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UC pistachio cultivars show improved nut quality and are ready for harvest earlier than ‘Kerman’

by Craig E. Kallsen, Dan E. Parfitt, Joseph Maranto

April-June 2020
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Desert REC: Educational outreach and crop breeding

by Jim Downing

October-December 2017
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UC and California food systems: Growing together through the Global Food Initiative

by Janet Napolitano

July-September 2017
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Lindcove REC: Developing citrus varieties resistant to huanglongbing disease

by Hazel White

January-March 2017
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The evolving fresh market berry industry in Santa Cruz and Monterey counties

by Laura Tourte, Mark Bolda, Karen Klonsky

July-September 2016
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Economic sustainability modeling provides decision support for assessing hybrid poplar-based biofuel development in California

by Varaprasad Bandaru, Nathan C. Parker, Quinn Hart, Mark Jenner, Boon-Ling Yeo, Jordan T. Crawford, Yuanzhe Li, Peter W. Tittmann, Luke Rogers, Stephen R. Kaffka, Bryan M. Jenkins

July-September 2015
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ANR and Cooperative Extension touch people's lives

by Janet Napolitano

January-June 2014
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Wise use of biotechnology critical to sustainable future

by Paul Ludden, Neal Van Alfen, Steve Angle

July-September 2006
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When crop transgenes wander in California, should we worry?

by Norman C. Ellstrand

July-September 2006
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Collaboration fosters Kearney scientific achievements

by David A Grantz, Linda Marie Manton, Frederick H Swanson

April-June 2005
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Regulatory challenges reduce opportunities for horticultural biotechnology

by Keith Redenbaugh, Alan McHughen

April-June 2004
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In vitro gas production provides effective method for assessing ruminant feeds

by Girma Getachew, Edward J. DePeters, Peter H. Robinson

January-March 2004
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Low-income consumers, though less aware of genetically modified foods, are concerned and want labels

by Nicelma J. King

July-September 2003
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Research collaboration best defense against Pierce's disease

by W.R. Gomes

July-August 2001
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Transgenes are revolutionizing crop production

by George Bruening

July-August 2000
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New technologies are changing the face of agriculture

by James M. Lyons, George Bruening

July-August 2000
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Genetic engineering to improve quality, productivity and value of crops

by Abhaya M. Dandekar, Neal Gutterson

July-August 2000
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Harvest mechanization helps agriculture remain competitive

by James F. Thompson, Steven C. Blank

May-June 2000
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A new sharpshooter threatens both crops and ornamentals

by Matthew J. Blua, Phil A. Phillips, Richard A. Redak

March-April 1999
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Biotechnology: New benefits, new questions

by Calvin O. Qualset, Robert K. Webster

November-December 1998
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Public germplasm development at a crossroads: Biotechnology and intellectual property

by Brian D. Wright

November-December 1998
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Steering a course to farmland protection

by Alvin Sokolow

May-June 1998
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Breeding resistant alfalfa holds promise for silverleaf whitefly management

by Larry R. Teuber, Michael E. Rupert, Larry K. Gibbs, Ken L. Taggard

May-June 1997
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California Agriculture time line

Editors

November-December 1996
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In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivity

by Calvin O. Qualset, Patrick E. McGuire, Marilyn L. Warburton

November-December 1995
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After methyl bromide: No easy answers

Editors

May-June 1994
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Growing a world class institution

by Ann Foley Scheuring

July-August 1993
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Economics of salinity management

by Charles V. Moore, J. Herbert Snyder

October 1984
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6. Innovations in plant breeding: New concepts in whole-plant genetics

by Thomas J. Orton

August 1982
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1. Genetic engineering: The new techniques and their potential

by Carole P. Meredith

August 1982
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2. Plant breeding: Successes and limitations

by Paulden F. Knowles

August 1982
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Pollen selection

by Richard A. Jones

August 1982
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Isozymes in plant breeding

by Charles M. Rick

August 1982
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Cotton germplasm development

by Hubert B. Cooper, Angus H. Hyer, John H. Turner

September 1977
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New patterns in plant breeding

by P. F. Knowles

January 1973
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Performance and combining ability of muskmelon varieties in a diallel cross

by L. F. Lippert, M. O. Hall

February 1972
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Recently developed vegetable varieties aid mechanization and climatic adaptability

by G. C. Hanna, A. Gentile, P. G. Smith, L. F. Lippert, G. K. Davis, O. D. McCoy

March 1964
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Plant breeding of lima beans for nematode resistance

