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Volume 45 (2010): Issue 12 (Dec 2010)
in
HortScience
Print ISSN:
0018-5345
Online ISSN:
2327-9834
Issue Contents
Spathe Color Variation in
Anthurium andraeanum
Hort. and Its Relationship to Vacuolar pH
By:
Omaira Avila-Rostant
,
Adrian M. Lennon
and
Pathmanathan Umaharan
Pages: 1768–1772
Can We Improve the Salinity Tolerance of Genotypes of
Taxodium
by Using Varietal and Hybrid Crosses?
By:
Lijing Zhou
,
David L. Creech
,
Ken W. Krauss
,
Yin Yunlong
and
David L. Kulhavy
Pages: 1773–1778
Evaluation of Roses from the Earth-Kind® Trials: Black Spot (
Diplocarpon rosae
Wolf) Resistance and Ploidy
By:
David C. Zlesak
,
Vance M. Whitaker
,
Steve George
and
Stan C. Hokanson
Pages: 1779–1787
Carpological Variability of Almond [
Prunus dulcis
(Mill.) D.A. Webb cv. Nonpareil] in a Single Orchard during Seven Consecutive Harvests
By:
Craig A. Ledbetter
and
Mark S. Sisterson
Pages: 1788–1792
Planting Depth at Onset of Container Production and Subsequent Root Ball Remediation at Transplanting Affects Pin Oak and Littleleaf Linden
By:
J. Roger Harris
and
Susan D. Day
Pages: 1793–1797
How Salinity Affects Co
2
Fixation by Horticultural Crops
By:
César Mota-Cadenas
,
Carlos Alcaraz-López
,
M. Carmen Martínez-Ballesta
and
Micaela Carvajal
Pages: 1798–1803
Effects of Early Defoliation on Yield, Fruit Composition, and Harvest Season Cluster Rot Complex of Grapevines
By:
Paolo Sabbatini
and
G. Stanley Howell
Pages: 1804–1808
Blue Light-emitting Diode Light Irradiation of Seedlings Improves Seedling Quality and Growth after Transplanting in Red Leaf Lettuce
By:
Masahumi Johkan
,
Kazuhiro Shoji
,
Fumiyuki Goto
,
Shin-nosuke Hashida
and
Toshihiro Yoshihara
Pages: 1809–1814
Diurnal Fluctuation in Tissue Nitrate Concentration of Field-grown Leafy Greens at Two Latitudes
By:
Haly L. Neely
,
Richard T. Koenig
,
Carol A. Miles
,
Teresa C. Koenig
and
Meriam G. Karlsson
Pages: 1815–1818
Cold-hardiness and Deacclimation of
Styrax americanus
from Three Provenances
By:
Olivia M. Lenahan
,
William R. Graves
and
Rajeev Arora
Pages: 1819–1823
Effect of Container Design on Plant Growth and Root Deformation of Littleleaf Linden and Field Elm
By:
Gabriele Amoroso
,
Piero Frangi
,
Riccardo Piatti
,
Francesco Ferrini
,
Alessio Fini
and
Marco Faoro
Pages: 1824–1829
Bounce® Fabric Softener Dryer Sheets Repel Fungus Gnat,
Bradysia
sp. nr.
coprophila
(Diptera: Sciaridae), Adults
By:
Raymond A. Cloyd
,
Karen A. Marley
,
Richard A. Larson
and
Bari Arieli
Pages: 1830–1833
Comparison of Kasugamycin to Traditional Bactericides for the Management of Bacterial Spot on Tomato
By:
Gary E. Vallad
,
Kenneth L. Pernezny
,
Botond Balogh
,
Aimin Wen
,
Jose Francisco L. Figueiredo
,
Jeffrey B. Jones
,
Timur Momol
,
Rosa M. Muchovej
,
Nikol Havranek
,
Nadia Abdallah
,
Steve Olson
and
Pamela D. Roberts
Pages: 1834–1840
Weed Control Efficacy and Economics of 1,3-Dichloropropene and Chloropicrin Applied at Reduced Rates under Impermeable Film in Strawberry Beds
By:
Jayesh B. Samtani
,
Husein A. Ajwa
,
Rachael E. Goodhue
,
Oleg Daugovish
,
Zahanghir Kabir
and
Steven A. Fennimore
Pages: 1841–1847
Plant Growth Is Stimulated by Tea-seed Extract: A New Natural Growth Regulator?
