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IPPS Volume 44 (published in 1994)
Waste Management in Horticulture—The Global Perspective
Anthony (Tony) G. Biggs
pp: 41-44 — See abstract
Efficient Water and Fertiliser Use
Ian Gordon
pp: 45-47 — See abstract
Nursery Management—The Production of a Textbook for Australian Conditions
John Mason
pp: 48-51 — See abstract
The Potential for the Use of VA Mycorrhizae in Nursery Crop Production
Victor J. Galea and Richard C.D. Poli
pp: 52-58 — See abstract
Junipers in the Subtropics
Victor Levey
pp: 59 — See abstract
Bromine and Chlorine Disinfestation of Nursery Water Supplies
R. De Hayr, K. Bodman and L. Forsberg
pp: 60-66 — See abstract
How Much Potassium do Flowering Plants Growing in Soilless Media Really Need?
Kevin A. Handreck
pp: 67-71 — See abstract
Propagation of Persoonia Species by Seeds and Cuttings
Lynda M. Ketelhohn, Margaret E. Johnston and Jim Gage
pp: 72-76 — See abstract
Formulation of a Production Program for Container-Grown Plants—A Nursery Manager's Approach
Peter Lewis
pp: 77 — See abstract
Propagation of Xerophytic Plants
Joe McAuliffe
pp: 78-80 — See abstract
Overcoming Poor Germination in Australian Daisies
Kerry V. Bunker
pp: 81-85 — See abstract
Commercial Marcotting of Fruit Trees
Peter J. Young
pp: 86-89 — See abstract
The Development of a Program of Commercial Production of Staghorns from Plant Tissue Culture
Ross A. Bourne
pp: 90-93 — See abstract
New and Novel Temperate Legumes for Ornamental and Landscape Horticulture
Robert Reid
pp: 94-96 — See abstract
The Propagation of Metrosideros thomasii in Queensland
Beth Cooling
pp: 97 — See abstract
The Availability of Minerals in Plant Tissue Culture Media
Mohammad E. Amiri and Richard R. Williams
pp: 98-103 — See abstract
PIDAV—A New Plant Introduction Scheme for Victoria
Ross Hall
pp: 104-106 — See abstract
Pest and Disease Management in Plant Propagation
Deo Singh
pp: 107 — See abstract
Propagation of Quandongs
Peter Smith
pp: 108-109 — See abstract
Micropropagation of Boronia
Acram Taji, Warren Sheather and Richard Williams
pp: 110-112 — See abstract
The Germination of Bursaria spinosa var. spinosa
John Rayner
pp: 113-115 — See abstract
Propagation of Threatened Australian Plants with Horticultural Potential
Paul Carmen
pp: 116-118 — See abstract
Cyclamen Species
Max Moore
pp: 119-120 — See abstract
The Importance of Selection and Root Pruning in Container-Grown Seedling Production of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs
Ian G. McCure
pp: 121-124 — See abstract
Design Trends in the Use of Amenity Planting in the U.K.
Rodney D. Beaumont
pp: 125-129 — See abstract
Applications of Grodan in Hardy Ornamental Nursery Stock
Ian Bedford
pp: 130-132 — See abstract
Cleaning of Recirculating and Surplus Water in Container Plant Production
Volker Behrens
pp: 133-137 — See abstract
The Latest Environmental Restrictions on Nursery Production in Germany: Is Nursery Production Still Possible?
Jan-Dieter Bruns
pp: 138-141 — See abstract
Green Issues and Growing Media—Progression or Digression?
Catherine S. Dawson
pp: 142-145 — See abstract
Integrated Production of Nursery Stock
Nico G.M. Dolmans
pp: 146-149 — See abstract
The Development of Lignocell Coir as a Propagating Medium
Michael J. Dyke
pp: 150-153 — See abstract
Christmas Tree (Abies fraseri) Production
David Hide
pp: 154-155 — See abstract
Can Disease Control Ever Be Environment Friendly?
