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New Zealand lessons may aid efforts to control light brown apple moth in California

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Diaprepes root weevil, a new California pest, will raise costs for pest control and trigger quarantines

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Leafroll disease is spreading rapidly in a Napa Valley vineyard

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Vineyard managers and researchers seek sustainable solutions for mealybugs, a changing pest complex

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Plans to control light brown apple moth stir controversy

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Light brown apple moth's arrival in California worries commodity groups

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Methyl bromide alternatives evaluated for California strawberry nurseries

by Steven A. Fennimore, John M. Duniway, Greg T. Browne, Frank N. Martin, Husein A. Ajwa, Becky B. Westerdahl, Rachael E. Goodhue, Milton Haar, Christopher Winterbottom

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Insecticide treatments disinfest nursery citrus of glassy-winged sharpshooter

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California mealybugs can spread grapevine leafroll disease

by Deborah A. Golino, Susan T. Sim, Raymond Gill, Adib Rowhani

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Eradication costs calculated: Red imported fire ants threaten agriculture, wildlife and homes

by Karen M. Jetter, Jay Hamilton, John H. Klotz

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Insecticides sought to control adult glassy-winged sharpshooter

by David H. Akey, Thomas J. Henneberry, Nick C. Toscano

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Solarization and biofumigation help disinfest soil

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November-December 2000
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Structural adjustment, resources, global economy to challenge California agriculture

by Warren E. Johnston, Harold O. Carter

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Sharpshooter on the move

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A new sharpshooter threatens both crops and ornamentals

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DustBusters reduce pollution, wind erosion: Though difficult to achieve, revegetation is best way to stabilize soil

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Oaks grown from nursery stock have better survival rate

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Wholesale nursery surveys reveal inventory, customers and business practices

by Ursula K. Schuch, Grant J. Klein

September-October 1996
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Ozone air pollution increases spray oil phytotoxicity

by William A. Retzlaff, William W. Barnett, Larry E. Williams, Theodore M. DeJong

March-April 1996
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Planted blue oaks may need help to survive in Southern Sierras

by Theodore E. Adams, Neil K. McDougald

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Urbanization crowds out oaks

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Parasitoid shows potential for biocontrol of eugenia psyllid

by Donald L. Dahlsten, Donald M. Kent, David L. Rowney, William A. Copper, Terri E. Young, Richard L. Tassan

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Gophers love oak — to death

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Imported fire ants: potential risk to California

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On the California border, exotic pests pose growing problem for California

by Robert V. Dowell, Conrad J. Krass

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Over-tree sprinkling reduces abnormal shapes in ‘Bing’ sweet cherries

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July-August 1991
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Biological control sought for ash whitefly

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January-February 1990
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Selection for freedom from bud failure

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March 1975
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Merchandising nursery stock in California

