Hardwood tree species in forest, plantation, and urban environments (temperate regions of
the world) are important biological resources that play a significant role in the economy and …

Due to the commercial importance of some conifer species, advances in conifer
biotechnology often appear to overshadow equally significant advances in the …

Hardwood forests and plantations are an important economic resource for the forest
products industry worldwide and to the international trade of lumber and logs. Hardwood …

Wood is one of the major renewable materials. To compensate for the ever-increasing
demand for wood and to reduce pressure on native forests, more wood of higher quality will …

Forest trees cover 30% of the earth's land surface, providing renewable fuel, wood, timber,
shelter, fruits, leaves, bark, roots, and are source of medicinal products in addition to benefits …

The productivity of plantation forests is essential to meet the future world demand for wood
and wood products in a sustainable fashion and in a manner that preserves natural stands …

Trees are an integral part of human life, and a vital component of biodiversity. Forest trees in
particular are renewable sources of food, fodder, fuel wood, timber and other valuable non …

Temperate noble hardwoods are important economic resources of highly prized timber with
excellent quality. Except for their economic value, they meet ecological functions for wildlife …

The major effects of recent biotechnological developments will be seen in:(i) enhancing the
planting and survival of trees on sites that are naturally difficult environmentally, degraded …

Technologies in forest molecular biology and tissue culture could play an increasing role in
the choice of genotypes for successful establishment of agroforestry practices. Research …