IPPS Volume 24                 (published in 1974)

FLORAL INDUSTRY OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Seward T. Besemer
pp: 27-28 — See abstract

THE NURSERY INDUSTRY OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
James R. Breece
pp: 29-31 — See abstract

LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE PROBLEMS AT SEA WORLD
Charles L. Kline
pp: 32-34 — See abstract

NEWCOMERS TO THE PLANT BOUTIQUE
James L. Degen
pp: 35 — See abstract

GRAFTING AS A BUSINESS
Dieter W. Lodder
pp: 36-39 — See abstract

PROJECT: PROTEAS — HAWAII
Philip E. Parvin
pp: 40-42 — See abstract

GROWING PROTEAS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
William Teague
pp: 43 — See abstract

ORNAMENTAL CITRUS
Albert E. Canham
pp: 44-53 — See abstract

SOME NEW FRUIT CULTIVARS
Fritz Toohey
pp: 54-56 — See abstract

PROPAGATION AT MONROVIA NURSERY
William C. Barr
pp: 57-58 — See abstract

LARGE SCALE PROPAGATION AT HINES NURSERY
Dennis A. McLain
pp: 59-63 — See abstract

PLANT PROPAGATION IN OKLAHOMA
Austin F. Kenyon
pp: 64-67 — See abstract

WHAT THE HORTICULTURAL EMPLOYER CAN EXPECT FROM COLLEGE GRADUATES
Paul Fukasawa
pp: 68-69 — See abstract

A STUDENT'S VIEW OF ENGLISH HORTICULTURE
Martin Reid
pp: 70-73 — See abstract

TEACHING ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL
Dan Lassanske
pp: 74-75 — See abstract

TRAINING HORTICULTURISTS
Howard C. Brown
pp: 76-77 — See abstract

HORTICULTURAL TRAINING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
Dale E. Kester
pp: 78-80 — See abstract

THE EDUCATIONAL GAP¹
Richard Martyr
pp: 81-85 — See abstract

POTENTIAL USE OF MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI TO ENHANCE GROWTH AND ADAPTABILITY OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
Robert G. Linderman
pp: 86-91 — See abstract

RECYCLING RUN-OFF WATER
Conrad Skimina
pp: 92-98 — See abstract

IRRIGATION OF ORNAMENTALS
Tok Furuta
pp: 99-104 — See abstract

PRODUCING CHRISTMAS TREES FROM ROOTED CUTTINGS
Fred W. Dorman
pp: 105-106 — See abstract

ROOTING MONTEREY PINE CUTTINGS
Richard E. Puffer and Richard G. Maire
pp: 107-112 — See abstract

FOREST SEEDLING PRODUCTION IN FINLAND AND SWEDEN
W. D. Christie
pp: 113 — See abstract

A SYSTEM FOR PROPAGATION OF SEEDLINGS IN PLASTIC TUBES
Ed Wood
pp: 114-116 — See abstract

TISSUE CULTURE PROPAGATION OF AECHMEA FASCIATA BAKER AND OTHER BROMELIADS¹
Jeanne B. Jones and Toshio Murashige
pp: 117-126 — See abstract

THE OLD AND THE NEW IN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS ¹
Mildred E. Mathias
pp: 127-129 — See abstract

SOME ASPECTS OF RHODODENDRON AND AZALEA CULTIVATION
M. Clift
pp: 130-133 — See abstract

PRODUCTION OF RHODODENDRONS AT REUTHE'S NURSERIES
R.A. Watson
pp: 134-136 — See abstract

PRODUCTION OF JAPANESE MAPLES BY CUTTINGS
Dennis P. Carey
pp: 137 — See abstract

PLANT GROWTH SUBSTANCES
R.L. Wain
pp: 138-141 — See abstract

FACTORS WHICH AFFECT THE RESPONSE OF CUTTINGS TO HORMONE TREATMENTS
B. H. Howard
pp: 142-144 — See abstract

LIGHTING AND OVERWINTERING
Margaret A. Scott
pp: 145-150 — See abstract

DISCUSSION GROUP REPORT FIELD BUDDING
Brian H. Howard
pp: 151 — See abstract

DISCUSSION GROUP REPORTS CAMELLIA PROPAGATION
Bruce MacDonald
pp: 152-153 — See abstract

DISCUSSION GROUO REPORT THE USE OF PLASTICS
M.G. Adcock
pp: 154-155 — See abstract

PLANTS WORTHY OF WIDER CULTIVATION¹
John Bond and Christopher Lloyd
pp: 156-157 — See abstract

