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2010 Annual Statewide Pistachio Day Visalia Convention Center Wednesday, January 13, 2010 Understanding the 2009 BOT Blowup: Management Guidelines for 2010 (pdf) Dr. Themis Michailides, Dept. of Plant Pathology, UC Davis Understanding Salinity and its Effect on Pistacho Plant Performance (pdf) Dr.

Alert: January 4, 2011: Current concerns for chilling adequacy in sweet cherry and questions about Rest Breaking Agents (RBAs) from: Kitren Glozer Ph.D., Associate Project Scientist, Dept of Plant Sciences, UC Davis NOAAs outlook for January: http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.

Julia Stover UC Davis Plant Sciences email Kevin Taniguchi UC Davis Plant Sciences email | homepage Current Members Patrick H. Brown, Professor, UC Davis Plant Sciences Pat J.

Information & References for Olive Fruit Fly, Bactrocera oleae (Diptera, Tephritidae) UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines for Olive Fruit Fly Olive Fruit Fly (pdf) Paul Vossen, Lucia Varela, and Alexandra Devarenne, UCCE Sonoma Co., 2004 (6 pp.) Olive Fruit Fly: UC IPM Pest Note (pdf) F.G.

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Family: Fagaceae Genus: Castanea Commercially important species: American Chestnut; Castanea dentata (practically extinct since 1930's from Chestnut Blight) European Chestnut; C. sativa Chinese Chestnut; C. mollissima Japanese Chestnut; C.

Family: Laurelaceae Genus: Persea Species: Americana Commercially important species: Mexican Guatemalan West Indian Related species: Americana Description: Upright Bushy Tree Origin: Mexico, Central and South America History of cultivation: First U.S.

Almond Varieties' Time of Maturity (Readiness for Harvest) Early Early Mid Mid Late Mid Late (7-10 days) (15-20 days) (25-30 days) (40-60 days) Jeffries Kapareil Nonpariel Harvey Milow Mono Peerless Price Sauret 1 Solano Sonora Carrion Jordanolo Ne Plus Ultra Ripon Thompson Yosemite Sauret 2 Butte C...