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THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF OMAN BOTANIC GARDEN^©

Article number

1055_23

Pages

101 – 112

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

Proceedings of the International Plant Propagators Society – 2013

Authors

B. Al Ruhaili, H. Al Moqbali

Keywords

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2014.1055.23

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1. A COMPARISON OF GROWTH MEDIA FOR CYCLAMENS IN A CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT^©

P. Adriaanse

2. IMPROVING FIELD SURVIVAL OF PINE SEEDLINGS AND CUTTINGS: THE SAPPI PLANT QUALITY INDEX^©

C. Ford

3. ORNAMENTAL PLANT SELECTION USING THE “SHOTGUN TECHNIQUE”: A COMPLEX PROCESS SIMPLIFIED^©

A. Harrower

4. THE USE OF META-TOPOLIN AS AN ALTERNATIVE CYTOKININ IN THE TISSUE CULTURE OF EUCALYPTUS SPECIES^©

A. van der Westhuizen

5. PLUG AND LINER PRODUCTION: ARE YOU A GROWER OR MANUFACTURER?^©

P. Fisher

6. ATTENTION TO DETAIL IS A “NOT NEGOTIABLE” FOR THE PRODUCTION OF PSEUDOPANAX HYBRIDS FROM CUTTINGS^©

J. Velvin

7. COMMERCIALLY USAGE OF GEOTHERMAL ENERGY FOR GROWING GERBERA JAMESONII IN ROTORUA^©

H. Esendam

8. BREEDING CLIVIA^©

L. Hatch

9. INTERPRETING PLANT ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN^©

K.A. Funnell

10. LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE USA NURSERY INDUSTRY^©

D. Harris

11. PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. ACTINIDIAE-VIRULENT IMPACTS ON THE NEW ZEALAND KIWIFRUIT INDUSTRY^©

L. Peacock

12. CONVENTIONAL PROPAGATION OF CORDYLINE AUSTRALIS^©

I. Duncalf

13. PINGAO (FICINIA SPIRALIS) HISTORY AND PROPAGATION^©

J.L. Oliphant

14. OPTIONS FOR SUCCESSFUL ESTABLISHMENT OF NATIVE SPECIES^©

J. van Dorsser

15. OCTOBER 2012 IPPS JAPAN – NEW ZEALAND EXCHANGE^©

J. Curry

16. THE HIMALAYAS – SOURCE OF MANY OF OUR ORNAMENTALS^©

P. Cave

17. DRUGS AND ALCOHOL IN THE WORKPLACE^©

S. Kane

18. ENHANCING PHYTONUTRIENTS TO CHANGE THE GAME: VITALVEGETABLES^©

R. Sully

19. MYRTLE RUST IN AUSTRALIA^©

E.J. Minchinton | D. Smith | K. Hamley | C. Donald

20. ORNAMENTAL EUCALYPTUS – SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE^©

K. Delaporte | M. Wirthensohn | C. Collins

21. OUR PASSION, YOUR FUTURE LEADERS^©

D. Parlby

22. USING EYE TRACKING TO UNDERSTAND CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR IN GARDEN CENTRES^©

23. THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF OMAN BOTANIC GARDEN^©

B. Al Ruhaili | H. Al Moqbali

24. MICROPROPAGATION OF SPHAGNUM MOSS FOR PEAT LAND REGENERATION^©

N. Wright

25. PROPAGATION AND REINTRODUCTION OF TWO RARE PLANT SPECIES IN THE SOUTH-EASTERN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA^©

J.S. LeCompte

26. PROPAGATION IN NEW ZEALAND FOR NORTHERN HEMISPHERE MARKETS^©

A. Ayley

27. PRODUCTION OF CUTTINGS AT ALKEMADE BROTHERS: OBSERVATIONS ON QUALITY CONTROL AND USE OF LIGHT EMITTING DIODE LIGHTS^©

