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In vitro propagation of four threatened Paphiopedilum species (Orchidaceae)

The effects of seed maturity, media type, carbon source, and organic nutrient additives on seed germination, protocorm development, and plant growth of Paphiopedilum villosum var. densissimum Z. J.…
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Influence of diurnal temperature on nutrient release patterns of three polymer-coated fertilizers

This study was conducted to determine the effects of temperature on nutrient release patterns of three polymer-coated fertilizers (PCFs), each using a different coating technology: Osmocote Plus…
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Effect of Fertilizer Rate on Growth of Azalea and Holly in Pine Bark and Pine Tree Substrates

Substrate CO2 efflux rates were higher in PTS compared with PB indicating higher microbial activity, thereby increasing the potential for nutrient immobilization in PTS.
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Effect of Liming Rate on Nitrification in a Pine Bark Medium

A 100% pine bark medium was amended with dolomitic lime at 0, 3, or 6 kg·m−3 and periodically fertilized with 210 ml of a nutrient solution containing 100 ppm N as (NH4)2S04. At the 3- and 6-kg lime…
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Growth Response of Container-grown Pin Oak and Japanese Maple Seedlings to Sulfur Fertilization

The purpose of this study was to determine the substrate solution S concentration that maximizes the growth of container-grown pin oak and japanese maple in a pine bark (PB) substrate.
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Application Method Affects Water Application Efficiency of Spray Stake- irrigated Containers

The results suggest that growers using spray stake- irrigated, container-grown plants would waste less water by applying water intermittently rather than continuously.
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Influence of Plant Age on Nutrient Absorption for Marigold Seedlings

Even though total N ab- sorption increases with plant age/size, nutrient levels in the medium solution for optimal growth and nutrient uptake may be similar regardless of plant size.
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Cyclic sprinkler irrigation and pre-irrigation substrate water content affect water and N leaching from containers

Abstract A series of sprinkler irrigation experiments were conducted to determine the influences of water application rate (WAR), pre-irrigation substrate water content (PSWC), and cyclic irrigation…
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Water Movement through a Pine-bark Substrate during Irrigation

Regulatory and economic incentives to improve water and fertilizer use efficiency have prompted the nursery industry to seek new and advanced techniques for managing the production of ornamental…
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Preplant Lime and Micronutrient Amendments to Pine Bark Affect Growth of Seedlings of Nine Container-grown Tree Species

Pine bark is a common container substrate used by nurseries in the southeastern United States and is often preplant amended with lime and micronutrients, and the rationale for liming is to increase pH of acidic bark.
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