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The 2012 ASHS Annual Conference

Vegetable Crops Management 3 (Poster)

Thursday, August 2, 2012: 1:00 PM
Grand Ballroom
A Transdisciplinary Approach to Developing an Eastern Broccoli Industry, Poster Board # 313
Thomas Bjorkman, Cornell University; Jeanine M. Davis, North Carolina State University; Mark W. Farnham, USDA–ARS; Miguel Goméz, Cornell University; Phillip Griffiths, Cornell University NYSAES; Mark Hutton, Univ. of Maine; Dean A. Kopsell, The University of Tennessee; James R. Myers, Oregon State University; Carl E. Sams, The University of Tennessee; Justin Smith, Bejo Seeds USA
A Comparative Evaluation of EM on Soil Quality and Fresh Yield of Brassica oleracea var. acephala Grown on Orangeburg Loamy Sand Soil, Poster Board # 316
Cassel S. Gardner, Ph.D., Florida A&M University; Alfredo B. Lorenzo, Ph.D., Florida A&M University; Bravo Brown, Florida A&M University
High Tunnels in Maine: Production Practices and Challenges, Poster Board # 317
Caragh B. Fitzgerald, University of Maine Cooperative Extension; Mark Hutton, Univ. of Maine
Effect of Grafting on Root Permeability of Dutch and Japanese Tomato Cultivars, Poster Board # 318
Tomomi Kakita, Meiji University; Mio Nakamura, Meiji University; Takashi Ikeda, Meiji University
Do Tunnels Enhance Earliness and Quality in Muskmelons for Local Market?, Poster Board # 320
Mina Vescera, University of Rhode Island; Rebecca N. Brown, University of Rhode Island
Light-emitting Diodes for Miniature Hydroponic Lettuce, Poster Board # 321
Kent D. Kobayashi, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Michelle K. Lazaro, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Novel Methods to Highlight Relative Differences Between Cultivars in a Variety Trial: An Example Using High Tunnel Tomatoes, Poster Board # 322
Nicholas Warren, University of New Hampshire; Rebecca Grube Sideman, Univ of New Hampshire
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