IPPS Volume 34                 (published in 1984)

INCREASING GERMINATION RATE AND GERMINATION PERCENTAGE OF SOME KINDS OF SEEDS BY WASHING, DRYING, AND STORING
D.K. McIntyre, M. Richardson, S. Hughes and G. Lejsek
pp: 30-33 — See abstract

A BRIEF REVIEW OF ETHYLENE IN PROPAGATION
David H. Simons
pp: 34-37 — See abstract

MICROPROPAGATION OF ‘NORTHERN SPY’ APPLE ROOTSTOCK
James F. Hutchinson
pp: 38-47 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF CAMELLIA JAPONICA USING HORTICULTURAL ROCKWOOL
Ralph Scott
pp: 48-49 — See abstract

ENCLOSED MIST SYSTEM FOR PROPAGATION OF BROAD­LEAVED EVERGREENS
Murray Richards
pp: 50-52 — See abstract

COLLECTING, SELECTING, AND PROPAGATING AUSTRALIAN PLANT INTRODUCTIONS
W. Rodger Elliot
pp: 53-60 — See abstract

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PROPAGATION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF PLANTS FROM SEED
Tony Biggs
pp: 61-67 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF DESSERT PEACHES AND NECTARINES FROM LEAFY CUTTINGS FOR COMMERCIAL CLOSE­PLANTED ORCHARDS
Nancye Heighway
pp: 68-69 — See abstract

PREPARATION AND USE OF LIQUID ROOTING HORMONES
Peter B. May
pp: 70-73 — See abstract

SOME PRINCIPLES OF GRAFTING FOR THE PRODUCTION OF WEEPING TREES
Nelson R. Wilson
pp: 74-75 — See abstract

TRANSFERRING TISSUE-CULTURED PLANTS — IN PARTICULAR GREVILLEAS — TO THE NURSERY ENVIRONMENT
Adrian Bowden
pp: 76-78 — See abstract

MECHANISMS OF HORMONE ACTION IN PLANTS
G.M. Moore
pp: 79-89 — See abstract

AVOIDING PROBLEMS IN SEEDLING AND BUDWOOD SELECTION IN CITRUS
Ian S. Tolley
pp: 90-92 — See abstract

FROM TISSUE CULTURE TO FOREST TREES
V.J. Hartney and E.D. Kabay
pp: 93-98 — See abstract

OUTDOOR PROPAGATION ON HEATED BEDS
Kevin G. Stevens
pp: 99-100 — See abstract

EFFECT OF INDOLEBUTYRIC ACID, MEDIUM COMPOSITION, AND CUTTING TYPE ON ROOTING OF GREVILLEA JOHNSONII CUTTINGS AT TWO BASAL TEMPERATURES
R.K. Ellyard and P.J. Ollerenshaw
pp: 101-107 — See abstract

HORTICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF AUSTRALIAN PLANTS
John W. Wrigley
pp: 108-117 — See abstract

MICROPROPAGATION OF JAPANESE PERSIMMON (DIOSPYROS KAKI)
Pauline A. Cooper and Daniel Cohen
pp: 118-123 — See abstract

IMPORTANCE OF EARLY NUTRITION IN PLANTS
Brian C. Hanger
pp: 124-134 — See abstract

GRAFTING AUSTRALIAN NATIVE PLANTS
Douglas M. McKenzie
pp: 135-140 — See abstract

INFLUENCE OF DAYLENGTH ON THE PRODUCTION AND QUALITY OF CUTTINGS FROM FUCHSIA MOTHER PLANTS
W.U.v. Hentig, M. Fischer and K. Kohler
pp: 141-151 — See abstract

DEVELOPMENT OF NURSERY TECHNIQUES
Kenneth F. Baker
pp: 152-164 — See abstract

COST PARAMETERS FOR CHOOSING CROPS FOR MICROPROPAGATION
Serge Zimberoff
pp: 165-167 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF PROTEAS
Howard Asper Sr
pp: 168-172 — See abstract

QUALITY PLANTS START WITH PROPAGATION AND THE MEDIUM
Paul T. Greever
pp: 173-176 — See abstract

INTEGRATED TECHNIQUES FOR PROPAGATING AND CONVEYING COMPACT GRAFTED TREES UNDER THIRD WORLD CONDITIONS
John Maurice
pp: 177-184 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF PRAWNS AND PLANTS IN THE SAME ENVIRONMENT
Gordon R. Letterman and Ellen F. Letterman
pp: 185-188 — See abstract

PLANT GENETIC ENGINEERING AND BIOTECHNOLOGIES UPDATE
Carolyn J. Sluis
pp: 189-194 — See abstract

