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IPPS Volume 35 (published in 1985)
NUTRITIONAL STUDIES WITH POTTING MIXES — SULFUR AND VERMICOMPOSTS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS
Kevin A. Handreck
pp: 36-43 — See abstract
THE USE OF TISSUE CULTURE IN THE SEARCH FOR PANAMA DISEASE RESISTANT CLONES OF BANANA
R.A. Drew, P.W. Langdon, K.W. Pegg and W.C. Wong
pp: 44-52 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF ORNAMENTAL RAINFOREST PLANTS
F.D. Hockings
pp: 53-56 — See abstract
COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION OF KANGAROO PAWS
G.M. Lawson and P.B. Goodwin
pp: 57-64 — See abstract
PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN TROPICAL FRUIT TREE PROPAGATION
Brian J. Watson
pp: 65-71 — See abstract
BUDDING OF EUROPEAN (SPANISH) CHESTNUT (CASTANEA SATIVA MILL.)
Henry Hilton
pp: 72-75 — See abstract
1984 — A YEAR OF PROBLEMS FOR TREE FERNS — SOME GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
A.G. Sonter
pp: 76-77 — See abstract
NEW PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS FOR CUTTINGS AND FOR TISSUE CULTURE
Paul E. Read, Cynthia D. Fellman and Elizabeth Zimmerman
pp: 78-83 — See abstract
PROGRAMMING STOCK PLANTS FOR PROPAGATION SUCCESS
P.E. Read, C.D. Fellman, A.S. Economou and Yang Qiguang
pp: 84-91 — See abstract
VIRUS-TESTED PROPAGATING MATERIAL AND THE FRUIT VARIETY FOUNDATION
R.E. Barke
pp: 92-95 — See abstract
AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF GRAFTING TECHNIQUES
R.B. Wells
pp: 96-101 — See abstract
CHIP BUDDING — A POSSIBILITY FOR PAWPAWS (PAPAYAS)
W.M. Hancock
pp: 102-104 — See abstract
GETTING TO THE ROOTS OF THE PROBLEM
G.M. Moore
pp: 105-111 — See abstract
DEVELOPMENTS IN PLANT PROTECTION PRACTICES IN THE NURSERY INDUSTRY
Ross M. Lisle
pp: 112-119 — See abstract
THE POTENTIAL FOR GRAFTING IN THE PROPAGATION OF AUSTRALIAN NATIVES
Peter J. Lewis
pp: 120-124 — See abstract
THE HYDROVAC THEORY: WILL IT WORK TO ROOT CUTTINGS?
Alan Subritzky
pp: 125-127 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF PIERIS JAPONICA
Ed Artlett and Gwen Artlett
pp: 128-129 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL GREVILLEAS
Robert L. Dawson
pp: 130-131 — See abstract
HIBISCUS PROPAGATION IN COOL CLIMATES
Wells A. Eden
pp: 132-133 — See abstract
VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF HYACINTH
John H. Colwell
pp: 134-136 — See abstract
GRAFTING OF EUCALYPTUS FICIFOLIA
Fred Van Allmen
pp: 137-138 — See abstract
THE NEW ZEALAND EXPERIENCE IN EXPORT OF NURSERY STOCK
Barrie L. McKenzie
pp: 139-140 — See abstract
TRAINING PLANT PROPAGATORS AND NURSERY WORKERS
Howard C. Brown
pp: 141-143 — See abstract
SEED GERMINATION STUDIES WITH KENTIA PALMS (HOWEA FORSTERANA)
G.P. Lamont
pp: 144-148 — See abstract
TAXUS PRODUCTION IN THE U.S.A.
