Genetic parameters and provenance variation of Pinus radiata D. Don. 'Eldridge collection' in Australia 1: Growth and form traits

Tree Genetics and Genomes

Volumn 8, Issue 2, 2012, Pages 391-407

  Gapare, Washington J ^a   Ivković, Miloš ^a   Dutkowski, Gregory W ^b   Spencer, David J ^c   Buxton, Peter ^d   Wu, Harry X ^a,e  

^a CSIRO   (Australia)

^b PlantPlan Genetics   (Australia)

^c Southern Tree Breeding Association Inc ^*  (Australia)

^d Southern Tree Breeding Association Inc   (Australia)

^e SWEDISH UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES   (Sweden)

Author keywords

Genetic conservation; Genotype by environment interaction; Pinus radiata; Provenances

Indexed keywords

PINUS RADIATA; RADIATA;

EID: 84858624051     PISSN: 16142942     EISSN: 16142950     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/s11295-011-0449-4     Document Type: Article

References (76)

1. ABARE (2009) Australian forest and wood products statistics, September and December quarters 2008, Canberra, May 2009. http://www. abare. gov. au/publications_html/afwps/afwps_09/afwps_may09. pdf.
2. Ades PK, Garnier-Géré PH (1997) Making sense of provenance × environment interactions in Pinus radiata. In: RD Burdon RD, Moore JM (eds) IUFRO'97 Genetics of Radiata Pine: proceedings of NZFRI-IUFRO Conference, December 1-4, and Workshop December 5 1997, Rotorua, NZ. New Zealand Forest Research Institute, FRI Bull. No. 203, pp113-9.
3. Ades PK, Simpson JA (1991) Variation in susceptibility to Dothistroma needle blight among provenances of Pinus radiata var. radiata. Silvae Genet 40: 6-13.
4. Baltunis BS, Gapare WJ, Wu HX (2010) Genetic parameters and genotype by environment interaction in radiata pine for growth and wood quality traits in Australia. Silvae Genet 59: 113-124.
5. Baltunis BS, Wu HX, Powell BM (2007) Inheritance of density, microfibril angle, and modulus of elasticity in juvenile wood of Pinus radiata. Can J For Res 37: 2164-2174.
6. Boardman R, McGuire DO (1997) Responses of Pinus radiata provenances near the warmth-dry limit of their potential range in a Mediterranean-type climate. In: RD Burdon RD, Moore JM (eds) IUFRO'97 Genetics of Radiata Pine: proceedings of NZFRI-IUFRO Conference, December 1-4, and Workshop December 5 1997, Rotorua, NZ. New Zealand Forest Research Institute, FRI Bull. No. 203, pp 62-9.
7. Brisbane JR, Gibson JP (1995) Balancing selection response and rate of inbreeding by including genetic relationships in selection decisions. Theor Appl Genet 91: 421-431.
8. Burdon RD (1992) Genetic survey of Pinus radiata. 9: General discussion and implications for genetic management. N Z J For Sci 22: 274-298.
9. Burdon RD, Bannister MH, Low CA (1992a) Genetic survey of Pinus radiata. 2: Population comparisons for growth rate, disease resistance, and morphology. N Z J For Sci 22: 138-159.
10. Burdon RD, Bannister MH, Low CA (1992b) Genetic survey of Pinus radiata. 3. Variance structures and narrow-sense heritabilities for growth variables and morphological traits in seedlings. N Z J For Sci 22: 160-186.
11. Burdon RD, Bannister MH, Low CA (1992c) Genetic survey of Pinus radiata. 5. Between-trait and age-age correlations for growth rate, morphology and disease resistance. N Z J For Sci 22: 211-227.
12. Burdon RD, Carson MJ, Shelbourne CJA (2008) Achievement in forest tree improvement in Australia and New Zealand 10. Pinus radiata in New Zealand. Aust For 71: 263-279.
13. Burdon RD, Firth A, Low CB, Miller MA (1997) Native provenances of Pinus radiata in New Zealand: performance and potential. N Z J For Sci 41(4): 32-36.
14. Burdon RD, Firth A, Low CB, Miller MA (1998) Multi-site provenance trials of Pinus radiata in New Zealand. FAO, Rome, Forest Genetic Resources No. 26, pp 3-8.
