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How containers affect tubed seedlings 5 years after planting
Canada is expending a great deal of effort toward containerization of seedlings (2). One of the first methods to gain practical acceptance was the "Ontario" ...
G. Frisque and James T. Arnott
© How do riparian woody seedlings survive seasonal drought?
How Do Today’s Landowners Value Tree Improvement and Silvicultural Impacts on Forest Productivity in the Southern US?
S. E. McKeand, B. Li, R. C. Abt and H. L. Allen
How Far Can Seed Be Moved?
Philip C. Wakely
How German Forestry has Changed with Pressure for Land Use
German people travel. Stories of their annual summer holiday season migration are legendary among Europeans. Affluence resulting from the industrial revolution ...
Dr. Robert J. Engelhard and Dr. Robert J. Engelhard
© How long can young Scots pine seedlings survive waterlogging?
How Many Stock Inventory Plots Do I Need?
A graphical approximation method for estimating the number of sample plots required for a desired level of accuracy.
Stephen E. McDonald
How Much Forest Tree Improvement Can We Expect From Genetical Methods
The "genetic" methods used in forest tree improvement can be divided into three main categories. The first is based on the recognition and multiplication of ...
Francois Mergen
How Much Genetic Variance will be Reduced Through Clonal Selection?
Clonal selection is defined here as vegetative propagation of selected clones. Clonal selection offers maximum genetic gain and maintenance of pure lines. ...
Fan H. Kung
How Much is Forest Genetics Helping the Forester by Increasing Growth, Form, and Yield
The available data on growth, form, and quality of individual trees and progenies are limited to rather young age classes. Charlie Webb will tell you how ...
John C. Barber
© How mycorrhizae can improve plant quality
How safe is your greenhouse?
How Seedbugs Reduce the Quantity and Quality of Pine Seed Yields
The seedbugs Tetyra bipunctata(H.-S.) and Leptoglossus corculus(Say) are sucking insects that reduce the yield of pine seed by inserting their stylets into a ...
B. H. Ebel and Gary L. DeBarr
How Should Nursery Stock be Graded
This topic is one that has been talked about for at least twenty-five years and as a. preliminary to a discussion of the subject we should ask ourselvesa few ...
H. G. McWilliams
How to be more media storage savvy
© How to better model your irrigation system
How to Control Phytophthora
Phytophthora root rot is more difficult to control than Pythiumand Rhizoctonia. While Phytophthora can contaminate greenhouse floors and used flats, it can ...
M. Hausbeck
How to Determine Fertilizer Rates and Application Timing in Bareroot Forest Nurseries
The uptake and utilization of N, P, and K is affected by nutrient characteristics, seedling factors and nursery environment. Fertilization plans should be ...
James W. Fischer and Thomas D. Landis
How to Develop an Effective Safety Committee
A company safety committee can play a decisive role in reducing the extent and severity of work-related injuries and illnesses.
A. Mauschbaugh
How to improve cuttings propagation using water-based indole-3-butyric acid rooting solutions
How to Make Straight Rows with the Holland Transplanter
Everyone likes to see long, straight seedling and transplant beds. In addition to providing the neat and manicured appearance that indicates a competent and ...
Howard W. Schneider
How to Maximize Efficiency of Fertilizers in a Forest Tree Nursery
The essentiality of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium was reviewed. Knowledge of the reaction of these nutrients in soil is a prerequisite to efficient use ...
Ivor Edwards
How to reduce ventilation energy
How to Shift Unproductive Kalmia Augustifolia-- Rhododendron Groenlandicum Heath to Productive Conifer Plantation
Conifer-regeneration failure is often observed on sites invaded by ericaceous shrubs. In northeastern Quebec. Canada, these sites are frequently characterized ...
N. Thiffault and R. Jobidon
How to Use Seedling Quality Measurement in Container Nurseries
The various techniques for measuring seedling quality are discussed in relation to the time of testing. How the data thus gathered can be applied to cultural ...
C. Joy Sally Johnson
How to Write Consistently Boring Literature
I present here, a top-10 list of recommendations for how to write consistently boring scientific publications. I then discuss why we should and how we could ...
K. Sand-Jensen
How useful is seasonal climate forecasting for tree planting decisions in south-eastern Australia? Perspectives from local knowledge experts
© How wet is wet?: the art and science of watering
Hunting for Phytophthora ramorum and Other Species of Phytophthora in Suburban Waterways in South Carolina
In 2004, container-grown nursery plants contaminated with Phytophthora ramorum were shipped from several nurseries in California and Oregon to nurseries ...
J. Hwang, S. N. Jeffers and Y. A. Wamishe
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John K. Francis