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Alleviation of soil compaction: requirements, equipment and techniques
The nature of soil disturbance required to alleviate soil compaction in a range of agricultural and land restoration situations is identified.
G. Spoor
Allocation and management of genetically improved stock: A "missing link"
Tree Improvement programs worldwide have devoted significant time and resources, quite successfully, to the development of varieties of commercial trees with ...
C. Talbert
© Allometry, nitrogen status, and carbon stable isotope composition of Pinus ponderosa seedlings in two growing media with contrasting nursery irrigation regimes
Allozymes of Linked Loci Segregate Normally in Seeds of an Austrian X Japanese Red Pine Hybrid
An F1 Pinus nigra and P. densiflora hybrid was polymorphic for seven enzyme loci. Data from haploid female gametophytes of the hybrid established that four ...
James J. Tobolski and M. Thompson Conkle
Allyl Alcohol Application Through the Overhead Sprinkler System
Weed control by chemicals is now almost a standard procedure in many nurseries. Several different kinds of chemicals are in use and most of them give good ...
Karl Lanquist
Allyl Alcohol for Weed Control in Forest Nurseries
Chemical weed killers have been a boon to forest nurserymen in these days of high labor costs. So far mineral spirits have been the most useful herbicides in ...
Eugene I. Roe, J. H. Stoeckeler and Robert O. Sowash
© Allyl isothiocyanate as a methyl bromide alternative for weed management in polyethylene-mulched tomato
Almacenamiento
Alnus acuminata
L. A. Fournier
Alnus jorullensis
J. Rodriguez and V. M. Nieto
Alterantives to Chemical Soil Fumigation in Western Federal Bareroot Conifer Nurseries
The objective of this project was to evaluate alternatives to pre-plant soil fumigation with methyl bromide and other commonly-used soil fumigants in seven ...
USDA Forest Service
Alternate Types of Artificial Shade Increase Survival of Douglas-Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) Seedlings in Clearcuts
Survival of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) seedlings on two sites facing south was increased by three artificial shading devices: ...
Ole T. Helgerson and James D. Bunker
Alternatice (non-hypovirulence) Control Methods
American chestnut trees were maintained for 3 and 4 years with annual injections of methyl-2-benzimidazolecarbamate (MSC) solutions.
Richard A. Jaynes
Alternative Approaches to Breeding Value Predictions within Family
Adam Festa and Ross Whetten
Alternative containers for a sustainable green­house and nursery crop production
Alternative Designs For Progeny Testing Slash Pine
Juvenile performance of slash pine progenies in row, block, and Nelder's plots was compared. Progeny x planting density and progeny x competition level ...
Donald L. Rockwood
Alternative energy: evaluating wood fuel for greenhouse heat
AN ALTERNATIVE FERTILIZATION REGIME
At the Container Corporation of America Nursery near Archer, Florida, seedling production went from 12 million seedlings annually to 24 million seedlings in ...
Dale Rye
An Alternative Fertilization Regime
At the Container Corporation of America Nursery, seedling production went from 12 million seedlins annually to 24 million seedlings in 1982.
Dale Rye
Alternative methods for extracting southern pine seeds
The mechanics of cone and seed drying and alternative drying techniques are reviewed. Preliminary tests of freeze-drying techniques for extracting southern ...
James P. Barnett
Alternative Methods to Evaluate Root Growth Potential and Measure Root Growth
This paper reports experiments that compared root growth potential (RGP) testing methods, methods of quantifying root growth, and diagnostic ability of test ...
Richard W. Tinus and W. J. Rietveld
© An alternative of soil scarification treatment for forest restoration: effects of soil replacement
Alternative power sources - what are the options?
Alternative Sources of Secondary Macronutrients
Conventional fertilization is mainly concerned with the "Big Three" macronutrients - nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium which together comprise over 75% of ...
Thomas D. Landis
Alternative Strategies for Clonal Plant Reproduction
Interestingly, plants have evolved unique alternative life cycles that bypass typical seed production in favor of clonal reproduction systems. This may seem ...
R. L. Geneve
Alternative Technologies for Management of Soil-borne Diseases in Bareroot Forest Nurseries in the United States
Most U.S. bareroot nurseries rely on chemical fumigation to reduce levels of soil-borne pathogenic fungi, nematodes, weeds, and insects. Soils are ...
USDA Forest Service
Alternative Technologies for Management of Soil-borne Diseases in Bareroot Forest Nurseries in the United States
Many forest nurseries producing bareroot seedlings in the United States rely on soil fumigation with methyl bromide and other chemicals to control soil-borne ...
Diane M. Hildebrand, Joseph G. O'Brien, Michelle M. Cram, Robert L. James and Susan J. Frankel
Alternative Treatments to Methyl Bromide
Several fumigants have been used in past years that are no longer available or have been abandoned for reasons of registration, cost, and energy use.
Walt Chapman
Alternatives to Chemical Fumigation in Bareroot Forest Nurseries: Effects on Pathogen Levels and Seedling Density, Mortality and Quality
Our objectives were to develop cultural approaches aimed at reducing populations of soil-borne pathogenic fungi in forest nurseries to reduce or ...
USDA Forest Service
Alternatives to Chemical Fumigation Technology Development Project: Preliminary Results
Preliminary results indicate that each nursery requires different soil management regimes to help reduce the need for chemical fumigation. Several treatments ...
Diane M. Hildebrand, Jeffrey K. Stone, Jill D. Pokorny, Joseph G. O'Brien, Michelle M. Cram, Robert L. James and Susan J. Frankel