15. Burdon RD, Low CB (1992) Genetic survey of Pinus radiata. 6: Wood properties: variation, heritabilities, and interrelationships with other traits. N Z J For Sci 22: 228-245.
16. Burns RM, Honkala BH (1990) Silvics of North America. Volume 1: conifers. Agriculture Handbook 654. U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Washington.
17. Carson SD (1991) Genotype x environment interaction and optimal number of progeny test sites for improving Pinus radiata in New Zealand. N Z J For Sci 21: 32-49.
18. Charlesworth B, Charlesworth D (1999) The genetic basis of inbreeding depression. Genet Res 74: 329-340.
19. Comstock RE, Moll RH (1963) Genotype-environment interactions. In: Statistical genetics and plant breeding, R. E. Hanson and H. F. Robinson (Eds.). NAS-NRC Pub. 982, Washington, DC, pp 164-194.
20. Costa e Silva J, Dutkowski GW, Gilmour AR (2001) Analysis of early tree height in forest genetic trials is enhanced by including a spatially correlated residual. Can J For Res 31: 1887-1893.
21. Costa e Silva J, Dutkowski GW, Borralho NMG (2005) Across-site heterogeneity of genetic and environmental variances in the genetic evaluation of Eucalyptus globulus trials for height growth. Ann For Sci 62: 183-191.
22. Cotterill PP, Dean CA (1988) Changes in the genetic control of growth of radiata pine to 16 years and efficiencies of early selection. Silvae Genet 37: 138-146.
23. Cotterill PP, Dean CA, Cameron J, Brindbergs M (1989) Nucleus breeding: a new strategy for rapid improvement under clonal forestry. In: Gibson GL, Griffin AR, Matheson AC (eds) Breeding tropical trees: population structure and genetic improvement strategies in clonal and seedling forestry., pp 39-51.
24. Dieters MJ, White TL, Littell RC, Hodge GR (1995) Application of approximate variances of variance components and their ratios in genetic tests. Theor Appl Genet 91: 15-24.
25. Dutkowski GW, Costa e Silva J, Gilmour AR, Lopez GA (2002) Spatial analysis methods for forest genetic trials. Can J For Res 32: 2201-2214.
26. Dutkowski GW, Wellendorf H, Aguiar A, Silva JC, Gilmour AR (2006) Spatial analysis enhances modelling of a wide variety of traits in forest genetic trials. Can J For Res 36: 1851-1870.
27. Eldridge KG (1978) Refreshing the genetic resources of radiata pine plantations In: Division of Forest Research: Genetics Section Report Number 7 CSIRO. 1-120.
28. Eldridge KG (1997) Genetic resources of radiata pine in New Zealand and Australia. In: RD Burdon RD, Moore JM (eds) IUFRO'97 Genetics of Radiata Pine: proceedings of NZFRI-IUFRO Conference, December 1-4, and Workshop December 5 1997, Rotorua, NZ. New Zealand Forest Research Institute, FRI Bull. No. 203, pp 26-41.
29. Eriksson G, Namkoong G, Roberds JH (1993) Dynamic gene conservation for uncertain futures. For Ecol Manag 62: 15-37.
30. Falkenhagen E (1991) Provenance variation in Pinus radiata at six sites in South Africa. Silvae Genet 40: 41-50.
31. Fielding JM (1957) The introduction of Monterey pine to Australia. Aust For 21: 15-16.
32. Gapare WJ, Baltunis BS, Ivkovich M, Low CB, Jefferson P, Wu HX (2011) Performance differences among ex situ native-provenance collections of Pinus radiata D. Don. 1: potential for infusion into breeding populations in Australia and New Zealand. Tree Genet. Genomes 7: 409-419.
33. Gapare WJ, Eldridge KG, Spencer DS, Matheson AC, Wu HX (2009) An annotated catalogue of Australian provenance trials and genetic conservation plantings of Pinus radiata D. Don of Californian origin, as at 1st July 2009. CSIRO Plant Industry Client/Project: FWPA/PNA135-0809, August 2009.
34. Gapare WJ, Hodge GR, Dvorak WS (2001) Genetic parameters and provenance variation of Pinus maximinoi in Brazil, Colombia and South Africa. For Genet: 159-170.