THE OBLIGATION OF THE PLANT PROPAGATOR
Kenneth F. Baker
pp: 195-203 — See abstract

CUTTING PROPAGATION OF SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS CULTIVARS
Gene Blythe
pp: 204-210 — See abstract

TWIG GRAFTING OF MACADAMIA
Jack Ahlswede
pp: 211-213 — See abstract

USE OF MONOCHLORAMINE AS A DISINFECTANT FOR PRUNING SHEARS
Conrad A. Skimina
pp: 214-219 — See abstract

COMPUTERIZED IRRIGATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR GREENHOUSE PROPAGATION AND NURSERY PRODUCTION
David W. Megeath
pp: 220-222 — See abstract

APPLICATION OF A MICROCOMPUTER IN A WHOLESALE NURSERY
Kathleen Fairbank and Serge Zimberoff
pp: 223-231 — See abstract

SOIL MIXING FOR SMALL GROWERS
John E. Rodebaugh
pp: 232-233 — See abstract

WESTERN REGION 1984 CURTIS J. ALLEY MERIT AWARD
Bruce Briggs
pp: 234-235 — See abstract

TISSUE CULTURE PROPAGATION OF KIWIFRUIT
A. Standardi and F. Catalano
pp: 236-243 — See abstract

MICROGRAFTING: A TOOL FOR THE PLANT PROPAGATOR
David W. Burger
pp: 244-247 — See abstract

PROSPECTS FOR GENETIC ENGINEERING IN PLANT PROPAGATION
Devon Zagory
pp: 248-255 — See abstract

PROPAGATION TRIALS IN KENYA
Christopher Fairweather
pp: 256 — See abstract

THE GENUS PIERIS: ITS PROPAGATION AND PRODUCTION
Christopher Lane
pp: 257-260 — See abstract

PROPAGATION AND PRODUCTION OF GARRYA ELLIPTICA
David Ridgway
pp: 261-264 — See abstract

CLIMBERS — SOME ASPECTS OF OUR PRODUCTION
Denis J. Bradshaw
pp: 265-269 — See abstract

RHODODENDRON PRODUCTION
David Hill
pp: 270-273 — See abstract

STORAGE OF UNROOTED CONIFEROUS CUTTINGS
Volker Behrens
pp: 274-280 — See abstract

BLACK POLYTHENE MULCHES AS AN AID IN FIELD PROPAGATION OF HARDWOOD CUTTINGS
Alan Q.M. Blain
pp: 281-286 — See abstract

CONTAINER TREE PRODUCTION
J.M. Hedger
pp: 287-289 — See abstract

ANEMONE TUBER PRODUCTION IN SOUTHWEST ENGLAND
L.M. Gill
pp: 290-293 — See abstract

NEW NARCISSUS AND THEIR PROPAGATION
W. James Houghton
pp: 294-295 — See abstract

EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR THE NURSERY INDUSTRY
Bill Simpson
pp: 296-300 — See abstract

NATIONAL PROFICIENCY TEST COUNCIL (N.P.T.C.) SETTING — HOW PROFICIENT?
Norman S. Standbrook
pp: 301-303 — See abstract

SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE — THE NURSERYMAN'S ROLE IN PASSING ON CRAFTS
Douglas Weguelin
pp: 304-305 — See abstract

SUN FRAME PROPAGATION
Joanna S. Wood
pp: 306-310 — See abstract

STARTING A NURSERY AFTER COLLEGE
Kenneth G. Ellard
pp: 311-315 — See abstract

IMPROVING THE ROOTING OF SYRINGA VULGARIS CUTTINGS BY ETIOLATION
Paul A. Patience and Peter G. Alderson
pp: 316-326 — See abstract

EXPERIENCES WITH HERBICIDES ON CONTAINERS
Paul M. Underhill
pp: 327-331 — See abstract

HARDY FERNS
Peter Stokes
pp: 332-333 — See abstract

HAMAMELIS SEED GERMINATION
Philip C. Gaut and Jenifer N. Roberts
pp: 334-341 — See abstract

PROPAGATION AT BRIDGEMERE NURSERIES
Brian H. Dale
pp: 342-346 — See abstract

CHANGE ON THE NURSERY
D.A. Husband
pp: 347-355 — See abstract

BREEDING ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
K.R.W. Hammett
pp: 356-361 — See abstract

THE LIGHT INTERGRATING METER — AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD OF MIST CONTROL
Jan Velvin
pp: 362-364 — See abstract

