Abstract
Intra- and interpopulational polymorphism in the production of phenolic compounds is described in Polish populations of <em>Pinus sylvestris</em> L. Two mutually exclusive forms of pine trees are present in changing proportions in all populations studied. This allows three groups of populations to be distinguished. The character of this differentiation is discussed.
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