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Information × Registration Number 0225U003203, (0120U101890) , R & D reports Title To improve methodological approaches to selection and evaluation of the breeding material of both indigenous and introduced woody plants based on the study of their intraspecific variability and adaptive response, including their resistance to climate change popup.stage_title Удосконалення методичних підходів щодо оцінювання селекційного матеріалу видів, форм та гібридів на основі вивчення клонів на колекційних ділянках і лісонасінних плантаціях та потомств на родинних плантаціях, у випробних та сортовипробних культурах Head Los Svitlana A., к.с.-г.н. Registration Date 02-06-2025 Organization Ukrainian Research Institute of Forestry and Forest Melioration named after G. M. Vysotsky popup.description1 Improving of methodological approaches to selection and evaluation of the breeding material of indigenous and introduced woody plants based on the study of their intraspecific variability and adaptive response, including their resistance to climate change popup.description2 Study object: tree improvement and varietal assessment of both indigenous and introduced woody plant species. Aim of the study: improving of methodological approaches to selection and evaluation of the breeding material of indigenous and introduced woody plants based on the study of their intraspecific variability and adaptive response, including their resistance to climate change. Methodology of the study: comparative-ecological, mensurational, breeding and seed production methods, as well as morphological, anatomical, cytological, biochemical, mathematical-statistical approaches. Phenological observations of the reproductive development of the best forms of walnut and Scots pine have been conducted. Markers of resistance of Scots pine of different geographical origins to climate change have been determined. Stands of six species of introduced conifers have been surveyed (Schrenk's spruce, blue spruce, Weymouth pine, mountain pine, limber pine, and yellow pine). In the Scots pine progeny tests, 20 trees were selected as candidates for plus trees. Product Description popup.authors Vysotska Natalia Yu. Haida Yurii I. Hodovanyi Oleksii M. Hrachova Mariia A. Hryhorieva Viktoriia H. Hubin Yevhen A. Dyshko Valentyna A. Lysak Yuliia S. Los Svitlana A. Mytrochenko Valentyna V. Neyko Ihor S. Neyko Olena V. Plotnikova Olena M. Ryzhenko Tetiana S. Samoday Vyacheslav P. Smashniuk Liudmyla V. Tereshchenko Larisa Iv. Torosova Liliia O. Shlonchak Hryhorii A. popup.nrat_date 2025-06-02 Close