RAISING HARDWOODS FROM SEED
P.D.A. McMillan Browse
pp: 158-173 — See abstract

TOP FRUIT CULTIVARS ON THEIR OWN ROOTS
C. G. Thomas
pp: 174-177 — See abstract

NEW FRONTIERS IN PLANT PROPAGATION
Hudson T. Hartmann
pp: 178-186 — See abstract

KEEPING ACCURATE RECORDS
H.R.J. BYFORD
pp: 187-188 — See abstract

PROPAGATION USING JIFFY 7'S
P. Howarth
pp: 189-191 — See abstract

CLEMATIS PROPAGATION
Raymond J. Evison
pp: 192-193 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF HYDRANGEA PETIOLARIS BY CUTTINGS
Derrick R. Pope
pp: 194-195 — See abstract

PLANT PROPAGATION BY MEANS OF ASEPTIC TECHNIQUES
Martin J. Stokes
pp: 196-206 — See abstract

PROPAGATION PRACTICES IN SCANDANAVIA
John B. Gaggini
pp: 207-212 — See abstract

ONE YEAR OF PLANT PROPAGATION
N. Le Poidevin
pp: 213-216 — See abstract

LADDS OF SWANLEY
John De Putron
pp: 217-220 — See abstract

THE USE OF SLOW­RELEASE FERTILIZERS
Hollis M. Barron
pp: 221-229 — See abstract

SEED STORAGE
R.W. PETRIE
pp: 230-233 — See abstract

SOME SALT-TOLERANT NATIVE AUSTRALIAN PLANTS
Ray Aitken
pp: 234-240 — See abstract

MECHANISATION OF OPERATIONS IN OPEN­GROUND GROWING
Ian S. Tolley
pp: 241-244 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF POINSETTIA BY SOFTWOOD CUTTINGS
H.A.M. Van Der Staay
pp: 245-248 — See abstract

RECENT ADVANCES IN BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF PLANT PATHOGENS WITH RELEVANCE TO THE NURSERY INDUSTRY
Patricia Broadbent
pp: 249-253 — See abstract

THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PLANT PROPAGATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
R.W. Boden
pp: 254-261 — See abstract

TISSUE CULTURE IN THE PROPAGATION OF AUSTRALIAN PLANTS
D.K. McIntyre and G.J. Whitehorne
pp: 262-264 — See abstract

THE PRODUCTION OF INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS BETWEEN INCOMPATIBLE PAIRS OF EUCALYPTS
L.D. Pryor and R.R. Willing
pp: 265-268 — See abstract

AUSTRALIAN NATIVE FERNS: SELECTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIALLY ACCEPTABLE FORMS
A.G. Sonter
pp: 269-273 — See abstract

AZALEA PETAL BLIGHT — ITS LIFE CYCLE AND CONTROL
A.L. Bertus
pp: 274-279 — See abstract

TRENDS IN GREENHOUSE CONSTRUCTION
Lance Smee
pp: 280-285 — See abstract

CUTTING SELECTION IN CONIFERS
J.R. Rumbal
pp: 286-287 — See abstract

VARIATIONS IN THE ROOTING POTENTIAL OF CUTTINGS FROM MOTHER PLANTS
R. Barry
pp: 288-289 — See abstract

MIST PROPAGATION OF TREES AND SHRUBS IN THE OPEN AIR
Richard Ware
pp: 290-291 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF BEGONIA
P. Sheerin
pp: 292-293 — See abstract

CUTTING­GRAFTS OF CITRUS WITH PONCIRUS TRIFOLIATA ROOTS
Judith Cowan
pp: 294-295 — See abstract

AN UNORTHODOX METHOD OF ROOTING RIPE CUTTINGS OF PROTEACEOUS PLANTS IN THE OPEN
O.E. Gibson
pp: 296 — See abstract

A POSSIBLE MEANS OF ATTAINING AND MAINTAINING VIRUS­FREE DAPHNE ODORA CULTIVARS WITHIN SIMPLE NURSERY PRACTICE
O.E. Gibson
pp: 297-298 — See abstract

PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF MAINTAINING NEW PLANTS IN QUARANTINE
B. K. Powell
pp: 299-302 — See abstract

GRAFTING MAPLES FROM IMPORTED SCIONS
B.A. Rapley
pp: 303 — See abstract

ASPECTS OF SEED SUPPLY AND GERMINATION PROBLEMS,SUCH AS DORMANCY, AND THEIR TREATMENTS
R. Watkins
pp: 304-307 — See abstract

OBJECTIVES AND RESEARCH METHODS IN THE ROOTING OF APPLE CUTTINGS
D.S. Tustin
pp: 308-312 — See abstract

RESEARCH ON THE NUTRITION OF CONTAINER­GROWN PROTEACEAE PLANTS AND OTHER NURSERY STOCK
M.B. Thomas
pp: 313-325 — See abstract

ASPECTS OF NURSERY PROPAGATION OVERSEAS
John P. Salinger
pp: 326-328 — See abstract

