Japanese Black Pine longitudinal study; Collaborators needed

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shibui wrote:I've picked 3 pairs to help give me a check on the results here.
First pair: #1 was decandled last summer but is otherwise similar in age and shape. Hope they will be a reasonable match.
pine study 1A 2014 5.JPG
pine study 2A 2014 5.JPG
Second pair - the B team:
pine study 1B 2014 5.JPG
pine study 2B 2014 5.JPG
And the 3rd pair - a couple of very young seedlings:
pine study 1C&2C 2014 5.JPG
Will feed the 1s tomorrow then wait for the spreadsheet to see if I can use results from all 3 pairs or whether I have to pick one of the pairs.
Pines 1a 1b 2a 2b conform to the requirements for the study.

You will be able to alter/expand the spreadsheet to accommodate 2 sets of trees if you wish; if I get the Apple vs Microsft stuff worked out.

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Grant Bowie wrote:
You will be able to alter/expand the spreadsheet to accommodate 2 sets of trees if you wish; if I get the Apple vs Microsft stuff worked out.

Grant
what about Linux? :lol: :lol: :shock:
I will be able to use whatever you can supply. :yes:
if you need a hand formatting or testing, let me know

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Grant it is still the same thing...Maybe email the spread sheet to someone who knows how to post it here???
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kcpoole wrote:
Grant Bowie wrote:
You will be able to alter/expand the spreadsheet to accommodate 2 sets of trees if you wish; if I get the Apple vs Microsft stuff worked out.

Grant
what about Linux? :lol: :lol: :shock:
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Here is the first page of the spreadsheet.
convert-jpg-to-pdf.net_2014-06-01_14-58-48.pdf
Are you able to download and open it?

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Yep,

all good hear on a PC with windows 8 Grant

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kez wrote:Yep,

all good hear on a PC with windows 8 Grant

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Good,

I will find out when I email out or PM who has Apple and who has other.

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I opened the PDF,
I see the spread sheet, but unable to edit it...So I guess we will get the spread sheet by email?
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Neli wrote:I opened the PDF,
I see the spread sheet, but unable to edit it...So I guess we will get the spread sheet by email?
Yes,

That spreadsheet was a sample(non alterable PDF) for any comments or discussion.

If I don't get any comments I will send out the full live version in some form.

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Hi Grant,
It looks good to me at this stage. If it needs some tweaks later, I don't see that being a problem.

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Maybe to add rows for other procedures also???
Like decandling...
shoot selection
metsumi
needle thinning.
wiring?
perhaps something else also?
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Neli wrote:Maybe to add rows for other procedures also???
Like decandling...
shoot selection
metsumi
needle thinning.
wiring?
perhaps something else also?
I will consider additions that may vary from place to place and are affected by fertiliser timing;but I am not over riding normal routines like wiring, needle thinning etc.

Bud selection is considered later on in parts 2 or 3, decandling part 2 etc.

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I suspect the timing of some of this procedures might be affected by fertilizing regime...but we shall see as we progress.
I think it is good for me since it will help me decide on a future better management of my trees.
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Neli wrote:I suspect the timing of some of this procedures might be affected by fertilizing regime...but we shall see as we progress.
I think it is good for me since it will help me decide on a future better management of my trees.
Good to have you on board.

I have finally got some people off line from Tassie involved so the STUDY IS GO!!!

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Hi all,

Those of you who are helping with the JBPTrial and coming to Bonsai By The Harbour should say Hi on the day at BBTH and we could all have a quick get together on the balcony to say Hi to each other.

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