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Use Requirements: Hardwoods
Frank T. Parrish
A Useful Homeade Plastic Tree Caliper for Seedling Inventories
A handy and useful tree caliper for measuring seedling diameter for nursery seedbed inventories can be constructed from scraps of plastic. One square ...
Alan R. Peaslee
Useful Mobile Applications for Nursery and Field Personnel
The dramatic increase in use of mobile devices has resulted in an accompanying increase in mobile applications (apps). These downloadable software programs are ...
Diane L. Haase and Daniel J. Drummond
Uses and Possibilities of 40X Digital Microscope Cameras and Associated Software
P. Oyverly
Uses for Hydrogels in the Nursery and During Outplanting
Thomas D. Landis
Uses of Hardwood Clones in Forestry Research
Clones of forest trees can be of considerable value as research tools. Furthermore, for high valued species or specific products or for special use, planting ...
Paul P. Kormanik and Robert G. McAlpine
Uses of Organic Fertilizer at Wind River Nursery
David W. Dutton
Uses of Plant Growth Regulators in the Conifer Nursery
Abstract - The literature pertaining to plant growth regulators is surveyed in relation to these chemicals being used on conifers to increase the rooting of ...
C. H. A. Little
Uses of the Westrup Brush Machine
The Westrup brush machine can be used as the first step in the conditioning process of seeds. Even though there are various sizes of the machine, only the ...
Jill Barbour
The USFS Reforestation Improvement Program
The program applies state-of-the-art equipment and methods to input weather, culture, growth, quality, handling, and field data into a computerized database at ...
Peyton W. Owston, Richard G. Miller and W. J. Rietveld
Using a Constructed Wetland to Treat Waste Water and Propagate Wetland Species
Glenn Beagle and John Justin
© Using a diverse seed mix to establish native plants on a Sonoran Desert burn
Using a Greenhouse for Controlling Plant Growth
E. M. Nederhoff
Using a pressure chamber to detect damage to seedlings accidentally frozen during cold storage
During cold storage, seedlings are sometimes accidentally frozen. A study to determine if a pressure-chamber device could be used to detect the extent of this ...
Douglas D. McCreary
Using A Spreadsheet To Simplify Bareroot Sowing Calculations
Spreadsheets are a great way of keeping lots of data in one place and a quick way of crunching numbers. The following example demonstrates how it can be used ...
Using a Steamroom to Sterilize Pallets of Styroblock™ Seedling Containers
Andy Trent, Clarke Fleege, Gary Hileman and Robert L. James
Using a Steamroom to Sterilize Pallets of Styrofoam Seedling Container Blocks
USDA Forest Service
Using a wood stove to heat greenhouses
White­feather-Spears, G. USDA Forest Service, Rocky Moun­tain Research Station, Proceedings RMRS-P-58. p.13­-16. National Proceedings: Forest and Conservation ...
Gloria Whitefeather-Spears
Using Benomyl to Improve Performance of Stored Southern Pine Seedlings
Survival of longleaf, shortleaf, slash, and loblolly pine seedlings planted in the field with benomyl incorporated in the packing medium was markedly improved ...
James P. Barnett and John C. Brissette
Using Big Game Repellant To Protect Acacia Koa Seedlings From Cattle
In three different trials, Big Game Repellant provided an effective spray period of only about 3 weeks, an insufficient time to make the treatment practical.
Gerald A. Walters
Using Biotechnology to Conserve Eastern and Carolina Hemlock Germplasm
H. M. Smith, P. M. Montello and Scott A. Merkle
Using Biotechnology to Help Restore the American Chestnut
G. M. Andrade and Scott A. Merkle
Using Capsaicin as a Less Toxic Insecticide
H. Endo and M. Tomita
Using Chlorine to Prevent Nursery Disease
One of the basic tenets of Integrated Pest Management(IPM) is to minimize the use of pesticides. We all realize that some pesticides are necessary to raise a ...
Using Compost for Container Production of Ornamental Wetland and Flatwood Species Native to Florida
This study suggests that compost may serve as a viable alternative substrate for peat in the production of ornamental wetland and flatwood species native to ...
Sandra B. Wilson and Peter J. Stofella
© Using composts for healthy plants and high productivity
Using cost accounting in nursery management
Controlling costs is a vital management function. As nursery managers we play a major role in controlling the cost of reforesting every hectare of cutover that ...
A. Wynia
Using dephenamid herbicide for seedbed weed control cuts hand-weeding labor 75 percent
In 1968, after hearing of successes in seedbed weed control using diphenamid herbicide at the Forest Service Nursery at Carbondale, Colorado. we initiated a ...
Stephen E. McDonald, John A. Isaacson and Beatrice E. Fisher
Using Diverse Plant Species to Maintain Forest Health
Planting of disease resistant species is advocated for the management of forest diseases and insect pests. Laminated root rot in the Pacific Northwest and ...
Donald Goheen and Susan Frankel
Using Electrolyte Leakage for Evaluating Hardwood Seedling Cold Hardiness
This paper describes the use of electrolyte leakage (EL) from stem tissue as a potential method for assessing cold hardiness of hardwood seedlings. The EL ...
Barrett C. Wilson and Douglass F. Jacobs