Stephen Holmes and Audrey Litterick
pp: 156-160 — See abstract
Monrovia Nursery's Response to New Environmental Restrictions
Steven A. Hottovy
pp: 161-164 — See abstract
Environmental Policy for Nursery Stock Production
Brian Humphrey
pp: 165-167 — See abstract
The Desirability of Rare Alpines in the Trade
Jim Jermyn
pp: 168-169 — See abstract
Some Environmental Aspects of Chemical Weed Control in Nursery Stock
J.C. Kelly and D.W. Robinson
pp: 170-173 — See abstract
Water Recycling Trials in Hardy Nursery Stock Production
Paul J. Labous and Stephen J. Willis
pp: 174-181 — See abstract
Environmental Aspects of Fertilizing Container Plants
Donnchadh Mac Carthaigh
pp: 182-186 — See abstract
A Manufacturer's View of the Problems and Opportunities for the Crop Protection Industry Caused by the Green Movement
Peter C. Moring
pp: 187-193 — See abstract
Pests and Diseases at Garden Centres
Rosemary Ward
pp: 194-198 — See abstract
Benefits of Water Recycling in Nursery Stock Production
Patrick W. Fairweather
pp: 199-204 — See abstract
Water Quality
Finn Knoblauch
pp: 205-207 — See abstract
Water and Plant Growth
Bjarke Veierskov
pp: 208-210 — See abstract
Recycling of Water in a Container Nursery
Peter Orum
pp: 211-213 — See abstract
The Super Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) System
Bent Vestergard
pp: 214-217 — See abstract
Laser-Based Measuring Equipment for the Analysis of Size and Velocity Distribution of Liquid Drops
Ivar Lund
pp: 218-220 — See abstract
Irrigation Systems
Marianne Truelsen
pp: 221-222 — See abstract
Production of Specimen Ilex Species in Virginia, U.S.A.
John Machen Sr
pp: 223-228 — See abstract
Opening Address of the Inaugural Meeting of IPPS - Japan, Potential Region—Scope of I.P.P.S. Japan
Satoshi Yamaguchi
pp: 229 — See abstract
Expanding Flower Colour Variation in Gladiolus Through Mutation Breeding and Tissue Culture
M. Kasumi, H. Tomotsune, Y. Takatsu, F. Sakuma and S. Iida
pp: 230 — See abstract
New Cultivars of Cyclamen, Kage-Yellow and Golden Boy
T. Kage and S. Kage
pp: 231 — See abstract
Application of Plug-cell Stock Plant Production System for Orchidaceae Plants
K. Yoshino
pp: 231 — See abstract
Application of Tissue Culture Technique in Nursery Stock Production of Fruit Trees
H. Hara
pp: 231 — See abstract
Large-Scale Production of Yama-udo (Aralia cordata) Using Adventitious Embryo Culture
S. Nishimiya and M. Kubota
pp: 232 — See abstract
Changes in the Rooting Response of Two Miniature Roses During Micropropagation.
H. Sugiyama, H. Fukui, M. Nakamura and T. Ohnishi
pp: 233-234 — See abstract
Biological Control of Fusarium Wilt of Carnation by Application of Nonpathogenic Fusarium oxysporum
H. Mizuno, T. Komatsu, Y. Fukano and Y. Asakura
pp: 235-238 — See abstract
Propagation of Gladiolus by Somatic Embryogenesis
Hidehiko Tomotsune, Masakazu Kasumi and Yasumasa Takatsu
pp: 239-244 — See abstract
Low Temperature Storage of In Vitro Shoots of Japanese Persimmon (Diospyros khaki)
Hirokazu Fukui, Hironori Ohba and Mitsuo Nakamura
pp: 245-248 — See abstract
Selection and Germination of Tomato Seeds
Hiroshi Endo, Tetuo Hara and Hirokazu Fukui
pp: 249-253 — See abstract
Micropropagation of Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica L.)
T. Yamamoto, T. Uhara, K. Takemasa, Y. Shimizu and A. Matsumoto
pp: 254-260 — See abstract
Water and Resource Efficient Plant Propagation
John Kabashima
pp: 261-262 — See abstract
Welcoming Remarks to Latin American I.P.P.S. Members Invited to Attend the Western Region Annual Meeting
James L. Booman
pp: 263 — See abstract
Production of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Tropicals in Argentina—An Overview
Graciela Myriam Barreiro
pp: 264-265 — See abstract
Germinant Sowing in South Africa
David B. South and Chris Young
pp: 266-270 — See abstract
Machine Vision Development: Its Use at a Forest Seedling Nursery
John R. Scholtes
pp: 271-274 — See abstract
I.P.P.S.—Ready for the 21st Century
O.A. "Jolly" Batcheller
pp: 277-280 — See abstract
Clematis for the Western States—One Approach
Tom Hawkins
pp: 281-284 — See abstract
Jewels of the Plains: Selection, Propagation of Native Perennials
Kelly D. Grummons
pp: 285-286 — See abstract
Plugs and Automation—"The Future is Here!"
