About botanical transplantingtransplanting of organs Organ transplant For botanical organ anatomy organ transplant, see Grafting Refimprove date December 2009 In agriculture and gardening , transplanting or replanting is the technique of moving a plant from one location to another. Most often this takes the form of starting a plant from seed in optimal conditions, such as in a greenhouse or protected Plant nursery nursery bed , then replanting it in another, usually outdoor, growing location. Botanical transplants are used infrequently and carefully because they carry with them a significant risk of killing the plant. ref Basics of horticulture Simson, Straus. Oxford Book Company, Edition 2010 ref Transplanting has a variety of applications, including extending the growing season by starting plants indoors, before outdoor conditions are favorable protecting young plants from disease s and pest organism pests until they are sufficiently established avoiding germination problems by setting out seedling s instead of direct seeding . Different species and varieties react differently to transplanting for some, it is not recommended. In all cases, avoiding transplant shock &mdash the stress or damage received in the process&mdash is the principal concern. Plants raised in protected conditions usually need a period of acclimatization , known as Cold hardening hardening off . Also, root disturbance should be minimized. The stage of growth at which transplanting takes place, the weather conditions during transplanting, and treatment immediately after transplanting are other important factors. See also Transplant experiment References Reflist External links http www.keengrower.com 2007 06 14 transplanting to improve the landscape of your garden Transplanting to improve the landscape of your Garden Category Horticulture and gardening agri stub ar ja ... more details
File Dutchman Spade Comparison.jpg thumb Two examples of tree spades A tree spade is a specialized machine that mechanization mechanizes the transplanting of large plant s whose manual labour hand powered transplanting using traditional spade s, wagons, and other equipment would be prohibitively laborious. These include large shrub bushes and small or medium tree s. By bringing mechanized power to what was formerly only a manual process, tree spades do for transplanting what tractor s and combine harvester s do for agriculture , and what excavator s and other heavy equipment construction heavy equipment do for construction . A typical machine consists of a number of blades that encircle the tree, digging into the ground and then lifting the entire tree, including its roots and soil, out of the ground. See also Digging trees and shrubs for transplanting on Wikipedia Wikibooks Transwiki Digging trees and shrubs for transplanting Digging trees and shrubs for transplanting on Wikibooks External links Commons category inline Tree spades Tool stub Category Agricultural machinery ... more details
File Pflanzmaschine 01.JPG thumb Five row transplanter A transplanter is an agricultural machinery agricultural machine used for transplanting seedlings to the field. This is very important as it reduces the time taken to transplant seedlings when compared to manual transplanting , thus allowing more time for harvesting. See also Rice transplanter Agriculture stub Category Agricultural machinery ca Transplantadora de Pflanzmaschine fr Repiqueuse m canique it Trapiantatrice nn Plantemaskin pl Sadzarka ... more details
in East, Southeast, and South Asia. This is because rice can be grown without transplanting, by simply ... the seedling into the earth, as if the seedling were taken between human fingers. Machine transplanting using rice transplanters requires considerably less time and labor than manual transplanting ... rice transplanting dates back to late 19th century. http www.afftis.or.jp senjin taue.htm ... Transplanting of Rice is the process of transplanting specifically raised seedling of rice ... Rs 1500 ha 1 , water saving up to 10 Timely transplanting of seedlings of optimal age 20 days ... 0.5 to 0.7 t ha 1 compared to traditional methods Less transplanting shock, early vigour of seedling ... transplanting Operation of Self Propelled Mechanical Rice Transplanter The self propelled mechanical ... while feeding nursery. The rear portion has floating board, nursery platform, transplanting fingers ... transplanting operation. On the lower side of the floating board, moulded rectangular plates with round ... of transplanting 8 rows in single pass with 2 spacing arrangements i.e. 23.5 cm x 12 ... fields and lowest efficiency is under puddle conditions. The labour requirement for transplanting using ... for transplanting rice using mechanical transplanter The field for zero till or unpuddled mechanical transplanting should preferably be laser levelled for uniform crop establishment Under no till ... 0.1 surfactant 7 10 days before transplanting is a must to knock down the pre emerged weeds, if any. Irrigation water should be applied 12 hours before transplanting to soften the soil for ease in transplanting Under unpuddled transplanting, 1 dry and shallow tillage using harrow cultivator followed by planking should be done. Prior to transplanting, apply a light irrigation and drain out the excess ... to maintain a uniform depth of 1 cm standing water before transplanting. Transplanting can be done even without any standing water but immediately after transplanting irrigation need to be applied ... more details
