Potential pollen contamination effects on progeny from an off-site Douglas-fir seed orchard: 9-year field results
Potential pollen contamination effects on progeny from an off-site Douglas-fir seed orchard: 9-year field results
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花粉污染对异地花旗松种子园后代的潜在影响:9 年田间结果
DOI:
10.1139/x03-246
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2004
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R. Painter
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作者:
M. Stoehr;J. Webber;Clint Hollefreund;R. Painter
To evaluate the potential effects of seed orchard pollen contamination from surrounding background sources, we made control pollinations with outside orchard pollen and inside orchard pollen on trees of a Douglas-fir (Pseudo tsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) coastalinterior transition zone seed orchard. The resulting progeny were tested on a transition zone and a coastal site. After nine growing seasons, survival was above 90% on both sites for both pollen sources, and the trees height differences due to pollen source were statistically nonsignificant. Wildstand operational seedlots, used as controls, were 17% shorter than the "contaminated" seedlings. Orchard management implications of these results are discussed.