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Trees of the people: the growing science of poplars in Canada and worldwide

By Cooke Janice E.K.,Rood Stewart B. in (2007)

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Poplar defense against insect herbivores

By Philippe Ryan N.,Bohlmann Jörg in (2007)

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Poplar leaf rusts: model pathogens for a model tree

By Feau Nicolas,Joly David L.,Hamelin Richard C. in (2007)

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Poplar research in Canada — a historical perspective with a view to the future

By Richardson J.,Cooke J. E.K.,Isebrands J. G.,Thomas B. R.,Van Rees K. C.J. in (2007)

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Induction of xylem and fiber differentiation in Populus tremuloides

By Schuetz Mathias,Haghighi-Kia Afsaneh,Wenzel Carol L.,Mattsson Jim in (2007)

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Natural dynamics-based silviculture for maintaining plant biodiversity in Populus tremuloides-dominated boreal forests of eastern Canada

By Haeussler Sybille,Bergeron Yves,Brais Suzanne,Harvey Brian D. in (2007)

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Shoot–root defense signaling and activation of root defense by leaf damage in poplar

By Major Ian T.,Constabel C. P. in (2007)

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Genome-wide analyses of phenylpropanoid-related genes in Populus trichocarpa, Arabidopsis thaliana, and Oryza sativa: the Populus lignin toolbox and conservation and diversification of angiosperm gene families

By Hamberger Björn,Ellis Margaret,Friedmann Michael,de Azevedo Souza Clarice,Barbazuk Brad,Douglas Carl J. in (2007)

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Geographic variation in ecophysiological traits of black cottonwood (Populus trichocarpa)

By Guy Robert D.,Gornall Jemma L. in (2007)

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Cryptosporiopsis species isolated from the roots of aspen in central Alberta: identification, morphology, and interactions with the host, in vitro

By Tsuneda Akihiko,Gibas Connie F.,Wang Wei,Currah Randolph S. in (2007)

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