IPPS Volume 10                 (published in 1960)

COMPATIBILITY IN GRAFTING AND BUDDING FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS FOR ADAPTATION AND DWARFING PURPOSES
D.B. White and J.P. Mahlstede
pp: 50-57 — See abstract

EFFECTS OF OVERFERTILIZATION ON CONTAINER-GROWN PLANTS
James D. Kelley
pp: 58-62 — See abstract

DISEASES IN PROPAGATING BEDS
Spencer H. Davis
pp: 63-71 — See abstract

THE PROS AND CONS OF BANDED VERSUS BARE ROOT MATERIAL
George P. Blyth
pp: 72 — See abstract

ADVANTAGES OF BANDED OR POTTED LINERS VERSUS BARE ROOT MATERIAL
Richard Vanderbilt
pp: 73 — See abstract

ADVANTAGES OF BANDED OR POTTED LINERS VERSUS BARE ROOT MATERIAL
Gerald Verkade
pp: 74-79 — See abstract

THE MORE UNUSUAL ASPECTS OF PLANT PROPAGATION METHODS AND EXPERIENCES IN MIST PROPAGATION IN BERMUDA
Donald J. Moore
pp: 80-86 — See abstract

EVERGREEN GRAFTS UNDER PLASTIC
C.W.M. Hess Jr
pp: 87-89 — See abstract

OUTSIDE GREEN GRAFTING OF RHODODENDRONS UNDER POLYETHYLENE
David G. Leach
pp: 90-94 — See abstract

ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF STOCK BLOCKS
F.L.S. O'Rourke
pp: 95 — See abstract

ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF STOCK BLOCKS FOR PROPAGATION
Louis Vanderbrook
pp: 96-98 — See abstract

THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A STOCK BLOCK OF HARDY HYBRID RHODODENDRONS
Richard Vanderbilt
pp: 99-110 — See abstract

USE OF MULCHES IN THE NURSERY
Case Hoogendoorn
pp: 111-117 — See abstract

RESEARCH IN ROOT INITIATION — A Progress Report
Charles E. Hess
pp: 118-123 — See abstract

SUCCESSFUL WINTER GRAFTING OF JUNIPER VARIETIES ON UNROOTED CUTTINGS
Constant DeGroot
pp: 124-126 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF GINKGO BILOBA BY CUTTINGS
John Vermeulen
pp: 127-129 — See abstract

PROPAGATION IN FRAMES USING ELECTRIC CABLES FOR BOTTOM HEAT
Richard Van Heiningen
pp: 130-140 — See abstract

WILL SEED FROM NORTHERN PLANTS PRODUCE PLANTS HARDIER THAN THOSE FROM SOUTHERN REGIONS
Thor K. Bergh
pp: 141-153 — See abstract

OVERWINTERING OF SOFTWOOD CUTTINGS UNDER CONTROLLED TEMPERATURES
Vincent K. Bailey
pp: 154-157 — See abstract

NOTEWORTHY VIBURNUMS
Ronald R. Egolf
pp: 158-177 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF SCIADOPITYS VERTICILLATA
Sidney Waxman
pp: 178-185 — See abstract

PRE-EMERGENCE WEED CONTROL IN NURSERY CROPS
W.E. Chappell
pp: 186-188 — See abstract

CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL IN THE NURSERY
John Newhouse
pp: 189-196 — See abstract

USE OF THE PEAT POT AS A FORCING CONTAINER FOR HYBRID TEA ROSES*
J.P. Mahlstede
pp: 197-198 — See abstract

USE OF THE PEAT POT AS A GROWING CONTAINER FOR ORNAMENTAL PLANTS*
J.P. Mahlstede
pp: 199-202 — See abstract

THE EFFECT OF NODULES ON THE ROOTING OF CUTTINGS OF JUNIPERUS AND THUJA
Gary L. Wilms and F.L.S. O'Rourke
pp: 203-205 — See abstract

GERMINATION OF DOUBLE—DORMANT SEEDS
Alfred Fordham
pp: 206-228 — See abstract

THE PLANT PROPAGATOR — THE BASIS OF OUR INDUSTRY
James S. Wells
pp: 229-237 — See abstract

MECHANIZATION OF GRAFTING METHODS
Lloyd A. Lider
pp: 238 — See abstract

MACHINE GRAFTING AND PREPLANTING TECHNIQUES FOR GRAPE BENCHGRAFTS
Curtis J. Alley
pp: 239-246 — See abstract

MACHINE GRAFTING FOR GRAPEVINES
Thomas D. Terry
pp: 247-248 — See abstract

MACHINE GRAFTING OF FRUIT TREES
Gordon Kershaw
pp: 249-250 — See abstract

SEED PROPAGATION AS A NURSERY TECHNIQUE
Vernon T. Stoutemeyer
pp: 251-255 — See abstract

SEED DORMANCY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO NURSERY PRACTICES
Dale E. Kester
pp: 256-266 — See abstract

SEED STRATIFICATION TECHNIQUES, WITH EMPHASIS ON ROSES
Dennison Morey
pp: 267-273 — See abstract

SEED and SEED HANDLING TECHNIQUES IN PRODUCTION OF WALNUT SEEDLINGS
William Stuke
pp: 274-276 — See abstract

FIELD PRODUCTION OF SEEDLINGS IN A CENTRAL STATES NURSERY
Hugh Steavenson
pp: 277-281 — See abstract

PRODUCTION OF ROOTSTOCKS FOR ORNAMENTAL TREES IN THE CONTAINER NURSERY
Gerd Schneider
pp: 282-286 — See abstract

EXPERIENCES WITH PROPAGATION OF THE GENUS PISTACIA
Lloyd E. Joley
pp: 287-293 — See abstract

BUDDING AND GROWING PISTACIA CHINENSIS FOR STREET TREES
Dwight Long
pp: 294-296 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF TROPICAL PLANTS FOR THE FOLIAGE PLANT TRADE
Robert Weidner
pp: 297-300 — See abstract

MIST SYSTEMS AND HARDENING-OFF PROCEDURES AT MONROVIA NURSERY COMPANY
Martin Usrey
pp: 301 — See abstract

MIST PROPAGATION WITH EMPHASIS ON HARDENING-OFF
William J. Curtis
pp: 302-304 — See abstract

MIST PROPAGATION — HARDENING-OFF TECHNIQUES
James S. Wells
pp: 305 — See abstract