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materials when used as a peat substitute in pine bark–based substrate formulations for the production of ornamental woody plants. The objectives of this study were to 1) evaluate the use of composted dairy manure solids as a substitute for sphagnum or reed

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production of ornamental crops. Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, PhD Diss Blanchard, M.G. Runkle, E.S. Fisher, P.R. 2011 Modeling plant morphology and development of petunia in response to temperature and photosynthetic daily light integral Sci. Hort. 129

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understanding the history of the purposeful (aquatic, crop, common weed, garden forb, or ornamental) or unintentional introduction (invader) of exotic plants into Pennsylvania. Table 3. Select species present in the cultural landscape of the Roosevelt

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, only the first assessment is reported. The container weight was recorded on 21 July and 13 Aug. Results and discussion Ornamental and weed plants growth. In the first experiment, the lowest giant arborvitae shoot dry weight was recorded in non

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. Vince-Prue, D. 1997 Photoperiodism in plants. Academic Press, San Diego, CA Vaid, T.M. Runkle, E.S. 2013 Developing flowering rate models in response to mean temperature for common annual ornamental crops Sci. Hort. 161 15 23 10.1016/j.scienta.2013

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The dominant landscaping practice of recent centuries has been to create landscapes designed with ornamental plants that have been introduced from other countries. This practice has been so pervasive that nonnative plant species now outnumber native

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response for flowering of the cultivars has become important. Over the years, many sunflower cultivars have been classified as facultative SD plants ( Dyer et al., 1959 ; Hayata and Imaizumi, 2000 ; Yanez et al., 2005 ), but daylength-neutral and even

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Willow is one of many genera suitable for field-grown woody floral cut-stem production ( Armitage and Laushman, 2003 ; Greer and Dole, 2008 ). Selection of ornamental willow species and cultivars for cut stems is based on desirable attributes such

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of a specific cultivar is impossible when propagated by seeds. Asexual propagation is by far the most common and widely adopted method to propagate and maintain genetic integrity of ornamental plants in the nursery trade. Asexual propagation Asexual

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composting animal tissue would need to provide compost characteristics that will enhance the sale of potted flowering plants. Processing methods need to be developed and studied as to what methods produce the best rooting medium. Using ATC as an ornamental

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