GERBERA PRODUCTION AND ITS PROBLEMS
B. Tjia
pp: 365-374 — See abstract

PLUGS: USE AND FUTURE IN NEW ZEALAND
T.E. Welsh
pp: 375-380 — See abstract

THE INFLUENCE OF NUTRITION ON PRODUCTION OF CONTAINER-GROWN ORNAMENTAL PEPPERS
Michael B. Thomas and Alfred G.B. Leong
pp: 381-395 — See abstract

SEED PROPAGATION OF GENTIANA SCABRA
Ross A. Bicknell
pp: 396-400 — See abstract

PROPAGATING FEIJOA BY BENCH GRAFTING
Ian Fankhauser
pp: 401-402 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF THE N.S.W. WARATAH (TELOPEA SPECIOSISSIMA) BY TISSUE CULTURE
John F. Seelye
pp: 403-406 — See abstract

VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOPHORA MICROPHYLLA AIT.
Stephen M. Butcher and Sheila M.N. Wood
pp: 407-417 — See abstract

MICROFOAM USE FOR WINTER PROTECTION — YOUR FIFTH OPTION
Gary M. Hutt
pp: 418-420 — See abstract

APPLYING FUNGICIDES TO ORNAMENTALS THROUGH OVERHEAD IRRIGATION
David A. Smith
pp: 421-422 — See abstract

POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDES — WHAT WORKS?
Charles H. Gilliam, Glenn R, Cecil Pounders and Gary S. Cobb
pp: 423-431 — See abstract

NURSERY MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
Ken Schulz
pp: 432-433 — See abstract

DIBBLING — A USEFUL FERTILIZER APPLICATION METHOD
Karl A. Kolb
pp: 434-436 — See abstract

USE OF DRIP IRRIGATION IN SEEDLING PRODUCTION AND IN TRANSPLANTING ROOTED CUTTINGS
Hubert Nicholson
pp: 437-439 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF BAMBOO BY VEGETATIVE MEANS
Michael A. Richard
pp: 440-443 — See abstract

AZALEA PROPAGATION AND GROWING-ON AS LINERS
Gary P. Taylor
pp: 444-446 — See abstract

AZALEA FORCING
Joseph G. King
pp: 447-448 — See abstract

COMPUTERIZED PRODUCTION RECORDS
John L. Machen Sr
pp: 449-453 — See abstract

EUROPEAN GEMS: WHAT LOOKS GOOD
Richard J. Stadtherr
pp: 454-457 — See abstract

ARE YOU A MANAGER OR A COACH?
Jack Siebenthaler
pp: 458-459 — See abstract

PROPAGATION AND PRODUCTION OF TROPICAL FOLIAGE PLANTS IN THE "POLY­POT­PACK"
Richard W. Henley
pp: 460-462 — See abstract

AN OLD ROOTING BENCH REVISITED
Fred Morrison
pp: 463-464 — See abstract

IMPROVING UNIFORMITY IN CONTAINER NURSERY STOCK
Carl E. Whitcomb
pp: 465-470 — See abstract

QUESTION BOX
Lin Taber
pp: 471-474 — See abstract

SPRAY PROGRAMS AND EQUIPMENT
Bryson L. James
pp: 475-479 — See abstract

CONTAINER­GROWN HIBISCUS: PROPAGATION AND PRODUCTION
Mona-Marie Kelety
pp: 480-485 — See abstract

ROOTING HORMONE FORMULATIONS: A CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT
James B. Berry
pp: 486-490 — See abstract

DEVELOPMENTS IN DRACAENA PRODUCTION
Joe Cialone
pp: 491-493 — See abstract

JAPANESE STYLE WORK GROUPS AT CYPRESS CREEK NURSERY, INC.
James Douglas Ryan
pp: 494-495 — See abstract

IMPROVED TECHNIQUES USED IN PRODUCING BUDDED CITRUS NURSERY TREES FOR COMMERCIAL FRUIT PRODUCTION
William G. Adams
pp: 496-499 — See abstract

AN INSULATED PALLET TO REDUCE LABOR COSTS AND TEMPERATURE STRESS IN CONTAINER PLANT PRODUCTION¹
Carl E. Whitcomb and Jerry D. Williams
pp: 500-508 — See abstract

PRODUCTION OF THE IPPS PROCEEDINGS AND THE PLANT PROPAGATOR
Hudson T. Hartmann
pp: 509-511 — See abstract

PROPAGATION, COST AND SYSTEMS
Peter Orum
pp: 512-516 — See abstract

DECIDUOUS AZALEA PROPAGATION: AN OVERVIEW OF OLD AND NEW TECHNIQUES.
Anna J. Knuttel and Charles Addison
pp: 517-519 — See abstract