35. Gapare WJ, Ivkovic M, Baltunis BS, Matheson AC, Wu HX (2010) Genetic stability of wood density and diameter in Pinus radiata D. Don plantation estate in Australia. Tree Genet Genomes 6: 113-125.
36. Garnier-Géré PH, Matheson AC, Ades PK (1997) Assessment of the genetic potential for adaptation of natural provenances: case study of Pinus radiata. Pp. 42-49 In: Proceedings of the NZFRI-IUFRO Conference: IUFRO'97 Genetics of Radiata Pine, 1-4 December 1997, Rotorua, NZ, RD Burdon and JM Moore (Eds.). New Zealand Forest Research Institute, FRI Bull. No. 203.
37. Gilmour AR, Cullis BR, Verbyla AP (1997) Accounting for natural and extraneous variation in the analysis of field experiments. J Agric Biol Environ Stat 2: 269-273.
38. Gilmour AR, Gogel BJ, Cullis BR, Thompson R (2009) ASReml User Guide Release 3. 0. VSN International Ltd., Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1ES, UK. 372 pp.
39. Grant TC (1989) History of forestry in New South Wales 1788 to 1988. TC Grant, Sydney.
40. Hodge GR, Dvorak WS (1999) Genetic parameters and provenance variation of Pinus tecunumanii in 78 International trials. For Genet 6: 157-180.
41. Jayawickrama KJS (2001) Genetic parameter estimates for radiata pine in New Zealand and New South Wales: a synthesis of results. Silvae Genet 50: 45-53.
42. Jayawichrama KJS, Balocchi C (1993) Growth and form of provenances of Pinus radiata in Chile. Aust For 56: 172-178.
43. Johnson IG, Ades PK, Eldridge KG (1997) Growth of natural Californian provenances of Pinus radiata in New South Wales, Australia. N Z J For Sci 27: 23-38.
44. Johnson GR, Burdon RD (1990) Family-site interaction in Pinus radiata: implications for progeny testing strategy and regionalized breeding in New Zealand. Silvae Genet 39: 55-62.
45. Karhu A, Vogl C, Moran GF, Bell JC, Savolainen O (2006) Analysis of microsatellite variation in Pinus radiata reveals effects of genetic drift but no recent bottlenecks. J Evol Biol 19: 167-175.
46. Kennedy G (2004) Variation in wood density and diameter growth between inter- and intra-provenance crosses of Pinus radiata D. Don. Unpublished BSc Hons Thesis, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.
47. Kumar S (2004) Genetic parameter estimates for wood stiffness, strength, internal checking, and resin bleeding for radiata pine. Can J For Res 34: 2601-2610.
48. Ledig TF, Vargas-Hernández JJ, Johnsen KH (1998) The conservation of forest genetic resources. J For 96: 32-42.
49. Li L, Wu HX (2005) Efficiency of early selection for rotation-aged growth and wood density traits in Pinus radiata. Can J For Res 35: 2019-2029.
50. Libby WJ (1997) Native origins of domesticated radiata pine. Pp. 9-21 In: Proceedings of the NZFRI-IUFRO Conference: IUFRO'97 Genetics of Radiata Pine, 1-4 December 1997, Rotorua, NZ, R. D. Burdon and J. M. Moore (Eds.). New Zealand Forest Research Institute, FRI Bull. No. 203.
51. Low CB, Smith T (1997) Use of the Guadalupe provenance in Pinus radiata improvement in New Zealand. In: RD Burdon RD, Moore JM (eds) IUFRO'97 Genetics of Radiata Pine: proceedings of NZFRI-IUFRO Conference, December 1-4, and Workshop December 5 1997, Rotorua, NZ. New Zealand Forest Research Institute, FRI Bull. No. 203, pp 57-61.
52. Lowe WJ, van Buijtenen JP (1981) Tree improvement philosophy and strategy for the western Gulf Tree Improvement Program. In: Proc 15th North Am Quant For Gen Workshop., pp 43-50.
53. Magnussen S (1990) Application and comparison of spatial models in analyzing tree genetics field trials. Can J For Res 20: 536-546.
54. Matheson AC, Cotterill PP (1990) Utility of genotype × environment interactions. For Ecol Manag 30: 159-174.
55. Matheson AC, Raymond CA (1984) The impact of genotype × environment interactions on Australian Pinus radiata breeding programs. Aust For Res 14: 11-25.
