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Almond trees grown on peach rootstock initially more productive

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May-June 1995
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March-April 1995
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January-February 1995
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Research update: Africanized Bees: Ready or not, here they come

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March-April 1994
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With fewer acres, more mechanization: California leads Spain in almond production, exports to world

by Juan Ramon Murua, Hoy Carman, Julian Alston

November-December 1993
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Normal fruit set is up; shotberries are down: Topical application of ‘Sevillano’ pollen to ‘Manzanillo’ olive proves effective

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May-June 1992
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How Africanized honey bees will affect California agriculture

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January-February 1992
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A new tagging and recapture method for evaluating honeybee pollination activity

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Strong honeybee colonies prove value in almond pollination

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August 1970
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Timing supplemental feeding of honey bees for improved crop pollination

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January 1969
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Plant preference of honeybees in white-flowered alfalfa

by R. W. Hagemann, L. G. Jones, J. T. Feather

November 1968
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Supplemental feeding of honey bees

by Bob Sheesley, Bernard Poduska

July 1968
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Effects of artificial pollination on yield of Nonpareil almond trees

by R. W. Thorp, W. Stanger, T. Aldrich

September 1967
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Effects of cold on cereal crops

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August 1964
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New pear roots for old … inarching decline-immune seedlings into susceptible peas trees

by R. L. Rackham, B. E. Bearden, R. S. Bethell, R. H. Gripp, G. W. Morehead, J. W. Osgood

June 1964
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Bees are essential: Pollination of squashes, gourds and pumpkins

by A. E. Michelbacher, Ray F. Smith, P. D. Hurd

May 1964
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Timing is critical for effective cross pollination of almond flowers

by W. H. Griggs, B. T. Iwakiri

January 1964
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Studies on self- and cross-pollination of olives under varying temperature conditions

by Muriel V. Bradle, William H. Griggs, Hudson T. Hartmann

March 1961
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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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Fruit set in melon breeding: Hand pollination found to be less effective than pollination by honeybees in experiments at Davis

by Louis K. Mann

July 1954
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Pollen storage: High viability of pollen obtained after storage in home freezer

by W. H. Griggs, George H. Vansell, Ben T. Lwakiri

July 1953
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Cantaloupe fruit set: Relationship to fertilization, seed development, and fruit growth studied to determine causes of drop

by Louis K. Mann, Jeanette Robinson

February 1952
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Seedless Calimyrna figs: Produced without caprifigs by spraying with growth regulators

by Julian C. Crane, Rene Blondeau

February 1948
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Hand pollination of cherimoya practical method for improving fruit set for better yields

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Gary June 1971 Full-text HTML \| PDF Strong honeybee colonies prove value in almond pollination by Bob Sheesley, Bernard Poduska August 1970 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sweet cherry pollination for Early Burlat and Moreau by Warren Micke, Vilmos Beres, James Doyle, Wallace Schreader March 1970 Full-text HTML \| PDF Effects of Alar on almonds… delayed flowering… shorter shoots by Kay Ryugo, D. E. Kester, Don Rough, Felix Mikuckis January 1970 Full-text HTML \| PDF Timing supplemental feeding of honey bees for improved crop pollination by Bob Sheesley, Bernard Poduska October 1969 Full-text HTML \| PDF Honey bee pollination of alfalfa seed improved by supplemental feeding by Bob Sheesley, Bernard Poduska March 1969 Full-text HTML \| PDF A progress report… bee pollination in cucumbers for pickling by W. S. Seyman, W. W. Barnett, R. W. Thorp, W. Stanger, P. B. Payne January 1969 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plant preference of honeybees in white-flowered alfalfa by R. W. Hagemann, L. G. Jones, J. T. 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Yield in almond is related more to the abundance of flowers than the relative number of flowers that set fruit

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January-March 2004
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Water management practices can affect salinity in rice fields

by Steven C. Scardaci, Michael C. Shannon, Stephen R. Grattan, Austine U. Eke, Stacey R. Roberts, S. Goldman-Smith, James E. Hill

