic environments. In this study, we investigated the spatial pattern of leaf δ13C values and its...
Leaves and absorptive roots (i.e., first-order root) are above- and belowground plant organs related to resource acquisition; however, it is controversy over whether these two sets of functional traits vary in a coordinated manner. Here, we examined the relationships between analogous above- and...
The 3rd edition of this electronic identification and information system now covers all 894 eucalypts of Australia in just one publication. The most recent and comprehensive treatment of the eucalypts to date, Euclid covers the morphology of the eucalypts with some geographic and ecological...
The knowledge of the nutritional aspects of native species, mainly in natural regeneration, may be important for understanding their establishment, particularly in areas with low nutrient availability soils, such as tropical soils. This study aimed to determine the biological utilization efficiency...