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IPPS Volume 47 (published in 1997)
Australian Region Celebrated Its 25th Anniversary
Leisa J. Armstrong
pp: 43 — See abstract
Fogging and Misting
Edward J. Bunker
pp: 43-45 — See abstract
How Has Plant Propagation Helped My Business?
Ian S. Tolley
pp: 46-47 — See abstract
The Multiplication and Distribution of Improved Clonal Selections of Fruiting Plants
Peter Smith
pp: 48-50 — See abstract
25 Years of Plant Propagation and How They Have Helped my
Vic Levey
pp: 51-52 — See abstract
Irrigation Setup and Reducing Water Use
Chris Rolfe
pp: 53-57 — See abstract
Experiences With Drip Irrigation
Gary Eyles
pp: 58-59 — See abstract
Pre-Treatment of Bulk Samples of Certain Eucalyptus Species to Enhance Germination
David 0. Cliffe
pp: 60-62 — See abstract
Propagation of the Tree Waratah, Alloxylon flammeum P. H. Weston and Crisp
Nerida J. Donovan, Catherine A. Offord and Joanne L. Tyler
pp: 63-65 — See abstract
Propagation of the Wollemi Pine
Glen Fensom and Catherine Offord
pp: 66-67 — See abstract
Germination of Native Grasses and Their Establishment
R.D.B Whalley
pp: 68-70 — See abstract
Propagation of Flannel Flowers (Actinotus helianthi)
Lotte Von Richter and Catherine Offord
pp: 71-72 — See abstract
Grafting Dwarf Ixora Standards
Des Boorman
pp: 73 — See abstract
Propagation of Mondo Grass
Michael Gleeson
pp: 74-75 — See abstract
An Alternative Method of Budding Fraxinus angustifolia ‘Raywood’ (Claret Ash)
Graham C. Parr
pp: 76-77 — See abstract
Wildflowers of the Sydney Region and Their Suitability as Cut Flowers
Jeremy A. Smith
pp: 78-79 — See abstract
Propagation Experiences With New Winter Flowering Gladiolus Cultivars
Angus Stewart
pp: 80-81 — See abstract
A Method for Germinating Anthurium scherzerianum
Marcus Peterson
pp: 82-83 — See abstract
Fungicide Resistance In Botrytis Species
Seona Casonato
pp: 84-87 — See abstract
Assessment of Rooting Hormone Formulations
Paul Carmen
pp: 88-89 — See abstract
Propagation and Testing of Deciduous Fruit Trees for Viruses
Michael Barkley
pp: 90-91 — See abstract
Production of Transgenic Plants by Electrofusion of Single Plant Protoplasts
Hans G.L. Coster, Tohsak L. Mahaworasilpa and Heide Schnabl
pp: 92-95 — See abstract
Computers and Propagation
Martin Schotte
pp: 96-101 — See abstract
Industry Training, Doing it Our Way
Greg McPhee
pp: 102-104 — See abstract
Climate for Change: What Opportunities do Phenology Gardens Provide for Propagators?
Malcolm L. Reed
pp: 105 — See abstract
SPF? - So What?
Bernice Flanders
pp: 106-108 — See abstract
Getting the Message out
Ian C. Atkinson
pp: 109-112 — See abstract
Tomorrow's Nurseries
Peter Albery
pp: 113-116 — See abstract
An Update on Greenhouse Environmental Control
Carl Van Loon
pp: 117-119 — See abstract
Oak Seedling Propagation in Plug Containers
Warrick R. Nelson
pp: 120-121 — See abstract
Horticulture Training for the Nursery Industry
Rodger McCarthy
pp: 122 — See abstract
Containerized Forestry Seedling Production from a Historical Perspective
Stellan Karlsson
pp: 123-124 — See abstract
A Review of Factors Influencing Container-media Temperatures
Michael B. Thomas, Mervyn I. Spurway and Brian E. Smith
pp: 125-131 — See abstract
Conservation and Recovery of Cheesemania ‘Chalk Range’ an Endangered New Zealand Brassicaceous Plant
C.L. Hargreaves, D.R. Smith, M.N. Foggo and M.E. Gordon
pp: 132-136 — See abstract
African Trees and Plants at Gardens of the World
Geoff Etherington
pp: 137-138 — See abstract
Echinacea — The Big Chill?
