Volume 15 (2005): Issue 1 (Jan 2005)
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Involvement of Nursery Operators and Educators in Development of Fertilization and Irrigation RegulationPages: 12–14Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Fertilizer Use for Horticultural Crops in the U.S. during the 20th CenturyPages: 24–30Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Leaf Spectral Reflectance for Nondestructive Measurement of Plant Nutrient StatusPages: 31–35Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Controlled-release Fertilizers for Vegetable Production in the Era of Best Management Practices: Teaching New Tricks to an Old DogPages: 36–46Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Historical Development of Composting Technology during the 20th CenturyPages: 48–51Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Production of High-quality Composts for Horticultural Purposes: A Mini-reviewPages: 52–57Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Compost in the 20th Century: A Tool to Control Plant Diseases in Nursery and Vegetable CropsPages: 61–66Publication Date: Jan 2005
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New Mechanical Harvesters for the Florida Citrus Juice IndustryPages: 69–72Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Harvest Mechanization Progress and Prospects for Fresh Market Quality Deciduous Tree FruitsPages: 72–75Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Engineering Aspects of Production and Harvest Mechanization for Fresh and Processed VegetablesPages: 76–79Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Engineering and Horticultural Aspects of Robotic Fruit Harvesting: Opportunities and ConstraintsPages: 79–87Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Salinity Effects on Florida Grapefruit in the Indian River RegionPages: 89–95Publication Date: Jan 2005
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How Salinity Damages Citrus: Osmotic Effects and Specific Ion ToxicitiesPages: 95–99Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Salinity Interactions with Other Abiotic and Biotic Stresses in CitrusPages: 100–103Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Methods to Assess Potential Chloride Stress in Citrus: Analysis of Leaves, Fruit, Stem-xylem Sap, and RootsPages: 104–108Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Challenges and Benefits of Transplanting Large Trees: An Introduction to the WorkshopPages: 115–117Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Influence of Tree Size on Transplant Establishment and GrowthPages: 118–122Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Bareroot and Balled-and-burlapped Red Oak and Green Ash Can Be Summer Transplanted using the Missouri Gravel Bed SystemPages: 122–127Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Transplanting Specimen Palms: A Review of Common Practices and Research-based InformationPages: 128–132Publication Date: Jan 2005
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A Review of the Effects of Transplant Timing on Landscape Establishment of Field-grown Deciduous Trees in Temperate ClimatesPages: 132–135Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Relocating Large Trees for Germplasm Conservation in Tree Fruit Breeding ProgramsPages: 136–139Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Effect of Cotton Gin Compost on Substrate Properties and Growth of Azalea under Differing Irrigation Regimes in a Greenhouse SettingPages: 145–148Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Effect of Ozonated Water on Creeping Bentgrass Growth in a Sand MediumPages: 148–152Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Prompt Cooling Reduces Incidence and Severity of Decay Caused by Botrytis cinerea and Rhizopus stolonifer in StrawberryPages: 153–156Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Using Intercept and Telephone Survey Methods to Assess Consumer Awareness and Purchasing of Pennsylvania Gardener SelectsPages: 157–163Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Influence of Soil and Nutrient Management on Growth and Quality of CollardsPages: 163–168Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Use of High-pressure Injection to Alleviate Type-I Fairy Ring Symptoms in TurfgrassPages: 169–172Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Comparison of Four Production Systems for Dutch Iris in a Tobacco Transplant GreenhousePages: 173–176Publication Date: Jan 2005
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Integrating a University and Community College Course in Landscape ConstructionPages: 181–185Publication Date: Jan 2005
