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Proceedings of the 2017 Annual Meeting of the International Plant Propagators’ Society

Number

1212

ISBN

9789462612099

ISSN

0567-7572

Price

€ 102

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This title is available in electronic format

Date

October 2018

Articles

Pages

390

Related Symposium

International Plant Propagators’ Society 2017

Symposium Date

01-01-2017

Symposium Venue

Bellefonte, PA, United States of America

Groups involved

Editors

C.W. Heuser Jr.

W.G. Roberts

C. Larkman

S. Gunn

M. Tomita

H. Foulds

F.T. Davies

E. Blythe

Online Articles (87)

1. Impact of seed technology on seed germination in horticultural crops^©

R.L. Geneve

2. The “wicked” problem that is herbicide resistance of weeds^©

C.F. Reinhardt

3. Growing the urban forest movement: opportunities and challenges^©

G. Priest

4. Selecting compact cultivars for horticulture from wild plant populations^©

A. Stewart

5. PlantSelect website: connecting designers and growers^©

G. Mostafa

6. An integrated methodology for propagation from seed of Perth, Western Australian provenance, native plants^©

M. Patel

7. Biosecurity matters—challenges to New Zealand’s biosecurity system^©

K. Hurr

8. Plant breeding at Auckland Botanic Gardens^©

J. Hobbs | E. Bodley

9. IPPS Western Region Exchange 2016^©

P. Watt

10. Rotoroa Island: from rehabilitation to revegetation^©

A. Maloy

11. Subantarctic islands: an intrepid journey and brief history^©

T. Hatch

12. Assessing fertility in horticultural selections of Agapanthus^©

M. Dawson | E. Bodley | R. Stanley | I. Duncalf | E. Morgan

13. Ornamental pumpkin selection^©

D. Grant

14. Iran, a significant horticultural country^©

N. Askari

15. Take control over horticulture by listening to the genes^©

P. Balk

16. Plant trials in the Netherlands and Europe^©

R. Houtman

17. Negative hydrostatic pressure is an unnoticed but significant source of contamination in tissue culture^©

N. Askari | G.-J. De Klerk

18. Keeping nutrients in their place: irrigation management to enhance nutrient retention in container production^©

R.T. Fernandez

19. Green roofs: plant production and installation methods^©

D.B. Rowe

20. Marketing the ecosystem services provided by food plants for pollinators^©

D. Smitley

21. Lighting plants with LEDs: a panel discussion^©

D. Koschmann

22. Plant propagation for successful hydroponic production^©

H.-J. Kim | T. Yang | M.-Y. Lin | P. Langenhoven

23. Grow your business^©

D. Deppe

24. Production cycles at Sheridan Nurseries^©

B. Brusse

25. Midwest groundcovers lean flow journey with Flow Vision^©

M. Fredrickson

26. The rooting response of evergreen and deciduous cuttings to foliar applications of the rooting hormone indole-3-butyric acid^©

A. Phillips

27. Restoration horticulture: propagation, production, and marketing of native plants^©

B. Schneider

28. Plant breeding at North Dakota State University^©

T.P. West

29. What’s old and new about phase change and propagation^©

R.L. Geneve

30. Managing water and oxygen for optimum rooting^©

E. Yafuso | P. Fisher

31. New Plant Forum^©

J.R. Ault | B. Horvath | T. Ranney | T.P. West | T. Wood

32. Seed dormancy in seven-son flower (Heptacodium miconiodes)^©

R.L. Geneve | S.T. Kester

33. Use of K-IBA as a foliar spray for softwood cutting propagation^©

T. Gregory | R.L. Geneve

34. Developing a modified hydroponic stock plant system for redbud^©

V. Lewis | S.T. Kester | R.L. Geneve

35. Using Osmocote^® Bloom in propagation and production^©

T. Bosma

36. A screening to study the effect of smoke solutions, gibberellic acid, and cold-moist stratification on various grass species^©