Editors

March 1961
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Plant breeding of commercial peppers for disease resistance

by Paul G. Smith, L. F. Lippert

November 1960
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Root rot resistance in common beans sought in plant breeding program

by Francis L. Smith, Byron R. Houston

September 1960
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Plant breeding program aided by radiation treatment

by H. P. Olmo

July 1960
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Larger strawberries through plant breeding

by R. S. Bringhurst, Victor Voth

February 1960
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Hybrid cotton breeding program: Limited quantity of cotton hybrids produced for scientific use but seed production on commercial scale not yet possible

by John H. Turner

March 1959
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New disease resistant tomatoes: Improved strains of varieties Pearson and Red Top developed in plant breeding program at Davis and released to seedsmen

by O. S. Cannon, G. C. Hanna

March 1959
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Wild safflower in California: Improvement of cultivated safflower through plant-breeding program to obtain desirable characteristics of wild species

by P. F. Knowles, Amram Ashri

April 1958
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Improved oat variety: Resistant to drought, shattering and stem rust, the new Indio shows promise

by Coit A. Suneson

August 1957
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Aphid resistant alfalfa plants: Inexpensive control of spotted alfalfa aphid can be expected as result of plant breeding program to develop new varieties

by Ernest H. Stanford

July 1956
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Dual cycle of avocado flowers: Study of the continuous dual opening cycle of the avocado flower shows need of large flying insects for pollination

by Peter A. Peterson

October 1955
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Resistant plants: Alfalfa variety resistant to aphid attack and adapted to desert areas planned

by E. H. Stanford

July 1955
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Breeding canning tomatoes: Canning strains resistant to Verticillium-Fusarium wilts further developed by plant-breeding program

by G. C. Hanna

November 1954
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New heat tolerant lima bean: Plant breeding program developed new variety of standard lima bean suitable for interior valleys

by R. W. Allard

March 1954
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Asparagus plant breeding: A commercially desirable new strain can be developed only after a minimum of eight to ten years of testing

by G. C. Hanna

January 1952
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Plant breeding: Disease resistant genes of nonagricultural wheat transferred to commercial bread wheat

by R. W. Allard

May 1949
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Study of evolution aided by research on