Wiktionary Transplant may refer to Transplants band , an American band, Transplants album Transplants album , self titled album. Transplanting a plant from one location to another Organ transplant , moving an organ from one body to another Transplant may also be transplant experiment , where an organism is moved from one location to another disambig el eu Transplante id Pencangkokan ... more details
of organ transplanting developed, particularly of transplants from brain dead donors. This brought subsequent developments in transplanting to a halt. ref name heoncologist ref cite web url http www.jotnw.or.jp english 01.html title Japan Organ Transplant Network The History of Transplanting ... life, death, ethics and religion have influenced their negative attitude toward organ transplanting ... more details
Image Potting bench red and white.jpg 300px right A Potting bench or gardening table is a kind of workbench used for small gardening tasks such as transplanting seedlings. A basic potting bench has a work surface at bench height, comfortable for a standing person and storage for potting soil, pots, and tools. The same furniture is often also used to display potted plants, even indoors. Image Potting bench county clerk.jpg 200px right Since this type of furniture is often exposed to soil, water, and sunlight, it must be made from weather resistant materials if it is not to decay rapidly. Cedar wood is a popular choice. Plastic potting benches are cheaper and, for those who can afford it, there is teak . Metal construction may be considered if corrosion can be controlled. Some potting benches are small and portable others are fixed into the side of a greenhouse . As they are often custom built by the individual gardener, there is considerable variation in style. Some designs include a dry sink for soil storage, a water or drain hookup, and or a cold frame . Plans are widely available for do it yourself construction. Citation needed date May 2009 Image Potting bench cabinet view.png 200px right See also Furniture Gardening Transplanting External links http www.pottingbenches.com PottingBenches.com http www.all about planters.com potting bench.html All About Planters http www.wrcla.org cedarprojects propagatingbenches overview.asp RealCedar Western Red Cedar Lumber Assn. Propagating bench construction plans http tipnut.com potting bench plans TipNet.com 15 Potting Bench Plans Category Gardening tools ... more details
Wikify date January 2012 unreferenced date December 2007 A Greensman or Greensperson or Greenskeeper is any production personnel on a film set which is responsible for obtaining and taking care of anything green plants, grass, trees, flowers, and other various landscaping materials like rocks, gravel, sand, etc. Considered part of the art department . This includes artificial forms of these materials up to and including those representing greens, such as camouflage netting. The greensman is essentially a set dresser with a different specialization and can work as a prop person or set dresser within union guidelines. Greens work is generally considered to be one of the dirtiest, most thankless, and physically demanding jobs in set construction. In addition to set construction greensmen often work on set assisting the camera and other departments in adjusting the set to the changing demands of different camera positions and lighting set ups. Ideally the greensman functions as a participant in the filmmaking process as an extension of the art department during set construction and in conjunction with the camera department during filming. The range of duties in this category ranges from tending to plant nursery operations watering, fertilizing, transplanting, etc. through to the artful crafting of vines, trees, flowers and the like using cut living material and various forms of artificial material. References Reflist Category Film crew Filming stub ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 A gardening journal helps gardeners improve their efforts over time by providing a historical record of actions taken, the weather and other elements and the results. Example data points Some data points worth tracking planting dates transplanting dates source and cost information for plants and seeds weather particulars such as rainfall, frost dates and results plant characteristics, date of germination, date they emerge in spring, appearance of blooms date of harvest for vegetables or cut flowers taken date and type of fertilizer or other chemicals applied, and to which plants observations photographs Famous Gardening Journals Among the most famous keepers of Gardening Journals are Thomas Jefferson and Vita Sackville West. Sackville Wests gardens at Sissinghurst Castle are kept today based on her written details. Mr. Jefferson s garden journals are available from the Monticello Society as a http monticellostore.stores.yahoo.net 010033.html book . See also Garden Plant References Notes reflist Bibliography External links http www.s t.com daily 01 00 01 02 00 h01ho221.htm Journal can help you grow as a gardener http www.gardentodo.com Free online gardening journal http www.wiltedleaf.com Answers to your gardening questions Category Gardening aids ... more details