M. van Duijn

28. CONNECTING WITH THE GARDENING PUBLIC^©

M. Taylor

29. THE QUEST FOR A PINKER PLANET: BREEDING, PRODUCTION AND MARKETING OF HYBRID DIANTHUS AT WHETMAN PINKS^©

A. Spilsbury

30. THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESPONSIBLY SOURCED GROWING MEDIA COMPONENTS AND MIXES^©

N. Bragg | W. Brough

31. RAISING CONSUMER AWARENESS OF YOUR NURSERY’S PRODUCTS^©

G. Clarke

32. CONIFER GRAFTING AT ISELI NURSERY: FUNDAMENTALS TO CREATING GREAT PRODUCT^©

P. Gregg

33. TEACHING PLANT PROPAGATION ONLINE^©

R.P. Regan

34. ORNAMENTAL PLANT BREEDING AT OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY^©

R. Contreras

35. INVESTING IN GERMPLASM TO GENERATE VALUE FOR THE NURSERY INDUSTRY^©

M.P. Widrlechner

36. REVIEW OF ROOT MANIPULATION IN CONTAINERS^©

J. Cooley

37. OREGON’S HORTICULTURAL SUCCESS STORY: THE HAZELNUT^©

P. Owen

38. NURSERY CERTIFICATION^©

B. McTavish | C. Barnett

39. THE PLANTRIGHT PRE: A NEW SCREENING PROCESS FOR INVASIVENESS^©

C. Conser | B. Adams

40. NUGGETS OF KNOWLEDGE: ROSE THORN DISEASE^©

M. Evans

41. THE POWER OF INTENTION^©

G. Suttle

42. CONSTRUCTION OF A BENCH PLASTIC COVER FOR MAINTAINING HIGH RELATIVE HUMIDITY^©

P. Winiarski

43. ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS WINNERS FOR 2013: OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS FOR THE HOME GARDEN^©

D. Blazek | E.K. Blythe

44. COMPARATIVE ROOTING RESPONSE OF CUTTINGS USING A BASAL QUICK-DIP IN TWO WATER-SOLUBLE FORMS OF IBA^©

E.K. Blythe

45. INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES TO CAPTURE AND RE-USE WATER FOR SMALL SCALE NURSERIES IN WASHINGTON STATE©

