Titlebook: Genetic Response of Forest Systems to Changing Environmental Conditions; Gerhard Müller-Starck,Roland Schubert Book 2001 Springer Science+

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Genetic variation in natural populations of , (Bert.) O. Kuntze in Brazilre necessary to elucidate the genetic basis of the remaining populations aiming at their genetic conservation. Seed from 130 trees from populations representing 3 geographic locations (Campos do Jord?o — SP, Irati — PR and Ca?ador — SC) were analyzed using 8 enzyme gene loci (GOT—A, GOT—B, GOT—C, PG

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Is autochthony an operational concept?ptational stress levels, adaptedness increases the capacity to support the genetic loads that are required for preserving adaptability to temporary as well as to lasting changes. Herewith, adaptability to temporary and lasting changes depends primarily on resident and immigrant genetic information,

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Molecular markers in sustainable management, conservation, and restoration of forest genetic resourcas allozymes, microsatellite DNA, random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) and sequence-tagged site markers, to examine effects of alternative silvicultural harvesting and regeneration systems, and forest fragmentation and small population size on genetic diversity, fine-scale population genetic stru

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Genetic variation in two heavily polluted stands of Norway spruce (, [L.] Karst.) as indicated by nud codominant EST markers as well as by chloroplast microsatellites. The results were compared with data previously obtained from isoenzyme gene markers. Larger allelic multiplicities are indicated in the two sensitive subsets as compared to the tolerant ones, i.e. a mean surplus of 11.5% at 6 EST lo

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