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Browsing Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission Reports by Subject "Oregon"
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(2009)Twenty-three sweet corn cultivars were evaluated for resistance to natural infection by common smut.
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(2008)Objectives: to determine the impact of 1.fall Contans applications on Coniothyrium minitans (Cm) infection and survival of sclerotia left on the soil surface through the winter and summer 2.the impact of summer irrigat ...
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(2007)Research efforts were focused on testing various inbred combinations for hybrid production, and evaluating commercial cultivars for adaptation to Oregon growing conditions and for head rot resistance
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(2009)Objectives: Develop broccoli varieties adapted to western Oregon with suitable quality, high yields, and disease resistance. Specific traits include: Early to midseason maturity Concentrated yield potential Head rot ...
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(2008)Objectives: 1. Develop broccoli varieties adapted to western Oregon with suitable quality, high yields, and disease resistance. Specific traits include: a. Early to midseason maturity b. Concentrated yield potentia ...
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(2005)Objectives Screen sweet corn varieties for resistance to common smut and High Plains Virus; evaluate processing quality for ‘resistant’ hybrids.
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(2005)Planting date/cultivar evaluation: Thirty-six sweet corn cultivars were evaluated for resistance to natural infection by common smut (Table 1). Plots were seeded to 30,800 plants/acre on May 16 and Jun 23 on the Hermisto ...
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(2006)Thirty-one sweet corn cultivars were evaluated for resistance to natural infection by common smut. To determine if there is High Plains virus resistance in commercial processing sweet corn cultivars, trials were conducte ...
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(2008)Twenty-five sweet corn cultivars were evaluated for resistance to natural infection by common smut.
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(2005)Project Objectives 1. Develop and evaluate a Pilot IPM scouting program for the WSCB in snap beans 2. Determine the seasonal aggregation and movement patterns within diversified vegetable cropping systems 3. Evaluate ...
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(2006)Project Objectives 1. Implement and evaluate a Pilot IPM scouting program for the WSCB in snap beans 2. Evaluate WSCB seasonal aggregation and movement patterns within diversifi ed vegetable cropping systems 3. Evalu ...
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(2005)Summary Irrigation effects on root rot and yield Reducing irrigation during the first 6 weeks after planting reduced root rot of sweet corn at midseason and at harvest, consistent with findings of the past two years. ...
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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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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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(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)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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(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)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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