Hanoi International American Hospital American Hospital in Vietnam an up to date hospital, ref A MCHAM Magazine, Hanoi December 11, 2005 ref which began to be built in Vietnam since 2007. The investment license has already been issued by the Ministry of Planning and Investment of Vietnam in 1997, although the project implementation was only on paper since that time. The project site covers convert 12000 sqmi km2 of territory between Old Town and New Town of Hanoi near the Red River Asia Red River . The management group of facility will be run by Healthcare Corporation of America, or Ted Bowen and Associates and headed by well known heart surgeon, Dr. Michael E. DeBakey Michael Debakey . Main services and facilities The hospital will supposedly offer such services General Medical Care, Surgery , Emergency Medicine , Pediatrics , Dentistry , Chiropractic , Psychiatry , Neurology , Gynecology , Ophthalmology , Plastic Surgery , Nuclear Medicine , Nursing Services, Otorhinolaryngology , Acupuncture , Oncology , Cardiology , Pathology . According to the plan, it will be equipped by Pharmacy , Radiology X Ray, MRI, CT , Telemedical Monitor, Blood Bank , Health Food Store, Full Laboratory Services, Satellite Clinics, Transplanting Store. See also List of hospitals in Vietnam References Reflist External links coord missing Vietnam Category Hospitals in Hanoi Category Hospitals established in 2007 Vietnam struct stub ... more details
selfref See also information on http wikimediafoundation.org wiki Donate donating to the Wikimedia Foundation . wiktionarypar donation Donation may refer to Donation , a gift given, typically to a cause or and for charitable purposes Donation box , a box used to collect donations Car donation , the practice of giving away no longer wanted automobiles to charity organizations Donation Pixel , an internet based charity organisation founded in 2006 Medicine Blood donation , when an individual voluntarily has blood drawn to be given to a recipient Organ donation , the removal of the tissues of the human body for the purpose of transplanting Gamete donation disambiguation is the donation of gametes, either ova or sperm Body donation , the donation of the whole body after death for medical research and education Legal Donation Land Claim Act , of 1850 ch. 76, 9 Stat. 496, September 27, 1850 , sometimes known just as the Donation Land Act, USA Donation of Pepin , in 756 provided a legal basis for the erection of the Papal States Donation of Constantine , Latin, Donatio Constantini 1 is a forged Roman imperial edict devised probably between 750 and 775 Donation of Sutri , an agreement reached at Sutri by Liutprand, King of the Lombards and Pope Gregory II in 728 disambig ... more details
File C baccatum lemon drop fruit.jpg thumb A lemon drop chilli pepper boxwidth 250px image chilli25.jpg heat Hot Scoville scale SR 15,000 30,000 The Lemon Drop is a hot, citrus like flavored pepper which is a popular seasoning pepper in Peru, where it is known as Kellu Uchu . It is also known in the anglophone world as Hot lemon or Lemon Drop . The bright yellow, crinkled, cone shaped fruits are about 2 long and 1 2 wide and mature from green to yellow approximately 100 days after transplanting Long season , they have fewer seeds than the average pepper, containing 15 seeds on average. The plant is vine like, typically reaching a height of about 3 ft. Like other baccatum species, these peppers were practically unknown in the West until the early 1990s but are now gaining wide scale popularity. ref Citation url http www.thechileman.org results.php?find lemon drop&heat Any&origin Any&genus Baccatum&chile 1&submit Search ref Notes and references reflist Commons Capsicum baccatum http davesgarden.com guides pf go 2161 Cultivar info at Dave s Garden Capsicum Cultivars DEFAULTSORT Lemon Drop Pepper Category Chili peppers de Lemon Drop Pflanze ... more details
Notability music date April 2009 The Crist Family is an American Christian music group started in 1987 by Tami Crist Starkel. The group s current members include Tami and her husband Jon Starkel, her brother Rich Crist Jr. and his family wife Lisa Crist, daughters Breanna and Jackie and Tom and Gail Joyce. In 2004 they made a leap of faith of that became the inspiration of the title of their second recording, Worth the Trip , and left their secular jobs in pursuit of full time Religious ministry Christian ministry , transplanting three families from Washington state Washington to Maynardville, Tennessee . In October 2004, they participated in Ray Flynn s Christian Alternative to Halloween, winning the group division talent competition. In April 2005, the group signed with Crossroads Entertainment and Marketing . In July 2005, Crossroads released their first single, It s Been a Journey , which went to 25 on the Singing News Chart. Since entering the Southern Gospel Music scene in 2004 the group has recorded 5 music projects and one DVD. Every radio release has charted within the Singing News Top 80 Chart and they have performed in a variety of venues in 25 different states as well as making appearances on several Gospel Music Television networks. External links http www.cristfamilymusic.com The Crist Family http www.crossroadsmusic.com Crossroads Entertainment and Marketing http www.harperagency.com Harper Agency DEFAULTSORT Crist Family, The Category American Christian musical groups ... more details