by E. B. Babcock

June 1947
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There are 54 results that meet your search criteria. There were 54 records found. UC pistachio cultivars show improved nut quality and are ready for harvest earlier than ‘Kerman’ by Craig E. Kallsen, Dan E. Parfitt, Joseph Maranto April-June 2020 Full-text HTML \| PDF Desert REC: Educational outreach and crop breeding by Jim Downing October-December 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF UC and California food systems: Growing together through the Global Food Initiative by Janet Napolitano July-September 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Lindcove REC: Developing citrus varieties resistant to huanglongbing disease by Hazel White January-March 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF The evolving fresh market berry industry in Santa Cruz and Monterey counties by Laura Tourte, Mark Bolda, Karen Klonsky July-September 2016 Full-text HTML \| PDF Economic sustainability modeling provides decision support for assessing hybrid poplar-based biofuel development in California by Varaprasad Bandaru, Nathan C. Parker, Quinn Hart, Mark Jenner, Boon-Ling Yeo, Jordan T. Crawford, Yuanzhe Li, Peter W. Tittmann, Luke Rogers, Stephen R. Kaffka, Bryan M. Jenkins July-September 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF ANR and Cooperative Extension touch people's lives by Janet Napolitano January-June 2014 Full-text HTML \| PDF Wise use of biotechnology critical to sustainable future by Paul Ludden, Neal Van Alfen, Steve Angle July-September 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF When crop transgenes wander in California, should we worry? by Norman C. Ellstrand July-September 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Collaboration fosters Kearney scientific achievements by David A Grantz, Linda Marie Manton, Frederick H Swanson April-June 2005 Full-text HTML \| PDF Regulatory challenges reduce opportunities for horticultural biotechnology by Keith Redenbaugh, Alan McHughen April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF In vitro gas production provides effective method for assessing ruminant feeds by Girma Getachew, Edward J. DePeters, Peter H. Robinson January-March 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Low-income consumers, though less aware of genetically modified foods, are concerned and want labels by Nicelma J. King July-September 2003 Full-text HTML \| PDF Research collaboration best defense against Pierce's disease by W.R. Gomes July-August 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Transgenes are revolutionizing crop production by George Bruening July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF New technologies are changing the face of agriculture by James M. Lyons, George Bruening July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Genetic engineering to improve quality, productivity and value of crops by Abhaya M. Dandekar, Neal Gutterson July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Harvest mechanization helps agriculture remain competitive by James F. Thompson, Steven C. Blank May-June 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF A new sharpshooter threatens both crops and ornamentals by Matthew J. Blua, Phil A. Phillips, Richard A. Redak March-April 1999 Full-text HTML \| PDF Biotechnology: New benefits, new questions by Calvin O. Qualset, Robert K. Webster November-December 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF Public germplasm development at a crossroads: Biotechnology and intellectual property by Brian D. Wright November-December 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF Steering a course to farmland protection by Alvin Sokolow May-June 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF Breeding resistant alfalfa holds promise for silverleaf whitefly management by Larry R. Teuber, Michael E. Rupert, Larry K. Gibbs, Ken L. Taggard May-June 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF California Agriculture time line Editors November-December 1996 Full-text HTML \| PDF In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivity by Calvin O. Qualset, Patrick E. McGuire, Marilyn L. Warburton November-December 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF After methyl bromide: No easy answers Editors May-June 1994 Full-text HTML \| PDF Growing a world class institution by Ann Foley Scheuring July-August 1993 Full-text HTML \| PDF Economics of salinity management by Charles V. Moore, J. Herbert Snyder October 1984 Full-text HTML \| PDF 6. Innovations in plant breeding: New concepts in whole-plant genetics by Thomas J. Orton August 1982 Full-text HTML \| PDF 1. Genetic engineering: The new techniques and their potential by Carole P. Meredith August 1982 Full-text HTML \| PDF 2. Plant breeding: Successes and limitations by Paulden F. Knowles August 1982 Full-text HTML \| PDF Pollen selection by Richard A. Jones August 1982 Full-text HTML \| PDF Isozymes in plant breeding by Charles M. Rick August 1982 Full-text HTML \| PDF Cotton germplasm development by Hubert B. Cooper, Angus H. Hyer, John H. Turner September 1977 Full-text HTML \| PDF New patterns in plant breeding by P. F. Knowles January 1973 Full-text HTML \| PDF Performance and combining ability of muskmelon varieties in a diallel cross by L. F. Lippert, M. O. Hall February 1972 Full-text HTML \| PDF Recently developed vegetable varieties aid mechanization and climatic adaptability by G. C. Hanna, A. Gentile, P. G. Smith, L. F. Lippert, G. K. Davis, O. D. McCoy March 1964 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plant breeding of lima beans for nematode resistance Editors March 1961 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plant breeding of commercial peppers for disease resistance by Paul G. Smith, L. F. Lippert November 1960 Full-text HTML \| PDF Root rot resistance in common beans sought in plant breeding program by Francis L. Smith, Byron R. Houston September 1960 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plant breeding program aided by radiation treatment by H. P. Olmo July 1960 Full-text HTML \| PDF Larger strawberries through plant breeding by R. S. Bringhurst, Victor Voth February 1960 Full-text HTML \| PDF Hybrid cotton breeding program: Limited quantity of cotton hybrids produced for scientific use but seed production on commercial scale not yet possible by John H. Turner March 1959 Full-text HTML \| PDF New disease resistant tomatoes: Improved strains of varieties Pearson and Red Top developed in plant breeding program at Davis and released to seedsmen by O. S. Cannon, G. C. Hanna March 1959 Full-text HTML \| PDF Wild safflower in California: Improvement of cultivated safflower through plant-breeding program to obtain desirable characteristics of wild species by P. F. Knowles, Amram Ashri April 1958 Full-text HTML \| PDF Improved oat variety: Resistant to drought, shattering and stem rust, the new Indio shows promise by Coit A. Suneson August 1957 Full-text HTML \| PDF Aphid resistant alfalfa plants: Inexpensive control of spotted alfalfa aphid can be expected as result of plant breeding program to develop new varieties by Ernest H. Stanford July 1956 Full-text HTML \| PDF Dual cycle of avocado flowers: Study of the continuous dual opening cycle of the avocado flower shows need of large flying insects for pollination by Peter A. Peterson October 1955 Full-text HTML \| PDF Resistant plants: Alfalfa variety resistant to aphid attack and adapted to desert areas planned by E. H. Stanford July 1955 Full-text HTML \| PDF Breeding canning tomatoes: Canning strains resistant to Verticillium-Fusarium wilts further developed by plant-breeding program by G. C. Hanna November 1954 Full-text HTML \| PDF New heat tolerant lima bean: Plant breeding program developed new variety of standard lima bean suitable for interior valleys by R. W. Allard March 1954 Full-text HTML \| PDF Asparagus plant breeding: A commercially desirable new strain can be developed only after a minimum of eight to ten years of testing by G. C. Hanna January 1952 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plant breeding: Disease resistant genes of nonagricultural wheat transferred to commercial bread wheat by R. W. Allard May 1949 Full-text HTML \| PDF Study of evolution aided by research on by E. B. Babcock June 1947 Full-text HTML \| PDF

