Horticulture principles and practices - Vorobice, Maxime (New York, NY Delve Publishing LLC, 2015)
Chapter 1. Predicting potential global distributions of two miscanthus grasses: implications for horticulture, biofuel production, and biological invasions / Heather A. Hager, Sarah E. Sinaac, Ze'ev Gedalof, Jonathan A. Newman -- Chapter 2. From the olive flower to the drupe: flower types, pollination, self and inter-compatibility and fruit set / Catherine Breton and Andre Berville -- Chapter 3. Are non-native plants perceived to be more risky? Factors influencing horticulturists' risk perceptions of ornamental plant species / Franziska Humair, Christoph Kueffer, Michael Siegrist -- Chapter 4. Indirect effects of pesticides on natural enemies / Raymond A. Cloyd -- Chapter 5. Genetic, agronomy, and metabolomics of Prince Edwards Island wild rose collection and promise for cultivar development / Bourlaye Fofana, Kaushik Ghose, Bob Chapman and Kevin Sanderson -- Chapter 6. Plants as potential sources of pesticidal agents: a review / Simon KomaOkwute -- Chapter 7. Variation in broccoli cultivar phytochemical content under organic and conventional management systems: implications in breeding for nutrition / Erica N.C. Renaud, Edith T. Lammerts van Bueren, James R. Myers Joa~o Paulo, Fred A. van Eeuwijk, Ning Zhu, John A. Juvik -- Chapter 8. Tomato fruit quality from organic and conventional production / Ilie S. Zoran, Kapoulas Nikolaos and Sunie Ljubomir -- Chapter 9. Development of sustainable willow short rotation forestry in Northern Europe / Theo Verwijst, Anneli Lundkvist, Stina Edelfeldt and Johannes Albertsson -- Chapter 10. Lawns and ground covers in landscape design / CandanKusSahin.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Horticulture -- Research; Gardening -- Research