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Proposed meeting: IUFRO Casuarina working group
Availability of seed of arid zone species for research purposes
International trials of dry zone hardwood species (C.E. Hughes)
Acacia aneura seed collections for international provenance trials (S.J. Midgley and B.V. Gunn)
Acacia albida Del. - A multipurpose tree for arid and semi-arid zones (E.G. Bonkoungou)
Planned international trials of Liquidambar styraciflua L.
Publications on Australian Acacias and other species
Seed procurement and distribution by the DANIDA Forest Seed Centre (B. Ditlevsen)
Seed available from DANIDA Forest Seed Centre, Denmark
Plant Genetic Resources Newsletter No. 58
The identity of Schwerdtfeger's Central American pine (B.T. Styles)
Recent Technical Notes and Circular Letters from the DANIDA Forest Seed Centre
Conservation of rare hardy plants: a case in point
International undertaking and FAO Commission on Plant Genetic Resources
Note on seed sources of Pinus elliottii and P. taeda in U.S.A. (R.P. Karrfalt)
International provenance test of redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)
Nitrogen Fixing Tree Research Reports
Latin American Forest Seed Bank (BLSF)
Reports of seed collections by CSIRO Division of Forest Research, Australia during 1983 and 1984
Cover photo: Prosopis sp. in Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Photo by C. Palmberg.