L.C. Burton, G.A. Parmenter and R.P. Littlejohn
pp: 139-146 — See abstract
Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis): An Introduction to this North American Medicinal Herb
J.M. Follett
pp: 147-150 — See abstract
Germination Experiments on Seeds of Some New Zealand Lowland Forest Species
Colin Burrows
pp: 151-157 — See abstract
Zantedeschia aethiopica
Jim Pringle
pp: 158-160 — See abstract
An Overview of the South African Seedling Nursery Industry
Warrick R. Nelson
pp: 161-162 — See abstract
Progress with Green Tea and Cultivated Sphagnum Moss Production
Peter E. Smale
pp: 163-168 — See abstract
The Genus Skimmia and its Production at Hadlow College
Chris Lane
pp: 169-171 — See abstract
Opportunities for Breeding Woody Ornamentals, With Particular Reference to Sambucus
Kenneth R. Tobutt and Jacqui Y. Prevette
pp: 172-174 — See abstract
Trends and New Plants in the Cut Foliage Industry
Roland Boers
pp: 175-176 — See abstract
Review of Techniques used at Angers to Increase Genetic Diversity
Alain Cadic
pp: 177-181 — See abstract
New Plants at Andre Briant Nurseries
Pascal Pinel
pp: 182-183 — See abstract
The Development of Australian Plants for Foods and Flavourings
John Rayner
pp: 184-187 — See abstract
Selecting and Breeding of New Plants at the Boskoop Research Station for Nursery Stock
Margareth E.C.M. Hop
pp: 188-191 — See abstract
Useful Characteristics for Breeding in Heuchera, Pulmonaria, and Tiarella
Dan Helms
pp: 192-194 — See abstract
Maximising Output from a Propagation Unit
Chris Holmes
pp: 195-196 — See abstract
Comparison of Japanese Maple Production in United Kingdom, France, and Italy
M. Studd
pp: 197-199 — See abstract
Notes on the Propagation and Cultivation of Romneya coulteri
Karen Hawkridge
pp: 200-201 — See abstract
Developments in Biological Control for Nursery Stock
Neil Helyer
pp: 202-205 — See abstract
New Approaches to Optimising Environments for Rooting Cuttings
Richard Harrison-Murray and Linda Knight
pp: 206-210 — See abstract
Walnut Graft-Union Callused by Heating Cable
Damiano Avanzato
pp: 211-214 — See abstract
The European Launch of Debutante® Dahlias
Paul Brooking
pp: 215-218 — See abstract
Planning For Successful Plant Promotion
Neil Robertson
pp: 219-223 — See abstract
Lessons from the Development and Launch of Cut Flower Chrysanthemums
B.J. Machin
pp: 224-226 — See abstract
Intellectual Property Rights for Plant Raisers
Peter Hillier
pp: 227-229 — See abstract
The System of Plant Variety Rights in the European Union
Sergio Semon
pp: 230-233 — See abstract
The Importance of Labels in the Retail Plant Market
Brian Pinker
pp: 234 — See abstract
Trends for Garden Centre Retail Promotion
Chris Primett
pp: 235-238 — See abstract
Finding New Plants - Their Development and Production
Peter Catt
pp: 239-240 — See abstract
Plants for Our Future: Collecting Plants Around the World
Pierre Piroche
pp: 241 — See abstract
Selection of Deciduous Tree Magnolias
Paul Reimer
pp: 242-245 — See abstract
Hardy New Plants for Northern Gardens
Wilbert G. Ronald
pp: 246-249 — See abstract
Collection, Propagation, and Use of Native Plants
Paulus Vrijmoed
pp: 251-256 — See abstract
Growing Functional Nitrogen-Fixing Native Trees and Shrubs for Land Reclamation in British Columbia
Carol E. Jones
pp: 257-259 — See abstract
Mycorrhizal Inoculation of California Native Plants in Containers
