eng Enviro Research Publishers Current Agriculture Research Journal 2347-4688 2321-9971 2020-08-27 8 2 128 136 8840 article GPS Dhillon 1 Jajjbir Singh Sandhu 1 Parminder Singh 2 Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana 141004 Department of Plant Pathology, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana 141004 Poplar is economically important and fast growing tree species which is widely adopted by farmers of northwest India. The nursery study was conducted for two years to find out clonal variation for plant height, collar diameter, biomass, wood traits and incidence of leaf spot disease. Results found significant differences among the clones for all growth traits, specific gravity and fiber length. Clones L-290/84, 22-N and L-50/88 were promising for tree height and collar diameter during 1^st year study. In 2^nd year the tree height was highest in L-7/87 but was at par with L-34/82.  L-7/87, L-247/84 and L-48/89 were promising for diameter. Clones L-48/89, L-7/87, 22-N, L-247/84, S₇C₈, and WSL-22 recorded superiority for both above ground and root biomass. The maximum fiber length was recorded in clone WSL-29 (0.936 mm) which was at par with those of WSL-22, L-17/92 and L-50/88. The wood specific gravity ranged from 0.383 to 0.498.  Clone L-290/84 was at top rank but statistically par with 40-N, G-48, L-50/88 and T-90. The relative resistance for leaf spot was the higher in L-290/84, 40-N and WSL-29 in 1^st year, and WSL-29, L-17/92, L-290/84, 22-N, 40-N, S₇C₈, and L-48/89 were found to be resistant during 2^nd year. On the basis of all the traits clones L-48/89, 22-N, L-290/84, 40-N, and WSL-22 have shown promise and need to be tested at multiple sites before commercial cultivation. http://www.agriculturejournal.org/volume8number2/variation-among-poplar-populus-deltoides-bartr-clones-for-growth-wood-traits-and-tolerance-to-leaf-spot-diseases/ Biomass; Collar Diameter; Plant Height; Poplar; Specific Gravity