Forest Genetics

Discover the profound impact of trees on our planet with Forest Genetics by T.L. White, published by CABI Publishing in 2007. This award-winning book, recognized as a 2009 Outstanding Academic Title, delves into the intricate relationships between genetics and forest management, making it an essential read for professionals and enthusiasts in agriculture and environmental science.

Spanning 704 pages, Forest Genetics explores the vital role trees play in our social, ecological, and economic systems. Covering 30% of the Earth's land, these remarkable organisms are not only long-lived perennials but also crucial to our environment. This comprehensive guide offers insights into forestry practices, silviculture techniques, and the genetics that underpin forest ecosystems.

Enhance your understanding of forest ecology and management with this indispensable resource that bridges the gap between genetics and practical forestry applications.