Mike Evans
pp: 260 — See abstract
Don't Let the Well Run Dry: Water Conservation Practices for Container Nurseries
Richard Regan
pp: 262-265 — See abstract
Water Recycling at Byland's Nurseries: An Extensive Water Catchment and Recycling System
John Byland
pp: 266-267 — See abstract
Constructed Wetlands for Treatment of Nursery and Greenhouse Runoff
Ward Prystay
pp: 268-272 — See abstract
Size-controlling Fruit-tree Rootstock Production: Methods Used at Traas Nursery
John Traas
pp: 274-276 — See abstract
Sanitation for Clean Liner Production
Bill Smith
pp: 277-278 — See abstract
The ABCs of Propagating Herbaceous Perennials by Stem Cuttings, Root Cuttings, and Division
David J. Beattie
pp: 279-281 — See abstract
Propagation of Magnolias: Rooting Techniques, Post-Rooting Care, and Overwintering of Rooted Cuttings
Alexander Howkins
pp: 282-284 — See abstract
Seedling Propagation of Four New Zealand Podocarpus Species
Robert Appleton
pp: 285-289 — See abstract
Quality Assurance to the Customer of Pot-Grown Liners
David Hutchinson
pp: 290-294 — See abstract
Propagation of Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica L.) from in Vitro Plants Derived from Shoot Tips
T. Yamamoto, T. Tomiyama, R. Watanabe and Y. Shibusawa
pp: 295 — See abstract
"Propagation in Other Parts of the World" Question-Answer Period
pp: 296 — See abstract
Pre-chilling and Gibberellic Acid Improve Seed Germination in Lewisia Species and Meconopsis betonicifolia
Christia M. Roberts, Sonya Baptista, Kirsten Brandt and Gerald B. Straley
pp: 297-301 — See abstract
Propagation and Production of Arbutus menziesii
Dave Adamson
pp: 302-303 — See abstract
The Role of Copper-based Root Control Treatments in Closed Subirrigation Systems
Ross G. Hall, J.K. Mayotte and D. Thornby
pp: 304-309 — See abstract
New and Unusual Plants
Ken Brown
pp: 311-316 — See abstract
Large-Scale Production of Osteospermum: Ten Years of Development Effort
Bjarne N. Larsen
pp: 317-318 — See abstract
Leaf Abscission of Cuttings
Bjarke Veierskov and Merethe J. Petersen
pp: 319-321 — See abstract
Relationships between Stockplant Management and Rooting Environments for Difficult-to-Propagate Cuttings
Brian H. Howard and Richard Harrison-Murray
pp: 322-327 — See abstract
Bud-Grafting Difficult Field-Grown Trees
Brian H. Howard and Wendy Oakley
pp: 328-333 — See abstract
Increasing Number of Adventitious Roots Accelerates Axillary Bud Growth in Cuttings
Jürgen Hansen and Niels Bredmose
pp: 334-337 — See abstract
Timing Methods Used in Propagation Practices
Jerol W. Jones
pp: 338-340 — See abstract
Applied Grafting in the Production of Ornamental Trees
Joel Klerk
pp: 341 — See abstract
Growing Pot Plants with Reduced Phosphorus can Improve Root Structure and Avoid Drought Stress
Kristian Borch
pp: 342-344 — See abstract
Supplementary Lighting to Stock Plants and Cuttings of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana v. Poelln.
Kåre Willumsen
pp: 345-352 — See abstract
Somatic Embryogenesis in Monocotyledonous Plants, State of the Art and Perspectives
Karen Koefoed Petersen
pp: 353-356 — See abstract
Improved Grafting Techniques for Nursery Stock
Lars Westergaard
pp: 357-359 — See abstract
Physiological Basis of Topophysis in Rosa Hybrids
Niels Bredmose and Jürgen Hansen
pp: 360-367 — See abstract
Improved Rooting in Woody Species by Reducing Stock Plant Irradiance
