Early selection of novel triploid hybrids of shrub willow with improved biomass yield relative to diploids

[21] Lu K(2006)Genomic dosage effects on heterosis in triploid maize Genetics 172 507-517

[22] Chen Z(1967)Gene balance hypothesis: connecting issues of dosage sensitivity across biological disciplines Forest Sci 13 150-155

[23] Mu T(1963)Heterosis: emerging ideas about hybrid vigour Silvae Genet 12 51-58

[24] Hu Z(1958)Big roles for small RNAs in polyploidy, hybrid vigor, and hybrid incompatibility TAPPI 41 170-175

[25] Li X(2005)Genomewide nonadditive gene regulation in Can J Forest Res 35 421-431

[26] Goff SA(2002) allotetraploids Wood Fiber Sci 34 529-539

[27] Zhang Q(1992)Early growth of diploid, triploid and triploid hybrid aspen Wood Fiber Sci 24 147-153

[28] Riedelsheimer C(2007)Natural variation and heritability in triploid aspen Forest Ecol Manag 238 92-106

[29] Czedik-Eysenberg A(1984)Diploid versus triploid aspen as pulpwood sources, with reference to growth, chemical, physical, and pulping differences Forest Ecol Manag 7 265-274

[30] Grieder C(1975)Morphological traits of 30 willow clones and thier relationship to biomass production Can J Forest Res 5 278-280

[21] Lu K(2006)Genomic dosage effects on heterosis in triploid maize Genetics 172 507-517

[22] Chen Z(1967)Gene balance hypothesis: connecting issues of dosage sensitivity across biological disciplines Forest Sci 13 150-155

[23] Mu T(1963)Heterosis: emerging ideas about hybrid vigour Silvae Genet 12 51-58

[24] Hu Z(1958)Big roles for small RNAs in polyploidy, hybrid vigor, and hybrid incompatibility TAPPI 41 170-175

[25] Li X(2005)Genomewide nonadditive gene regulation in Can J Forest Res 35 421-431

[26] Goff SA(2002) allotetraploids Wood Fiber Sci 34 529-539

[27] Zhang Q(1992)Early growth of diploid, triploid and triploid hybrid aspen Wood Fiber Sci 24 147-153

[28] Riedelsheimer C(2007)Natural variation and heritability in triploid aspen Forest Ecol Manag 238 92-106

[29] Czedik-Eysenberg A(1984)Diploid versus triploid aspen as pulpwood sources, with reference to growth, chemical, physical, and pulping differences Forest Ecol Manag 7 265-274

[30] Grieder C(1975)Morphological traits of 30 willow clones and thier relationship to biomass production Can J Forest Res 5 278-280