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Nursery Crops 1 (Poster)

Wednesday, August 5, 2015: 12:15 PM
Napoleon Expo Hall (Sheraton Hotel New Orleans)
Comparison of Pine Bark Substrates from Multiple Suppliers: White Wood Percentage and Volume, Poster Board # 414
Brian Eugene Jackson, North Carolina State University; William C. Fonteno, North Carolina State University; Abigail Wunch, North Carolina State University
Comparison of Pine Bark from Multiple Suppliers: Variation in Substrate Physical Properties, Poster Board # 415
Brian Eugene Jackson, North Carolina State University; William C. Fonteno, North Carolina State University; Abigail Wunch, North Carolina State University
A New Automated Irrigation System Reduces Irrigation Consumption during Gardenia Production Using Overhead Irrigation, Poster Board # 416
Katie Guitreaux, Louisiana State University; Edward W. Bush, Associate Professor, Louisiana State University; Jeff Beasley, Louisiana State University; Maureen Thiessen, Louisiana State University; Jeff Kuehny, Louisiana State University
Growth Response of Date Palm (Phoenix dactylifera), Royal Palm (Roystonea regia), and Washington Palm (Washingtonia robusta) to Saline Irrigation Water, Poster Board # 417
Samar Shawaqfeh, University of Florida; Timothy K Broschat, University of Florida, FLREC
Poster Presentations
  • Samar ShawaqfehPoster2015.pdf (1.9 MB)
    • Physiological Response to Drought Stress and Water Use in Two Redbud (Cercis) Ecotypes, Poster Board # 418
    Susmitha Nambuthiri, University of Kentucky; Robert L Geneve, University of Kentucky; Sharon Kester, University of Kentucky
    Poster Presentations
  • ASHS poster _Redbud_2015.pdf (364.0 kB)
  • ASHS poster_DWU-OD_2015.pdf (448.4 kB)
    • Wettability of Fresh and Aged Pine Bark Substrates from Different Sources, Poster Board # 419
    Brian Eugene Jackson, North Carolina State University; William C. Fonteno, North Carolina State University; Abigail Wunch, North Carolina State University
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