Puntarelle or cicoria di catalogna is a late fall early winter chicory which originated on the Catalonia coastline of Lazio Gaeta . The name also refers to the salad produced in two municipalities in the province of Latina , Formia and Gaeta . The heads of chicory are characterized by an elongated shape about 40 50 cm , light green stems and dandelion shaped leaves. Sowing is done in late June and mid July and harvest ing starts after about 40 45 days from transplanting. Puntarelle shoots have a pleasantly bitter taste bitter taste with the texture being tender and crisp. Puntarelle is available November to mid February. ref http www.arsial.it Agriculture of Lazio region ARSIAL. Retrieved January 7, 2012. Italian . ref Applications Puntarella are picked when they are young and tender and may be eaten raw or cooked. Often used as a traditional ingredient in the Roman salad called by the same name, they are prepared with the leaves stripped and the shoots soaked in cold water until they curl. The salad is served with a prepared dressing of anchovy , garlic , vinegar , and salt, pounded and emulsify emulsified with olive oil . ref http www.italiannotebook.com Notes puntarelle.html Puntarelle. Italian Notebook. Retrieved January 7, 2012. ref References Reflist Category Leaf vegetables de Puntarelle es Puntarelle it Cicoria asparago ... more details
Stuart J. Youngner is Susan E. Watson Professor of Bioethics, Professor of Psychiatry , Professor of Medicine , and Chair of the Department of Bioethics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine . He received his BA from Swarthmore . and his MD from Case, where he also did an internship in pediatrics and a residency in psychiatry. Youngner subsequently studied bioethics at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University . He is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. He has served as a consultant to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences , the Office of Technology Assessment of the U.S. Congress, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation , and the U. S. Institute of Medicine of the United States National Academy of Sciences National Academy of Sciences . He was co director of the national task force on Standards in ethics evaluation. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Free University of Amsterdam and the University of Salamanca He is on the editorial board of the Journal of Medicine and Philosophy , the Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal , and the Journal of Law, Medicine, and Ethics . He is the editor or coeditor of eight books his latest book, Transplanting Human Tissue Ethics, Policy and Practice, was published by Oxford University Press in September, 2003. He has written over 90 peer reviewed journal articles.. Honors Fellow of the Hastings Center Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association President of the Society for Bioethics Consultation, 1994 1997 founding member of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities Distinguished Service Award, American Society for Bioethics and Humanities. 2000 Chair of the Ethics Committee of the Musculoskeletal Foundation. President, Society for Health and Human Values 1994 97 Publications Books Transplanting Human Tissue Ethics, Policy and Practice, Oxford University Press, 2003. ISBN 9780195162844 Review, by Mark A. Rothstein 2006. The American Journal of Bioethics 6 3 76 http www ... more details
File Hori hori illustration.svg thumb 400px An illustration of a hori hori or weeding knife A Hori Hori , sometimes referred to as a soil knife or a weeding knife , is a heavy serrated multi purpose steel blade for gardening jobs such as digging or cutting. The blade is sharp on both sides and comes to a semi sharp point at the end. The word Hori means to dig in Japanese and hori hori is the onomatopoeia for a digging sound. The tool itself is commonly referred to as a , leisure knife or a , Mountain vegetable knife in Japan. Description and uses The size of the knife varies from eleven to fifteen inches in total length, depending on the size of the handle. The size of the blade can vary, but it is normally around 6 7 8 x 1 3 4 . The stainless steel blade is often polished to a mirror like finish and is usually paired with a scabbard. The blade is razor sharp and is serrated for cutting through roots and tough soil. Functions include a knife, a saw, a digging tool, or as a measuring device for planting bulbs. The Hori Hori has uses in gardening such as weeding, cutting roots, transplanting, removing plants, sod cutting, and splitting perennial plant perennial s. The blade is made of thick and strong carbon steel or a much stronger stainless steel that is concave shaped to make it ideal for digging and prying. The blade has a large smooth wooden handle for comfortable use with one hand. It can serve as a small hand axe. History The Hori Hori digging tool, first implemented in Japan, was originally used for carefully excavating plants such as Sansai in the mountains . References refbegin cite web author Elisabeth Ginsburg title The Well Dressed Yard publisher New York Times date 16 May 2004 accessdate 19 March 2008 url http www.nytimes.com 2004 05 16 nyregion the well dressed yard.html cite web title Japanese Gardener s Trowel url http www.axminster.co.uk product Ice Bear Japanese Gardeners Trowel 364265.htm publisher Axminster tools UK refend Types of ... more details
