Tree Planters' Notes Volume 24, Number 3 (1973)
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Radiography in Tree Seed Analysis Has New Twist
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Survival and growth of bar-slit planted northern red oak studied in Tennessee
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"Path Cultivator" Controls Weeds in Nursery Seedbeds
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Storage of Water Tupelo Seeds
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Row separators permit trouble-free lifting
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Hot Water and Javex Enhance Pine and Spruce Seed Extraction
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Storing Red Oak Acorns
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New Techniques For Reading Seed Radiographs Save Time
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Root Rot in Seedlings Triggered by Wet Weather and Poor Drainage
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Work Study Techniques to Tree Planting
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Moisture Retaining Materials, Storage Duration for Unrefrigerated Bales of Nursery Stock Studied for Effects on Survival and Growth
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Heavy Duty Tree Planting Machine Developed in Nebraska
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Wildland Tree Planter Does King-Size Job
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Efficiency of regular spacing planting designs
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Dehusking Black Walnuts Controls Rodent Pilferage
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Heavy vs. medium choppers for preparing sandhill sites for pine
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Survival, growth of loblolly, pitch, shortleaf pines established by different methods in New Jersey
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Influence of lath plot-separators on frost heaving and growth of seedlings
