Articles

ACHIEVING SUCCESSFUL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER FROM RESEARCH TO THE NURSERY

Article number
314_44
Pages
357 – 362
Language
Abstract
The ornamental tree and shrub nursery industry employs both relatively simple and complex technology in the production of a diverse range of species for various markets.
Within the objectives of company policy the uptake of new technology is influenced by how conveniently and cheaply it can be tested, and the extent to which capital investment is required.
It is essential that new technology is properly focused and effective.
To this end industry needs to communicate clearly its needs in the context of future production trends, and research needs to improve understanding of essential plant propagation processes as a sound basis for new technology and robust practical systems.
A key forum for the interaction between research and industry is the R & D funding structure.

Publication
Authors
B.H. Howard
Keywords
Funding, R & D, ornamental, trees, shrubs
Full text
Online Articles (46)
BARRY L. NADEL | G. HAZAN | R. DAVID | A. HUTTERMANN | A. ALTMAN
A.N. Toussaint | A. Lebrun | J. Roggemans
M.R.J. Albers | B.P.A.M. Kunneman
E.G. Sutter | K. Shackel | J.C. Diaz
R.R. Williams | N.D. Mungall | A.M. Taji
E. Tal | R. Stein-Sneider | A.A. Watad | J. Ben-Jaacov
Wesley P. Hackett | John R. Murray
B.H. Howard | W.B. Oakley | J. Vasek
A. Vainstein | J. Hillel | U. Lavi | G. Tzuri
O. Reuveni | B.H. Howard | M. Robinson | M. Sachs | E. Yahalom