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Volume 21 (2011): Issue 6 (Dec 2011)

in HortTechnology

Print ISSN:: 1063-0198

Online ISSN:: 1943-7714

Issue Contents

Spotlight

Pages: 656–657
The “4R” Nutrient Stewardship Framework for Horticulture

By: Robert L. Mikkelsen

Pages: 658–662
Application of the “4R” Nutrient Stewardship Concept to Horticultural Crops: Selecting the “Right” Nutrient Source

By: Mark Gaskell and Tim Hartz

Pages: 663–666
Application of the “4R” Nutrient Stewardship Concept to Horticultural Crops: Applying Nutrients at the “Right Time”

By: Neil S. Mattson and Marc W. van Iersel

Pages: 667–673
Application of the “4R” Nutrient Stewardship Concept to Horticultural Crops: Getting Nutrients in the “Right” Place

By: David R. Bryla

Pages: 674–682
Selecting the Right Nutrient Rate: Basis for Managing Fertilization Programs

By: Bielinski M. Santos

Pages: 683–685
Development of the AG*IDEA Alliance's Horticulture Graduate Certificates Program and Inter-institutional Course Share

By: Ellen T. Paparozzi, Kimberly A. Williams, Robert Geneve, Harlene Hatterman-Valenti, Cynthia Haynes, Helen Kraus, Cynthia McKenney and Joelle Pitts

Pages: 688–691
Floriculture Sustainability Research Coalition: Bringing the Latest Sustainability Research to the Industry

By: Stephanie Burnett, Neil Mattson, Brian Krug and Roberto Lopez

Pages: 692–693
Water Conservation Team in Ornamental Crops through the Use of Alternative Irrigation Water Sources

By: Genhua Niu, Raul I. Cabrera, Terri W. Starman and Charles R. Hall

Pages: 694–695
ACCEPtS: An Alliance for Cooperative Course Sharing in the Plant Sciences

By: Michael R. Evans, Richard Harkess, Jeff Kuehny and Janet Cole

Pages: 696–697
The Texas Superstar^® Program: Success through Partnership

By: Brent Pemberton, Michael Arnold, Tim Davis, Daniel Lineberger, Cynthia McKenney, David Rodriguez, Larry Stein, Charles Hall, Marco Palma and Richard De Los Santos

Pages: 698–699
Floriculture and Fundraising: A Public–Student Partnership for Learning Job Readiness

By: Sabine R. Green and Geno A. Picchioni

Pages: 700–702
Root Piece Planting in Sweetpotato—A Synthesis of Previous Research and Directions for the Future

By: Nicholas A. George, Kenneth V. Pecota, Blake D. Bowen, Jonathan R. Schultheis and G. Craig Yencho

Pages: 703–711
Instrumental and Sensory Evaluation of Fruit Quality for ‘Ryan's Sun’ Peach Grown under Deficit Irrigation

By: Gerardo Lopez, M. Hossein Behboudian, Gemma Echeverria, Joan Girona and Jordi Marsal

Pages: 712–719
Long-term Effects of Peach Production Systems for Standard and Pillar Growth Types on Yield and Economic Parameters

By: D.M. Glenn, T. Tworkoski, R. Scorza and S.S. Miller

Pages: 720–725
Drought Resistance of Warm-season Turfgrasses Grown in Mediterranean Region of Turkey

By: Songul Severmutlu, Nedim Mutlu, Ercan Gurbuz, Osman Gulsen, Murat Hocagil, Osman Karaguzel, Tiffany Heng-Moss, Robert C. Shearman and Rock E. Gaussoin

Pages: 726–736
Canopy Cover and Root-zone Heating Effects on Fall- and Spring-grown Leaf Lettuce Yield in Ohio

By: Natalie R. Bumgarner, Mark A. Bennett, Peter P. Ling, Robert W. Mullen and Matthew D. Kleinhenz

Pages: 737–744
A Method for Assessing Drift Potential of a Citrus Herbicide Applicator

By: Giuseppe Vanella, Masoud Salyani, Paolo Balsari, Stephen H. Futch and Roy D. Sweeb

Pages: 745–751
Effect of Healing Chamber Design on the Survival of Grafted Eggplant, Tomato, and Watermelon

By: Sacha J. Johnson and Carol A. Miles

Pages: 752–758
Effects of Using Water Treated by Artificial Wetlands on Root Rot Suppression and Tomato Growth

By: Nicolas Gruyer, Martine Dorais, Gérald J. Zagury and Beatrix W. Alsanius

Pages: 759–766
Winter 2011 Low-temperature Injury to Stone Fruit Flower Buds in New Mexico

By: Shengrui Yao

Pages: 767–772
Responses of Lettuce Cultivars to Insect Pests in Southern Florida

By: Huangjun Lu, Alan L. Wright and David Sui

Pages: 773–778
Industry Survey of the Native Wildflower Market in Florida

By: Philip J. Kauth and Hector E. Pérez

Pages: 779–788
Perceptions of Land-grant University Specialists Regarding Competition and Collaboration with Community College Programs in Viticulture and Enology

By: Eric T. Stafne and Kathleen D. Kelsey

Pages: 789–796

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HortTechnology

Print ISSN:: 1063-0198

Online ISSN:: 1943-7714

Publisher:: American Society for Horticultural Science

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