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IMPROVING IRRIGATION SCHEDULING PROTOCOLS FOR NURSERY TREES BY RELATING CUMULATIVE WATER POTENTIAL TO CONCURRENT VAPOUR PRESSURE DEFICIT^©

Article number

1085_22

Pages

129 – 134

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

Proceedings of the 2014 Annual Meeting of the International Plant Propagators Society

Authors

N. Tran, P. Bam, K. Black, T. Graham, Ping Zhang, M. Dixon, B. Reeves, A. Downey

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2015.1085.22

Online Articles (102)

1. CONTAINER NURSERY IRRIGATION BASICS^©

R.L. Geneve | S. Nambuthiri | S. Kester

2. MONITORING IRRIGATION IN A PRODUCTION NURSERY^©

E.-L. Louw

3. BREEDING FOR STERILITY IN INVASIVE ORNAMENTAL PLANTS^©

R. Freyre

4. NEW APPROACHES TO RECALCITRANT SPECIES PROPAGATION – NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, EVER GIVE UP^©

D. Hancock

5. RUNNING A HIGH-HEALTH AND TRUENESS-TO-TYPE PROGRAMME^©

G. Langford

6. LIGHT MANAGEMENT DURING CUTTING PROPAGATION IN NEW ZEALAND^©

P. Fisher

7. LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE (LED) LIGHTING IN PLANT PROPAGATION^©

M. Mansfield

8. STAYING COMPETITIVE (AND IN BUSINESS) AS A SMALL NURSERY^©

S. Vallance

9. PROFIT, NOT TURNOVER^©

D. Ward

10. DEEP PLANTING: A RADICAL NEW IDEA FOR SUSTAINABLE GARDENING^©

A. Stewart

11. THE NEW ZEALAND PLANT COLLECTIONS REGISTER^©

M. Dawson

12. IS THERE A ROLE FOR GLYCINE BETAINE IN CUTTING PROPAGATION?^©

J. Reader

13. IPPS JAPANESE EXCHANGE^©

A. Buschl

14. WELCOME TO ONTARIO AND THE ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS

J. Peter

15. LEAN FLOW AT NORTH CREEK NURSERIES: ESTABLISHING A CULTURE OF LEAN^©

S. Castorani

16. SOME CONSIDERATIONS FOR FERTILIZING CONTAINER NURSERY CROPS^©

Youbin Zheng | M.J. Clark | E. Agro

17. COIR AND PEAT: AN OPTIMUM ROOTING SUBSTRATE FOR PROPAGATION^©

J. Bonin

18. NEW PLANT PRINCIPALS AT NORTH CREEK NURSERIES^©

S. Castorani

19. GROWING GOOD ROOTS IN THE NURSERY^©

G.P. Lumis

20. GETTING TO THE ROOT OF TREE STRESS ALONG HIGHWAYS^©

D.M. McGrath | J. Henry

21. REDUCING DROUGHT STRESS IN TRANSPLANTED TREES USING MYCORRHIZAE^©

22. IMPROVING IRRIGATION SCHEDULING PROTOCOLS FOR NURSERY TREES BY RELATING CUMULATIVE WATER POTENTIAL TO CONCURRENT VAPOUR PRESSURE DEFICIT^©

23. NEW GENERATION OF PRECISION SPRAYERS^©

J.S.T. Deveau

24. HARDINESS ZONES AND BIOCLIMATIC MODELLING OF PLANT SPECIES DISTRIBUTIONS IN NORTH AMERICA^©

D.W. McKenney | J.H. Pedlar | K. Lawrence | P. Papadopol | K. Campbell

25. PROPAGATE PLANTS FROM CUTTINGS USING FOLIAR-APPLIED AQUEOUS (WATER-BASED) IBA ROOTING SOLUTIONS: TIPS – DO’S AND DON’TS^©