Ralph Shugert
pp: 149-153 — See abstract
DOMESTICATION OF THE AUSTRALIAN TROPICAL PROTEACEAE
Russell Costin
pp: 154-159 — See abstract
RESPONSE OF VEGETATIVE GROWTH TO LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE IN ANIGOZANTHOS
S.M. Hughes and P.B. Goodwin
pp: 160-169 — See abstract
PROPAGATION FACILITIES — PAST AND PRESENT
A. Bruce Macdonald
pp: 170-175 — See abstract
ROOTING HARDTOROOT CONIFERS
Roger Mackaness
pp: 176-177 — See abstract
CONTROLLING THE ENVIRONMENT FROM CUTTINGS TO FIELD
James F. McConnell
pp: 178-181 — See abstract
SYSTEM OF DIRECT STICK PROPAGATION
Ross Merker
pp: 182-184 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF FRUIT TREES AT VAN WELL NURSERY
Richard G. Van Well
pp: 185-186 — See abstract
BUDDING HEIGHT AND ORCHARD PLANTING DEPTH FOR MALLING APPLE ROOTSTOCKS
Carl Perleberg
pp: 187-188 — See abstract
FINGERPRINTING APPLES: A CHEMICAL METHOD OF IDENTIFYING CULTIVARS
Fenton E. Larsen, Ricardo A. Menendez and Robert Fritts Jr
pp: 189-195 — See abstract
OPTIMIZATION OF TISSUE CULTURE MEDIA
Carolyn Albrecht
pp: 196-198 — See abstract
LONGTERM STORAGE TECHNIQUES FOR IN VITRO PLANT GERMPLASM1
Jeanne Gunning and H.B. Lagerstedt
pp: 199-205 — See abstract
TISSUE CULTURE OF CONIFERS
Mimi L. Kurz
pp: 206-215 — See abstract
PERENNIALS WORTHY OF CULTIVATION
Gerald B. Straley
pp: 216-218 — See abstract
PROPAGATING AND GROWING PRIMROSES IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Diane M. Erickson
pp: 219-221 — See abstract
AN INTERMITTENT MIST SYSTEM WITH PRESSURE BOOSTED BY CONTINUOUS PUMPING
Albert L. Franklin and Philip A. Barker
pp: 222-227 — See abstract
WESTERN REGION 1984 CURTIS J. ALLEY MERIT AWARD
Robert Weidner
pp: 228 — See abstract
PRINCIPLES OF PLANT FREEZING RESISTANCE AND INJURY
C.J. Weiser
pp: 229-236 — See abstract
FROST HARDINESS TESTING
C.J. Sally Johnson
pp: 237-238 — See abstract
FOAMS FOR FREEZE DAMAGE CONTROL IN CONTAINER NURSERIES
James H. Dooley and Douglas R. Woodward
pp: 239-245 — See abstract
KEEPING PLANTS WARM WITH COVERS
Charles H. Parkerson
pp: 246-248 — See abstract
BACTERIZATION OF PLANT PROPAGATION PROPAGULES TO ENHANCE PLANT GROWTH
L.W. Moore
pp: 249-258 — See abstract
CUSTOM SEED PREPARATION FOR OPTIMUM CONIFER PRODUCTION
Sharon K. Delong
pp: 259-262 — See abstract
NEW IDEAS IN THE USE OF PLUG SYSTEMS
Gary P. Hartnett
pp: 263-268 — See abstract
WESTERN REGION QUESTION BOX
Bruce Briggs and Charles Parkerson
pp: 269-273 — See abstract
PLANTS FOR THE DISCRIMINATING PROPAGATOR
Dennis M. Connor
pp: 274-276 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICAN NATIVES
George Pinyuh
pp: 277-278 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF MAHONIA SPECIES AND CULTIVARS
Dennis M. Connor
pp: 279-280 — See abstract
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS PROPAGATION
Dara E. Emery
pp: 281-284 — See abstract
PROPAGATION AND CULTURE OF SOME WESTERN NORTH AMERICAN CARNIVOROUS PLANTS
Douglas M. Burdic
pp: 285-292 — See abstract
CUTTING PROPAGATION OF PAXISTIMA MYRSINITES, VACCINIUM OVATUM, RIBES SANGUINEUM, AND ACER GLABRUM V. DOUGLASII
Charles E. Tubesing
pp: 293-296 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF SOME NATIVE DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
Robert Bruce McTavish
pp: 297-300 — See abstract
PROPAGATING CEANOTHUS
Michael Nevin Smith
pp: 301-305 — See abstract
PRODUCTION OF NATIVE PLANTS IN TISSUE CULTURE
Stephen Garton and Meena S. Moses
pp: 306-317 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF STEVIA REBAUDIANA BY CUTTINGS
John M. Follett
pp: 318-322 — See abstract
PERSIMMON PROPAGATION: RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS FROM RUAKURA
Jenny C. Smith, David J. Jordan and and Frank H. Wood
pp: 323-327 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF TWO KINDS OF SOUTH AFRICAN BULBS
Malcolm McDonald
pp: 328-330 — See abstract
IN VITRO CULTURE OF MATURE COMMERCIAL PISTACIA VERA L. CULTIVARS
M. Barghchi
pp: 331-333 — See abstract
IN VITRO MICROPROPAGATION OF PISTACIA ROOTSTOCKS
M. Barghchi
pp: 334-337 — See abstract
CUTTING PROPAGATION OF RHODODENDRONS
Walter P. Miller
pp: 338-341 — See abstract
PLANT SELECTORS' RIGHTS IN NEW ZEALAND — DO YOU KNOW THE FACTS?
