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Volume 10 (2000): Issue 3 (Jan 2000)

in HortTechnology

Print ISSN:: 1063-0198

Online ISSN:: 1943-7714

Issue Contents

Potted Phalaenopsis Orchid Production: History, Present Status, and Challenges for the Future

By: R.J. Griesbach

Pages: 429
Phalaenopsis Orchid Light Requirements

By: Nean Lee

Pages: 430
Potted, Blooming Dendrobium Orchids

By: Ken W. Leonhardt

Pages: 431–432
Medium, Nutrition, and Flower Induction in Potted Blooming Orchids

By: Yin-Tung Wang

Pages: 433–434
The Status of the Commercial Production of Potted Orchid Around the World

By: Jeff Britt

Pages: 435–436
The Effects of the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) on Orchid Production, Marketing, and Conservation

By: Ned Nash

Pages: 437–438
Introduction

By: Carl J. Rosen and Douglas Sanders

Pages: 442–443
Site-specific Management for the Twenty-first Century

By: Pierre C. Robert

Pages: 444–447
Precision Agriculture Technology for Horticultural Crop Production

By: Gary T. Roberson

Pages: 448–451
Using Site-specific Approaches to Advance Potato Management in Irrigated Systems

By: Joan R. Davenport and Mary J. Hattendorf

Pages: 452–457
Pursuing Precision Horticulture with the Internet and a Spreadsheet

By: Timothy L. Righetti and Michael D. Halbleib

Pages: 458–467
Remote Image and Leaf Reflectance Analysis to Evaluate the Impact of Environmental Stress on Grape Canopy Metabolism

By: N.S. Lang, L. Mills, R.L. Wample, J. Silbernagel, E.M. Perry and R. Smithyman

Pages: 468–474
Practical Applications of Remote Sensing Technology—An Industry Perspective

By: John LeBoeuf

Pages: 475–480
Modified Atmosphere Packaging—Toward 2000 and Beyond

By: Adel A. Kader and Christopher B. Watkins

Pages: 483–486
New Film Technologies for Horticultural Products

By: Diana L. Lange

Pages: 487–490
Responses of Horticultural Commodities to Low Oxygen: Limits to the Expanded Use of Modified Atmosphere Packaging

By: Randolph M. Beaudry

Pages: 491–500
Responses of Horticultural Commodities to High Carbon Dioxide as Related to Modified Atmosphere Packaging

By: Christopher B. Watkins

Pages: 501–506
Impacts of Modified Atmosphere Packaging and Controlled Atmospheres on Aroma, Flavor, and Quality of Horticultural Commodities

By: James Mattheis and John K. Fellman

Pages: 507–510
Introduction

By: Kim E. Hummer and Richard Sniezko

Pages: 514
History of the Origin and Dispersal of White Pine Blister Rust

By: Kim E. Hummer

Pages: 515–517
Coevolution of Cronartium with its Hosts

By: Detlev R. Vogler

Pages: 518
A Comparison of Early Field Results of White Pine Blister Rust Resistance in Sugar Pine and Western White Pine

By: Richard A. Sniezko, Andrew Bower and Jude Danielson

Pages: 519–522
Assessing Potential Risks of White Pine Blister Rust on Western White Pine from Increased Cultivation of Currants

By: John A. Muir and Richard S. Hunt

Pages: 523–527
Establishment of White Pine Blister Rust in New Mexico

By: Brian W. Geils

Pages: 528–529
Long Infection Period for White Pine Blister Rust in Coastal British Columbia

By: R.S. Hunt and G.D. Jensen

Pages: 530–532
Geographic Variation of White Pine Blister Rust Aeciospore Infection Efficiency and Incubation Period

By: Geral I. McDonald

Pages: 533–536
White Pine Blister Rust in Vermont: Past, Present, and Concerns for the Future

By: D.R. Bergdahl and H.B. Teillon

Pages: 537–541
Restoration of White Pine in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan

By: M.E. Ostry

Pages: 542–543
Evaluating White Pine Blister Rust Resistance in Ribes after Artificial Inoculation

By: Paul J. Zambino

Pages: 544–545
Developing Blister Rust Resistance in White Pines

By: Bohun B. Kinloch Jr.