J. Kroin

26. OPTIMIZING PROFIT IMPROVEMENT POTENTIAL^©

G. Clarke

27. DID YOU SAY THE “V” WORD?^©

G.P. Lumis

28. USING ULTRAVIOLET-C LIGHT AS A PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR^©

M. Bridgen

29. THE EFFECTS OF POTTING CONTAINER SIZE AND IRRIGATION FREQUENCY ON MEDIUM TEMPERATURE^©

G. Nunez | R.K. Osborne

30. COOLING OF A SOUTH-FACING WALL USING A DOUBLE-SKIN GREEN FAÇADE IN A TEMPERATE CLIMATE^©

J.S. MacIvor | L. Margolis

31. BRANDING HOW-TO FOR NURSERIES AND PUBLIC GARDENS^©

L. Scullin

32. PROPAGATION: DOES IT EVER MAKE YOU WONDER?^©

T. Brotzman

33. MANAGEMENT OF BOXWOOD BLIGHT CAUSED BY CALONETRIA PSEUDONAVICULATA^©

J.A. LaMondia

34. CALONECTRIA PSEUDONAVICULATA CAN CAUSE LEAF SPOT AND STEM BLIGHT OF PACHYSANDRA TERMINALIS AND PACHYSANDRA PROCUMBENTS^©

J.A. LaMondia | S.M. Douglas

35. CLIVIA BREEDING AT LONGWOOD GARDENS^©

A. Petravich

36. DOES COMPOSTING ERADICATE THE PATHOGEN RESPONSIBLE FOR BOXWOOD BLIGHT? AN OUTLINE OF FUTURE INVESTIGATIONS^©

R. Harvey | D. Davis | J. Pecchia

37. MANAGEMENT OF HAIL-DAMAGED LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY PLANTS^©

J.R. Johnson

38. BOTANIC GARDENS CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL’S GARDENSEARCH AND PLANTSEARCH DATABASES: THE WORLD’S BOTANIC GARDENS AND LIVING COLLECTIONS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS^©

S. Sharrock

39. THE U.S. NATIONAL ARBORETUM HAS A NEW INTERACTIVE GRAPHICAL DATABASE OF PLANTS

M. Pooler | D. Kidwell-Slak

40. THE U.S. NATIONAL ARBORETUM SERVES AS INTERNATIONAL CULTIVAR REGISTRAR FOR LAGERSTROEMIA, CERCIS, AND UNASSIGNED WOODY GENERA

M. Pooler | D. Kidwell-Slak

41. LABORATORY ASSESSMENT OF BOXWOOD BLIGHT SUSCEPTIBILITY OF BUXUS ACCESSIONS FROM THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL ARBORETUM^©

N. Shishkoff | S. Aker | R.T. Olsen | M.L. Daughtrey

42. THE EFFECT THAT THE AMOUNT OF LEACHATE OBTAINED IN POUR THRU TESTS AND IRRIGATION HAS ON PH AND EC READINGS^©

G. Nunez | R.K. Osborne

43. A PLANT RISK EVALUATION TOOL FOR ASSESSING THE INVASIVE POTENTIAL OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS^©

C. Conser | J.M. DiTomaso

44. FIELD TRIALS OF BIO ADDITIVES FOR NURSERY STOCK^©

A. Krogh Larsen

45. INVESTIGATION OF MULCH MATERIALS FOR WEED SUPPRESSION AND WATER MANAGEMENT IN CONTAINER GROWN NURSERY STOCK^©

D. Kerr

46. CONTROLLED RELEASE FERTILIZERS: RECENT NURSERY TRIALS IN SWEDEN^©

L. Rudin

47. LABEL FLEXIBILITY FROM NURSERY TO CUSTOMER^©

P. Jespersen

48. DANISH TRIALS OF QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEM (QMS) BOOMTEELT: A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR HARDY NURSERY STOCK PRODUCTION^©

B. Leonhard

49. EASY HEDGE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NURSERY STOCK BRAND^©

F. Rasmussen

50. THE UNIQUENESS OF IPPS AND WHY WE NEED IT^©

P. Orum

51. PLANT TISSUE CULTURE IN CROP IMPROVEMENT^©

D.P. Sharma

52. SMALL FRUIT RESEARCH, NEW INTRODUCTIONS AND VIRUS INDEXING^©

T. Baumann

53. PROPAGATION, MANAGEMENT AND ADAPTATION OF THE BLUE HONEYSUCKLE^©

E. Gerbrandt

54. GROWTH AND ESTABLISHMENT OF PACIFIC NINEBARK (PHYSOCARPUS CAPITATUS) AND ATLANTIC NINEBARK (PHYSOCARPUS OPULIFOLIUS ‘CENTER GLOW’) IN RAIN GARDENS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST^©