By:
Marianne Andresen
and
Nina Cedergreen
Pages: 1848–1853
Non-deep Physiological Dormancy in Seeds of Two
Polygonella
Species with Horticultural Potential
By:
Alison E. Heather
,
Hector E. Pérez
and
Sandra B. Wilson
Pages: 1854–1858
Indicator Crop Bioassays to Define Citrus Productivity in Sandy Soils
By:
Kirandeep K. Mann
,
Arnold W. Schumann
,
Thomas A. Obreza
and
Jerry B. Sartain
Pages: 1859–1865
Growth and Yield Responses to Mulches and Cover Crops under Low Potassium Conditions in Drip-irrigated Apple Orchards on Coarse Soils
By:
Eugene J. Hogue
,
John A. Cline
,
Gerry Neilsen
and
Denise Neilsen
Pages: 1866–1871
Perennial Ryegrass Allelopathic Potential on Bermudagrass Germination and Seedling Growth
By:
Lambert B. McCarty
,
Raymond K. McCauley
,
Haibo Liu
,
F. Wesley Totten
and
Joe E. Toler
Pages: 1872–1875
Silicon Effects on
Poa pratensis
Responses to Salinity
By:
Qi Chai
,
Xinqing Shao
and
Jianquan Zhang
Pages: 1876–1881
Salinity Tolerance of Ryegrass Turf Cultivars
By:
Kenneth B. Marcum
and
Mohammad Pessarakli
Pages: 1882–1884
Montgrí, a Cultivar within the Montserrat Tomato Type
By:
Joan Casals
,
Lluís Bosch
,
Francesc Casañas
,
Jaime Cebolla
and
Fernando Nuez
Pages: 1885–1886
Grape Tomato Breeding Lines: NC 1 Grape, NC 2 Grape, and NC 3 Grape
By:
Randy G. Gardner
and
Dilip R. Panthee
Pages: 1887–1888
‘NuMex Serenade’ Onion
By:
Christopher S. Cramer
and
Joe N. Corgan
Pages: 1889–1892
‘Mirlo Blanco’, ‘Mirlo Anaranjado’, and ‘Mirlo Rojo’: Three New Very Early-season Apricots for the Fresh Market
By:
José Egea
,
Manuel Rubio
,
José A. Campoy
,
Federico Dicenta
,
Encarna Ortega
,
María D. Nortes
,
Pedro Martínez-Gómez
,
Antonio Molina
,
Antonio Molina Jr
and
David Ruiz
Pages: 1893–1894
Turnera diffusa
‘Luisa’, a Drought-tolerant Small Shrub for Warm Climates
By:
Alan W. Meerow
,
Tomás Ayala-Silva
and
Brian M. Irish
Pages: 1895–1896
‘Tainan No. 1’ Statice: An Early Flowering
Limonium
Cultivar
By:
Yuan-Tsung Chang
,
Der-Ming Yeh
and
Wen-Ju Yang
Pages: 1897–1898
‘Tainan No. 2’ Statice: A Low Vernalization-requiring
Limonium
Cultivar
By:
Yuan-Tsung Chang
,
Shyh-Shyan Wang
,
Der-Ming Yeh
and
Wen-Ju Yang
Pages: 1899–1900
‘Goodwin’ Peach: a Processing Clingstone Peach Ripening in the ‘Dixon’–‘Andross’ Maturity Season
By:
Thomas M. Gradziel
and
Mary Ann Thorpe
Pages: 1901–1903
‘Rafel’ and ‘Belgida’, Two Apricot Cultivars Resistant to Sharka
By:
Jose Martínez-Calvo
,
Gerardo Llácer
and
Marisa Luisa Badenes
Pages: 1904–1905
Kiona™ Sweet Cherry
By:
Nnadozie C. Oraguzie
,
David Ophardt
,
Matthew D. Whiting
,
Gregory A. Lang
and
Lynn E. Long
Pages: 1906–1907
‘Ruby Slippers’ and ‘Munchkin’ Oakleaf Hydrangeas
By:
Sandra M. Reed
Pages: 1908–1909
Bse
GI Restriction of the Polymerase Chain Reaction Amplicon Th
444
Is Required to Distinguish Biotypes of
Trichoderma aggressivum
Causing Serious Losses in Mushroom (
Agaricus bisporus
) Production
By:
Mirosława Staniaszek
,
Katarzyna Szajko
,
Zbigniew Uliński
,
Magdalena Szczech
and
Waldemar Marczewski
Pages: 1910–1911
Light Exposure and Shade Effects on Growth, Flowering, and Leaf Morphology of
Spiraea alba
Du Roi and
Spiraea tomentosa
L
By:
Kelly M. Stanton
,
Sally S. Weeks
,
Michael N. Dana
and
Michael V. Mickelbart
Pages: 1912–1916
Henry M. Munger
Pages: 1917a–1917
Edwin A. Crosby
Pages: 1917b–1917
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