Tree Planters' Notes Volume 26, Number 1 (1975)

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A comparison of three methods of black walnut plantation establishment
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Collection date, cone-storage period affect southern pine seed yields, viability
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Container production of western hemlock in British Columbia
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Containerized nursery stock for park and roadside planting
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Effects of variety and seed source on survival of Arizona cypress planted in South Carolina
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Effects of variety and seed source on survival of Arizona cypress planted in South Carolina
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Growth retardants control development of deciduous nursery stock
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How containers affect tubed seedlings 5 years after planting
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Increasing and upgrading nursery production of yellow poplar
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Interplanting is futile in slash pine plantations
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Survival of sand pine seedlings affected by time of lifting and bale-storage period
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Pentachlorophenol and captan effects on containerized red and jack pine seedlings
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Pine seeds withstand severe drying before, after germination: seedling drought tolerance may be reduced
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Preparing planting sites with herbicides