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Volume 26 (2016): Issue 4 (Aug 2016)

in HortTechnology

Print ISSN:: 1063-0198

Online ISSN:: 1943-7714

Issue Contents

Spotlight

Pages: 369–371
Developing a National Strategic Plan for Consumer Horticulture

By: Lucy K. Bradley, Ellen M. Bauske, Thomas A. Bewick, John R. Clark, Richard. E. Durham, Gail Langellotto, Mary H. Meyer, Margaret Pooler and Sheri Dorn

Pages: 372–378
Low-dose Application of Nonionic Alkyl Terminated Block Copolymer Surfactant Enhances Turfgrass Seed Germination and Plant Growth

By: Matthew D. Madsen, Michael A. Fidanza, Nicholas S. Barney, Stanley J. Kostka, Turmandakh Badrakh and Mica F. McMillan

Pages: 379–385
Evaluation of Self-assessed Ocular Discomfort among Students in Classrooms According to Indoor Plant Intervention

By: Hyojin Kim, Ho-Hyun Kim, Jae-Young Lee, Yong-Won Lee, Dong-Chun Shin, Kwang-Jin Kim and Young-Wook Lim

Pages: 386–393
Efficacy of Metamifop for the Control of Common Bermudagrass

By: Tyler Cooper, Leslie L. Beck, Chase M. Straw and Gerald M. Henry

Pages: 394–398
Scion Shoot Removal and Rootstock Cultivar Affect Vigor and Early Yield of Grafted Tomatoes Grown in High Tunnels in the Central United States

By: Sarah A. Masterson, Megan M. Kennelly, Rhonda R. Janke and Cary L. Rivard

Pages: 399–408
Summer Cover Crops and Lettuce Planting Time Influence Weed Population, Soil Nitrogen Concentration, and Lettuce Yields

By: Raymond Kruse and Ajay Nair

Pages: 409–416
Developing Protocols for Fall Sweet Corn Production in the South-central United States

By: Brian A. Kahn and Lynn P. Brandenberger

Pages: 417–425
Nitrogen Fertilization Strategies for the ‘Hass’ Avocado that Increase Total Yield Without Reducing Fruit Size

By: Jaime E. Salvo and Carol J. Lovatt

Pages: 426–435
Evaluation of Shallow Subsurface Drip Irrigation for the Production of Acorn Squash

By: Timothy Coolong

Pages: 436–443
Evaluation of Antitranspirants for Enhancing Temporary Water Stress Tolerance in Bedding Plants

By: Suejin Park, Sarah A. Mills, Youyoun Moon and Nicole L. Waterland

Pages: 444–452
Yield and Quality of Grafted Watermelon Grown in a Field Naturally Infested with Fusarium Wilt

By: Benjamín Moreno, Cristián Jacob, Marlene Rosales, Christian Krarup and Samuel Contreras

Pages: 453–459
Transplant Fertilizer Solution and Early Season Plastic Mulch Increase Tomato Yield in Adequate Fertility Clay Loam Soil

By: Charles L. Rohwer and Vincent A. Fritz

Pages: 460–465
Cultivar, Growing Media, and Nutrient Source Influence Strawberry Yield in a Vertical, Hydroponic, High Tunnel System

By: Samuel E. Wortman, Michael S. Douglass and Jeffrey D. Kindhart

Pages: 466–473
Gardening Intervention for Physical and Psychological Health Benefits in Elderly Women at Community Centers

By: Sin-Ae Park, A-Young Lee, Ki-Cheol Son, Wang-Lok Lee and Dae-Sik Kim

Pages: 474–483
Factors Affecting U.S. Consumer Expenditures of Fresh Flowers and Potted Plants

By: Shuoli Zhao, Chengyan Yue, Mary H. Meyer and Charles R. Hall

Pages: 484–492
Growth Control of ‘Imperial Dark Blue’ Plumbago with Ethephon, Flurprimidol, and Paclobutrazol Substrate Drenches

By: Amy Barker, Ingram McCall and Brian E. Whipker

Pages: 493–496
Promising Olive Cultivars for Oil Production in Hawaii

By: Susan C. Miyasaka and Randall T. Hamasaki

Pages: 497–506
Effect of Different Commercial Substrates on Growth of Petunia Transplants

By: Yuqi Li and Neil S. Mattson

Pages: 507–513
Stakeholder Opinions on Invasive Species and Their Management in the San Marcos River

By: Florence M. Oxley, Tina M. Waliczek and Paula S. Williamson

Pages: 514–521
Motivation and Retention of Iowa Master Gardeners

By: Bryn Takle, Cynthia Haynes and Denny Schrock

Pages: 522–529
Simplified Water Requirement Calculators for Fruits and Vegetables

By: Brent Rowell and Mar Lar Soe

Pages: 530–541
Cauliflower Yield and Susceptibility to Alternaria Leaf Spot under New York Field Conditions

By: Rachel A. Kreis, Holly W. Lange, Stephen Reiners and Christine D. Smart

Pages: 542–546
Yield and Fruit Quality Traits of Atemoya Hybrids Grown in Puerto Rico

By: Ricardo Goenaga and David Jenkins

Pages: 547–551

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HortTechnology

Print ISSN:: 1063-0198

Online ISSN:: 1943-7714

Publisher:: American Society for Horticultural Science

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