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Resolutions
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WHEREAS, with deep regret do we note the passing of E. J. Eliason on May 26, 1973 at the age of 72. As with so much of his life, his last hours were spent ...
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Resolutions
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Resolving Western White Pine Seed Germination Differences Between Lab Testing Protocols and Operational Greenhouse Protocols at Webster Nursery
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Jeff deGraan, Boyd Johnson, Sheree Pickens and Peter Gould
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© Respiratory C fluxes and root exudation differ in two full-sib clones of Pinus taeda (L.) under contrasting fertilizer regimes in a greenhouse
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Response of a White Spruce and White Pine Planting to Sulphur and Fertilizer Tablets
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Ten years after planting on the shallow soils of Eastern Ontario, white spruce and white pine showed little or no benefit from artificial acidification ...R. E. Mullin
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Response Of A Yellow-poplar Swamp Ecotype To Soil Moisture
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Richard C. Schultz and Paul P. Kormanik
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The Response of Bareroot Loblolly Pine Seedlings to the Amount and Timing of Nitrogen Fertilization in the Nursery
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Abstract- A nursery study was conducted to observe the effects of altering the amount of nitrogen fertilizer at eachapplication on bareroot loblolly pine ...Hans Williams, Karen Woodard and Tim Stewart
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Response of container-grown nursery plants to chlorine used to disinfest irrigation water
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Response of Douglas-fir & Ponderosa pine to phosphorus fertilization at the J. Herbert Stone Nursery
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Twelve combinations of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers were applied in the first growing season to Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine seedlings. Soil analysis ...James W. Fischer
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Response Of Four Sources Of Loblolly Pineto Soil Acidity Extremes
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Michael C. Harbin
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Response of Grafted Juglans nigra to Increasing Nutrient Availability: Growth, Nutrition, and Nutrient Retention in Root Plugs
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We examined growth and nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K), and microelement nutrition of grafted black walnut (Juglans nigra L.) seedlings exposed to ...D. Jacobs, G. Pardillo, K. Francis Salifu and M. Schott
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Response of Loblolly Pine Seedling Genetic Variation to Ozone
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A. E. Wiselogel
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Response of Loblolly Pine Seedlings from Diverse Families to Controlled Nutrient Supply
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Poster PresentationsDavid M. O'Malley, James E. Grissom, Rongling L. Wu and Steven E. McKeand
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Response of seed treatments on seed germination in wild Crotalaria species.
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Response of seedlings of two hypogeal brush species to CO2 enrichment.
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© Response of selected wildflower species to saline water irrigation
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Response of Standard Eastern Cottonwood and Novel Black Willow Clones to Artificial Lighting
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Dormant hardwood cuttings provide convenient propagation material for various forestry applications. The success of these applications, however, depends on ...Alexander Hoffman, Joshua Adams, Mohammad M. Bataineh, Benjamin A. Babst and Andrew Nelson
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Response of Ten Provenances of White Spruce Seedlings to Variable Concentration of Calcium in the Nutrient Medium
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J. J. M. Nicholson and J. L. Ferrar
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Response of Texas and Florida Live Oak (Quercus virginiana) Seedlings to Water Deficit Treatments
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A. Bonds and T. Montague
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© Response of two perennial herbaceous Texas legumes to shade
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Response of Virginia Pine Christmas Tree Plantation to Fertilization
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Commercial production of Christmas trees has recently become a reality in Louisiana. Virginia pine (Pinus virginiana Mill.) is the most suitable Christmas tree ...Paul Y. Burns and Shih-Chang Hu
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Response To Fertilization Of Five Oak Species Eight Years After Planting
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Eight years after planting, black oak and scarlet oak responded to slow-release magnesium ammonium phosphate while northern red oak, white oak, and post oak ...Paul S. Johnson
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Response To Nitrate And Ammonium Fertilizers -flowers, Cones And Seed In A Loblolly Pine Seed Orchard
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John F. Robinson
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Responses of American and Chinese Chestnut to Cryphonectria parasitica and Ethylene
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J. B. Miller, Louis Shain and R. J. Spalding
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Responses of three Texas loblolly pine families to aeciospore isolates of Cronartium quercum f. sp. fusiforme
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G. Kuhlman
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The Responsibility to Publish
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In my travels, I have had the opportunity to visit many different nurseries and see a variety of unique and thoughtful innovations. Because forest tree ...Thomas D. Landis
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Responsible chemical use
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Responsiveness of Diverse Families of Loblolly Pine to Fertilization: Eight-Year Results from SETRES-2
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Breeding, Testing, and SelectionH. Lee Allen, James E. Grissom, R. Rubilar and Steven E. McKeand
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Responsiveness to Fertilization of Diverse Families from two Provenances of Loblolly Pine
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Ben C. Smith, Jesus Espinoza, Jim Grissom, Lee Allen, Steve McKeand and Tori Brooks
