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A generic monograph of the Meliaceae
Of all plant families the Meliaceae is among the more useful to man, chiefly for its high quality timbers and for the ease with which some species can be grown in plantations. Almost confined to the…
Tropical trees : variation, breeding, and conservation
Tropical trees: variation, breeding, and conservation , Tropical trees: variation, breeding, and conservation , مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و اطلاع رسانی کشاورزی
A field guide to the pines of Mexico and Central America
Pines are among the most important timber producing trees with more than 100 species distributed in the northern hemisphere, 47 of which are found in Mexico and Central America. Published in English…
The limonoid chemistry of the genus Khaya (meliaceae)
The flower biology of the Meliaceae and its bearing on tree breeding.
TLDR
The knowledge of the flower biology of the Meliaceae is summarized and what genetic systems may be operating in the timber-producing species of the mahogany family is suggested.
Genus Pinus: a Mexican purview.
CHROMOSOME NUMBERS IN THE MELIACEAE
TLDR
A detailed chromosome study has been made of 58 species in 30 genera of the tropical family Meliaceae, one of the larger, exclusively woody, Angiosperm families, whose range extends throughout the tropical and subtropical regions of the world.
Infraspecific Classification of Wild and Cultivated Plants
TLDR
This volume explores the limitations of the present systems of classification, and considers the development of more workable systems in the future.
Genetic systems of tree species for arid and semiarid lands
The closed-cone pines of Mexico and Central America.
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