1983

	Salt tolerance of 10 deciduous shrub and tree species Richard W. Tinus Details
	The Nursery Technology Cooperative; A coordinated effort to improve seedling quality Mary L. Duryea and Steven K. Omi Details
	Effects of oil amendments on Aspen seedling production James T. Fisher and Gregory A. Fancher Details
	Equipment for revegetating disturbed lands Richard G. Hallman Details
	Germination of seeds of wildland plants James A. Young, Jerry D. Budy and Raymond A. Evans Details
	Biology and management of Botrytis blight Robert L. James Details
	Preliminary trials on upgrading Platanus occidentalis with the Helmuth Electrostatic seed separator Robert P. Karrfalt and Richard E. Helmuth Details
	Growth of Austrian pine and Norway Spruce seedling in mini-containers Houchang Khatamian and Fahed A. Al-Mana Details
	Producing native plants as container seedlings Thomas D. Landis and Edward J. Simonich Details
	Using a pressure chamber to detect damage to seedlings accidentally frozen during cold storage Douglas D. McCreary Details
	Use of shrubs on mine spoils Stephen B. Monsen Details
	Toward producing disease -free container-grown native wildland plants David L. Nelson Details
	Containerized seedling production for forest regeneration in the Pacific Northwest James M. Sedore Details
	Producing bareroot seedlings of native shrubs Nancy Shaw Details
	Survival, growth, and root form of containerized Jeffrey Pines ten years after outplanting J. D. Budy and E. L. Miller Details
	Asexual vs. sexual propagation of quaking Aspen Robert B. Campbell, Jr. Details
	Growing containerized tree seedlings in a shadehouse Thomas M. Smith Details

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