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production in subtropical and temperate areas ( Brewster, 2008 ). Improvements in water use efficiency in agriculture are needed as a result of scarcity of fresh water, increasing costs, and increasing world population growth ( Bessembinder et al., 2005

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Conservation tillage systems minimize soil disturbance and maintain 30% cover with surface residue ( SSSA, 2005 ). Despite potential improvements in soil physical and biological properties, the adoption of conservation tillage practices for

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candidate to be used in the tung breeding program for delayed flowering. It has a typical growth habit, flower numbers, and environmental tolerances. Unfortunately, it was not used in the tung improvement breeding program because it lacked fertility and did

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Carotenoid Development in Four Watermelon Colors: A Discussion of the Impact of Ploidy and Other Genetic Factors Jennifer Waters* 1 , Haejeen Bang 1 , Angela Davis 2 , Daniel Leskovar 3 , and Stephen King 1 , 1 Vegetable and Fruit Improvement Center

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with PTSD ( Golding, 2011 ). For this period, 15,000 veterans were not treated for PTSD by the VHA system or the vet centers. While these calculations overlap, the total number is undetermined; however, the total number of veterans diagnosed with PTSD

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State University Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center, Wenatchee, WA by K.M. Evans, B.H. Barritt, B.S. Konishi, L.J. Brutcher and C.F. Ross. Enterprise × Honeycrisp; crossed in 1997; selected in 2003. HortScience 47:1177–1179. Fruit: round

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primocane-fruiting red raspberries ( Rubus ideaus L.). These first two primocane-fruiting cultivars were intended primarily for home-garden production and for limited commercial trial evaluations. ‘APF-45’ is the first primocane-fruiting cultivar with

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Experiment Station, Cooperative Extension, Rutgers Agricultural Research and Extension Center, Bridgeton, NJ 08302 Field research was conducted to determine if ‘New England Blue Hubbard’ ( Cucurbita maxima ) would attract both striped cucumber beetles

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pesticides, sediments, and nutrients into surface waters and the ocean. For example, ≈77% of the soil surface is covered in plastic mulch in a field with 132-cm-wide beds (furrow center to center). Even in a field with a relatively small slope of 1%, this can

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diverse than maize, soybean, and rice ( Guo et al., 2013 ). In all, these findings are consistent with a severe genetic bottleneck during domestication. Conservation of genetic variation is critical to crop improvement through plant breeding. Farmer

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