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April 1960
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September 1959
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There are 56 results that meet your search criteria. There were 56 records found. Letter to the editor From our readers January-March 2019 Full-text HTML \| PDF Three new Phytophthora detection methods, including training dogs to sniff out the pathogen, prove reliable by Tedmund J. Swiecki, Matt Quinn, Laura Sims, Elizabeth Bernhardt, Lauralea Oliver, Tina Popenuck, Matteo Garbelotto October-December 2018 Full-text HTML \| PDF Coordinated response to inadvertent introduction of pathogens to California restoration areas by Susan J. Frankel, Janice M. Alexander, Diana Benner, Alisa Shor October-December 2018 Full-text HTML \| PDF Soil- and waterborne Phytophthora species linked to recent outbreaks in Northern California restoration sites by Matteo Garbelotto, Susan J. Frankel, Bruno Scanu October-December 2018 Full-text HTML \| PDF Land access and costs may drive strawberry growers' increased use of fumigation by Julie Guthman July-September 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Phytophthora ramorum can survive introduction into finished compost by Steven Swain, Matteo Garbelotto October-December 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF The cost of the glassy-winged sharpshooter to California grape, citrus and nursery producers by Karen M. Jetter, Joseph G. Morse, John N. Kabashima October-December 2014 Full-text HTML \| PDF UC and the state of California team up against invasive species by Elizabeth E. Grafton-Cardwell, Annette Jones, Nick Condos October-December 2014 Full-text HTML \| PDF EXCLUDING PESTS AND PATHOGENS: Plant health: How diagnostic networks and interagency partnerships protect plant systems from pests and pathogens by Richard M. Bostock, Carla S. Thomas, Richard W. Hoenisch, Deborah A. Golino, Georgios Vidalakis October-December 2014 Full-text HTML \| PDF MANAGING NEWLY ESTABLISHED PESTS: Cooperative efforts contained spread of Pierce's disease and found genetic resistance by George Bruening, Bruce C. Kirkpatrick, Thomas Esser, Robert K. Webster October-December 2014 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sidebar: Coordinated response to PD involves growers, scientists and government by George Bruening, Bruce C. Kirkpatrick, Thomas Esser, Robert K. Webster October-December 2014 Full-text HTML \| PDF Pierce's disease costs California $104 million per year by Kabir P. Tumber, Julian M. Alston, Kate B. Fuller January-June 2014 Full-text HTML \| PDF Totally impermeable film (TIF) reduces emissions in perennial crop fumigation by Suduan Gao, Bradley D. Hanson, Ruijun Qin, Jose Cabrera, James S. Gerik, Dong Wang, Greg T. Browne October-December 2013 Full-text HTML \| PDF Researchers develop alternatives to methyl bromide fumigation by Robin Meadows July-September 2013 Full-text HTML \| PDF Preplant 1,3-D treatments test well for perennial crop nurseries, but challenges remain by Bradley D. Hanson, Suduan Gao, James Gerik, Ruijun Qin, J. Alfonso Cabrera, Amit J. Jhala, M. Joy M. Abit, David Cox, Brian Correiar, Dong Wang, Gregory T. Browne July-September 2013 Full-text HTML \| PDF Specialty crops and methyl bromide alternatives: Taking stock after 7 years by Greg T. Browne July-September 2013 Full-text HTML \| PDF Radio-frequency identification could help reduce the spread of plant pathogens by Andrea Luvisi, Alessandra Panattoni, Enrico Triolo July-September 2012 Full-text HTML \| PDF Letters by Editor January-March 2012 Full-text HTML \| PDF Nurseries surveyed in Southern California adopt best practices for water quality by Salvatore S. Mangiafico, Julie Newman, Maren Mochizuki, Dale Zurawski, Donald J. Merhaut, Ben Faber January-March 2010 Full-text HTML \| PDF New Zealand lessons may aid efforts to control light brown apple moth in California by Lucia G. Varela, James T.S. Walker, Peter L. Lo, David J. Rogers January-March 2010 Full-text HTML \| PDF Diaprepes root weevil, a new California pest, will raise costs for pest control and trigger quarantines by Karen M. Jetter, Kris Godfrey July-September 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF Leafroll disease is spreading rapidly in a Napa Valley vineyard by Deborah A. Golino, Ed Weber, Susan Sim, Adib Rowhani October-December 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF Vineyard managers and researchers seek sustainable solutions for mealybugs, a changing pest complex by Kent M. Daane, Monica L. Cooper, Serguei V. Triapitsyn, Vaughn M. Walton, Glenn Y. Yokota, David R. Haviland, Walt J. Bentley, Kris E. Godfrey, Lynn R. Wunderlich October-December 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plans to control light brown apple moth stir controversy by Kathy Keatley Garvey April-June 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF Light brown apple moth's arrival in California worries commodity groups by Lucia G. Varela, Marshall W. Johnson, Larry Strand, Cheryl A. Wilen, Carolyn Pickel April-June 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF Methyl bromide alternatives evaluated for California strawberry nurseries by Steven A. Fennimore, John M. Duniway, Greg T. Browne, Frank N. Martin, Husein A. Ajwa, Becky B. Westerdahl, Rachael E. Goodhue, Milton Haar, Christopher Winterbottom April-June 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF New controls investigated for vine mealybug by Kent M. Daane, Walter J. Bentley, Vaughn M. Walton, Raksha Malakar-Kuenen, Jocelyn G. Millar, Chuck A. Ingels, Ed A. Weber, Carmen Gispert January-March 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Introduced parasitic wasps could control glassy-winged sharpshooter by Leigh J. Pilkington, Nicola A. Irvin, Elizabeth A. Boyd, Mark S. Hoddle, Serguei V. Triapitsyn, Bryan G. Carey, Walker A. Jones, Morgan J.W. David October-December 2005 Full-text HTML \| PDF Insecticide treatments disinfest nursery citrus of glassy-winged sharpshooter by Elizabeth E. Grafton-Cardwell, Christopher A. Reagan, Yuling Ouyang October-December 2003 Full-text HTML \| PDF California mealybugs can spread grapevine leafroll disease by Deborah A. Golino, Susan T. Sim, Raymond Gill, Adib Rowhani November-December 2002 Full-text HTML \| PDF Eradication costs calculated: Red imported fire ants threaten agriculture, wildlife and homes by Karen M. Jetter, Jay Hamilton, John H. Klotz January-February 2002 Full-text HTML \| PDF Insecticides sought to control adult glassy-winged sharpshooter by David H. Akey, Thomas J. Henneberry, Nick C. Toscano July-August 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Scientists, state aggressively pursue Pierce's disease by Robin Meadows July-August 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Solarization and biofumigation help disinfest soil by James J. Stapleton, Clyde L. Elmore, James E. DeVay November-December 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Structural adjustment, resources, global economy to challenge California agriculture by Warren E. Johnston, Harold O. Carter July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sharpshooter on the move Editors 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 DustBusters reduce pollution, wind erosion: Though difficult to achieve, revegetation is best way to stabilize soil by David A. Grantz, David L. Vaughn, Robert J. Farber, Bong Kim, Tony VanCuren, Rich Campbell, David Bainbridge, Tom Zink July-August 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF Weed control improves survival of transplanted blue oak by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands, William B. McHenry September-October 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF Oaks grown from nursery stock have better survival rate by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands, Marion E. Stanley January-February 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF Wholesale nursery surveys reveal inventory, customers and business practices by Ursula K. Schuch, Grant J. Klein September-October 1996 Full-text HTML \| PDF Ozone air pollution increases spray oil phytotoxicity by William A. Retzlaff, William W. Barnett, Larry E. Williams, Theodore M. DeJong March-April 1996 Full-text HTML \| PDF Planted blue oaks may need help to survive in Southern Sierras by Theodore E. Adams, Neil K. McDougald September-October 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF Urbanization crowds out oaks Editors September-October 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF Parasitoid shows potential for biocontrol of eugenia psyllid by Donald L. Dahlsten, Donald M. Kent, David L. Rowney, William A. Copper, Terri E. Young, Richard L. Tassan July-August 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF Soil fumigants provide multiple benefits; alternatives give mixed results by M. McKenry, T. Buzo, J. Kretsch, S. Kaku, E. Otomo, R. Ashcroft, A. Lange, K. Kelley May-June 1994 Full-text HTML \| PDF Gophers love oak — to death by Theodore E. Adams, William H. Weitkamp September-October 1992 Full-text HTML \| PDF Imported fire ants: potential risk to California by Vernard R. Lewis, Laura D. Merrill, Thomas H. Atkinson, Joanne S. Wasbauer January-February 1992 Full-text HTML \| PDF On the California border, exotic pests pose growing problem for California by Robert V. Dowell, Conrad J. 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Sher September 1959 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sewage sludges for agriculture: Production of high value specialty crops, nursery stock and similar crops possible disposal outlet for treated sewage by R. H. Sciaroni, O. R. Lunt November 1957 Full-text HTML \| PDF Ornamental crop production: Irrigation technics and dependable soil mixes basic to maximum production and minimum growing costs in industry by O. R. Lunt April 1957 Full-text HTML \| PDF

