Items where Author is "Goh, Doreen K. S."

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Goh, Doreen K. S. and Bacilieri, Roberto and Chaix, Gilles and Monteuuis, Olivier (2013) Growth variations and heritabilities of teak CSO-derived families and provenances planted in two humid tropical sites. Tree Genetics & Genomes, 9 (5). pp. 1329-1341. ISSN 1614-2942

Goh, Doreen K. S. and Monteuuis, Olivier (2012) Behaviour of the “YSG Biotech TG1-8” teak clones under various site conditions: first observations.

Chaix, Gilles and Monteuuis, Olivier and Garcia, Charles and Alloysius, David and Gidiman, Jikos and Bacilieri, Roberto and Goh, Doreen K. S. (2011) Genetic variation in major phenotypic traits among diverse genetic origins of teak (Tectona grandis L.f.) planted in Taliwas, Sabah, East Malaysia. Annals of Forest Science (A5).

Goh, Doreen K. S. and Chaix, Gilles and Baillères, Henri and Monteuuis, Olivier (2007) Mass production and quality control of teak clones for tropical plantations: the Yayasan Sabah Group and CIRAD joint project as a case study. pp. 65-77.

Goh, Doreen K. S. and Monteuuis, Olivier (2005) Rationale for developing intensive teak clonal plantations, with special reference to Sabah. pp. 5-15.

Goh, Doreen K. S. and Monteuuis, Olivier Status of the “YSG Biotech” program of building teak genetic resources in Sabah. pp. 33-49.

Florence Niamké, Bobelé and Amusant, Nadine and Chaix, Gilles and Goh, Doreen K. S. and Amissa Adima, Augustin and Jay-Allemand, Christian Sugars and phenolics as heartwood formation attributes in plantation teak (Tectona grandis) from Malaysia. p. 1.

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Goh, Doreen K. S. and Chang, Felicia and Jilimin, Malcolm and Japaru, Yani (2010) Tissue culture propagation and dispatch of quality teak clones. [Journal / Magazine]

Le Roux, Christine and Tentchev, Diana and Prin, Yves and Goh, Doreen K. S. and Japarudin, Yani and Perrineau, Marie-Mathilde and Duponnois, Robin and Domergue, Odile and de Lajudie, Philippe and Galiana, Antoine (2009) Bradyrhizobia Nodulating the Acacia mangium x A. auriculiformis interspecific hybrid are specific and differ from those associated with both parental species. [Journal / Magazine]