DEVELOPMENT OF A PROPAGATION MEDIUM
R. Barry
pp: 329-330 — See abstract

ESTABLISHMENT OF SOLANIUM AVICULARE FORST, AS A FIELD CROP FOR THE PRODUCTION OF PHARMACEUTICAL RAW MATERIALS
J.J. Fawkner
pp: 331-336 — See abstract

OSMOCOTE IN THE PROPAGATION HOUSE¹
Francis R. Gouin
pp: 337-341 — See abstract

POTENTIALS OF ANTITRANSPIRANTS IN PLANT PROPAGATION¹
Carl E. Whitcomb, Gordon C. Hall, Lonnie T. Davis Jr and Gerald S. Southwell
pp: 342-348 — See abstract

HORMONE CONCENTRATIONS
David C. Ruppert
pp: 349-350 — See abstract

ETHREL AS AID IN ROOTING¹
Bert T. Swanson Jr
pp: 351-360 — See abstract

RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN CONTROL OF RHODODENDRON ROOT ROT¹
H.A.J. Hoitink, A.F. Schmitthenner and J.Q. Aylsworth
pp: 361-363 — See abstract

CONTAINER PRODUCTION OF SWEET FERN
William W. Hamilton
pp: 364-366 — See abstract

GRAFTING OF GRAPE VINES
Donald J.P. Ziraldo
pp: 367-369 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF DWARF CRAPEMYRTLES¹
A.E. Einert
pp: 370-373 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF MM 106 BY CUTTINGS
Lonnie L. Lankford
pp: 374-375 — See abstract

VEGETATIVE PRODUCTION OF VITIS ROTUNDIFOLIA
Booker T. Whatley
pp: 376-377 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF KALMIA LATIFOLIA FROM SEED AND CUTTINGS
Arie J. Radder
pp: 378-381 — See abstract

THE BASICS OF PROPAGATION
William Flemer III
pp: 382-383 — See abstract

PHYSIOLOGY OF ROOTING
William E. Snyder
pp: 384-387 — See abstract

SHEDULING PLANT PROPAGATION
Carl Orndorff
pp: 388-392 — See abstract

USE OF FUNGICIDES IN ROOTING COMPOUNDS
Jeremy Wells
pp: 393-395 — See abstract

RHODODENDRON PROPAGATION
J.G. Henrietta
pp: 396-400 — See abstract

GRAFTING, FROM SCION TO PLANT
Harold E. Stoner
pp: 401-405 — See abstract

THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS: AN OVERVIEW OF PATHOLOGY AND PROPAGATION
Noel Jackson
pp: 406-409 — See abstract

ECONOMICS OF SEEDLING PRODUCTION
Thomas S. Pinney Jr
pp: 410-412 — See abstract

TRACKING COSTS IN CONTAINER PRODUCTION
Earl H. Robinson Jr
pp: 413-414 — See abstract

COSTING PROPAGATION
Ralph Shugert
pp: 415-418 — See abstract

WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4, 1974
Al Fordham
pp: 419-420 — See abstract

SELECTING GROUND COVERS
F.A. Giles
pp: 421-422 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF SELECTED GROUND COVERS
Harvey Gray
pp: 423-426 — See abstract

CONTAINERIZATION VS. BED PRODUCTION OF GROUND COVERS
Peter Orum
pp: 427-429 — See abstract

HOW WE PRODUCE GROUND COVERS
Dale M. Chapman
pp: 430-432 — See abstract

COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF FRESH AND COMPOSTED HARDWOOD BARK EXTRACTS ON PLANT GROWTH
Steven M. Still
pp: 433-439 — See abstract

THE SANDWICH PROGRAM¹
Richard Martyr
pp: 440-442 — See abstract

HORTICULTURAL THERAPISTS
George Tereshkovich
pp: 443-448 — See abstract

HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE IN THE HIGH SCHOOL
Lawrence L. Carville
pp: 449-451 — See abstract

ECONOMIC FACTORS DETERMINING THE OPTIMAL TIME TO HARVEST WOODY ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
J.Q. Aylsworth and J.T. Scott Jr
pp: 452-457 — See abstract

UTILIZATION OF WOOD WASTE COMPOST IN CONTAINER PRODUCTION
Glen P. Lumis
pp: 458-462 — See abstract

DEVELOPING GARDEN CARNATIONS
Roger D. Uhlinger
pp: 463-465 — See abstract

OVERWINTERING CONTAINER CONIFERS IN PRAIRIE CANADA
Lawrence Aubin
pp: 466-468 — See abstract

NUTRITION OF LINING-OUT AND FIELD NURSERY STOCK
Elton M. Smith
pp: 469-471 — See abstract

WHY SOME CONIFERS DEVIATE FROM NORMAL
Alfred J. Fordham
pp: 472-477 — See abstract

PLANT BREEDING WITH A PURPOSE
Gary Long
pp: 478-482 — See abstract

QUESTION BOX
James S. Wells
pp: 483 — See abstract