A three-dimensional lattice design for studies in forest genetics

Besse B. Day; Lloyd Austin

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A three-dimensional lattice design for studies in forest genetics

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Authors:

Besse B. Day, Lloyd Austin

Year:

1939

Type:

Miscellaneous Publication

Station:

Pacific Southwest Research Station

Source:

Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. 59, No. 2: p. 101-120

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Abstract

The logical procedure for the improvement of all wild stock of any kind, whether plant or animal, is practically the same: segregation of varieties, races, and strains of the wild population; the evaluation of the characteristics of each group; the selection of the best individuals from each of the best strains; utilization of these in breeding and selection; and finally the production of new types(5).

Citation

Day, Besse B.; Austin, Lloyd. 1939. A three-dimensional lattice design for studies in forest genetics. Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. 59, No. 2: p. 101-120