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2007 Summer Forest Nursery Notes - New Nursery Literature

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Water Management and Irrigation

Comparing Large Bareroot and Container Stock: Water Stress as Influenced by Peat and Soil Water Availability

Jutras, S., Thiffault, N., and Munson, A. D. Tree Planters' Notes 52(1):15-18. 2007.

Controlling Bamboo (Phyllostachys spp.) with Herbicides

Czarnota, M. A. and Derr, J. Weed Technology 21:80-83. 2007.

Controlling Container Weeds

Altland, J. American Nurseryman 205(12):38-44. 2007.

Developing a Knowledge Center for Water and Nutrient Management for the Nursery and Greenhouse

Lea-Cox, J., Ross, D., Bilderback, T., Yeager, T., and Harris, J. R. HortScience 42(4):898. 2007.

Different Sites, Different Concerns

Altland, J. Digger 51(4):45-48. 2007.

Effects of Water Delivery Volume, Rates, and Concentration of Metam Potassium on Purple Nutsedge Emergence in Mulched Beds

Santos, B. M. and Gilreath, J. P. HortTechnology 17(2):191-194. 2007.

Glyphosate Spray Drift Management with Drift-reducing Nozzles and Adjuvents

Johnson, A. K., Roeth, F. W., Martin, A. R., and Klein, R. N. Weed Technology 20:893-897. 2006.

Growing Your Mulch On-site: Using Site Produced Sorghum/Sudan as a Mulch for Hybrid Poplar

Demchik, M. and Krause, N. Northern Journal of Applied Forestry 24(1):77-78. 2007.

Improving Rewetting

Argo, B. and Fisher, P. Greenhouse Grower 25(3):72-73, 76. 2007. Keeping containers healthy depends on media's ability to hold the right amount of water.

Is Your Water-filtration System Doing an Adequate Job?

Konjoian, P. and Merrill, L. Greenhouse Management and Production 27(4):50-54. 2007.

Phytotoxicity of Volatile Oil From Eucalyptus citriodora Against Some Weedy Species

Setia, N., Batish, D. R., Singh, H. P., and Kohli, R. K. Journal of Environmental Biology 28(1):63-66. 2007.

Response of Texas and Florida Live Oak (Quercus virginiana) Seedlings to Water Deficit Treatments

Bonds, A. and Montague, T. HortScience 42(3):436. 2007.

Retaining Water for Healthy Plants

Argo, B. and Fisher, P. Greenhouse Grower 25(2):72, 74, 76. 2007. Superabsorbent gels and media mix can make a big difference in keeping plants hydrated.

Soil Fumigants to Replace Methyl Bromide for Weed Control in Ornamentals

Uhlig, R. E., Bird, G., Richardson, R. J., and Zandstra, B. H. HortTechnology 17(1):111-114. 2007.

Soil Moisture Sensors Evaluated, Guide Developed

Comis, D. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 62(2):26A. 2006.

Survival of Planted Oak Seedlings is Improved by Herbaceous Weed Control

Ezell, A. W., Yeiser, J. L., and Nelson, L. R. Weed Technology 21:175-178. 2007.

Tolerance of Bare-root Ornamental Perennials to Selected Herbicides

Zheljazkov, V. D., Patterson, K., Parsons, K. J., and Sampson, G. Canadian Journal of Plant Science 87(2):439-442. 2007.

Univ. of California Program to Protect Water Quality in Greenhouses and Nurseries

Newman, J., Merhaut, D., Mangiafico, S., and Ellis, A. HortScience 42(4):940-941. 2007.

Weed Identification 101: Knowing Nursery Weeds by Their Names is Key to Control

Altland, J. Digger 51(3):28-30, 32, 34-35. 2007.

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