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Green bean breeding and evaluation: Report to the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission, 2005-2006 (2005)Objectives: 1. Breed Bush Blue Lake green bean varieties with high economic yield and improved plant architecture. 2. Improve pod characteristics including straightness, color, smoothness, texture, flavor and quality r ...
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(2006)Objectives: 1. Breed Bush Blue Lake green bean varieties with high economic yield and improved plant architecture. 2. Improve pod characteristics including straightness, color, smoothness, tex-ture, flavor and quality ...
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Green bean breeding and evaluation: Report to the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission, 2007-2008 (2007)Objectives: 1. Breed Bush Blue Lake green bean varieties with high economic yield and improved plant architecture. 2. Improve pod characteristics including straightness, color, smoothness, texture, flavor and quality ...
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Green bean breeding and evaluation: Report to the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission, 2008-2009 (2008)Objective: Breed improved Bush Blue Lake green bean varieties with: a. White and gray mold resistance b. Improved plant architecture c. High economic yield d. Improved pod quality (including straightness, color, smoo ...
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Green bean breeding and evaluation: Report to the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission, 2009-2010 (2009)Objectives: Breed improved Bush Blue Lake green bean varieties with: a. White and gray mold resistance b. Improved plant architecture c. High economic yield d. Improved pod quality (including straightness, color, sm ...
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(2009)Identify sweet corn hybrids with suitable processing quality that have high, stable yields and tolerance to root rot disease complex.
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(2005)Objective: Identify sweet corn hybrids released for the processing market for high and stable yields under heavy and light root rot pressure.
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(2006)Three trials at two locations were conducted to evaluate sweet corn hybrids for performance under root rot conditions. While both sugar/se and supersweet sweet corn hybrids were evaluated, the emphasis was again on ident ...
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(2007)Objective: Identify sweet corn hybrids released for the processing market for high and stable yields under heavy and light root rot pressure.
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(2008)Objective: Identify sweet corn hybrids with suitable processing quality that have high, stable yields and tolerance to root rot disease complex.
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(2006)Objective: to evaluate the impacts of N availability, microbial activity, and root health on corn productivity and yield in high biomass cover crop systems
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(2007)Weed management in table beets has improved with the recent registration of Dual Magnum. Hairy nightshade control continues to be a challenge, however. Nortron (ethofumesate) herbicide is now labeled for use and will h ...
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(2009-12)This project is investigating whether low rate (goal: one pound per acre) early fall Contans applications to flailed diseased residues left on the soil surface can increase Cm inoculum and reduce Ss sclerotial viability.
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(2009-12)Objective 1: Evaluate sweet corn inbred germplasm for colonization of silks by Fusarium species and subsequent seed infection/contamination. Objective 2: Evaluate biological applications to silks and subsequent Fusarium ...
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(2007-12)Objective 1: Evaluation of commercial sweet corn varieties and inbred germplasm in small plots for susceptibility to seed rot/damping-off as well as root, stalk, and crown rot. Objective 2: Evaluation of microbial (biofu ...
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(2006-12)Objective 1: Evaluation of commercial sweet corn varieties and inbred germplasm in small plots for susceptibility to seed rot/damping-off as well as root, stalk, and crown rot. Objective 2: Evaluation of microbial and ch ...
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(2005)Objective 1: Evaluation commercial sweet corn varieties in small plots for susceptibility to seed rot/damping-off as well as crown rot.
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(2009)Nitrogen use varies dramatically among crops. Short season crops with relatively small biomass accumulation will not need as much nitrogen for growth as long season corn varieties that develop a large canopy. The recen ...
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(2009)Though the data from the Research Evaluation does show how the new lines are doing and which crosses are the most promising, the low number of evaluators does not lead to statistically significant analysis of the results.
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(2005)The objectives of this project were to evaluate the efficacy of common row crop herbicides for control of puncturevine, and determine the effect of post harvest weed management strategies on hairy nightshade seed development.
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