56. Matziris DI (1995) Provenance variation of Pinus radiata in Greece. Silvae Genet 44: 88-95.
57. McRae TA, Apiolaza LA, Dutkowski GW, Kerr RJ, Pilbeam DJ, Powell MB, Tier B (2003) TREEPLAN®-a genetic evaluation system for forest trees. In: Proc. 27th Biennial Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA 24-27 June 2003.
58. Moran GF, Bell JC (1987) The origin and genetic diversity of Pinus radiata in Australia. Theor Appl Genet 73: 616-622.
59. Moran GF, Bell JC, Eldridge KG (1988) The genetic structure and the conservation of the five natural-populations of Pinus radiata. Can J For Res 18: 506-514.
60. Namkoong G, Kang HC, Brouard JS (1988) Tree breeding: principles and strategies. Springer, New York, USA, p 180.
61. Oberbauer T (2006) La Vegetacion de isla Guadalupe. Entonces Y Ahora. Gaceta Ecologica 081. Instituto Nacional de Ecologia, Distrito Federal, pp 47-58.
62. Powell MB, McRae TA, Wu HX, Dutkowski GW, Pilbeam DJ (2004) Breeding strategy for Pinus radiata in Australia. 2004 IUFRO Joint Conference of Division 2: forest genetics and tree breeding in the age of genomics: progress and future. Charleston, South Carolina, USA, 1-5 November, 2004, pp 308-18.
63. Raymond CA (2011) Genotype by environment interactions for Pinus radiata in New South Wales. Tree Genet Genomes 7: 819-833.
64. Raymond CA, Henson M (2009) Genetic variation within the native provenances of Pinus radiata D. Don. 1. Growth and form to age 26 years. Silvae Genet 58: 242-252.
65. Robertson A (1959) The sampling variance of genetic correlation coefficient. Biometrics 15: 469-485.
66. Shelbourne CJA (1972) Genotype-environment interaction: its study and its implications in forest tree improvement. IUFRO Genet-SABRAO Joint Sympo., Tokyo, October 1972.
67. Shelbourne CJA, Burdon RD, Bannister MH, Thulin IJ (1979) Choosing the best provenances of radiata pine for different sites in New Zealand. N Z J For 24: 288-300.
68. Squillace AE (1974) Average genetic correlations among offspring from open-pollinated forest trees. Silvae Genet 23: 149-156.
69. Stram DO, Lee JW (1994) Variance components testing in the longitudinal mixed effects model. Biometrics 50(4): 1171-1177.
70. Vogl C, Karhu A, Moran G, Savolainen O (2002) High resolution analysis of mating systems: inbreeding in natural populations of Pinus radiata. J Evol Biol 15: 433-439.
71. White T (1992) Advanced-generation breeding populations: Size and structure. In "Breeding tropical trees: resolving tropical forest resource concerns through tree improvement, gene conservation and domestication of new species". Proceedings of IUFRO meeting, Cartegena and Cali, Colombia, 9-18 Oct. 1992, pp 208-22.
72. White TL, Matheson AC, Cotterill PP, Johnson RG, Rout AF, Boomsma DB (1999) A nucleus breeding plan for radiata pine in Australia. Silvae Genet 48: 122-133.
73. Wu HX, Eldridge KG, Matheson AC, Powell MB, McRae TA (2007) Achievements in forest tree improvement in Australia and New Zealand: successful introduction and breeding of radiata pine to Australia. Aust For 70: 215-225.
74. Wu HX, Matheson AC (2002) Quantitative genetics of growth and form traits in radiata pine. CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products Technical Report No. 138 and Southern Tree Breeding Association Technical Report TR2002-01, 133pp.
75. Wu HX, Matheson AC (2005) Genotype by environment interaction in an Australia-wide radiata pine diallel mating experiment: Implications for regionalized breeding. For Sci 5: 1-11.
76. Ye TZ, Jayawickrama KJS (2008) Efficiency of using spatial analysis in first-generation coastal Douglas-fir progeny tests in the US Pacific Northwest. Tree Genet Genomes 4: 677-692.