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Horticultural Crops Culture and Management: Fruit and Nut Crops 2

Sunday, July 26, 2009: 10:15 AM
Jefferson A (Millennium Hotel St. Louis)
Moderator:
Lenny Wells
10:15 AM
Monitoring and Evaluation of the Mango Supply Chain to Improve Mango Quality
Jeffrey K. Brecht, University of Florida/IFAS; Steven A. Sargent, University of Florida; Elizabeth J. Mitcham, University of California; Adel A. Kader, University of California; Mary Lu Arpaia, Univeristy of California; Elhadi M. Yahia, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Autonomous University of Queretaro; Fernando Maul, Universidad Del Valle; Maria Auxiliadora C. de Lima, Embrapa Tropical Semi-Arid; Patrick E. Brecht, PEB Commodities, LLC; Octavio A. Menocal, University of Florida; Malkeet Padda, University of California
10:30 AM
Differential Effects of Nitrogen Supply On Skin Pigmentation and Flesh Starch Breakdown of ‘Gala' Apple
Huicong Wang, Cornell University; Lailiang Cheng, Cornell Univ
10:45 AM
Genetic Determination for Susceptibility to CO2-Induced Injury In Apple
Nnadozie Oraguzie, Washington State University; Doug Burmeister, PhD, Plant & Food Research New Zealand Limited; Peter Alspach, Plant & Food Research New Zealand Limited; Nagin Lallu, Plant & Food Research New Zealand Limited
11:00 AM
Are Resting Spurs Necessary for Return Bloom in Apple?
Peter Hirst, Purdue University
11:15 AM
Assessing Apple Cultivar Characteristics for Hard Cider Production
Gary A. Moulton, Master, of, Science, Washington State Univ; Carol A. Miles, Washington State Univ
11:30 AM
Establishment, Productivity, Cross-Compatibility and Pollen Vectors for 28 Pawpaw Cultivars In Upstate New York
Ian Merwin, Cornell University; Agnes Farkas, University of Pecs; Michael Brown, Cornell University; Gregory Peck, Cornell University
11:45 AM
Mechanical Fruit Thinning Enhances Production of Cape Fear and Sumner Pecan
Lenny Wells, University of Georgia
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