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There were 54 records found.

UC pistachio cultivars show improved nut quality and are ready for harvest earlier than ‘Kerman’

by Craig E. Kallsen, Dan E. Parfitt, Joseph Maranto

April-June 2020
Full-text HTML | PDF

Desert REC: Educational outreach and crop breeding

by Jim Downing

October-December 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC and California food systems: Growing together through the Global Food Initiative

by Janet Napolitano

July-September 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Lindcove REC: Developing citrus varieties resistant to huanglongbing disease

by Hazel White

January-March 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

The evolving fresh market berry industry in Santa Cruz and Monterey counties

by Laura Tourte, Mark Bolda, Karen Klonsky

July-September 2016
Full-text HTML | PDF

Economic sustainability modeling provides decision support for assessing hybrid poplar-based biofuel development in California

by Varaprasad Bandaru, Nathan C. Parker, Quinn Hart, Mark Jenner, Boon-Ling Yeo, Jordan T. Crawford, Yuanzhe Li, Peter W. Tittmann, Luke Rogers, Stephen R. Kaffka, Bryan M. Jenkins

July-September 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

ANR and Cooperative Extension touch people's lives

by Janet Napolitano

January-June 2014
Full-text HTML | PDF

Wise use of biotechnology critical to sustainable future

by Paul Ludden, Neal Van Alfen, Steve Angle

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

When crop transgenes wander in California, should we worry?

by Norman C. Ellstrand

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Collaboration fosters Kearney scientific achievements

by David A Grantz, Linda Marie Manton, Frederick H Swanson

April-June 2005
Full-text HTML | PDF

Regulatory challenges reduce opportunities for horticultural biotechnology

by Keith Redenbaugh, Alan McHughen

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

In vitro gas production provides effective method for assessing ruminant feeds

by Girma Getachew, Edward J. DePeters, Peter H. Robinson

January-March 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Low-income consumers, though less aware of genetically modified foods, are concerned and want labels

by Nicelma J. King

July-September 2003
Full-text HTML | PDF

Research collaboration best defense against Pierce's disease

by W.R. Gomes

July-August 2001
Full-text HTML | PDF

Transgenes are revolutionizing crop production

by George Bruening

July-August 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

New technologies are changing the face of agriculture

by James M. Lyons, George Bruening

July-August 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

Genetic engineering to improve quality, productivity and value of crops

by Abhaya M. Dandekar, Neal Gutterson

July-August 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

Harvest mechanization helps agriculture remain competitive

by James F. Thompson, Steven C. Blank

May-June 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

A new sharpshooter threatens both crops and ornamentals

by Matthew J. Blua, Phil A. Phillips, Richard A. Redak

March-April 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

Biotechnology: New benefits, new questions

by Calvin O. Qualset, Robert K. Webster

November-December 1998
Full-text HTML | PDF

Public germplasm development at a crossroads: Biotechnology and intellectual property

