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2009 Winter Forest Nursery Notes - New Nursery Literature

Diverse Species

Restoration Demographic: A 10-Year Demographic Comparison Between Introduced and Natural Populations of Endemic Centaurea Corymbosa (Asteraceae)

Colas, B., Kirschner, F., Riba, M., and Olivieri, I. Journal of Applied Ecology 45:1468-1476. 2008.

Restoration through reassembly: plant traits and invasion resistance. Funk, J. L., Cleland, E. E., Suding, K. N., and Zavaleta, E. S. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 23(12:695-703. 2008.
Revegetation of the Stockton Coal Mine, Buller. Kingsbury, M. International Plant Propagators' Society, combined proceedings 2007, 57:114-119. 2008.
Rooting Stewartia and Native Azaleas Using Softwood Cuttings

Jenkins, M. Y. International Plant Propagators' Society, combined proceedings 2007, 57:646-647. 2009.

Seed Supply for Broadscale Restoration: Maximizing Evolutionary Potential

Broadhurst, L. M., Lowe, A., Coates, D. J., and Cunningham, S. A. Evolutionary Applications 1:587-597. 2008.

Seed Transfer Zones for a Native Grass Festuca Roemeri:Genecological Evidence

Wilson, B. L., Darris, D. C., Fiegener, R., and Johnson, R. Native Plants Journal 9(3):287-302. 2008.

Seedling Establishment of Two Shrubby Plant Native to the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range

Serrano-Bernardo, F. A. and Rosua-Campos, J. L. Central European Journal of Biology 3(4):451-460. 2008.

Seedling Population Size and Microhabitat Association in Lupinus Oreganus, A Threatened Plant of Western Oregan Grasslands

Withrow-Robinson, B. and Johnson, R. Oregon State University Extension Service, EM 8885-E. 10 p. 2006. Can be downloaded from: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog/pdf/em/em8885-e.pdf

Spontaneous Succession Versus Technical Reclamation in the Restoration of Disturbed Sites

Prach, K. and Hobbs, R. J. Restoration Ecology 16(3):363-366. 2008.

Understory Colonization of Eucalyptus Plantation in Hawii in Relation to Light and Nutrient Levels

Ostertag, R., Giardina, C. P., and Cordell, S. Restoration Ecology 16(3):475-485. 2008.

Vegetation succession in reclaimed coal-mining slopes in a Mediterranean-dry environment. de las Heras, J. M., Nicolau, J. M., and Espigares, T. Ecological Engineering 34:168-178. 2008.
Vital Steps Towards Success of Endangered Plant Reintroductions

Kaye, T. N. Native Plants Journal 9 (3):313-322. 2008.

Wild About Natives

Kehe, J. American Nurseryman 208(7):18-26. 2008.

The Willamette Valley Seed Increase Program: Developing Genetically Diverse Germplasm Using an Ecoregion Approach

Ward, K., Gisler, M., Fiegener, R., and Young, A. Native Plants Journal 9(3):334-349. 2009.

Fertilization and Nutrition

Controlled Release Fertilizers- Measuring Nutrient Release Rates

Handreck, K. Australian Horticulture, Oc. 1997, p 51-53. 1997.

Controlled Release Technology (Agricultural)

Goertz, H.M. Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, Controlled release technology (Agricultural), volume 7:251-274. 2004.

Effects of Fertilization and Water Stress on Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Seedlings Siddiqui, M. T., Shah, A. H., and Tariq, M. A. Journal of Tropical Forest Science 20(3):215-210. 2008.
Estimation of Release Properties of Slow-release Fertilizer Material Medina, L. C., Sartain, J. B., and Obreza, T. A. HortTechnology 19(1):13-15. 2009.
Field Nutrition Mickelbart, M. V. American Nurseryman 208(7):28-31. 2008.