Ole Billing Hansen
pp: 368-373 — See abstract
Micropropagation of Eustoma
Søren Ringgaard
pp: 374-376 — See abstract
Somatic Embryogenesis of Cyclamen persicum Mill. in Bioreactors
Anne Kathrine Hvoslef-Eide and Cristel Munster
pp: 377-385 — See abstract
Dollars, Sense, New Plants, and Propagation
Michael A. Dirr
pp: 386-387 — See abstract
Daylily (Hemerocallis) Production Propagation and Breeding
Robert G. Austin
pp: 388-389 — See abstract
Propagation of Weeping Yaupon Holly
Tim Gwaltney
pp: 390-392 — See abstract
New Marketing Ideas to Meet the Needs of Our Changing Nursery Industry
Ken Tilt
pp: 393-398 — See abstract
Propagation and Cultivation of Selected Gingers in the Subtropics
Russell Adams
pp: 399-402 — See abstract
High Light with Moderated Temperatures Aids the Rooting of Softwood Cuttings
Carl E. Whitcomb
pp: 403-406 — See abstract
Computer Propagation and Production Planning with the Help of a Database
James Gilbert
pp: 407-413 — See abstract
Controlling Liverworts and Moss in Nursery Production
Sven E. Svenson, Bill Smith and Bruce Briggs
pp: 414-422 — See abstract
Disinfection of Nursery Irrigation Water with Chlorination, Bromination, and Ozonation
Bruno A. Ferraro and Marta L. Brenner
pp: 423-426 — See abstract
Effect of pH on Efficacy of Pesticides
L. Douglas Houseworth
pp: 427-429 — See abstract
Innovative Pesticide Application Equipment at Wight Nurseries
Stewart Chandler
pp: 430-433 — See abstract
Automation of Bedding Plant Production
Steven E. Newman
pp: 434-436 — See abstract
Influence of Water-soluble Plant Diffusates on Root Initiation and Growth in Chionanthus virginicus and Vigna radiata Stem Cuttings
Mark J. Arena, Willard T. Witte and Otto J. Schwarz
pp: 437-441 — See abstract
Nonchemical Alternatives for Weed Control in Containers
D.R. Smith, C.H. Gilliam, J.H. Edwards and J.M. Olive
pp: 442-447 — See abstract
Propagating and Growing Camellias
Ray Watson
pp: 448-450 — See abstract
Fertilizer Rate and Pot-In-Pot Production Influence Growth of River Birch
John M. Ruter
pp: 451-453 — See abstract
Winter Protection at Martin's Nursery
William M. Turk
pp: 454-459 — See abstract
New Releases From The U.S. National Arboretum
Ruth L. Dix
pp: 460-463 — See abstract
New Clematis
Tom Kimmel
pp: 464-467 — See abstract
Landscape Performance of Shade Trees Initially Grown in Above-ground Wire Basket Containers
Calvin Chong and Bob Hamersma
pp: 468-472 — See abstract
Future Marketing Potential for Daylilies
Darrel Apps
pp: 473-475 — See abstract
New Plants for the 21st Century: The Sun Still Rises in the East
Barry R. Yinger
pp: 476-480 — See abstract
Propagation of Historically Significant Specimen Plants: The Historic Plant Nursery Program of the National Park Service and the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
Kirsten Thornton
pp: 481-484 — See abstract
Introducing New Plants
Peggy Walsh Craig
pp: 485 — See abstract
Finding New Plants for the Market
Tim Wood
pp: 492-494 — See abstract
Medicinal Plants with a Potential Niche Market for Propagators
Jeanine M. Davis and Richard E. Bir
pp: 495-496 — See abstract
Medicinal Plants with a Potential Niche Market for Propagators
Ralph Shugert
pp: 497-498 — See abstract
Seed Propagation of Trillium grandiflorum
John F. Gyer
pp: 499-506 — See abstract
Propagation and Early Production of Bunchberry (Cornus canadensis L.)
