Summarizes findings from a number of nurseries raising Pinus taeda, demonstrating both
the immediate and the residual effects of soil management (cropping practice, fertilizing, soil …

This manual is intended to provide an outline of important soil properties which are of
concern in soil management and, by means of examples, to aid in the understanding of the …

Experiments with representative Ponderosa and Jeffrey Pine seed showed that both 1+ 0
stock from a Placerville nursery and 2+ 0 stock from a Mt. Shasta nursery increased in …

Seedbed density and the amount of nitrogen applied in the nursery affected seedling
morphology of shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata Mill.) but did not directly affect survival or …

Recent studies have identified key components in an integrated system that increases field
survival, disease protection, and growth of planted longleaf pines. Biological, chemical, and …

Reports the average results of annual soil analysis at the Boscobel State Nursery,
established in 1950 on a sandy soil of very low inherent fertility (species grown chiefly Pinus …

In tests in S. Mississippi, in which beds were sown in March and thinned to densities of 12,
24, 36 or 48 seedlings/sq. ft. in May, planting stock from nursery beds with not more than …

By using a seedbed density of 40/sq. ft. instead of 30/sq. ft. for Slash and Loblolly Pine,
production/acre of plantable seedlings was increased from 871, 200 to 1, 161, 600. The …

Covers local experimentally proved practice, mainly for Pinus halepensis and P. brutia, in
collection and handling of seed, sowing, transplanting, grading, and nursery protection …

Pinus radiata D. Don seedlings were raised at a variety of seedbed densities under
otherwise routine nursery conditions. Planting stock characteristics were determined at the …