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Bibliothekskatalog
- Schlagwort: Containerpflanze
223 Treffer
- 1Provisional Regimes for Growing Containerised Douglas Fir and Sitka Spruce
William Lorn Mason; Forest Research Farnham1989 - 2Use of Containerised Conifer Seedlings in Upland Forestry
M.K. Hollingsworth; Forest Research Farnham1989 - 3Effects of Watering on the Development of Containerised Scots Pine Seedlings and Water and Air Conditions in Peat Growing Mediums
Erkki Lähde; Eira Maija Savonen1983 - 4Effects of Seedlings Density on the Development of Containerised Scots Pine Seedlings
Eira Maija Savonen; Erkki Lähde1984 - 5Estimating the Water Requirements of Containerized Seedlings on the Basis of Evapotranspiration
Risto Rikala1985 - 6Comportement de Plants d'Epinette Blanche Produits en Serre Cinq ans Apres la Plantation
Gilles Sheedy1984 - 7Mesures et Observations de Pin Gris (Pinus banksiana Lamb.) en Contenant et a Racines Nues, Trois ans Apres la Plantation
Gilles Sheedy1984 - 8Inoculation of containerized Douglasfir with the ectomycorrhizal Fungus
J.H. Graham; Robert G. Linderman1981 - 9Initial growth of fraser fir seedlings at different day/night temperatures
Eric L. Hinesley1981 - 10The Relationship between Lateral-Root Development and Spread of Pisolithus tinctorius Ectomycorrhizae after Planting of Container-Grown Loblolly Pine Seedlings
John L. Rühle1983 - 11Inoculation of Three quercus Species with Eleven Isolates of Ectomycorrhizal Fungi : I. Inoculation Success and Seedling Growth Relationships
R.K. Dixon; Harold E. Garrett; G.S. Cox1984 - 12Inoculation of Three Quercus Species with Eleven Isolates of Ectomycorrhizal Fungi : II. Foliar Nutrient Content and Isolate Effectiveness
Robert J. Mitchell; G.S. Cox; R.K. Dixon1984 - 13Effects of Fertilization on the Growth and Mycorrhizal Development of Container-Grown Jack Pine Seedlings
R.M. Danielson; C.L. Griffiths; Dennis Parkinson1984 - 14Root, Shoot, and Leaf Area Growth Potentials of Northern Red Oak Planting Stock
Paul S. Johnson; Sandra L. Novinger; William Mares1984 - 15Temperature and Time in Storage Influence the Efficacy of Selected Isolates of Fungi in Commercially Produced Ectomycorrhizal Inoculum
Ling Ling L. Hung; Randy Molina1986