C.A. Brun

46. ‘EBONY FIRE’, ‘EBONY FLAME’, ‘EBONY EMBERS’, ‘EBONY & IVORY’, AND ‘EBONY GLOW’: FIVE NEW DARK-LEAVED CRAPE MYRTLES^©

C. Pounders

47. CUTTING PROPAGATION OF LITTLE-LEAF MOUNTAIN MAHOGANY^©

L.A. Rupp

48. DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOPOLYPLOID SYRINGA RETICULATE SUBSP. PEKINENSIS FOR BREEDING^©

J.J. Rothleutner

49. NEW FRONTIERS IN MAGNOLIA HYBRIDIZATION^©

D. Ledvina

50. GRAFTING RHODODENDRON ON PH NEUTRAL UNDERSTOCKS^©

B.M. Decker

51. PROGRESS IN CARPINUS CAROLINIANA PROPAGATION AND SELECTION^©

M. Yanny

52. MORE CHEESE PLEASE^©

M. Gates

53. UPPING OUR LABOR GAME^©

G.F. Berner

54. INCENTIVE DRIVEN TASKS AT PRIDES CORNER FARMS^©

M. Emmons

55. LIGHT EMITTING DIODES LIGHTS MAKE ROOTING MICROCUTTING LILACS EASIER AND SAFER^©

J.-M. Versolato

56. CLONAL PROPAGATION OF OAK HYBRIDS USING A MODIFIED LAYERING TECHNIQUE^©

B.R. Denig | P.F. Macrae Jr. | Xian Gao | N.L. Bassuk

57. MECHANIZED SEEDLING PRODUCTION AT BAILEY NURSERIES^©

N. Maren

58. PLANT PROPAGATION FOR THE BREEDING PROGRAM AT CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN^©

J. Ault | C. Thomas

59. BREEDING BETTER ARONIA PLANTS^©

M.H. Brand

60. T-BUDDING AND CHIP BUDDING AT KANKAKEE NURSERY^©

R.C. Worth

61. SOFTWOOD CUTTING PROPAGATION OF NORTHEAST UNITED STATES NATIVE SHRUB SPECIES^©

J.D. Lubell

62. NEW PLANT FORUM^©

C. Tubesing

63. HOW PLANT HORMONES WORK – AUXIN^©

R.L. Geneve

64. WILLOWAY NURSERIES PRODUCTION^©

J. Lee

65. GRAFTING FOR QUICK TURN – BIGGER CAN BE BETTER^©

B. Hendricks

66. ROOT PERFORMANCE … DOING MORE, WITH LESS^©

D. Willis

67. STRESS: THE SILENT KILLER^©

J.R. Johnson

68. ROSE ROSETTE DISEASE AND THE IMPACTS ON PROPAGATION^©

C.W. Martin

69. GIBBERELLINS AND CYTOKININS: A REVIEW^©

H.W. Barnes

S. Solow

T.P. West

K. Mylor | S. Holton | R.L. Geneve | S. Calýskan

K. Ishii | N. Takata | T. Taniguchi

K. Ichikawa | T. Fujimori

T. Hidaka

Fang Li | M. Ochiai | H. Fukui | R. Tachibana

T. Niki | W. Amaki

T. Tetsumura

N. Amari | Y. Nakano | N. Iwasaki

S. Furufuji | W. Amaki | H. Fukui

T. Tanibe | D. Ikezaki | O. Sakamoto | M. Ochiai | H. Fukui

Y. Ueda

T. Saunders | R. Lee

Donglin Zhang

S. Krebs

B. Yinger

R. Webb

88. IRRIGATION VOLUME AND FERTILIZER RATE INFLUENCE GROWTH AND LEACHING FRACTION FROM CONTAINER-GROWN GARDENIA JASMINOIDES^©

A. Bayer | J. Ruter | M. van Iersel

T.C. Hoskins | J.S. Owen Jr. | J.S. Fields | J. Brindley

J.M. Ruter | M. Green

R. Freyre | S.B. Wilson | G.W. Knox

A. Owings

J.P. Jackson | L. Johnson

T. Stephens

A. Fulcher | D. Cochran | R. Rosetta | R. Zondag | Heping Zhu

J.L. Williams-Woodward | M.E. DeMott

D. Creech

Bing Zhao | Jin-Ying Dong | Donglin Zhang

99. PROPAGATION AND CROSS COMPATIBILITY OF ABUTILON^©

Fanghua Niu | Donglin Zhang | J. Ruter | Zhihui Li

100. SANITATION CAN BE A FOUNDATION DISEASE MANAGEMENT TOOL: POTENTIAL OF SPREADING BINUCLEATE RHIZOCTONIA FROM NURSERY PROPAGATION FLOORS TO TRAYS CONTAINING AZALEA STEM CUTTINGS^©

W.E. Copes

101. INFLUENCE OF PROPAGATION ENVIRONMENT ON ROOTING OF SPARKLEBERRY (VACCINIUM ARBORETUM) STEM CUTTINGS^©

A.B. Baker | J.D. Spiers | G.B. Fain | E.K. Blythe

102. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF VARYING RAIN GARDEN FILTER BED SUBSTRATES AFFECT SATURATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY^©

E.D. Riley | H.T. Kraus | T.E. Bilderback

103. SEED SET AND GERMINATION FOR INTERSPECIFIC AND INTERGENERIC HYBRIDS IN TWO GENERA OF FABACEAE^©

S.M. Hawkins | J.M. Ruter | C. Robacker