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THE ESTABLISHMENT OF LANDSCAPE TREES

Article number

504_7

Pages

75 – 82

Language

Abstract

Publication

VI Symposium on Stand Establishment and ISHS Seed Symposium

Authors

J. Roger Harris

Keywords

transplanting, rootball, balled and burlapped, container, season, biostimulants

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1999.504.7

Online Articles (24)

2. NUTRITIONAL EFFECTS ON TRANSPLANT ROOT AND SHOOT GROWTH – A REVIEW

J.W. Zandstra | A. Liptay

3. CELL SHAPE IMPACTS ON TRANSPLANT ROOT AND SHOOT EXPRESSION – A REVIEW

A. Liptay | C. Vavrina

4. SOIL AERATION EFFECTS ON ROOT GROWTH AND ACTIVITY

B. Huang | D. Scott NeSmith

5. GENETIC MODIFICATIONS OF PSEUDOMONAS THAT ENHANCE BIOLOGICAL DISEASE CONTROL

6. THE PARADIGM SEEDLOT VIGOR ASSESSMENT SYSTEM

D.C. McNertney

7. BIOLOGICAL DISEASE CONTROL: CONSIDERATIONS FOR SEED TREATMENT AND STAND ESTABLISHMENT

D.P. Roberts | E.L. Stromberg | G.H. Lacy | J.S. Buyer

8. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF LANDSCAPE TREES

J. Roger Harris

9. PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR EFFECTS ON HEIGHT AND LANDSCAPE PERFORMANCE OF PERENNIAL BEDDING PLANTS

Joyce G. Latimer | P. Lewis | Paul A. Thomas

10. SEED COATS AS PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR CARRIERS IN BEDDING PLANT PRODUCTION

C.C. Pasian | M.A. Bennett

11. WINTER ANNUAL COVER CROPS IN A NO-TILL COTTON PRODUCTION SYSTEM IN VIRGINIA

12. THE EFFECT OF LS 213 (BACILLUS PUMILUS) ON PLANT GROWTH PROMOTION AND SYSTEMIC ACQUIRED RESISTANCE IN MUSKMELON AND WATERMELON TRANSPLANTS AND SUBSEQUENT FIELD PERFORMANCE

C.S. Vavrina

13. COMPARISON OF FUNGICIDE, SYSTEMIC ACQUIRED RESISTANCE INDUCERS AND MONOPOTASSIUM PHOSPHATE AS CONTROL MEASURES FOR SEEDLING DISEASES OF MUSKMELON, CUCUMBER, AND TOMATO

Z.-X. Shen | G.E. Welbaum

14. CULTURAL WEED MANAGEMENT METHODS FOR HIGH-RESIDUE/NO-TILL PRODUCTION OF TRANSPLANTED BROCCOLI (BRASSICA OLERACEA L GP. ITALICA)

R. Morse

15. STAND DIFFERENCES IN NO-TILL AND PLASTICULTURE DIRECT SEEDED AND TRANSPLANTED CUCUMBERS (CUCUMIS SATIVUS L.)

M. O. Ogutu | John S. Caldwell

16. EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT COMPOSITION ON BUTTERHEAD LETTUCE (LACTUCA SATIVA L. CV. PANAMA) GROWN IN DEEP FLOW TECHNIQUE IN THE TROPICS

C. Keat | L. Meng-Wei | C. Ling

17. CIRCUMVENTING THERMODORMANCY IN LETTUCE

W.M. Nascimento | D.J. Cantliffe

18. ETHANOL PRODUCTION BY HYDRATED SEEDS: A HIGH RESOLUTION INDEX OF SEED QUALITY

A.G. Taylor | C.F. Johnson | P.K. Kataki | R.L. Obendorf

19. DIFFERENTIAL LEAKAGE OF SUBSTANCES FROM TWO SOYBEAN GENOTYPES DURING IMBIBITION IS INFLUENCED BY SEED COAT PORE CHARACTERISTICS

Albert T. Modi | Miller B. McDonald

20. GERMINATION OF SEMI-HARD SEEDS AND NON-SEMI-HARD SEEDS OF ‘MAFFEI 15’ LIMA BEAN IN RESPONSE TO MATRIC PRIMING

W. G. Pill | S. Kabilan

21. AFTER-RIPENING AND AGING AS INFLUENCED BY ANOXIA IN SWITCHGRASS (PANICUM VIRGATUM L.) SEEDS STORED AT 60°C

Z.-X. Shen | G.E. Welbaum | D.J. Parrish | D.D. Wolf

22. STUDIES ON SEED DORMANCY: SEEDS MATURATION IN RELATION TO DORMANCY IN GOLDENRAINTREE (KOELREUTERIA PANICULATA LAXM.)

I.-H. Park | S. Rehman

23. IMPORTANCE OF SEED CARBOHYDRATES IN RICE SEEDLING ESTABLISHMENT UNDER ANOXIA

E. S. Ella | T. L. Setter

24. SEED CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT AS AN INDICATOR FOR SEED MATURITY AND SEED QUALITY.

H. Jalink | R. van der Schoor | Y.E. Birnbaum | R.J. Bino