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Consensus Document on the Biology of Populus L. (Poplars)
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- Inter-governmental organization (IGO)
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OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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2005-03
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© OECD 2000
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The Table of Contents is as follows:
Preamble
Section I Forestry Practices
A. Deployment of reforestation materials
B. Provenance transfer
C. Breeding programs
D. Conservation of genetic resources
Section II Taxonomy and Natural Distribution
Section III Centres of Origin/Diversity
A. Natural distribution
B. Evolution and migrational history
Section IV Reproductive biology
A. Reproductive development
B. Mating system and gene flow
C. Seed production
D. Natural regeneration
E. Vegetative reproduction in nature
Section V Genetics
A. Cytology
B. Genetic variation
B.1. Population-level variability
B.2. Individual-level variability
B.3. Molecular genetics
C. Inbreeding depression and genetic load
Section VI Crosses
Section VII Ecology and Associated Species
A. Habitat
B. Synecology and associated species
C. Competition and stand structure
D. Ecosystem dynamics
Section VIII Summary
Section IX References
Appendix Genetic transformation of Poplars
Questionnaire to Return to the OECD
EN
Preamble
Section I Forestry Practices
A. Deployment of reforestation materials
B. Provenance transfer
C. Breeding programs
D. Conservation of genetic resources
Section II Taxonomy and Natural Distribution
Section III Centres of Origin/Diversity
A. Natural distribution
B. Evolution and migrational history
Section IV Reproductive biology
A. Reproductive development
B. Mating system and gene flow
C. Seed production
D. Natural regeneration
E. Vegetative reproduction in nature
Section V Genetics
A. Cytology
B. Genetic variation
B.1. Population-level variability
B.2. Individual-level variability
B.3. Molecular genetics
C. Inbreeding depression and genetic load
Section VI Crosses
Section VII Ecology and Associated Species
A. Habitat
B. Synecology and associated species
C. Competition and stand structure
D. Ecosystem dynamics
Section VIII Summary
Section IX References
Appendix Genetic transformation of Poplars
Questionnaire to Return to the OECD
- GBF-T17. Strengthen biosafety and distribute benefits of biotechnology
No
No
No
Identifier (ISBN, ISSN, etc.)
JT00103743
Format
56 page PDF file
Keywords and any other relevant information
Reference: ENV/JM/MONO(2000)10
