Evolving notes, images and sounds by Luis Apiolaza
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Five months ago I was saying all that glitters is not GxE interaction, putting forward the idea that, at least in forestry, some of the reported GxE interaction was not interaction at all but poor connectedness. Today Forest Ecology and Management published the work by Duncan McLean (our PhD student, congratulations!), Jaroslav Klápště, Mark Paget […]
Today I received an email from Taylor & Francis letting me know that the final volume and pagination for one of our papers was available, and telling me that I should share this paper with the world. I should, as the open access (OA) costs are USD 3,000+. The article is here, by the way. […]
—We are planning a conference on changes to silviculture because of forest fires and climate change… Do you wanna come?—But I don’t work in that topic.—Don’t you? To be perfectly honest, I have never seen myself as dealing with forest fires in my research. I do work, sometimes obsess, on the within- and between-tree variability […]
—The genetic correlations are very high. Can you check them?—Sure The additive genetic variance for one of the traits was essentially zero, which pushed the correlation to get stuck at 0.99. Looking with more attention at the results of the univariate analyses, showed that the experimental design features (replicates, incomplete blocks) were also close to […]
A good understanding of the biological traits that have an effect on profit. Can we identify new, more efficient selection criteria? A clear awareness of trade-offs between: traits, genetic evaluation options, deployment systems, etc. Trade-offs are everywhere in breeding programmes. A database system that contains all the data. A well-documented genetic evaluation system: we can […]
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