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Volume 6 (1996): Issue 3 (Jul 1996)

in HortTechnology

Print ISSN:: 1063-0198

Online ISSN:: 1943-7714

Issue Contents

What Are the Components of a Plasticulture Vegetable System?

By: William James Lamont Jr.

Pages: 150–154
Design Considerations for Vegetable Crop Drip Irrigation Systems

By: Gary A. Clark and Allen G. Smajstrla

Pages: 155–159
Injecting Chemicals into Drip Irrigation Systems

By: Gary A. Clark and Allen G. Smajstrla

Pages: 160–165
Water Management in Drip-irrigated Vegetable Production

By: T.K. Hartz

Pages: 165–167
Fertility Management of Drip-irrigated Vegetables

By: T.K. Hartz and G.J. Hochmuth

Pages: 168–172
Rowcover and High Tunnel Growing Systems in the United States

By: Otho S. Wells

Pages: 172–176
Windbreaks: An Important Component in a Plasticulture System

By: Laurie Hodges and James R. Brandle

Pages: 177–181
Stand Establishment in Plasticulture Systems

By: Michael D. Orzolek

Pages: 181–185
Weed Management in Plasticulture

By: A. Richard Bonanno

Pages: 186–189
Fumigation and Solarization Practice in Plasticulture Systems

By: James J. Stapleton

Pages: 189–192
Pest Management in the United States Greenhouse and Nursery Industry: II. Disease Control

By: Ronald K. Jones, Ann R. Chase, Melvin P. Garber, William G. Hudson, Jeffrey G. Norcini and Kane Bondari

Pages: 200–206
Pest Management in the U.S. Greenhouse and Nursery Industry: III. Plant Growth Regulation

By: Jeffrey G. Norcini, William G. Hudson, Melvin P. Garber, Ronald K. Jones, Ann R. Chase and Kane Bondari

Pages: 207–210
Pest Management in the United States Greenhouse and Nursery Industry: IV. Weed Control

By: Jeffrey G. Norcini, Melvin P. Garber, William G. Hudson, Ronald. K. Jones, Ann. R. Chase and Kane Bondari

Pages: 211–216
Pest Management in the United States Greenhouse and Nursery Industry: V. Insect and Mite Control

By: William G. Hudson, Melvin P. Garber, Ronald D. Oetting, Russell F. Mizell, Ann R. Chase and Kane Bondari

Pages: 216–221
Reducing the Pollution Potential of Pesticides and Fertilizers in the Environmental Horticulture Industry: II. Lawn Care and Landscape Management

By: Joyce G. Latimer, Reuben B. Beverly, Carol D. Robacker, Orville M. Lindstrom, S. Kristine Braman, Ronald D. Oetting, Denise L. Olson, Paul A. Thomas, Jerry T. Walker, Beverly Sparks, John M. Ruter, Wojciech Florkowski, Melvin P. Garber and William G. Hudson

Pages: 222–232
Evaluation of Biological Control Agent Shipments from Three United States Suppliers

By: V. Bruce Steward, Janet L. Kintz and Tracy A. Horner

Pages: 233–237
Weed Management in Strip-tilled Irish Potato and Sweetpotato Systems

By: Greg D. Hoyt and David W. Monks

Pages: 238–240
Chemically Thinning Spur `Delicious' Apples with Carbaryl, NAA, and Ethephon at Various Stages of Fruit Development

By: Richard P. Marini

Pages: 241–246
The Effects of Refrigerated, Controlled-atmosphere Storage during Marine Shipment on Insect Mortality and Cut-flower Vase Life

By: Mark D. Shelton, Victor Mendez, Virginia R. Walter and David Brandl

Pages: 247–250
Ethylene + GA₃ Sprays for Delaying Flower Bud Initiation in Chrysanthemum (Dendranthema grandiflora Tzvelv.) Stock Plants

By: Mark S. Strefeler, Neil O. Anderson and Peter D. Ascher

Pages: 251–253
Intergeneric Graft Compatibility within the Family Araliaceae

By: Kenneth W. Leonhardt

Pages: 254–256
Comparison of Bone Products for Phosphorus Availability

By: Kimberly A. Klock and Henry G. Taber

Pages: 257–260
Response of `Tifdwarf' Bermudagrass to Seaweed-derived Biostimulants

By: M.L. Elliott and M. Prevatte

Pages: 261–263
Scientific Home Pages on the World Wide Web

By: Gary W. Lightner

Pages: 263–265
Communication Could Increase Florists' Commercial Account Purchases

By: Lori J. Anderson, Bridget K. Behe and Kenneth C. Sanderson

Pages: 266–271
Using Focus Groups to Determine Market Potential for Wildflower Sod

By: Susan S. Barton, Jo Mercer and Charles J. Molnar

Pages: 271–276
Establishing Pecan Transplants

By: Bruce W. Wood

Pages: 276–279
The Buckeye Yard And Garden Line

By: James A. Chatfield, Joseph F. Boggs and David J. Shetlar

Pages: 280–281
Factors Influencing Volunteering in the Master Gardener Program

By: Frederick R. Rohs and Robert R. Westerfield

Pages: 281–285
Erratum

Pages: 288
Pest Management in the United States Greenhouse and Nursery Industry: I. Trends in Chemical and Nonchemical Control

By: Melvin P. Garber, William G. Hudson, Jeffrey G. Norcini, Ronald K. Jones, Ann R. Chase and Kane Bondari

Pages: 194b–200

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HortTechnology

Print ISSN:: 1063-0198

Online ISSN:: 1943-7714

Publisher:: American Society for Horticultural Science

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