Richard Wilson
pp: 287-288 — See abstract
New Varieties For Today's Market
Jamie Kitz
pp: 289-291 — See abstract
Unusual Perennials
Ed Wood
pp: 292 — See abstract
Tissue Culture of Roses: Past, Present, and Future
David W. Burger
pp: 293-296 — See abstract
Tissue Culture Propagation of Zantedeschia (Calla Lily)
Ana Lucrecia de Bolanos
pp: 297-299 — See abstract
Propagation of Ornamental Varieties of Spruce (Picea spp.) through Somatic Embryogenesis
Robert Cervelli and Fiona Webster
pp: 300-302 — See abstract
Palm Seed Germination
Fred D. Rauch
pp: 304-307 — See abstract
Pothos: Identification, Selection, and Propagation
Chuck Ades
pp: 308-309 — See abstract
Variation in Water Use of Container-Grown Plants
Richard P. Regan
pp: 310-312 — See abstract
Using Computer Technology to Improve Irrigation Uniformity
Roger Lah
pp: 313-318 — See abstract
Water Filtration for Propagation Systems
Michael R. Davidson
pp: 319-322 — See abstract
Treasures of The Sierra Madre Oriental
Daniel Zambrano
pp: 323-326 — See abstract
Forest Nursery Production in the United States and Mexico
John G. Mexal, Richard Phillips and Rosalia Adela Cuevas Rangel
pp: 327-331 — See abstract
Hawaiian Native Plants in the Landscape
Paul R. Weissich
pp: 332-334 — See abstract
Analyze Now or Pay Later: A Role for Testing in the Business of Plant Propagation
Nat B. Dellavalle
pp: 336-341 — See abstract
The Process of Plant Disease Diagnosis
Randolph Keim
pp: 342-343 — See abstract
Propagation of Mycorrhizal Plants for Restoration
Ted St. John
pp: 344-346 — See abstract
Understanding Fog Technology
Thomas R. Mee
pp: 350-353 — See abstract
Some Plant Propagation Methods Used in China
Bruce Macdonald
pp: 354-355 — See abstract
Mediterranean Plants Under Glass at Longwood Gardens
James R. Ault
pp: 356-359 — See abstract
Innovations in Growing using Retractable Roof Greenhouses, Cold Protection, and Shade Houses
Richard Vollebregt
pp: 360-362 — See abstract
Motivating Plant Growth With Your Heating System
Jim Rearden
pp: 364-366 — See abstract
Information Available on Native Hawaiian Plants
Fred D. Rauch
pp: 367 — See abstract
The Eugenia Psyllid
John Kabashima and Linda Farrar
pp: 367 — See abstract
Eucalyptus Long-Horned Borer (Phoracantha semipunctata)
John Kabashima and Linda Farrar
pp: 368 — See abstract
State-of-the-Art Research and Demonstration Greenhouse
John Kabashirna, Linda Farrar and Suzy Sakaske
pp: 369 — See abstract
The Center for Urban Horticulture: An Overview of its Academic and Affiliated Programs
Barbara Selemon
pp: 369-372 — See abstract
Myoga Ginger Production in New Zealand
J.M. Follett
pp: 373-375 — See abstract
Closed, Plant-Production System—Update
Bruce Briggs and James L. Green
pp: 376-379 — See abstract
Selection and Evaluation of Native Plants
Cam Simpson and Mary Duncan
pp: 380-381 — See abstract
Propagation of Radiata Pine Plants for Plantation Forestry
M.I. Menzies
pp: 382-388 — See abstract
Fire and Its Use in Propagation—Inferno Combustion
Terry C. Hatch
pp: 389 — See abstract
Record Keeping, An Aid To Quality
Ann Fair
pp: 390-393 — See abstract
Breeding of New Zealand Native Plants at the Auckland Regional Botanic Gardens—Commercial Potential of our Native Flora
Jack Hobbs
pp: 394-395 — See abstract
The Influence of Nutrition on Foliage Growth and Tip Necrosis on Container-grown Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Ellwood's Gold’
Michael B. Thomas, Brent A.J. Richards and Mervyn I. Spurway
pp: 396-403 — See abstract
Root Control Systems
Joanne Boyd
pp: 404 — See abstract
The Role of Botanical Gardens in the Green Decade
Chris Graham
pp: 405-408 — See abstract
Cutting Propagation of Juniperus procumbens ‘Nana’
Gene Blythe
pp: 409-412 — See abstract
Vegetative Propagation of Gevuina avellana Mol.
