Forest Nurseries
Fungi and Oomycetes in the Irrigation Water of Forest Nurseries
... of forest nurseries, focusing on plant pathogens in the hope of getting a better understanding of potential pathogenic microorganisms and spreading routes in forest ...state forest ...
16
An Evaluation of Manual Lifting and Carrying Works in Forest Nurseries by Means of the Revised NIOSH Lifting Equation Method
... [15]has listed the work branches where musculoskeletal diseases are most often seen particularly as forestry, farming, gardening, loading and unloading, fishing, mining, manufacturing, and machinery operation. Many ...
8
Forest nurseries face critical choices with the loss of methyl bromide fumigation
... A number of fumigation methods have been developed that reduce the amount of fumigant applied and/or increase fumi- gant retention time in soil. Some of these methods are not easily used in forest ...
9
Inventory of plant material in forest nurseries by combining an ocular estimate and sampling measurements
... It follows from the previous chapters that at present three methods of the inventory of plant material in forest nurseries are used. Each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages. The ocular ...
10
Review of the most important pathogens in Serbian forest nurseries
... of nurseries for producing seedlings with bare roots in traditional seedbeds, through Dunemann beds, to two nurseries equipped with the most modern lines for automatic planting and filling Hiko type ...
14
Root rot and damping off of Aleppo pine seedlings caused by Pythium spp in Algerian forest nurseries
... in forest nurseries occurs in a few weeks following germination when the root system is small and the root tissues are still relatively young and succu- lent (James ...
7
Slow Sand Filters as a part of integrated protection of seedlings against disease in forest nurseries
... Taking up water from natural surface water intakes (waterways) and its use for watering plants in nurseries, is risky because of spreading phytopathogens and the development of many plant diseases (Runia 1995; ...
8
Variation of Ectomycorrhizal Colonisation in Norway Spruce Seedlings in Finnish Forest Nurseries
... growing forest tree seedlings, has been shown to inhibit growth of several ECM fungi (Laatikainen and Heinonen-Tanski ...in nurseries (Stenström ...the nurseries is severely ...
15
Control of nursery diseases and pests in Finnish forest tree nurseries
... Norway spruce (Picea abies), Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) and European silver birch (Betula pendula) are the major tree species grown in Finnish forest nurseries where over 80 % of the seedlings are grown ...
8
Variation in Sepsis Evaluation Across a National Network of Nurseries
... RESULTS: Responses were received from 81 (83%) of 97 nurseries located in 33 states. Obstetric diagnosis of chorioamnionitis was the most common factor used to identify risk for EOS (79 of 81). Among ...
10
Newborn Hepatitis B Vaccination Policy in Hospital Nurseries
... We conducted semistructured telephone interviews from Au- gust 2000 to April 2001 with nursery directors from a national random sample of 296 hospital nurseries from the Hospital Man- agement Research Institute ...
8
Organic substrate for transplant production in organic nurseries A review
... The main inputs in greenhouse nurseries are seeds, labor, growing media, fertilizers, permitted pesticides, and the infra- structure itself (Restrepo et al. 2013). The labor to produce seed- lings can reach 59% of ...
23
Montessori Education in nurseries in England: Two case studies.
... Montessori nurseries in this ...both nurseries sought to out work the blending of Montessori principles and ...both nurseries appeared to have evidenced some measure of practice that reflected the ...
223
Methyl bromide alternatives evaluated for California strawberry nurseries
... ducted in strawberry nursery and fruit production systems to evaluate the ef- fects of alternative fumigants on disease, nematode and weed control. We moni- tored the movement of plants through the system, allowing ...
6
Integrated pest management practices in southern pine nurseries
... For example, assume that five researchers each conduct separate trials at different nurseries to determine if a treatment increases seedling production. After analyzing their data, none of the researchers reported a ...
19
THE INCIDENCE OF INFECTIONS IN NURSERIES SINCE THE DISCONTINUATION OF HEXACHLOROPHENE BATHING
... There is a barge amount of conclusive evi- dence that hexachborophene bathing is one of the most effective methods of reducing staph- ybococcal colonization of newborn infants in the nur[r] ...
10
Infants in Orange: An International Model-Based Approach Prison Nurseries
... prison nurseries, the age limit can be extended ...prison nurseries to make sure that older children are receiving adequate education and community interaction, to prepare them to be reintegrated into the ...
29
Variations in phytosanitary and other management practices in Australian grapevine nurseries
... a range of other factors including hot water treatment (HWt), which is commonly used to con- trol endogenous pathogens in dormant cuttings and rooted vines, poor nursery sanitation and cold stor- age (Caudwell et al. ...
11
Brightsparks Day Nurseries Coronavirus Policy (COVID-19)
... Every morning before opening the nurseries will be fogged using a water based antiviral disinfectant solution called Bright water that can be safely used on all surfaces. This solution kills all viruses, ...
5
The DOOR manual for plant nurseries
... ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE When more than two treatment means are being compared, analysis of variance ANOVA tests whether there are significant differences between treatments.. Testing is a t[r] ...
15