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Stock Quality of Black Walnut (Juglans Nigra) Seedlings as Affected by Half-Sib Seed Source and Nursery Sowing Density

Jacobs, D. F., Woeste, K. E., Wilson, B. C., and McKenna, J. R. Acta Horticulturae 705:375-381. 2006.

Our results suggest that identification of superior genetic sources may be relatively more important than sowing density in nursery propagation of high quality black walnut seedlings.


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Author(s): Douglass F. Jacobs, Keith E. Woeste, Barrett C. Wilson, J. R. McKenna

Section: Bareroot Production