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Tree Planters' Notes Volume 18, Number 3 (1967)

Mapping the Condition of Nursery Stock and Cover Crops is Valuable Guide to Differential Fertilization and Other Soil Amendment: J. H. Stoeckler

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Annual Soil Analyses Help Maintain Fertility of Tree Nurseries in Wisconsin: Kenneth Derr, S. A. Wilde and W. E. Patzer

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Seedling Quality Strongly Influenced by Nursery Soil: George L. Switzer and L. E. Nelson

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Zinc Rodent Repellents also Improve Root Growth of Douglas-Fir Seedlings, But Higher Levels Cause Mortality: Harry W. Anderson

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Height Growth of Loblolly Pine Improved Only Slightly After Ten Years of Tip Moth Control: R. G. Merrifield, R. R. Foil and Thomas Hansbrough

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Improving Loblolly Pine Survival in Roadbank Stabilization: Hamlin L. Williston

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Comparison of Germination and Viability Tests for Southern Hardwood Seed: Franklin T. Bonner and John L. Gammage

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Nitrogen Improves Growth of Populus Deltoides Nursery Stock: James W. Martin and Mason C. Carter

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Growth of Monterey Pine Seedlings in Out Wash Sand Improved by Syenitic Granite with Excessive Watering: Jaya G. Iyer and W. L. Trautman

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