Jocelyn M.A. Yates
pp: 342-346 — See abstract
SHRINK WRAP — OUR EXPERIENCE
Ian Duncalf
pp: 347-350 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF AMARYLLIDS: A BRIEF REVIEW
C.B. Christie
pp: 351-356 — See abstract
OUR WAY WITH FOG PROPAGATION OF TISSUE-CULTURED PLANTS
Peter W. Spear
pp: 357-358 — See abstract
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE PRIMROSE AND POLYANTHUS
Terry C. Hatch
pp: 359-360 — See abstract
POLYANTHUS PONDERINGS
R. Noel McMillan
pp: 361-363 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF THE CORDYLINES BY VEGETATIVE MEANS
Graeme C. Platt
pp: 364-365 — See abstract
PRODUCTION OF CONTAINERGROWN NEW ZEALAND NATIVE PLANTS FOR REVEGETATION
Mark A. Dean
pp: 366-369 — See abstract
TISSUE CULTURE: IS IT THE ULTIMATE IN ASEXUAL PROPAGATION?
Brian J. Callaghan
pp: 370-374 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF RHODODENDRONS BY CUTTINGS: VARIATIONS UTILIZED IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY OF OREGON
W. June Brennan
pp: 375-379 — See abstract
IN SEARCH OF NEW PLANTS: PLANT INTRODUCTION, METHODS, AND APPLICATION
Dick J.W. Endt
pp: 380-382 — See abstract
VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF RADIATA PINE
Michael I. Menzies
pp: 383-391 — See abstract
RAISING BEDDING PLANTS FROM SEED
Mark Heath
pp: 392-394 — See abstract
LARGE SCALE APPROACH TO CROP PROTECTION
John Adlam
pp: 395-399 — See abstract
PROGRESS WITH DISEASES AND DISEASE CONTROL
John Evans
pp: 400-405 — See abstract
ALPINES AND HERBACEOUS PLANT FROM SEED PRODUCED IN LOW COST FILM PLASTIC STRUCTURES
J.G. Farthing
pp: 406-410 — See abstract
A PLANT INTRODUCTION SCHEME FOR NEW AND RECOMMENDED PLANTS FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA
A. Bruce Macdonald
pp: 411-416 — See abstract
HANDLE WITH CARE
Andy Hewson
pp: 417-420 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF SOME TROPICAL AND OTHER FOREST SPECIES
Janette E. Inglis
pp: 421-426 — See abstract
HALFHARDY PERENNIALS
Ivan Dickings
pp: 427-428 — See abstract
HORTICULTURAL TRAVELS IN POLAND
Michael L. Dunnett
pp: 429-431 — See abstract
INFLUENCE OF SEED WEIGHT ON THE EARLY GROWTH OF QUERCUS SUBER L. SEEDLINGS
J.L. Garcia Valdecantos
pp: 432-435 — See abstract
PLANT PROPAGATION OBSERVATIONS IN NORTH AMERICA
Daniel P. Elliott
pp: 436-437 — See abstract
CLONAL PROPAGATION OF FAGUS SYLVATICA L. BY CUTTINGS
Ole Nymark Larsen
pp: 438-442 — See abstract
CLONAL SELECTION OF HARDY ORNAMENTAL NURSERY STOCK
Christopher G. Thomas
pp: 443-448 — See abstract
ANATOMICAL STATUS AND ROOTING OF EUONYMUS JAPONICA L. CUTTINGS
B. Bogdanov and P. Alexandrov
pp: 449-453 — See abstract
PRODUCTION OF BARK FOR COMPOSTS
Norman Stewart
pp: 454-457 — See abstract
PROGRESS WITH DIRECT STICKING OF CUTTINGS
Margaret A. Scott
pp: 458-463 — See abstract
COMMERCIAL ASPECTS OF DIRECT STICKING OF CUTTINGS AT HILLIERS
Brian E. Humphrey
pp: 464-467 — See abstract
VEGETABLE PLANT RAISING USING SPEEDLING TRANSPLANTS
John Cooley
pp: 468-471 — See abstract
ROOTING OF CUTTINGS IN RELATION TO THE PROPAGATION MEDIUM
Keith Loach
pp: 472-487 — See abstract
ETIOLATION AS A TOOL FOR ROOTING CUTTINGS OF DIFFICULT-TO-ROOT WOODY PLANTS
Brian Maynard and Nina Bassuk
pp: 488-494 — See abstract
SEED TREATMENTS TO ENHANCE GERMINATION
Joerg Leiss
pp: 495-498 — See abstract