by Brian D. Wright

November-December 1998
Full-text HTML | PDF

Steering a course to farmland protection

by Alvin Sokolow

May-June 1998
Full-text HTML | PDF

Breeding resistant alfalfa holds promise for silverleaf whitefly management

by Larry R. Teuber, Michael E. Rupert, Larry K. Gibbs, Ken L. Taggard

May-June 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

California Agriculture time line

Editors

November-December 1996
Full-text HTML | PDF

In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivity

by Calvin O. Qualset, Patrick E. McGuire, Marilyn L. Warburton

November-December 1995
Full-text HTML | PDF

After methyl bromide: No easy answers

Editors

May-June 1994
Full-text HTML | PDF

Growing a world class institution

by Ann Foley Scheuring

July-August 1993
Full-text HTML | PDF

Economics of salinity management

by Charles V. Moore, J. Herbert Snyder

October 1984
Full-text HTML | PDF

6. Innovations in plant breeding: New concepts in whole-plant genetics

by Thomas J. Orton

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

1. Genetic engineering: The new techniques and their potential

by Carole P. Meredith

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

2. Plant breeding: Successes and limitations

by Paulden F. Knowles

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

Pollen selection

by Richard A. Jones

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

Isozymes in plant breeding

by Charles M. Rick

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

Cotton germplasm development

by Hubert B. Cooper, Angus H. Hyer, John H. Turner

September 1977
Full-text HTML | PDF

New patterns in plant breeding

by P. F. Knowles

January 1973
Full-text HTML | PDF

Performance and combining ability of muskmelon varieties in a diallel cross

by L. F. Lippert, M. O. Hall

February 1972
Full-text HTML | PDF

Recently developed vegetable varieties aid mechanization and climatic adaptability

by G. C. Hanna, A. Gentile, P. G. Smith, L. F. Lippert, G. K. Davis, O. D. McCoy

March 1964
Full-text HTML | PDF

Plant breeding of lima beans for nematode resistance

Editors

March 1961
Full-text HTML | PDF

Plant breeding of commercial peppers for disease resistance

by Paul G. Smith, L. F. Lippert

November 1960
Full-text HTML | PDF

Root rot resistance in common beans sought in plant breeding program

by Francis L. Smith, Byron R. Houston

September 1960
Full-text HTML | PDF

Plant breeding program aided by radiation treatment

by H. P. Olmo

July 1960
Full-text HTML | PDF

Larger strawberries through plant breeding

by R. S. Bringhurst, Victor Voth

February 1960
Full-text HTML | PDF

Hybrid cotton breeding program: Limited quantity of cotton hybrids produced for scientific use but seed production on commercial scale not yet possible

by John H. Turner

March 1959
Full-text HTML | PDF

New disease resistant tomatoes: Improved strains of varieties Pearson and Red Top developed in plant breeding program at Davis and released to seedsmen

by O. S. Cannon, G. C. Hanna

March 1959
Full-text HTML | PDF

Wild safflower in California: Improvement of cultivated safflower through plant-breeding program to obtain desirable characteristics of wild species

by P. F. Knowles, Amram Ashri

April 1958
Full-text HTML | PDF

Improved oat variety: Resistant to drought, shattering and stem rust, the new Indio shows promise

by Coit A. Suneson

August 1957
Full-text HTML | PDF

Aphid resistant alfalfa plants: Inexpensive control of spotted alfalfa aphid can be expected as result of plant breeding program to develop new varieties

by Ernest H. Stanford

July 1956
Full-text HTML | PDF

Dual cycle of avocado flowers: Study of the continuous dual opening cycle of the avocado flower shows need of large flying insects for pollination

by Peter A. Peterson

October 1955
Full-text HTML | PDF

Resistant plants: Alfalfa variety resistant to aphid attack and adapted to desert areas planned

by E. H. Stanford

July 1955
Full-text HTML | PDF

Breeding canning tomatoes: Canning strains resistant to Verticillium-Fusarium wilts further developed by plant-breeding program

by G. C. Hanna

November 1954
Full-text HTML | PDF

New heat tolerant lima bean: Plant breeding program developed new variety of standard lima bean suitable for interior valleys

by R. W. Allard

March 1954
Full-text HTML | PDF

Asparagus plant breeding: A commercially desirable new strain can be developed only after a minimum of eight to ten years of testing

by G. C. Hanna

January 1952
Full-text HTML | PDF

Plant breeding: Disease resistant genes of nonagricultural wheat transferred to commercial bread wheat

by R. W. Allard

May 1949
Full-text HTML | PDF

Study of evolution aided by research on

by E. B. Babcock

June 1947
Full-text HTML | PDF

University of California, 2801 Second Street, Room 184, Davis, CA, 95618
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