Table 3.

Numbers of trees and wounds showing strong compartmentalization (less than 25% discoloration) in maple parents and progenies.

Male ParentsFemale Parents
Red MapleSilver Maple
G-64
(4/4)1		G-70
(4/4)		G-58
(4/4)		G-201
(?)		G-202
(?)
Red Maple
G-28(2/2)1—3/5
7/10		———
G-60 (1/2)5/53
10/10		0/5
1/10		——5/5
10/10
G-61 (2/2)5/5
10/10		4/5
8/10		—5/5
10/10		5/5
10/10
G-62 (1/2)4/5
9/10		2/5
5/10		4/5
9/10		—5/5
10/10
G-65 (?)2/5
4/10		1/5
3/10		———
G-75 (2/2)1/5
2/10		1/5
3/10		———
G-303 (?)5/5
10/10		1/5
2/10		——5/5
10/10
OP2 (?)3/5
6/10		2/5
5/10		———
Silver Maple
G-58 (4/4)—4/5
9/10		———
G-201 (?)—5/5
10/10		———

  • ↵1 Parental fraction is number of wounds (of 2 or 4) showing good compartmentalization.

  • ↵2 OP = open-pollination

  • ↵3 Upper fraction refers to number of trees (of 5) in which both wounds were well compartmentalized.

    Lower fraction refers to number of wounds (of 10) showing good compartmentalization.