Oral Session-Temperate Tree Nut Crops

Wednesday, August 10, 2016: 11:30 AM
Savannah 1 Room (Sheraton Hotel Atlanta)
Moderator:
Megan Muehlbauer
11:30 AM
Mechanical Pruning Improves Pecan Kernel Antioxidant Capacity over Three Consecutive Harvest Years.
Yi Gong, University of Georgia; Richard Heerema, New Mexico State University; Joshua Sherman, University of Arizona; Marisa T. Potter, New Mexico State University; Brad Lewis, New Mexico State University; Ronald B. Pegg, University of Georgia
11:45 AM
Field Evaluation of Sixteen Rootstocks for Almonds Grown in Heavy Soil and Irrigated with Water High in Sodium, Chloride and Boron
Roger Duncan, Univ of California Coop Extn
Recorded Presentation
12:00 PM
Hazelnut Pollenizers Affect Kernel Characteristics in European Hazelnuts (Corylus avellana)
Megan Muehlbauer, Rutgers University; Thomas J. Molnar, Rutgers University; John Michael Capik, Rutgers University; Daniel Ward, PhD., Rutgers Agricultural Research and Extension Center; David Hlubik, Rutgers University
12:15 PM
Lack of Chill Influences Flower Development and Carbohydrate Content of Pistacia vera Spp.
Lu Zhang, University of California, Davis; Maciej Zwieniecki, University of California, Davis; Louise Ferguson, University of California, Davis
Recorded Presentation
12:30 PM
Twenty-eight Years of Pistachio Improvement
Dan Parfitt, University of California; Craig E. Kallsen, University of California Cooperative Extension; Joseph Maranto, University California Cooperative Extension
Recorded Presentation
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