PHOTOPERIODISM IN WOODY PLANTS AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE TO PLANT PROPAGATION AND PRODUCTION1
Martin M. Meyer Jr
pp: 499-506 — See abstract
COMPANION GRASSES IN NURSERY PRODUCTION
Wayne Lovelace
pp: 507-508 — See abstract
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ROOT-PROMOTING ACTIVITY IN WILLOW EXTRACTS1
Luce Diagneault and Calvin Chong
pp: 509-518 — See abstract
ROOTING SOFTWOOD CUTTINGS OF MATURE BETULA PAPYRIFERA1,2
Norman E. Pellett and Karen Alpert
pp: 519-525 — See abstract
OVERWINTER SURVIVAL OF NEWLYPROPAGATED STEM CUTTINGS OF CERTAIN DECIDUOUS WOODY PLANTS
Dennis P. Stimart and Michael A. Goodman
pp: 526-531 — See abstract
PRESEASON PROPAGATION
Brian M. Decker
pp: 532-534 — See abstract
ROOTING DECIDUOUS SOFTWOOD CUTTINGS IN PLUGS
Dale G. Deppe
pp: 535-537 — See abstract
DESCRIPTIONS OF EIGHTEEN TETRAPLOID LOBELIA CULTIVARS
Wray M. Bowden and Arthur J. Oslach
pp: 538-541 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF WILDFLOWERS
William E. Brumback
pp: 542-547 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS BY ROOT CUTTINGS
Michael H. Dodge
pp: 548-554 — See abstract
CLONAL DIFFERENCES IN PROPAGATING CONIFERS
Sidney Waxman
pp: 555-559 — See abstract
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA HEMLOCK SEEDLING PRODUCTION
Richard E. Bir
pp: 560-564 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF TSUGA CANADENSIS CULTIVARS: HARDWOOD VERSUS SOFTWOOD CUTTINGS
Peter Del Tredici
pp: 565-568 — See abstract
OVERWINTERING LINERS IN A WELL-WATER HEATED STORAGE STRUCTURE1
James R. Johnson
pp: 569-574 — See abstract
PROPAGATION BY ROOT CUTTINGS
Christoph Kessel
pp: 575-576 — See abstract
PROPER SELECTION OF PROPAGATION MATERIAL CAN BOOST NURSERY PRODUCTIVITY1
Daniel K. Struve
pp: 577-581 — See abstract
SYNTHESIZING PLANT CHIMERAS AS A SOURCE OF NEW PHENOTYPES1
Michael Marcotrigiano
pp: 582-586 — See abstract
FOG PROPAGATION — AN UPDATE
D.C. Milbocker and M.A. Stefani
pp: 587-590 — See abstract
IMPROVING MEDIA AERATION IN LINER AND CONTAINER PRODUCTION
Dalem M. Maronek, Daniel Studebaker and Beverly Oberly
pp: 591-596 — See abstract
ROOTING MEDIA USED AT APPALACHIAN NURSERIES
Thomas L. McCloud
pp: 597-599 — See abstract
IMPORTANCE OF PROPER AERATION IN SOFTWOOD CUTTING PROPAGATION MEDIA
Mark L. Richey
pp: 600-602 — See abstract
HOW DOES TISSUE CULTURE BENEFIT THE PRACTICAL PLANT PROPAGATOR
Paul E. Read and Terry L. Ettinger
pp: 603-607 — See abstract
ROLE OF CYTOKININ IN WOODY PLANT MICROPROPAGATION
John W. Einset
pp: 608-615 — See abstract
EVALUATION OF A HOME TISSUE CULTURE MEDIUM
Andrew Brand and Mark P. Bridgen
pp: 616-621 — See abstract
HYBRIDIZING, SELECTING, AND GROWING NEW FORMS OF KALMIA LATIFOLIA
R. Wayne Mezitt
pp: 622-625 — See abstract
PROPAGATING AND PRODUCING KALMIA LATIFOLIA CONVENTIONALLY
John (Ed.) Kinsey
pp: 626-628 — See abstract
EASTERN REGION AWARD OF MERIT
Lawrence Carville
pp: 629 — See abstract
CONTAINERIZED SEEDLING AND ROOTED CUTTING TECHNOLOGY IN SWEDEN
Henry F. Hughes
pp: 630-632 — See abstract
QUESTION BOX
Ralph Shugert and Joerg Leiss
pp: 633-640 — See abstract
KEEPING TRACK OF NEW CULTIVAR INTRODUCTIONS
Ruth Kvaalen
pp: 641-643 — See abstract
NEW PLANT FORUM
Jack Alexander and Gary Koller
pp: 644-649 — See abstract
COMPARISON OF GELLING SUBSTANCES USED IN MICROPROPAGATION
Mike J. Young
pp: 650-654 — See abstract
INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION AMONG CORNUS FLORIDA, C. KOUSA, AND C. NUTTALLII1
Elwin R. Orton Jr
pp: 655-660 — See abstract
PROPAGATING RHODODENDRON CUTTINGS WITH FLEXWATT IN POLY TUNNELS
David J. Beattie, J.K. Iles and L.J. Kuhns
pp: 661-671 — See abstract
WATER QUALITY AND PLANT PRODUCTION IN CONTAINERS
Carl E. Whitcomb
pp: 672-676 — See abstract
BUILDING A HIGH HUMIDITY PROPAGATION SYSTEM
Butch Gaddy
pp: 677-679 — See abstract
A SIMPLE AND FLEXIBLE MIST CONTROLLER
Bill Craven III
pp: 680-681 — See abstract
YOUR IRRIGATION WATER SAMPLE
Paul C.H. Chu
pp: 682-683 — See abstract
A WOODBURNING FURNACE FOR HEATING PROPAGATION HOUSES
Ronald W. Copeland
pp: 684-686 — See abstract
AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO THE USE OF BOTTOM HEAT
Jerry Billington
pp: 687-691 — See abstract
GAS: A HEAT SOURCE FOR WINTER PROTECTION
Peter Van Der Giessen
pp: 692-693 — See abstract
INFLUENCE OF EXOGENEOUS AUXIN APPLICATION ON THE MINERAL NUTRIENT STATUS OF ‘CONVEXA’ HOLLY CUTTINGS DURING INTERMITTENT MIST PROPAGATION
Frank A. Blazich, Robert D. Wright and Henry E. Schaffer
pp: 694-700 — See abstract
PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION OF OXYFLUORFEN (GOAL)
Jules J. Jaeger
pp: 701-704 — See abstract
A GRANULAR FORMULATION OF OXYFLUORFEN (ROUT)
Richard Bailey
pp: 705-709 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF ILEX VOMITORIA ‘NANA’
Patrick H. Duck
pp: 710 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF BERBERIS THUNBERGII ‘ATROPURPUREA NANA’
Bill Barr
pp: 711 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF CLETHRA ALNIFOLIA
Blaine A. Bunting
pp: 712 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF VIBURNUM CARLESII HYBRIDS
Milton P. Schaefer Jr
pp: 713-715 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF QUERCUS VIRGINIANA CUTTINGS
David L. Morgan
pp: 716-718 — See abstract
PROPAGATION OF UPRIGHT JUNIPERS
Dennis M. Connor
pp: 719-721 — See abstract
PRODUCTION OF × CUPRESSOCYPARIS LEYLANDII
Joe C. Powell
pp: 722 — See abstract
TEN OUTSTANDING FLOWERING TREES FOR POTENTIAL SOUTHEASTERN U.S. PRODUCTION
J.C. Raulston
pp: 723-727 — See abstract
TEN WOODY PLANTS THAT DESERVE A LONGER LOOK
Michael A. Dirr
pp: 728-733 — See abstract
NEW FOLIAGE PLANTS WITH POTENTIAL
Don Smedberg
pp: 734-736 — See abstract
TEN OUTSTANDING PERENNIALS
Daan Kneppers
pp: 737-743 — See abstract
ACCLIMATION AND WINTER PROTECTION OF CONTAINER-GROWN NURSERY CROPS
Robert D. Wright
pp: 744-749 — See abstract
TISSUE CULTURE PROPAGATION OF SOPHORA SECUNDIFLORA
Cal A. Froberg
pp: 750-754 — See abstract
PLANT PATENTS, TRADEMARKS, AND OTHER VARIETY PROTECTION DEVICES
R.J. Hutton
pp: 755-760 — See abstract
FORECASTING FAST TURNOVER CROPS
Cynthia J. Staha
pp: 761-763 — See abstract
CROP FORECASTING FOR TWO TO THREE-YEAR CROPS
Richard L. Marshall
pp: 764-765 — See abstract
FORECASTING FOR CROPS: 3 TO 5 YEARS
Earle Robert Marvin
pp: 766 — See abstract
FORECASTING FOR PURCHASING
Al Fritz
pp: 767-769 — See abstract
PLANT MODELING: DEVELOPING AN APPROACH1
Fred T. Davies Jr
pp: 770-775 — See abstract
PLANT MODELING — PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
Carl E. Whitcomb
pp: 776-779 — See abstract
QUESTION BOX
Bryson James and Carl Whitcomb
pp: 780 — See abstract
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