Pages: 546
Cronartium in the Russian Far East

By: Z.M. Azbukina

Pages: 547
Potential for Ribes Cultivation in North America

By: Adam Dale

Pages: 548–554
Canadian Breeding Program for White Pine Blister Resistance in Black Currants

By: Margie Luffman

Pages: 555–556
Commercial Production of Currants and Gooseberries in the Inland Northwest and Intermountain West of the United States: Opportunities and Risks

By: Danny L. Barney

Pages: 557–561
State Regulation of Ribes to Control White Pine Blister Rust

By: Steven McKay

Pages: 562–564
Ribes: A View from the Other Side

By: Ed Mashburn

Pages: 565–566
Field Evaluation of Resistance to White Pine Blister Rust of Selected Blackcurrant Genotypes in Poland

By: Stanislaw Pluta and Agata Broniarek-Niemiec

Pages: 567–569
Summary Questions

By: Kim E. Hummer and Richard Sniezko

Pages: 570
Stratification and Light Improve Germination of Katsura Tree Seed

By: Michael S. Dosmann, Jeffery K. Iles and Mark P. Widrlechner

Pages: 571–573
Evaluation of Virus Resistant Squash and Interaction with Reflective and Nonreflective Mulches

By: George E. Boyhan, James E. Brown, Cynthia Channel-Butcher and Virginia K. Perdue

Pages: 574–580
Measurement of Apple Root Losses Associated with Cold Storage and Elutriation of Soil Core Samples

By: W. Todd Watson, David N. Appel, Charles M. Kenerley and Michael A. Arnold

Pages: 580–584
Vernalization Strategies to Enhance Production of Annual Globe Artichoke

By: Anusuya Rangarajan, Betsy A. Ingall and Victoria C. Zeppelin

Pages: 585–588
Influence of Nitrogen and Rootstock on Tree Growth, Precocity, Fruit Quality, Leaf Mineral Nutrients, and Fire Blight in `Scarlet Gala' Apple

By: Esmaeil Fallahi and S. Krishna Mohan

Pages: 589–592
School Gardens: Can a Hands-on Teaching Tool Affect Students' Attitudes and Behaviors Regarding Fruit and Vegetables?

By: Sarah E. Lineberger and Jayne M. Zajicek

Pages: 593–597
Phytotoxicity and Longevity of Twenty-two Preemergent Herbicides used on Three Species of Container-grown Palms

By: Timothy K. Broschat

Pages: 597–603
Chemical Characteristics of Water Used for Cranberry Production

By: Eric Hanson, Carolyn DeMoranville, Benjamin Little, David McArthur, Jacques Painchaud, Kim Patten, Teryl Roper, Nicholi Vorsa and David Yarborough

Pages: 603–607
Biological Effects of Corona Discharge on Onions in a Commercial Storage Facility

By: Jun Song, Lihua Fan, Paul D. Hildebrand and Charles F. Forney

Pages: 608–612
Yield of Yellow Onion Cultivars in Eastern Oregon and Southwestern Idaho

By: Clinton C. Shock, Joey K. Ishida, Eric P. Eldredge and Majid Seddigh

Pages: 613–620
Performance of Red Maple Selections in Southern Georgia

By: John M. Ruter and Jeff L. Sibley

Pages: 621–625
Reasons for Becoming Involved as a Master Gardener

By: Denny S. Schrock, Mary Meyer, Peter Ascher and Mark Snyder

Pages: 626–630

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HortTechnology

Print ISSN:: 1063-0198

Online ISSN:: 1943-7714

Publisher:: American Society for Horticultural Science

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