Pomology 3 (Oral)

Friday, August 7, 2015: 1:45 PM

Borgne (Sheraton Hotel New Orleans)

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1:45 PM

Measuring Fine Roots in Fruit Crops: Finding Order in Functional Variation
Emily K. Lavely, The Pennsylvania State University; Annie Klodd, The Pennsylvania State University; Jianghong Zhang, Agricultural University of Hebei; Kaitlyn Peterson, The Pennsylvania State University; Richard P. Marini, The Pennsylvania State University; David Eissenstat, The Pennsylvania State University

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2:00 PM

Mechanically Pruning Apple and Sweet Cherry Increases Efficiency
Matthew Whiting, Washington State University; Jacqueline Gordon, Washington State University; Karen Lewis, Washington State University; Stefano Musacchi, Washington State University

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2:15 PM

Accumulation of Total Phenolics and Antioxidant Activity in Different Tissues of Peach Fruit
Asma Abdelghafar, Clemson University; Ksenija Gasic, Clemson University; Gregory L. Reighard, Clemson University

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2:30 PM

Effects of Deficit Irrigation Strategies on Peach Trees Grown in the Desert of Western Nile Delta of Egypt
Diaa El-Ansary, Alexandria University; Samir Ismail, Alexandria University; Tarek Zein El-Abedin, Alexandria University; Ahmed Abd El-Al, Alexandria University

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2:45 PM

Sequencing Analysis of Wood-decay Fungi Associated with Peach Scaffold Breakage
Chunxian Chen, USDA-ARS, SEFTNRL; Clive H. Bock, USDA-ARS, SEFTNRL; Ted E. Cottrell, USDA-ARS, SEFTNRL

3:00 PM

Investigating the Role of Near-harvest Deficit Irrigation on Sweet Cherry Fruit Quality
Matthew Whiting, Washington State University; Nadia Valverdi, Washington State University

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Pomology 3 (Oral)