R.L. Hummel | G.K. Stahnke | V.I. Lohr

55. PROPAGATING NATIVE MILKWEEDS FOR RESTORING MONARCH BUTTERFLY HABITAT^©

T.D. Landis | R.K. Dumroese

56. AN IRRIGATION EVOLUTION^©

T. Saunders

57. MARKET INVADERS: INVASIVE PLANTS ON THE PROPAGATION RADAR^©

E. Rafuse

58. PERFORMANCE OF BIODEGRADABLE NURSERY CONTAINERS^©

D. Woodske

59. ORGANIC MATTER IN HORTICULTURE – A REPORT FROM SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS^©

M. Lanthier

60. URBAN AGRICULTURE: IS IT A FAD OR THE FUTURE?^©

D. Tracey

61. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT^©

D. Van Belle

62. LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE LIGHTING FOR FOREST NURSERY SEEDLING PRODUCTION^©

K.G. Apostol | R. Kasten Dumroese | J.R. Pinto | J.S. Davis

63. PRODUCTION OF NORTHWEST WASHINGTON HEIRLOOM DRY BEANS (PHASEOLUS VULGARIS)^©

K.A. Atterberry | C.A. Miles | B. Brouwer

64. ROOT KNOT NEMATODES OF THE LOW DESERT BELL PEPPER PRODUCTION^©

O.G. Bachie

65. LATE-FALL PROPAGATION OF NATIVE WOODY PLANTS IN UTAH USING NEARING FRAMES^©

M.R. Buhler | L.A. Rupp

66. PUBLIC HORTICULTURE PUBLIC GARDENS: IS THERE A CAREER FOR YOU?^©

R.A. Criley

67. ALERTING UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO CAREERS IN PUBLIC HORTICULTURE AND PUBLIC GARDENS^©

R.A. Criley

68. COMPARISON OF EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TESTING PH AND ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SUBSTRATES AMENDED WITH DIFFERENT PHOSPHORUS SOURCES USED TO GROW MARIGOLDS^©

A. Dillard | R.L. Hummel | J. Gentzel

69. ECONOMIC PROFITABILITY OF PRODUCING TOMATO AND LETTUCE IN WESTERN WASHINGTON UNDER OPEN-FIELD AND HIGH-TUNNEL PRODUCTION SYSTEMS^©

S.P. Galinato | C.A. Miles

S.P. Galinato | R.K. Gallardo | C.A. Miles

C. Grahn | C. Benedict | T. Thornton | C.A. Miles

K.D. Kobayashi

K.D. Kobayashi | T.D. Amore

J.A. Wimer | C.A. Miles | D.A. Inglis

K. Ichikawa | T. Fujimori | Y. Nakanishi

T. Tetsumura | S. Ishimura | C. Honsho

M. Fumuro

Y. Matsumoto | H. Ohashi

79. EFFECTS OF VARIOUS CONDITIONS ON ROOT AND EMERGENT SHOOT GROWTH DURING PROPAGATION BY CUTTINGS IN THE AMENITY PLANT HARDENBERGIA VIOLACEA^©

Y. Koike | A. Yamazaki | Y. Mitarai | R. Norikoshi

R. Norikoshi

B. Lee | M. van der Giessen

C.E.H. Coker

B. Green

M. Windham

P. Bartley III | G. Wehtje | A.-M. Murphy | C. Gilliam

L.A. Judd | B.E. Jackson | W.C. Fonteno | M.R. Evans | M.D. Boyette

D. Creech

J. Kroin

B.G. Arthur

T. Ranney | D. Gillooly

J. Davis

F.T. Davies

B. Jones

L. Bloomcamp

T.C. Yap | B.E. Jackson | W.C. Fonteno

R.C. Stephenson | C.E.H. Coker

A. Rajewski | H. Wetzstein | Donglin Zhang

99. GARDENING FOR WILDLIFE: ARE NATIVE PLANT CULTIVARS AS EFFECTIVE AS NATIVE PLANTS PROPAGATED FROM LOCAL, WILD POPULATIONS FOR PROMOTING NATIVE INSECT DIVERSITY?^©

J.C. Poythress | J.M. Affolter

Yujie Yang | Zhihui Li | Xiaoling Jin | Donglin Zhang | Jinying Dong

D. Blazek | E.K. Blythe

102. WHAT TIME IS IT: PROPAGATION SCHEDULING AT BRACY’S NURSERY^©

L. Herring