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Rooted cuttings of  Acer   rubrum  `Red Sunset' grown in containers treated on interior surfaces with 100 g Cu(OH) 2 /liter white interior latex paint, or left untreated, were root pruned or not root pruned and planted in a field plot. A pseudo-bareroot treatment, trees from untreated containers shaken free of media, was included. Height (115 vs. 108 cm) and caliper (12.0 vs. 10.7 mm) at transplant was slightly greater for copper treated trees than for untreated trees. Leaf water potentials (LWP) at transplant were similar for all treatments. Mid-day LWP of trees transplanted from untreated containers tended to be lower than that of trees grown in copper treated containers at days 3, 14, 28, and 53 after transplant. Pseudo-bareroot trees had the most negative mid-day and pre-dawn LWP through day 92. Soil water potentials were from -0.01 to -0.03MPa.

POST-TRANSPLANT WATER RELATIONS AND GROWTH RESPONSES OF `RED SUNSET' RED MAPLE TREES TO ROOT PRUNING AND Cu (OH)2-TREATED CONTAINER PRODUCTION