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28 EUFGRGEN: SGGIAI;.; BRGABI;.;EAllES Needs for international cooperation • Investigations on the genetic structure of the species (DNA, isoenzyme analysis). • Establishment and evaluation of provenance tests. • Investigations on the mating system. • Standardization of numerical taxonomic investigation procedures: establishment of taxonomic keys. References Bordacs, S. 1997. Pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) seed orchard and clone tests in Hungary. Conference report of Diversity and Adaptation in Oak Species, 12-17 October 1997, State College, Pennsylvania, USA. Bordacs, S. and K. Burg. 1997. Genetic differentation by RAPD-markers of oak species in Hungary. Conference report of Diversity and Adaptation in Oak Species, 12-17 October 1997, State College, Pennsylvania, USA. Borovics, A. 1997. A kocsanytalan tolgyek levelmorfol6giai vizsgalata. Erdeszeti Lapok 86- 87:125-142 [in Hungarian]. Borovics, A. 1997. Tolgyek nemesitesi alapanyagainak vizsgalata. Novenygenetikus Szakmernoki dolgozat. GATE, Genetika Tanszek [in Hungarian]. Comps, B., Cs. MMyas, J. Letouzey and T. Geburek. 1998. Genetic variation in beech populations (Fagus sylvatica L.) along the Alp Chain and in the Hungarian Basin. For. Genet. 5(1):1-9. Forest Research Institute. 1991. A faallomanyok elofakeszlete, novedeke es a fakitermelesi lehetosegek. Kutatasi Jelentes, ERTI Kozponti Konyvtar [in Hungarian]. National Institute for Agricultural Quality Control. 1996. Orszagos erdeszeti csmeteleltar 1996/97 szezon. OMMI, Budapest [in Hungarian]. Somogyi, Z. and T. Standovar. 1995. Kocsanytalan tolgyesek egeszsegi allapota, novekedese es a termohelyi viszonyok kozotti osszefiiggesek vizsgalata egy erdoreszletben. Pp. 68-76 in Changing health condition of forests, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kiadvanya [in Hungarian]. T6th, J., H. Pagony and P. Szontagh. 1995. A magyarorszagi biikkosok egeszsegi allapota. Pp. 77-81 in Changing health condition of forests, Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kiadvanya [in Hungarian]. Varga, F., J. T6th and H. Pagony. 1995. A tolgypusztulas Magyarorszagon. In Changing Health Condition of Forests. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kiadvanya [in Hungarian].
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Page 4 and 5: CONTENTS iii Contents Introduction
Page 6 and 7: INwR0Duewl0N 1 Intr0dueti0n The fir
Page 8 and 9: , ' WGRKRL.1AN 3 WGrkplan Country r
Page 10 and 11: · €eUNmR¥ REeeRf'nS 5 Country R
Page 12 and 13: COUNmR'V RERORmS 7; Species Quercus
Page 14 and 15: ~ G()UN1FRM REP()R1FS 9 Conservatio
Page 16 and 17: · GOI.JNmR¥ REBORmS 11 Present st
Page 18 and 19: , GOUNlllRM REPORlllS 13 Conservati
Page 20 and 21: ~ G0UNmB¥ BER0BmS 15 Current genet
Page 22 and 23: Table 2. Tree im~rovement activitie
Page 24 and 25: · G0l:JNmRM REB0RmS ~ 9 Meshkova,
Page 26 and 27: Sessile oak Three small species bel
Page 28 and 29: eGUNliR¥ REeGRliS 23 The causes of
Page 30 and 31: GOUNTR¥ REPORTS 25 N umber of flow
Page 34 and 35: €GUNmS¥ SEPGSmS 29 Conservation
Page 36 and 37: " COUNTRY REPORTS 31 Conservation a
Page 38 and 39: , GOI.JNTB¥ RERORmS 33 Acknowledge
Page 40 and 41: ,. COUNmR¥ REBORmS 35 Fig. 1. Natu
Page 42 and 43: COUNiliR¥ REBORiliS 3'7: iliable 2
Page 44 and 45: - G0llJNmBM BEB0SmS 39 Current gene
Page 46 and 47: e0UNTR¥ REF!0RTS 41 Conservation o
Page 48 and 49: . CQUNlTS¥ REPQRlTS 43 Gene conser
Page 50 and 51: Conservation of Social Broadleaves
Page 52 and 53: COUNTRY REPORTS 47 M. 1500 1000 500
Page 54 and 55: 00l:JNlliB¥ BER0BlliS 49 lliable 2
Page 56 and 57: , COUNTRY REPORTS 51 Current geneti
Page 58 and 59: G0l:JNmRM RER0RmS 53 Institutions i
Page 60 and 61: COUNTRY REPORTS 55 Fagus sylvatica,
Page 62 and 63: genetic characteristics (mean expec
Page 64 and 65: COUNTRY REPORTS 59 Institutions inv
Page 66 and 67: Table 3. Seed availability (kg) for
Page 68 and 69: COUNTRY REPORTS 63 Paule, L. 1995.