Brent McKenzie
pp: 413-415 — See abstract
Control of Woody Root Systems using Copper Compounds
Ian Gordon and Robert Hayes
pp: 416-424 — See abstract
Propagation and Production of Ilex species in the Southeastern United States
James Berry
pp: 425-429 — See abstract
Micropropagation of Luculia Species
Jennifer L. Oliphant
pp: 430 — See abstract
Propagation of Corynocarpus laevigatus and Cultivars
Jim Rumbal
pp: 431-433 — See abstract
Perennials with Potential
Ian Duncalf
pp: 434-437 — See abstract
Increased Rooting in Difficult-To-Root Hibiscus Cuttings by Heat Shock
Bjarke Veierskov
pp: 438-441 — See abstract
Growing Heaths and Heathers in Europe
David Hutchinson
pp: 442-446 — See abstract
Incentive Pay In Propagation
Buddy Motley
pp: 449-453 — See abstract
Propagation of Camellias by Cuttings
Bill Barr
pp: 454-456 — See abstract
Perennial Propagation And Production On The Texas Gulf Coast
Scott G. Reeves
pp: 457-460 — See abstract
Enhanced Propagation of Viviparous Water Lilies
Michael E. Kane
pp: 461-465 — See abstract
The World of Hosta Breeding
Tony Avent
pp: 466-467 — See abstract
Propagation of Wetland Species
Cliff Street
pp: 468-473 — See abstract
Plant Growth Regulators: Potential Uses in the Nursery Industry
Gary J. Keever
pp: 474-477 — See abstract
Handling Bareroot Tree Whips at Greenleaf Nursery
Stanley Foster
pp: 478-479 — See abstract
Quality Control Through Liner Improvement
Ben F. Davis II and Brian Chojnacki
pp: 480-482 — See abstract
Pushing Plants for Maximum Versus Optimum Growth: Beware of Imbalances
Bryson L. James
pp: 483-484 — See abstract
Water Analysis: Test Kits for Nurseries
Steven E. Newman
pp: 485-488 — See abstract
Herbicide-Coated Fertilizers and Weed Control in Container-grown Ornamentals
Cynthia K. Crossan, Charles H. Gilliam, Gary J. Keever and D. Joseph Eakes
pp: 489-493 — See abstract
Field Evaluation of Two Cultivars of Red Maple From Tissue-Culture and Budded Origins
J.L. Sibley, D.J. Eakes, C.H. Gilliam and W.A. Dozier Jr
pp: 494-498 — See abstract
Stem Cutting Propagation of Bottlebrush Buckeye
Richard E. Bir and H.W. Barnes
pp: 499-502 — See abstract
Micropropagation: The Ultimate Power Tool
Gayle R.L. Suttle
pp: 503-505 — See abstract
Evaluating New Cultivars and Getting Them Into Production
Jim Berry
pp: 506-511 — See abstract
Propagating from the Keyboard
Charles H. Parkerson
pp: 512-516 — See abstract
Plant Exploration in Hubei
Paul W. Meyer
pp: 519-521 — See abstract
Why Some Native Plants Aren't Mainstream … Yet
Richard E. Bir
pp: 522-525 — See abstract
New European Perennials—How Do They Get Here?
Steven Still
pp: 526-529 — See abstract
Seed Germination
Norman C. Deno
pp: 530-532 — See abstract
Patenting and Trademarking—Do's and Don'ts
Steven B. Hutton
pp: 533-537 — See abstract
Something There
Denny Blew
pp: 538-541 — See abstract
Cleaning Cercis Seed with a Lawn Boy Mower
Thomas L. McCloud and Lance W. Hammond
pp: 542 — See abstract
Grasses from Cuttings
H. William Barnes
pp: 543 — See abstract
Seed Propagation Techniques That Work for Me
Shelley Dillard
pp: 544 — See abstract
Gibberellic Acid to Extend Shoots and Bud Break on Heuchera and Scabiosa
Rod Ackerman and Harlan Hamernik
pp: 545-546 — See abstract
Production and Marketing of Unusual Dwarf Conifers
W. David Thompson
pp: 547-548 — See abstract
New Plant Forum
Jack Alexander, Susan E. Bentz, Ruth Dix, Vern Black, Bruce Briggs, Susan Milliken, David Schmidt, Kim E. Tripp, Matthew J. Vehr, Nancy Vermeulen, Tom Ward and Michael Yanny
pp: 549-556 — See abstract
Field Grafting of Conifers for Christmas Tree Seed Orchards
Greg Williams
pp: 557-558 — See abstract
Responding to the Increased Demand for Native Plants
Donald R. Knezick
pp: 559-561 — See abstract
The Marketing of New Dwarf Conifers
Jim Smith
pp: 562-564 — See abstract
Piedmont Flora Yields Outstanding Ornamentals
Richard Lighty
pp: 565-567 — See abstract
Chicagoland Grows: A Marketing System for New Plants
Kris R. Bachtell
pp: 568-572 — See abstract
Data Collection System for Landscape Daylilies
Darrel Apps and Angelo Cerchione
pp: 573-579 — See abstract
Question Box
Ralph Shugert and Bruce Briggs
pp: 580-583 — See abstract
National Plant Collections: Source of New and Unusual Plant
Barry Glick
pp: 584-585 — See abstract
Overwintering Perennials
Marc Laviana
pp: 586-587 — See abstract
Cultivar Mixes
Dale G. Deppe
pp: 588-591 — See abstract
How Greenbrier Nurseries Develops and Promotes New Plants
Jim Monroe
pp: 592-594 — See abstract
Tissue Culture's Potential for Introducing New Plants
Mark P. Bridgen
pp: 595-601 — See abstract
The Gold Medal Award of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
Philip M. Normandy
pp: 602 — See abstract
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