6:
Crop Physiology: Environmental Stress

Monday, August 2, 2010: 2:00 PM
Springs D & E
Moderator:
Holly Little, PhD
2:00 PM
Effects of Drying and Extraction Conditions On the Biochemical and Biological Activity of Selected Herbs
Weiguang Yi; Hazel Y. Wetzstein, Univ of Georgia
2:15 PM
Commercial Extracts of Ascophyllum Nodosum Increase Growth and Improve Water Status of Potted Citrus Rootstocks Under Deficit Irrigation
Holly Little, PhD, Acadian Seaplants, Ltd.; Timothy M. Spann, PhD, University of Florida, IFAS
2:30 PM
Impacts of Soil-Moisture Stress On Growth of Cultivars of Miscanthus Sinensis, a Species Important to Bioenergy Crop Development
Steven Still; J. Ryan Stewart, Brigham Young University
2:45 PM
Slowly-Developing Drought Stress Increases Photosynthetic Acclimation of Catharanthus Roseus
Jongyun Kim, University of Georgia; Marc van Iersel, Ph.D Professor, University of Georgia
3:00 PM
Modeling Canopy Carbon Gain and Water Use Efficiency in Response to Kaolin Residue Amounts in Fruit Trees
Soo-Hyung Kim, University of Washington; David Michael Glenn, USDA Appalachian Fruit Research Station
3:15 PM
Growth and Physiological Response of Abies Fraseri to Drought Stress
Pascal Nzokou, Associate Professor, Michigan State University; Şemsettin Kulaç, Ducze University; Deniz Guney, Karadeniz Technical University; Bert Cregg, Michigan State University
3:30 PM
Trichoderma-Plant Association Enhances Plant Antioxidant Capacity and Tolerance to Abiotic Stresses
Fatemeh Mastouri, Cornell University; Thomas Bjorkman, Cornell University; Gary Harman, Cornell Univ
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