Janine G. Haynes, Paul Cappiello and John Smagula
pp: 507-512 — See abstract
Superior Selections of llex
Elwin R. Orton
pp: 513-516 — See abstract
Breeding Maize as an Ornamental Annual Grass
Michael Marcotrigiano and Polly Ryan-Lane
pp: 517-520 — See abstract
Production of Epimediums by Division
Phill King
pp: 521 — See abstract
Native Herbaceous Wetland Plants Used for Wetland Mitigation
Dale Pierson
pp: 522-523 — See abstract
Micropropagation of Native Plants or Multiplying Some of Mother Nature's Really Good Stuff
Sherry Kitto
pp: 524-526 — See abstract
Horticultural Applications of Agrobacterium rhizogenes ("Hairy-Root"): Enhanced Rooting of Difficult-to-Root Woody Plants
Kim E. Tripp and Anne M. Stomp
pp: 527-535 — See abstract
Plant Growth Regulators on Kalmia latifolia
Thomas J. Banko
pp: 536-541 — See abstract
Subirrigation of Rhododendron as an Alternative to Mist
Thomas A. Holt and Brian K. Maynard
pp: 542-544 — See abstract
Ericaceous Plants from Seeds
H. William Barnes
pp: 545-547 — See abstract
Rhododendron maximum for the Next Millennium
Richard E. Bir
pp: 548-550 — See abstract
Ledum groenlandicum and Chamaedaphne calyculata
Michael D. Johnson
pp: 551-552 — See abstract
Calluna Propagation
Charlotte Smith
pp: 553-555 — See abstract
In Vitro Propagation and Selection of Superior Wetland Plants for Habitat Restoration1
Michael E. Kane and Nancy L. Philman
pp: 556-560 — See abstract
Cranberries as a Ground Cover
Michael V. DeGrandchamp
pp: 561-562 — See abstract
Growing Pieris to Landscape Size
Frank Brouse
pp: 563-564 — See abstract
Native Azaleas—Beautiful, Versatile, Dependable1
Bob Carlson
pp: 565-573 — See abstract
The Little Laurels
Richard A. Jaynes
pp: 574-575 — See abstract
QUESTION BOX
Ralph Shugert and Bruce Briggs
pp: 576-579 — See abstract
NEW PLANT FORUM
Jack Alexander
pp: 580-583 — See abstract
Involvement of Cytokinins in Tissue Proliferation of Rhododendron ‘Montego’
Eric W. Mercure, Carol A. Auer and Mark H. Brand
pp: 584 — See abstract
Long-Term Inhibition of Stem Elongation of Rhododendron and Kalmia by Triazole Growth Retardants
Martin P. N. Gent
pp: 585-590 — See abstract
The Greening of Poland&39;s Nursery Industry
Ken Cochran and Wojtek Grabczewski
pp: 591 — See abstract
Use of Ethephon Treatments to Reduce Seed Set and Stimulate Shoot Production in Kalmia latifolia
Richard K. Kiyomoto
pp: 592-594 — See abstract
Elements of a Winning Proposal for an I.P.P.S. — Eastern Region Research Grant
Cameron Smith
pp: 595-596 — See abstract
Taxus Response to Differential Concentration and Timing of Pendimethalin Application
Robert E. McNiel, Kimberly Collins and Mark Czarnota
pp: 597-600 — See abstract
Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis) Toxicity with Increasing Rates of Sulfentrazone
Kimberly B. Collins, Robert McNiel and Leslie A. Weston
pp: 601-604 — See abstract
Yankee Nursery Online: Your Future on the Web
Mark H. Brand
pp: 605 — See abstract
Effect of Division Size on Direct-potted Ornamental Grasses
Mark H. Brand
pp: 606-608 — See abstract
Propagation of Weigela florida ‘Alexandra’, WINE & ROSES™ Weigela
Gail Billingsley
pp: 609 — See abstract
Chionanthus virginicus: Embryo Culture vs. Traditional Germination
Charlotte R. Chan and Robert D. Marquard
pp: 610-612 — See abstract
American Wild Celery (Vallisneria americana Michx.): Propagation of Revegetation Transplants from Seed
Jennifer L. Kujawski
pp: 613-614 — See abstract
Seed Propagation And Production of Trillium grandiflorum
Jeanne Frett
pp: 615-618 — See abstract
Growing a New Propagator: Illinois Responds to an Industry Need
Kathy Freeland
pp: 619 — See abstract
No Excuses Accepted: Plants You Should Already Grow!!
