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Volume 38 (2003): Issue 5 (Aug 2003)

Online ISSN:
2327-9834
Print ISSN:
0018-5345
Saturday, October 4
Sunday, October 5
Monday, October 6
Tuesday, October 7
2003 ASHS Fellows; 2003 ASHS Career Awards; 2002 Publication Awards; 2003 Outstanding Undergraduate Students
Reminiscences By Liberty Hyde Bailey, First President of The American Society For Horticultural Science, 1905-1907
By: John G. Seeley
Horticulture, Horticultural Science, and 100 Years of ASHS
By: Jules Janick and Irwin L. Goldman
Deciduous Tree Fruit
By: F.G. Dennis Jr. and Jerome Hull Jr.
Induction and Release of Bud Dormancy in Woody Perennials: A Science Comes of Age
By: Rajeev Arora, Lisa J. Rowland, and Karen Tanino
Perspectives on Germplasm
By: Edward J. Ryder
Creating A More Beautiful World: A Century of Progress in the Breeding of Floral and Nursery Plants
By: Richard Craig
A History of Commercial Plant Growth Regulators in Apple Production
By: P.D. Petracek, F.P. Silverman, and D.W. Greene
A Century of American Viticulture
By: Paul E. Read and Sanjun Gu
An Overview of Cold Hardiness in Woody Plants: Seeing the Forest Through the Trees
By: Michael Wisniewski, Carole Bassett, and Lawrence V. Gusta
The North American Small Fruit Industry 1903-2003. II. Contributions of Public and Private Research in the Past 25 Years and a View to the Future
By: Thomas M. Sjulin
Milestones in Fruit and Vegetable Production, Processing, and Quality
By: Justin R. Morris and Pamela L. Brady
Herbs in American Fields: A Horticultural Perspective of Herb and Medicinal Plant Production in the United States, 1903 to 2003
By: Lyle E. Craker, Zoë Gardner, and Selma C. Etter
Human Issues in Horticulture
By: Paula Diane Relf and Virginia I. Lohr
The Nursery Industry in the United States—Always New Frontiers
By: J. L. Green and A. K. Green
Progress in Mineral Nutrition and Nutrient Management for Vegetable Crops in the Last 25 Years
By: George J. Hochmuth
A Perspective on Postharvest Horticulture (1978-2003)
By: Adel A. Kader
From Philosophy to Science: A Brief History of Organic Horticulture in the United States
By: D.D. Treadwell, D.E. McKinney, and N.G. Creamer
A Century of Progress with Vegetative Plant Propagation
By: John E. Preece
Biotechnology in Horticulture: 100 Years of Application
By: Brent H. McCown
Nutrition of Floricultural Crops: How Far Have We Come?
By: Ellen T. Paparozzi
Irrigation Water Management of Horticultural Crops
By: Elias Fereres, David A. Goldhamer, and Larry R. Parsons
Citrus
By: Walter J. Kender
Thursday, October 2, 2003
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