Pomology 2

Tuesday, September 27, 2011: 12:30 PM
Kohala 2
Moderator:
Gregory Peck
12:30 PM
The “MaluSim” Apple Carbon Balance Model—Validation and Utilization
Alan N. Lakso, Cornell University; Terence Lee Robinson, New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
12:45 PM
Practical Use of the "MaluSim" Carbon Balance Model to Predict Chemical Thinner Response of Apple
Terence Lee Robinson, New York State Agricultural Experiment Station; Alan N. Lakso, Cornell University; Stephen A. Hoying, Cornell University
1:00 PM
Introducing A Grower's Guide to Organic Apples, a Science-Based Manual for Growing Organic Apples In the Northeastern U.S
Gregory Michael Peck, Virginia Tech; Ian Merwin, Cornell University
1:15 PM
Fruit Yield and Quality Attributes of Various Strains of ‘Gala' and ‘Fuji' Apples Under An Evapotranspiration-Based Drip Irrigation
Esmaeil 'Essie' Fallahi, University of Idaho; Bahman Shafii, University of Idaho; Bahar Fallahi, University of Idaho
1:30 PM
Effects of Water Status On the Mechanical Properties of Apple Fruit Cortical Tissue
Zihua Wang, China Agricultural University; Xuemin Hou, China Agricultural University; Zhiyi Fu, China Agricultural University; Jianfang Hu, China Agricultural University; Ximin Deng, China Agricultural University - Dept Fruit Sci
1:45 PM
Will Postharvest Foliar Calcium Increase Apple Fruit Calcium the Following Spring?
Ron Gehl, NC State University; Steven J. McArtney, North Carolina State Univ
2:00 PM
Assimilation and Metabolism of Carbon and Nitrogen In Fruiting Spur Leaves of ‘Gala' Apple (Malus domestica) In Response to Nitrogen Supply
Huicong Wang, Cornell University; Lailiang Cheng, Cornell University
2:15 PM
Yield Characteristics of the New North American Pawpaw Cultivar Release ‘KSU-Atwood' Compared to Two Common Commercially Available Cultivars
Sheri B. Crabtree, Kentucky State University; Kirk William Pomper, Kentucky State University; Jeremiah Lowe, Kentucky State University
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