D. Schoemaker | S. Ebelhar | D.L. Sanford

37. Characterization of microbial community structure in pine bark substrates^©

J. Altland | F.C. Michel | S. Valles

38. Irrigation water alkalinity, not pH, affects substrate pH^©

J. Altland

39. Water temperature and exposure time for killing weed seed on recycled plastic containers^©

J. Altland

40. A screening to study the effect of various smoke solutions and cold-moist stratification on Carex^©

D. Schoemaker | S. Ebelhar | D.L. Sanford

41. Seasonal emergence of invasive ambrosia beetles in Western Kentucky in 2017^©

Z. Viloria | G. Travis | W. Dunwell | R. Villanueva

42. Use rooting hormones or not¿multiple applications may be best^©

J. Kroin

43. Automating a propagation nursery^©

J. Cooley

44. The development of fertilizer from the early years to today^©

N. Lafaille

45. Biological control in propagation^©

M. LaChapell Schalock

46. Adapting automation to your operation^©

J. Kupillas

47. The struggle is real (but fun!): long-term breeding at a public university^©

R. Contreras

48. Soil digestive system: functions and benefits of plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria^©

S.J. Becker

49. Highlights of the IPPS 2017 Western Region/New Zealand Region exchange and ornamental plant breeding in New Zealand^©

D. Marinkovich

50. 2017 New Zealand exchange experience^©

K. Broadlick

51. The hordes: emerging pest threats to plants in the Western USA^A(c)

R. Rosetta

52. What’s your problem? Diagnosing plant disease for nursery growers^©

L. Santamaria

53. Nuggets of knowledge^©

D. Takao | L. Rupp

54. All-America Selections winners for 2017: outstanding ornamentals and edible crops for producers and home gardens^©

D. Blazek | E.K. Blythe

55. Vegetable propagation by grafting and its importance^©

P. Devi | A.S. Attavar | C. Miles

S. Markovic | J. Klett

D.P. Sharma

58. Optimized micropropagation protocol to establish high-yielding true-to-type plantations of elite genotypes of Tinospora cordifolia for consistent production of therapeutic compounds^©

V. Srivastava | R. Chaturvedi

B.V. Swan | B. Bugbee

C.E. Whitcomb

J. DeFrank

K. Gantt

J.C. Harden

B.G. Arthur

M.A. Dirr

M.E. Merchant

S.B. Wilson | F.T. Davies | R.L. Geneve

69. Mulching for weed control: influence of type, depth, herbicide formulation and activation irrigation level on germination and growth of three container nursery weed species^©

D. Haijie | G. Mengmeng | N. Genhua

L. Kenealy

C.E. Whitcomb

F.T. Davies

J. Robbins | J.M. Maja

J.P. Wilhite

D. Peng | J. Li | M. Gu

G. Grant

N. Hamill

A.L. Witcher

L. Huang | P. Yu | M. Gu

G.E. Campbell-Martínez | N. Hooton | M. Thetford | D. Miller | S.B. Wilson

S.A. Keene | T.N. Kalk | D.G. Clark | T.A. Colquhoun | H.R. Moskowitz

84. Influence of herbicide application volume on weed control in non-irrigated nursery production areas©

C. Conner | C. Marble | A. Chandler

85. Which is better for mother stock of leaf-bud cuttings of kaki (Diospyros kaki), root-sucker or hedge?^©

T. Tetsumura | S. Ishimura | C. Honsho

86. Comparison of growth, yield, and fruit quality of own-rooted and grafted ‘Spirit of ’76’ mango trees grown in pots^©

M. Fumuro

87. Micropropagation of ornamental aquatic plants, Glossostigma, Microcarpaea and Limnophila 2. Effect of CaCl₂･2H₂O, KH₂PO₄, Fe-EDTA concentrations on the growth of explants^©

M. Minamiyama | A. Noguchi | W. Amaki