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Health and Safety
It's that time of the year when nursery workers are exposed to long hours in the sun. and are therefore at risk to a number of heat-related illnesses.
Healthy Roots Lead to Healthy Plants
Plants with healthy roots have fewer disease problems and should bring higher returns.
Sharon M. Douglas
Heat distribution options
Heat Injury
Abiotic Factors, Chapter 28
Richard K. Hermann
A Heat Sum Model For Loblolly Pine Pollen Development
Catkin development was recorded at 2 to 7-day intervals in February and March of 1988 to 1992 for 90 ramets from 31 families at the Weyerhaueser Company's ...
David L. Bramlett, Floyd E. Bridgwater and W. C. Woodbridge
Heating System, Germination Temperature and Post Germination Fertilizer Regime Effects on White Spruce Nursery Growth
Morphology of white spruce 1-0 seedlings grown with under bench heating did not differ from those grown with over bench heating. No differences were observed ...
Christopher D. B. Hawkins, D. A. Draper and R. Y. N. Eng
Heavy Duty Tree Planting Machine Developed in Nebraska
Job quality of machine tree planting depends on the size and shape of the seedling stock and site conditions as well as the equipment use. Topography, soil ...
Walter T. Bagley
Heavy vs. medium choppers for preparing sandhill sites for pine
In the sandhills of West Florida, sites dominated by scrub hardwoods and wiregrass can be converted to pine after intensive site preparation. The ...
Robert D. McReynolds and Russell M. Burns
Height and Diameter Growth Differences Among Eight Cherrybark Oak Provenances
Cherrybark oak (Quercus pagoda Raf.) is an important and highly valued southern hardwood timber species. Previous studies have shown that growth differences ...
Joshua P. Adams, Randall J. Rousseau and John C. Adams
Height and Seasonal Growth Pattern of Jack Pine Full-Sib Families
Total tree height, seasonal shoot elongation, dates of growth initiation and cessation, and mean daily growth rate were measured and analyzed for a ...
Donald E. Riemenschneider
Height Control of Interior Spruce by Means of Photoperiodic Induction
Four blackout periods were each applied for 3 durations to control height in interior spruce species at Red Rock Research Station (RRRS). In all six seedlots ...
Christopher D. B. Hawkins and D. A. Draper
Height Growth of Loblolly Pine Improved Only Slightly After Ten Years of Tip Moth Control
This study was designed to measure the influence of Nantucket pine tip moth (Rhyacionia frustrana Comst.) attack on height growth of loblolly pine (Pin us ...
R. G. Merrifield, R. R. Foil and Thomas Hansbrough
Height Growth of Noble Fir 8 Years After Planting in the Olympic Mountains
Eight years after they were planted in the Olympic Mountains, average height of noble fir trees was 7.9 feet. Annual height growth the previous 3 years ...
Marshall D. Murray and Dorothy LaRance
Height Growth of Planted Shrubs and Trees in a Semiarid Rangeland in Western Montana
We evaluated height development of restoration spe- cies in two studies in the semiarid foothills of the Sapphire Range in western Montana. In one study, ...
Daniel W. Stone, Michael R. McTee, Lucas McIver and Philip W. Ramsey
Height Growth Performance of White Spruce Provenances in Central Maine
Height growth measurements were made in a range-wide geographic seed source test of white spruce on the Penobscot Experimental Forest, Bradley, Maine, after ...
Ronald Wilkinson
Height variation in a five-year-old yellow-poplar provenance/progeny test in Illinois
Yellow-poplar height growth can be increased up to 10 percent by selecting the proper seed source; in southern Illinois this seed source is southwest ...
George Rink
Height, caliper growth, and biomass response of ten shade tree species to treeshelters
Height-Age Relationships in a Loblolly Pine Varietal Screening Trial: Implications for Stand Yields
Loblolly pine clonal forestry has progressed substantially in the Southern United States. Over 10 million somatic embryogenesis seedlings have been planted in ...
C. O. Sabatia, Harold E. Burkhart and Phillip M. Dougherty
Height-Related Trends in Leaf Xylem Anatomy and Shoot Hydraulic Characteristics in a Tall Conifer: Safety Versus Efficiency in Water Transport
Growth and aboveground biomass accumulation follow a common pattern as tree size increases, with productivity peaking when leaf area reaches its maximum and ...
B. Lachenbruch, D. R. Woodruff and F. C. Meinzer
Helicopter Cone Harvesting - Is it Practical?
An aerial cone rake was used by the Vermont State Tree Nursery and the Georgia-Pacific Nursery to efficiently harvest large quantities of balsam fir cones.
William A. Baron
Helicopter Cone Harvesting- Is It Practical?
An aerial cone rake was used by the Vermont State Tree Nursery and the GeorgiaPacific Nursery to efficiently harvest large quantities of balsam fir (Abies ...
William A. Baron
Helicopter Seeders Can Damage Conifer Seed
Helicopters are used in many parts of the country to broadcast tree seed on cutover, burned, or nonstocked lands. To determine if seed germination is ...
Richard G. Hallman and Roland M. Stoleson
Helping growers adapt to changing rules on fumigants
© Herbicidal activity of glucosinolate degrada­tion products in fermented meadowfoam (Limnanthes alba) seed meal
Herbicidal Effects of Juglone as an Allelochemical
Juglone is a natural constituent of walnut with phytotoxic and allelopathic properties. Its herbicidal effects on the weed species wild mustard (Sinapis ...
A. Z. Tel, I. Kocacaliskan, O. Arslan and S. Topal
Herbicide Aids Survival of Douglas-Fir Seedlings Planted on Dry Sites in Oregon; Root Wrapping has Little Effect
Planting seedlings in containers or wrappers has often resulted in satisfactory survival on sites where planting of bare-rooted stock has been unsuccessful. ...
Monroe Bickford and Richard K. Hermann
Herbicide investigations in coniferous tree nurseries in Saskatchewan and Alberta
In this paper I will provide a brief overview of the current research in weed control for the production of conifer seedlings and transplants in Alberta and ...
R. Esau
Herbicide Labeling
Knowledge of pesticide law and regulation is necessary for the proper use of crop protection chemicals and to remain vigilant against the potential loss of ...
Ken McNabb
Herbicide Program at the PFRA Shelterbelt Centre
The PFRA Shelterbelt Centre is a major supplier of conservation tree and shrub planting stock in Canada. Testing of herbicides for nursery weed control has ...
Lyle K. Alspach and William R. Schroeder
Herbicide Weed Control Results in Pine Seedbeds
Several pre- and post-emergent herbicides were tested throughout the Southeast from 1974 to 1976 in seedbeds of loblolly, slash, shortleaf, longleaf, and ...
David South, R. Hugh Crowley and Dean H. Gjerstad