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2011 Summer Forest Nursery Notes - New Nursery Literature

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Genetics and Tree Improvement

Genetic variation among Pinus patula popula­tions along an altitudinal gradient

Two environ­ment nursery tests. Saenz-Romero, C., Ruiz-Talonia, L. F., Beaulieu, J., Sanchez-Vargas, N. M., and Rehfeldt, G. E. Revista Fitotecnia Mexicana 34(1):19-25. 2011.

Norway spruce (Picea abies [L.] Karst.) prov­enance variation in autumn cold hardiness: adapta­tion or acclimation?

Gomory, D., Foffova, E., Kmet, J., Longauer, R., and Romsakova, I. Acta Biologica Craco­viensia Series Botanica 52(2):42-49. 2010.

Propagate, archive, reforest

Benson, S. American Nurseryman 211(4):14-17. 2011.

© Use of DNA-fingerprints to control the origin of forest reproductive material

Degen, B., Holtken, A., and Rogge, M. Silvae Genetica 59(6):268-273. 2010.

Mycorrhizea & Beneficial Microorganisms

© Current nursery practice with regard to mycor­rhizae and the propagation of New Zealand's native plants

Williams, A. Ecological Management & Resto­ration 11(3):220-223. 2010.

© Effect of controlled inoculation with specific mycorrhizal fungi from the urban environment on growth and physiology of containerized shade tree species growing under different water regimes

Fini, A., Frangi, P., Amoroso, G., and Piatti, R. Mycorrhiza. Springer online 2011.

© Mycorrhizal fungi suppress aggressive agricul­tural weeds

Rinaudo, V., Barberi, P., Giovannetti, M., and van der Heijden, M. G. A. Plant and Soil 333:7-20. 2010.

© Testing the effect of routine fungicide applica­tion on ectomycorrhiza formation on Pinus halepen­sis seedlings in a nursery

Carrillo, C., Diaz, G., and Honrubia, M. Forest Pathology 41:70-74. 2011.

Nursery Structures & Equipment

Cost-effective coverings

McCoy, M. Digger 54(7):21-24. 2010.

© An economic assessment of the use of short-rotation coppice woody biomass to heat greenhouses in southern Canada

McKenney, D. W., Yemshanov, D. , Fraleigh, S., Allen, D., and Preto, F. Biomass and Bioenergy 35:374-384. 2011.

Is it time to replace your mechanical thermostats?

Bartok, J.W., Jr. Greenhouse Management and Pro­duction 30(11):46-47. 2010.

Lower heating costs with underbench heat

Bar­tok, J. W., Jr. Greenhouse Management and Production 30(8):35-36. 2010.

Maximize light fixture operation

Grouzos, J. and Battle, L. Greenhouse Management 31(5):59-60, 62. 2011.

Pipe insulation is an inexpensive, energy-saving measure

Bartok, J. W., Jr. Greenhouse Management and Production 30(10):58-59. 2010.

Productivity of the M-planter tree-planting de­vice in practice

Rantala, J. and Laine, T. Silva Fennica 44(5):859-869. 2010.

Reduce storm damage to your greenhouses

Bar­tok, J. W., Jr. Greenhouse Management and Production 30(7):73-74. 2010.

Reducing temperatures with shading

Parbst, K. Greenhouse Management 31(4):57-59. 2011.

Spray more efficiently

Becker, K. Greenhouse Management 31(4):52-53. 2011.

What are my options for propagation fog?

Bar­tok, J.W., Jr. Greenhouse Management 31(3):64-65. 2011.

What are my options for recycling used green­house film?

Bartok, J.W., Jr. Greenhouse Management 31(5):25-27. 2011.

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