Phill King
pp: 620-621 — See abstract
Seed Germination of Stewartia pseudocamellia
Brian A. Oleksak and Daniel Struve
pp: 622 — See abstract
Light Levels and Hormone Effects During the Rooting of Selected Tree Taxa
James J. Zaczek, Charles W. Heuser Jr and Kim C. Steiner
pp: 623-629 — See abstract
The Recycling of Propagation Materials
Michael Kolaczewski
pp: 630-632 — See abstract
Economic Propagation Benches
Tom Demaline
pp: 633-634 — See abstract
Field Establishment and Growth of Asarum naniflorum ‘Eco Decor’
Sherry Kitto and Jeanne Frett
pp: 635-636 — See abstract
Pot-in-Pot Production of Nursery Stock
Robert E. McNiel
pp: 637 — See abstract
Adventitious Bud and Shoot Formation in Pawpaw [Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal] Using Juvenile Seedling Tissue
C.L.H. Finneseth, R.L. Geneve and D.R. Layne
pp: 638-640 — See abstract
Seed Storage Media Effects on Persimmon Germination
Winston C. Dunwell and Dwight E. Wolfe
pp: 641-644 — See abstract
Specific Differences in Shoot Tip Culture of Roses
Zhou Lin, Kuninori Suzuki, Takehiro Naruse, Hirokazu Fukui and Matsumoto Shogo
pp: 645-647 — See abstract
A Preliminary Report on the Symbiotic Germination of Nine Japanese Terrestrial Orchids
Masanori Tomita and Sachiko Konno
pp: 648-655 — See abstract
Inducing Callus and Regeneration of Haworthia
S. Yasugi, T. Takei and K. Nogata
pp: 656 — See abstract
Induction of Axillary Buds by Nodal Segment Culture and Rooting of Axillary Shoots of Epipremnum aureum
T. Yamamoto, Y. Ito, F. Uchida and I. Mitsuishi
pp: 657 — See abstract
Hygro-Greening Trial Using a Floating Garden for Water Filtration
Satoshi Yamaguchi
pp: 658 — See abstract
The Practical Use of Biotechnology in Agriculture High School Education
A. Matsuyama, S. Ueno, S. Sakai and K. Ojiri
pp: 659-661 — See abstract
The Multiplication of Dracaena by Tissue Culture
Tatsuo Koizumi and Takeo Kitaura
pp: 662-664 — See abstract
Horticulture in New Zealand
Peter F. Waugh
pp: 665-666 — See abstract
Cyclamen Seedling Production by Tissue Culture
Teruhiko Terakawa and Toshio Murayama
pp: 667 — See abstract
The Control of Root Systems by the Use of Slit Containers
M. Minamide and S. Watanabe
pp: 668 — See abstract
New Plant Varieties Bred by the Sakata Seed Corporation
Shoji Shiotsuki
pp: 669 — See abstract
Recommended Varieties from the Dai-Ichi Seed Co. Ltd.
Sohei Ikeda
pp: 670 — See abstract
Our Promising New Varieties for Cut and Potted Flower Production
T. Oridate
pp: 671 — See abstract
A Japanese Pioneer in the Tissue Culture of Ornamental Plants
Kimiaki Murasaki
pp: 672 — See abstract
The Effect of Concentrated Sulfuric Acid Treatment on the Seed Germination of Lathyrus latifolius
Y. Koike, T. Inoue and H. Higuchi
pp: 673-675 — See abstract
Cutting Propagation of Ligustrum lucidum ‘Tricolor’
Tei-ichi Horikoshi
pp: 676-677 — See abstract
The Effects of the Basal Medium, and the Addition of Sugar and Banana on the Growth of Oncidium Plantlets Cultured In Vitro
Mamoru Kusumoto and Yasuaki Takeda
pp: 678-680 — See abstract
The Effects of the Physical and Chemical Properties of Growing Media on the Growth of Herbaceous Flowering Plants in Cell-Tray Culture
Y. Miura, S. Kuboi and H. Uematu
pp: 681-684 — See abstract
Raising Seedlings of the Sasa lily (Lilium japonicum) in Vitro
Katsuhiko Oishi and Yoshiko Inoue
pp: 685-686 — See abstract
Production of Interspecific Hybrids of Dianthus species by Ovule Culture
H. Yazawa and T. Oridate
pp: 687-690 — See abstract
Propagation and Cultivation of Cycads
Hannes Robbertse and Steve Trollip
pp: 691-693 — See abstract
Propagation of Mauritian Plants For a Landscaping Project
Dave Kirkby and Gerhard De Jager
pp: 694-695 — See abstract
Popularization of Indigenous Plants
Roy Trendler
pp: 696-698 — See abstract
Commercial Production of in Vitro Bulblets of Lachenalia
M. M. Slabbert and J. G. Niederwieser
pp: 699-702 — See abstract
The Trials and Tribulations of Growing Indigenous Plants
Linda de Luca
pp: 703-705 — See abstract
Production of Quality Export Chrysanthemum Cuttings
Gerrit Moolman
pp: 706-708 — See abstract
Trends in the Nursery Industry in South Africa
Keith Kirsten
pp: 709-710 — See abstract
The Use of Taguchi Methods to Analyze Variables
Dudley Wilson
pp: 711-713 — See abstract
Propagation and Cultivation of South African Restios
N.A.C. Brown, H. Jamieson and P.A. Botha
pp: 714 — See abstract
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