REVITALIZATION OF HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS BY "REPROPAGATION"
Carl Orndorff
pp: 520-521 — See abstract

PRAIRIE RECONSTRUCTION AND PLANTS
Kathleen S. Freeland
pp: 522-523 — See abstract

ACCELERATED GROWTH OF PIERIS JAPONICA GROWN FROM SEED
Everett Van Hof
pp: 524-525 — See abstract

ROOT GRAFTING OF OAKS
Joerg Leiss
pp: 526-527 — See abstract

AIR LAYERING OF NATIVE WOODY PLANTS¹
Donald R. Hendricks
pp: 528-530 — See abstract

SEED DISPERSAL AS IT CONCERNS THE PROPAGATOR
Alfred J. Fordham
pp: 531-534 — See abstract

SOFTWOOD CUTTINGS TAKEN FROM DEVELOPING HARDWOOD CUTTINGS
T. Murray Alward
pp: 535 — See abstract

PROPAGATION OF ILEX OPACA BY CUTTINGS
Kathryn K. Merchant
pp: 536 — See abstract

ROOTING CUTTINGS IN OUTDOOR MIST BEDS
Robert J. Gouveia
pp: 537-539 — See abstract

HARDWOOD CUTTING PROPAGATION AT MCKAY NURSERY
Bernard Fourrier
pp: 540-542 — See abstract

STOCK PLANT ETIOLATION FOR IMPROVED ROOTING OF CUTTINGS
Nina Bassuk, Diane Miske and Brian Maynard
pp: 543-550 — See abstract

NEW FINDINGS IN THE STORAGE AND SHIPMENT OF UNROOTED CUTTINGS¹
Barry A. Eisenberg, Jack Gruber and Jo Ann Horhorysak
pp: 551-556 — See abstract

USE OF A SPRAY PATTERNATOR TO DEMONSTRATE LOW-PRESSURE PESTICIDE APPLICATION
David J. Williams
pp: 557-561 — See abstract

CUTTING PROPAGATION OF SOME SHADE AND FLOWERING TREES
Douglas J. Chapman and Charles W. Martin
pp: 562-564 — See abstract

PROPAGATION TIPS ON SOME LESS WIDELY GROWN PLANTS
James E. Cross
pp: 565-569 — See abstract

PROPAGATING ACER GRISEUM FROM CUTTINGS
Dixon P. Hoogendoorn
pp: 570-572 — See abstract

SELECTING DAYLILIES WITH COMMERCIAL VALUE
Darrel A. Apps
pp: 573-576 — See abstract

PREPARATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF AUSTRALIAN NATIVE PLANTS FOR PROPAGATION
Ben Swane
pp: 577-582 — See abstract

EXOTIC PLANTS IN HAWAII
Philip E. Parvin
pp: 583 — See abstract

TRICKLE IRRIGATION ON SHORT TERM CROPS
David Byers
pp: 584-585 — See abstract

CHALLENGES OF PROPAGATION FOR THE EIGHTIES
John A. Wott
pp: 586-590 — See abstract

HYBRIDIZING RHODODENDRONS
Edmund V. Mezitt
pp: 591-594 — See abstract

SEEDLING PRODUCTION USING COMPANION GRASS CROPS
Wayne Lovelace
pp: 595-597 — See abstract

CORNUS KOUSA AND ITS PROPAGATION
Alfred J. Fordham
pp: 598-602 — See abstract

NEW PLANT FORUM
Jack Alexander and Rob Nicholson
pp: 603-607 — See abstract

EASTERN REGION 1984 AWARD OF MERIT
J. Peter Vermeulen
pp: 608-609 — See abstract

GRAFTING ACER PALMATUM ‘BLOODGOOD’
Charles Kempenaar
pp: 610 — See abstract

QUESTION BOX
Ralph Shugert and Joerg Leiss
pp: 611-617 — See abstract

ROOT REGENERATION TECHNIQUES
Gary J. Kling
pp: 618-627 — See abstract

MULTIPLICATION OF SYRINGA SPECIES AND CULTIVARS IN TISSUE CULTURE
John W. Einset and John H. Alexander III
pp: 628-635 — See abstract

RED-FLOWERED PERENNIAL GARDEN DELPHINIUMS THROUGH INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION
Gustav A.L Mehlquist and Edmond L. Marrotte
pp: 636-640 — See abstract

A REVIEW OF THE BOOK: GROWING MEDIA FOR ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AND TURF
Ian S Tolley
pp: 641-645 — See abstract

BENCH GRAFTING OF TREES UNDER POLYTHENE
John B. Gaggini
pp: 646 — See abstract