Taxobox name Japanese spurge image Pachysandra terminalis0.jpg image width 250px image caption inflorescence and foliage regnum Plant ae divisio Flowering plant Magnoliophyta classis Magnoliopsida ordo Buxales familia Buxaceae genus Pachysandra species P. terminalis binomial Pachysandra terminalis Pachysandra terminalis Japanese spurge is a plant in the boxwood family, Buxaceae . Description Pachysandra terminalis is a slow growing groundcover with alternate, simple leaf leaves , and creeping stems. The flowers are white, borne in late March and throughout the month of April. It is evergreen but the leaves may yellow in winter and is very cold hardy. When group planted, the plant forms a dense carpet of glossy green leaves to a height of 6 10 inches. Cultivation Pachysandra terminalis grows in partial to deep shade. It prefers a moist, well drained soil in full shade that is both acidic and rich and so a peaty soil with fertiliser applied is suitable. However, the plant is tolerant of periodically dry soils and is tolerant of soils of neutral to slightly alkaline pH. Pachysandra terminalis can be propagated by dividing and transplanting clumps, by rooting stem cuttings, or by removing plantlets that have grown through the spread of roots from the main plant. It takes about three years to establish a groundcover with plants spaced between 6 and 12 inches apart. rosid stub Category Buxaceae Pachysandra terminalis da Vinterglans de Dickm nnchen hsb Japanska pachysandra ja pl Runianka japo ska fi Varjoyrtti zh ... more details
taxobox status G2 status system TNC regnum Plantae unranked divisio Angiosperms unranked classis Eudicots unranked ordo Asterids ordo Ericales familia Polemoniaceae genus Aliciella species A. formosa binomial Aliciella formosa binomial authority Greene ex Brand J.M. Porter synonyms Gilia formosa Aliciella formosa is a species of flowering plant in the Polemoniaceae phlox family known by the common name Aztec gilia . It is Endemism endemic to New Mexico in the United States, where it is known only from San Juan County, New Mexico San Juan County . ref name tnc http www.natureserve.org explorer servlet NatureServe?searchName Gilia formosa Gilia formosa . The Nature Conservancy. ref This perennial herb grows up to 30 centimeters tall, with several erect stems. It sometimes develops a woody base. The sharp pointed, glandular leaves are up to 2.5 centimeters in length. The flowers are trumpet shaped and may exceed two centimeters in length. They are pinkish purple in color and bloom in April and May. ref name cpc http www.centerforplantconservation.org Collection CPC ViewProfile.asp?CPCNum 2025 Aliciella formosa . Center for Plant Conservation. ref This plant is limited to the Nacimiento Formation , where it grows in salt desert scrub vegetation communities. ref name cpc There are over 100 occurrences, and the plant can be locally abundant, but in general it is rare. It is threatened by oil and gas development. ref name tnc ref name cpc During development, a petroleum company removed some plants and kept them in a greenhouse, transplanting them back into the habitat when it moved out of the area. Few of the plants survived. ref name cpc References reflist External links http plants.usda.gov java profile?symbol ALFO3 USDA Plants Profile Category Polemoniaceae Category Flora of New Mexico Category San Juan County, New Mexico ... more details
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and to lessen the likelihood of root damage when transplanting. Transplanting juveniles is generally ... consistent with other palms. Successful transplanting is possible but the Nikau is very fickle ... more details
of transplanting and the spacing of the plants varies with climatic factors and whether coca is interplanted ... other varieties. Harvesting The first harvest of coca takes place at 1 3 years after transplanting. In the Island of Java Indonesia , a first harvest can be expected within a year after transplanting ... more details
that an embryo will be a particular sex except to prevent a sex linked genetic condition . Transplanting ... Creating a hybrid for the purpose of reproduction, or transplanting a hybrid into a human being or non human life form Creating a chimera for any purpose, or transplanting a chimera into a human being ... more details
floated on a bed of fertilized water in March or April. Transplanting begins in May and progresses ... the developing flower head at approximately 60 days from transplanting, and treated to prevent ... more details
, grim humor and power , according to the anthology Colonial Prose and Poetry The Transplanting ... The Transplanting of Culture 1607 1650 , New York Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1903 edition, pp. 250 ... more details
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