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Three new Phytophthora detection methods, including training dogs to sniff out the pathogen, prove reliable

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October-December 2018
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Coordinated response to inadvertent introduction of pathogens to California restoration areas

by Susan J. Frankel, Janice M. Alexander, Diana Benner, Alisa Shor

October-December 2018
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Soil- and waterborne Phytophthora species linked to recent outbreaks in Northern California restoration sites

by Matteo Garbelotto, Susan J. Frankel, Bruno Scanu

October-December 2018
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Land access and costs may drive strawberry growers' increased use of fumigation

by Julie Guthman

July-September 2017
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Phytophthora ramorum can survive introduction into finished compost

by Steven Swain, Matteo Garbelotto

October-December 2015
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The cost of the glassy-winged sharpshooter to California grape, citrus and nursery producers

by Karen M. Jetter, Joseph G. Morse, John N. Kabashima

October-December 2014
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UC and the state of California team up against invasive species

by Elizabeth E. Grafton-Cardwell, Annette Jones, Nick Condos

October-December 2014
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EXCLUDING PESTS AND PATHOGENS: Plant health: How diagnostic networks and interagency partnerships protect plant systems from pests and pathogens

by Richard M. Bostock, Carla S. Thomas, Richard W. Hoenisch, Deborah A. Golino, Georgios Vidalakis

