Understanding how trees react to their environment can change how we grow them best.
This nonfiction work examines genotype–environment interactions in Douglas-fir across western Oregon, focusing on how genetic variation and local conditions shape tree height, survival, and productivity. The study uses practical data from breeding zones and discusses implications for predicting growth and for seed sourcing in forestry.
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