Page 70 and 71: ~ G0UNmB¥ BER0BmS 65 Table 2. Prop
Page 72 and 73: . COUNTRY REPORTS 67" theses (Mavsa
Page 74 and 75: • natural regeneration is support
Page 76 and 77: o COUNTRY REPORTS 71 Table 9. Beech
Page 78 and 79: Acknowledgements We would like to t
Page 80 and 81: COUNTRY REPORTS 75 Oak genetic reso
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, , e0UNTR¥ REP0RTS 79 Table 2. Re
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COUNTRY REPORTS 81 Table 5. Origins
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· . COUNTRY REPORTS 83 be proposed
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eGUNiliR¥ REPGRiliS 85 CEMAGREF. 1
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COUNTRY REPORTS 87 Many even-aged h
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C()UNTR¥ RER()RTS 89 Table 1. Impo
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COUNTRY REPORTS 91 A new database d
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G0UNmRY RER0RmS 93 Conservation ex
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COUNTR¥ REPORTS 95 Institutions in
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COUNTRY REPORTS 97 Activities conce
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· COUNTRY REPORTS 99 Quercus robur
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COUNTRY RERORTS 103 The species Bee
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GeUNmR¥ REBeRmS 105 During recent
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CC>UN!I"RY REPC>R!I"S 10'7' Very re
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COUNTR¥ REPORTS 109 ha 2500 2000 1
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COUNTRY REPORTS 111 Miiller-Starck,
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CGUNmRM REPGRmS 113 In contrast to
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, COUNTRY REPORTS 115 Tree improvem
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Genetic resources and conservation
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COUNTRY REPORTS 119 .c. " 1 ~/ numb
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· GOUNmR¥ REPORmS ~2~ Oak and bee
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COUNTRY REPORTS 123 Fig. 3. Age str
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COUNTRY REPORTS 125 Research activi
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COUNTRY REPORTS 127 Genetic resourc
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COUNTRY'REPORTS 129 prevents the ac
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COUNTRY REPORTS 131 Social Broadlea
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 133 Overview
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 135 Geograph
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G"ER"IEW PRESENlTAlTlGNS ~ 137 1987
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 139 Fig. 2.
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OVERVIEW RRESENTATIONS 141 correlat
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 143 threat f
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 145 Oak decl
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 147 • The
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Year Oak species Drought Defoliatio
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Defoliation by Year Oak species Dro
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BXlERXlIEW BRESENrIlArIllBNS 153 Ph
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 155 Genetic
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 157 Balkan b
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0VERVIEW PRESENTATI0NS 159 DNA anal
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 161 Gomory,
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 163 Resource
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 16'7 Seed co
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OVERVIEW PRESENTATIONS 169 The time
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OllERlllEW PRESENTA.TIONS 1'71 requ
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PROGRAMME 173 Programme 22 and 23 O
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PARTICIPANTS 175 Mr Edgars Smaukste
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