October-December 2014
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MANAGING NEWLY ESTABLISHED PESTS: Cooperative efforts contained spread of Pierce's disease and found genetic resistance

by George Bruening, Bruce C. Kirkpatrick, Thomas Esser, Robert K. Webster

October-December 2014
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Sidebar: Coordinated response to PD involves growers, scientists and government

by George Bruening, Bruce C. Kirkpatrick, Thomas Esser, Robert K. Webster

October-December 2014
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Pierce's disease costs California $104 million per year

by Kabir P. Tumber, Julian M. Alston, Kate B. Fuller

January-June 2014
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Totally impermeable film (TIF) reduces emissions in perennial crop fumigation

by Suduan Gao, Bradley D. Hanson, Ruijun Qin, Jose Cabrera, James S. Gerik, Dong Wang, Greg T. Browne

October-December 2013
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Researchers develop alternatives to methyl bromide fumigation

by Robin Meadows

July-September 2013
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Preplant 1,3-D treatments test well for perennial crop nurseries, but challenges remain

by Bradley D. Hanson, Suduan Gao, James Gerik, Ruijun Qin, J. Alfonso Cabrera, Amit J. Jhala, M. Joy M. Abit, David Cox, Brian Correiar, Dong Wang, Gregory T. Browne

July-September 2013
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Specialty crops and methyl bromide alternatives: Taking stock after 7 years

by Greg T. Browne

July-September 2013
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Radio-frequency identification could help reduce the spread of plant pathogens

by Andrea Luvisi, Alessandra Panattoni, Enrico Triolo

July-September 2012
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Letters

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January-March 2012
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Nurseries surveyed in Southern California adopt best practices for water quality

by Salvatore S. Mangiafico, Julie Newman, Maren Mochizuki, Dale Zurawski, Donald J. Merhaut, Ben Faber

January-March 2010
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New Zealand lessons may aid efforts to control light brown apple moth in California

by Lucia G. Varela, James T.S. Walker, Peter L. Lo, David J. Rogers

January-March 2010
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Diaprepes root weevil, a new California pest, will raise costs for pest control and trigger quarantines

by Karen M. Jetter, Kris Godfrey

July-September 2009
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Leafroll disease is spreading rapidly in a Napa Valley vineyard

by Deborah A. Golino, Ed Weber, Susan Sim, Adib Rowhani

October-December 2008
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Vineyard managers and researchers seek sustainable solutions for mealybugs, a changing pest complex

by Kent M. Daane, Monica L. Cooper, Serguei V. Triapitsyn, Vaughn M. Walton, Glenn Y. Yokota, David R. Haviland, Walt J. Bentley, Kris E. Godfrey, Lynn R. Wunderlich

October-December 2008
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Plans to control light brown apple moth stir controversy

by Kathy Keatley Garvey

April-June 2008
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Light brown apple moth's arrival in California worries commodity groups

by Lucia G. Varela, Marshall W. Johnson, Larry Strand, Cheryl A. Wilen, Carolyn Pickel

April-June 2008
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Methyl bromide alternatives evaluated for California strawberry nurseries

by Steven A. Fennimore, John M. Duniway, Greg T. Browne, Frank N. Martin, Husein A. Ajwa, Becky B. Westerdahl, Rachael E. Goodhue, Milton Haar, Christopher Winterbottom

April-June 2008
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New controls investigated for vine mealybug

by Kent M. Daane, Walter J. Bentley, Vaughn M. Walton, Raksha Malakar-Kuenen, Jocelyn G. Millar, Chuck A. Ingels, Ed A. Weber, Carmen Gispert

January-March 2006
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Introduced parasitic wasps could control glassy-winged sharpshooter

by Leigh J. Pilkington, Nicola A. Irvin, Elizabeth A. Boyd, Mark S. Hoddle, Serguei V. Triapitsyn, Bryan G. Carey, Walker A. Jones, Morgan J.W. David

