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2013 Summer Forest Nursery Notes - New Nursery Literature

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Business Management

Roots of success: marketing strategies for the 21st Century

Doescher, I. National Proceedings: Forest and Conservation Nursery Associations - 2011, p.41-44. USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Sta­tion, Proceedings RMRS-P-68. 2012.

Container Production

Alternative containers for a sustainable green­house and nursery crop production

Nambuthiri, S., Schnelle, R., Fulcher, A., and Geneve, R. University of Kentucky, Horticulture Department, Hortfact 6000. 1.p. 2013.

Alternatives to petroleum-based containers for the nursery industry

Chappell, M. and Knox, G. W. University of Georgia, Cooperative Extension, Bulletin 1407. 4 p. 2012.

© Biocontainer water use in short-term green­house crop production

Koeser, A., Lovell, S. T., Evans, M., and Stewart, J. R. HortTechnology 23(2):215-219. 2013.

© Compatibility of biocontainers in commercial greenhouse crop production

Koeser, A., Kling, G., Miller, C., and Warnock, D. HortTechnology 23(2):149­-156. 2013.

© Growth of cyclamen in biocontainers on an ebb-and-flood subirrigation system

Beeks, S. A. and Evans, M. R. HortTechnology 23(2):173-176. 2013.

© Physical properties of biocontainers used to grow long-term greenhouse crops in an ebb-and­flood irrigation system

Beeks, S. A. and Evans, M. R. HortScience 48(6):732-737. 2013.

Root Growth, Plug Cohesion, Mineral Nutrition, and Carbohydrate Content of 1+0 Picea mariana Seedlings in Response to a Short-Day Treatment

Lamha­medi, M. S., Renaud, M., Desjardins, P., and Veilleux, L. Tree Planters’ Notes 56(1):35-46. 2013.

Diverse Species

© Banking Wyoming big sagebrush seeds

Karrfalt, R. P. and Shaw, N. Native Plants Journal 14(1):60-69. 2013.

© Boiled, tumbled, burned, and heated: seed scarification techniques for Munro’s globemallow appropriate for large-scale application

Kildisheva. O. A., Dumroese, R. K., and Davis, A. S. Native Plants Journal 14(1):42-47. 2013.

© Chemical control of weeds and genetic off-types in smooth cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora) production ponds

Levy, N. J., Knott, C. A., Webster, E. P., and Hensley, J. B. Ecological Restoration 31(1):19-22. 2013.

Developing Native Plant Nurseries in Emerging Market Areas

Duemler, E. National Proceedings: For­est and Conservation Nursery Associations - 2011, p. 39-40. USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Re­search Station, Proceedings RMRS-P-68. 2012.

© Ecologically appropriate plant materials for restoration applications

Jones, T. A. BioScience 63(3):211-219. 2013.

© Ecosystem restoration is now a global priority: time to roll up our sleeves

Aronson, J. and Alexander. S. Restoration Ecology 21(3):293-296. 2013.

© Examining smoke water as a potential germi­nation-enhancing technique to aid the recovery of the endangered Franciscan manzanita (Arctostaphy­los franciscana (Eastw [Ericaceae])

Laskowski, M. J., Dicksion, C. C., Schaefer, B., and Young, B. Native Plants Journal 14(1):49-54. 2013.

Forb seedling identification guide for the Inland Northwest: native, introduced, invasive and noxious species

Pavek, P., Erhardt, B., Heekin, T., and Old, R. Natural Resources Conservation Service, Washington. 146 p. 2013.

© Genetic variation in adaptive traits and seed transfer zones for Pseudoroegneria spicata (blue­bunch wheatgrass) in the northwestern United States

St. Clair, J. B., Kilkenny, F. F., Johnson, R. C., Shaw, N. L., and Weaver, G. Evolutionary Applications (online). 2013.

Germination and seed coat histology of physically dormant Desmanthus illinoiensis seeds

Olszewski, M. W., D’Agostino, J. A. , Grouch, A. F., and Vertenten, C. M. Seed Science and Technology 41:36-49. 2013.

Going native: plants that grow naturally in the Pacific Northwest are gaining in popularity

Petersen. E. Digger 55(6):15-17, 20-22. 2013.

Improving Germination of Red Elm (Ulmus rubra), Gray Alder (Alnus incana) and Buffaloberry (Shepherdia canadensis) Seeds with Gibberellic Acid

Morales, B., Barden, C., Boyer, C., and Griffin, J. National Proceedings: Forest and Conservation Nursery Asso­ciations - 2011, p.93-95. USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Proceedings RMRS-P-68. 2012.

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