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Tree Planters' Notes Volume 19, Number 3 (1968)

Vegetative Propagation Trials of Eastern Redcedar and Arizona Cypress in the Greenhouse: Benton H. Box and Lenville C. Beech

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Effects of Systemic Insecticides on the Germination of Unstratified Eastern White Pine, Virginia Pine, and Loblolly Pine Seed Vary Greatly: Earl W. Belcher, Jr. and William W. Neel

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Growth of Douglas-Fir Seedling in California Nursery Vary Little Under Four Fertilizer Regimes: Henry Doll and R. O. Strothmann

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A Simple Device for Sowing Experimental Seed Lots at Uniform Spacing: R. L. Schmidt

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Bud Break of Douglas-Fir Seedlings not Delayed by Spring Treatment With TMTD or ALAR: Albert H. Tsuda and Kenneth W. Krueger

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Thiram Improves Field Germination of Covered Longleaf Seed: Jacques R. Jorgensen

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Cottonwood Seedlings Best for Sites Subject to Flooding: J. S. McKnight and Louis C. Maisenhelder

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Are Alternating Temperatures More Beneficial Than Constant Temperatures During Stratification of Yellow Poplar Seed?: Robert E. Adams

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Spacing and Survival Tables for Plantations: W. M. Stiell

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Effects of Some Plant Growth Substances on Root Growth of Douglas-Fir Seedlings: Franklin H. Pitkin, Harold R. McEwen and Howard Loewenstein

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