Soil, Irrigation, and Production Factors Influencing Establishment of Container-Grown Trees at Various Planting Depths

July 19, 2007February 22, 2018 Barb 1242 Views

2007 | Michael A. Arnold, Texas A&M
Investigate the interactions among planting depth of container-grown trees and other cultural conditions associated with the transplant process or residual effects related to nursery production practices on landscape tree establishment.

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