The first organized Eucalyptus research in Florida was begun by the Florida Forests
Foundation in 1959 in southern Florida. This research was absorbed by the USDA Forest …

Our short-rotation woody crops (SRWC) research in central and southern Florida is (1)
developing superior Eucalyptus grandis (EG), E. amplifolia (EA), and cottonwood (Populus …

Various progenies of Eucalyptus grandis and E. amplifolia, and clones of Populus deltoides,
were evaluated for plant removal of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) for 26 months at a …

This paper describes some recent developments that affect the way forest geneticists think
about breeding strategies for forest trees. The topics are grouped into several categories:(1) …

Woody biomass production research in Florida has addressed genetic improvement,
coppice productivity, clonal propagation, biomass properties, and economics of Eucalyptus …

Context Most studies assess pollination success at capsule maturity, and studies of pre-
zygotic processes are often lacking. Aims This study investigates the suitability of controlled …

Sixty-nine Eucalyptus amplifolia seedlots (four previously tested provenances and 65 half-
sib progenies from selected trees in 11 Australian provenances) were established in …

An international provenance trial of Eucalyptus grandis was established in southern Florida
in 1980 and measured for growth and frost-tolerance through 8, 8 years. The trial compared …

Obtaining accurate and precise genetic parameter estimates is fundamental to determining
breeding strategies, and for choosing genotypes for commercial propagation. Results from …

Genetic variation for frost tolerance was studied in a 2.5-year-old 1st-generation base
population of Eucalyptus grandis. Seventy open-pollinated families, representing 14 …