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2009 Summer Forest Nursery Notes - New Nursery Literature

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Pesticides

Use of Pesticides in Bareroot Hardwood Seedbeds in the Southern United States

South, D. B. and Carey, W. A. Tree Planters' Notes 53(1):57-62. 2009.

Seedling Physiology And Morphology

© Bud burst timing in Picea abies seedlings as affected by temperature during dormancy induction and mild spells during chilling

Granhus, A., Floistad, I. S., and Sogaard, G. Tree Physiology 29:497-503. 2009.

© Effect of bud burst forcing on transcript ex­pression of selected genes in needles of Norway spruce during autumn

Asante, D. K. A., Yakovlev, I. A., Fossdal, C. G., and Timmerhaus, G. Plant Physiol­ogy and Biochemistry 47:681-689. 2009.

© Frost hardening and dehardening in Abies procera and other conifers under differing tempera­ture regimes and warm-spell treatments

Nielsen, C. C. N. and Rasmussen, H. N. Forestry 82(1). 2009.

Frost hardening and risk of a second flush in Norway spruce seedlings after an early-season short-day treatment

Luoranen, J., Konttinen, K., and Rikala, R. Silva Fennica 43(2):235-247. 2009.

© Improved elongation of Scots pine seedlings under blue light depletion is not dependent on re­source acquisition

Sarala, M., Taulavuori, E., Karhu, J., and Savonen, E.-M. Functional Plant Biology 36:742­-751. 2009.

© Interactive effects of carbon dioxide concen­tration and light on the morphological and biomass characteristics of black spruce and white spruce seedlings

Marfo, J. and Dang, Q.-L. Botany 87:67­77.2009. 2009.

© Physiological and morphological response towater deficit in seedlings of five provenances of Pinus canariensis: potential to detect variation in drought-tolerance

Lopez, R., Rodriguez-Calcerrada, J., and Gil, L. Trees 34:509-519. 2009.

© Root desiccation and drought stress responses of bareroot Quercus rubra seedlings treated with a hydrophilic polymer root dip

Apostol, K. G., Jacobs, D. F., and Dumroese, R. K. Plant and Soil 315:229-240. 2009.

© Winter variation in physiological status of cold stored and freshly lifted semi-evergreen Quercus nigra seedlings

Goodman, R. C., Jacomb, D. F. , Apos­tol, K. G., Wilson, B. C., and Gardiner, E. S. Annals of Forest Science 66:103-. 2009.

Seeds

Acorn storage: can you really fool Mother Na­ture? Connor, K

USDA Forest Service, Rocky Moun­tain Research Station, Proceedings RMRS-P-58. p.108­-113. National Proceedings: Forest and Conservation Nursery Association - 2008. 2009.

© Climate change and forest seed zones: past trends, future prospects and challenges to ponder

McKenney, D., Pedlar, J., and O'Heill, G. Forestry Chronicle 85(2):258-. 2009.

Evaluation of seed production of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) clonal seed orchard with cone analysis method

Sivacioglu, A. and Ayan, S. African Journal of Biotechnology 7(24):4393-4399. 2008.

© Germination behaviour of 14 Mediterranean species in relation to fire factors: smoke and heat

Reyes, O. and Trabaud, L. Plant Ecology 202:113-121. 2009.

© Smoke-derived butenolide: towards under­standing its biological effects

Light, M. E., Daws, M. I., and Van Staden, J. South African Journal of Botany 75:1-7. 2009.

Soil Management and Growing Media

© An assessment of the suitability of backyard produced compost as a potting soil

Alexander, P. D. Compost Science & Utilization 17(2):74-84. 2009.

Changes in chemical and physical properties of pine tree substrate and pine bark during long-term nursery crop production

Jackson, B. E., Wright, R. D., and Seiler, J. R. HortScience 44(3):791-799. 2009.

© Effect of vegetation cover on the hydrology of reclaimed mining soils under Mediterranean-Continental climate

Moreno-de las Heras, M., Merino-Martin, L., and Nicolau, J. M. Catena 77:39-47. 2009.

© Efficiency factors for bark substrates: biosta­bility, aeration, or phytotoxicity

Naaz, R., Caron, J., Legault, J., and Pichette, A. Soil Science Society of America Journal 73(3):780-791. 2009.

Evaluation of Three Growing Media Substrates for Western Larch Seedling Production at the USDA Forest Service Coeur d’Alene Nursery

Davis, A. S., Eggleston, K., Pinto, J. R., and Dumroese, R. K. USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Pro­ceedings RMRS-P-58. p.37-41. National Proceedings: Forest and Conservation Nursery Association - 2008. 2009.

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