The article discusses how plant physiology helps address forest genetics challenges, indicating collaborative potential.
Problems of forest genetics have received very little attention in the United States until comparatively recent years. These problems are difficult and, in many cases, will require years to solve. In the following article the author discusses forest genetics from the point of view of its relation to other biological sciences, chiefly plant physiology. It appears clear that the plant physiologist may make important contributions in the solution of forest genetical problems.
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