October-December 2005
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Insecticide treatments disinfest nursery citrus of glassy-winged sharpshooter

by Elizabeth E. Grafton-Cardwell, Christopher A. Reagan, Yuling Ouyang

October-December 2003
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California mealybugs can spread grapevine leafroll disease

by Deborah A. Golino, Susan T. Sim, Raymond Gill, Adib Rowhani

November-December 2002
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Eradication costs calculated: Red imported fire ants threaten agriculture, wildlife and homes

by Karen M. Jetter, Jay Hamilton, John H. Klotz

January-February 2002
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Insecticides sought to control adult glassy-winged sharpshooter

by David H. Akey, Thomas J. Henneberry, Nick C. Toscano

July-August 2001
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Scientists, state aggressively pursue Pierce's disease

by Robin Meadows

July-August 2001
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Solarization and biofumigation help disinfest soil

by James J. Stapleton, Clyde L. Elmore, James E. DeVay

November-December 2000
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Structural adjustment, resources, global economy to challenge California agriculture

by Warren E. Johnston, Harold O. Carter

July-August 2000
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Sharpshooter on the move

Editors

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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DustBusters reduce pollution, wind erosion: Though difficult to achieve, revegetation is best way to stabilize soil

by David A. Grantz, David L. Vaughn, Robert J. Farber, Bong Kim, Tony VanCuren, Rich Campbell, David Bainbridge, Tom Zink

July-August 1998
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Weed control improves survival of transplanted blue oak

by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands, William B. McHenry

September-October 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

Oaks grown from nursery stock have better survival rate

by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands, Marion E. Stanley

January-February 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

Wholesale nursery surveys reveal inventory, customers and business practices

by Ursula K. Schuch, Grant J. Klein

September-October 1996
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Ozone air pollution increases spray oil phytotoxicity

by William A. Retzlaff, William W. Barnett, Larry E. Williams, Theodore M. DeJong

March-April 1996
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Planted blue oaks may need help to survive in Southern Sierras

by Theodore E. Adams, Neil K. McDougald

September-October 1995
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Urbanization crowds out oaks

Editors

September-October 1995
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Parasitoid shows potential for biocontrol of eugenia psyllid

by Donald L. Dahlsten, Donald M. Kent, David L. Rowney, William A. Copper, Terri E. Young, Richard L. Tassan

July-August 1995
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Soil fumigants provide multiple benefits; alternatives give mixed results

by M. McKenry, T. Buzo, J. Kretsch, S. Kaku, E. Otomo, R. Ashcroft, A. Lange, K. Kelley

May-June 1994
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Gophers love oak — to death

by Theodore E. Adams, William H. Weitkamp

September-October 1992
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Imported fire ants: potential risk to California

by Vernard R. Lewis, Laura D. Merrill, Thomas H. Atkinson, Joanne S. Wasbauer

January-February 1992
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On the California border, exotic pests pose growing problem for California

by Robert V. Dowell, Conrad J. Krass

January-February 1992
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Over-tree sprinkling reduces abnormal shapes in ‘Bing’ sweet cherries

by Stephen M. Southwick, Kenneth A. Shackel, James T. Yeager, Wesley K. Asai, Matt Katacich

July-August 1991
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Biological control sought for ash whitefly

by Tom S. Bellows, Timothy D. Paine, Ken Y. Arakawa, Carol Meisenbacher, Paula Leddy, John Kabashima

January-February 1990
Full-text HTML | PDF

Selection for freedom from bud failure

by D. E. Kester, R. N. Asay

March 1975
Full-text HTML | PDF

Merchandising nursery stock in California

by Charles W. E. Paine

April 1960
Full-text HTML | PDF

Citrus and avocado nematodes: Spread by nursery stock, by contaminated implements, and by water from irrigation canals that may drain infested land

by R. C. Baines, S. D. Van Gundy, S. A. Sher

September 1959
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sewage sludges for agriculture: Production of high value specialty crops, nursery stock and similar crops possible disposal outlet for treated sewage

by R. H. Sciaroni, O. R. Lunt

November 1957
Full-text HTML | PDF

Ornamental crop production: Irrigation technics and dependable soil mixes basic to maximum production and minimum growing costs in industry

by O. R. Lunt

April 1957
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