November-December 2002
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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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Biodiversity is critical to future health of California's ecology and economy

by Barbara Allen-Diaz

March-April 2000
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High-tech exec seduced by world-class olive oil

by J. Warnert

November-December 1999
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X. fragariae and C. cladosporioides cause strawberry blossom blight

by W. Douglas Gubler, Connie J. Feliciano, Adria C. Bordas, Ed L. Civerolo, Jason A. Melvin, Norman C. Welch

July-August 1999
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Agriculture and the ecosystem: Partners for life

by W.R. Gomes

May-June 1999
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Shot hole encourages almond drop, doesn't harm kernels

by Beth L. Teviotdale, Nancy Goodell, Dennis Harper

January-February 1999
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Scientists see spike in Africanized bee numbers

Editors

March-April 1998
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Blessing or curse? Varroa mite impacts Africanized bee spread and beekeeping

by Robert E. Page

March-April 1998
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Africanized bees, 1990–1995: Initial rapid invasion has slowed in the U.S.

by P. Kirk Visscher, Richard S. Vetter, F. Chris Baptista

January-February 1997
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Waters recede, damage estimates soar

Editors

January-February 1997
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Living with the Africanized bee: Sinaloan beekeepers adapt pollination to Africanized bees

by Francis Ratnieks, P. Kirk Visscher

July-August 1996
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Almond trees grown on peach rootstock initially more productive

by W.C. Micke, M.W. Freeman, R.H. Beede, D.E. Kester, J.T. Yeager, K.G. Pelletreau, J.H. Connell

July-August 1996
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Sidebar: Nation's richest insect diversity in California

by Greg Ballmer

November-December 1995
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Urbanization crowds out oaks

Editors

September-October 1995
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Long-term survival question: Why do oaks produce boom-and-bust seed crops?

by Walter D. Koenig, Jean Knops

September-October 1995
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How new crop disaster policy could affect California

by Hyunok Lee, Joy Harwood, Agapi Somwaru

May-June 1995
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Vacuums provide limited Lygus control in strawberries

by Carolyn Pickel, Frank G. Zalom, Douglas B. Walsh, Norman C. Welch

March-April 1995
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Invasion of California by exotic pests

by Robert L. Metcalf

January-February 1995
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Research update: Africanized Bees: Ready or not, here they come

Editors

March-April 1994
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With fewer acres, more mechanization: California leads Spain in almond production, exports to world

by Juan Ramon Murua, Hoy Carman, Julian Alston

November-December 1993
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Normal fruit set is up; shotberries are down: Topical application of ‘Sevillano’ pollen to ‘Manzanillo’ olive proves effective

by G. Steven Sibbett, Mark W. Freeman, Louise Ferguson, Vito S. Polito

May-June 1992
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How Africanized honey bees will affect California agriculture

by Robert E. Page

January-February 1992
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Ecological research: Long-term studies to gauge effects of invading bees

by Robbin W. Thorp, Gordon W. Frankie, John Barthell, David Gordon, Linda Newstrom, Terry Griswold, Justin Schmidt, Steve Thoenes

January-February 1992
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Improving honey bee pollination efficiency in almonds

by Gerald M. Loper, Robbin W. Thorp, Richard Berdel

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1985
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1. Genetic engineering: The new techniques and their potential

by Carole P. Meredith

August 1982
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Pollen transmission of avocado sunblotch virus experimentally demonstrated

by Paul R. Desjardins, Robert J. Drake, E. Laurence Atkins, Berthold O. Bergh

October 1979
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Olive pollination

Editors

October 1976
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Mechanical pollination of date palms

by R. M. Perkins, P. F. Burkner

March 1974
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A new tagging and recapture method for evaluating honeybee pollination activity

by Norman E. Gary

June 1971
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Strong honeybee colonies prove value in almond pollination

by Bob Sheesley, Bernard Poduska

August 1970
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Sweet cherry pollination for Early Burlat and Moreau

by Warren Micke, Vilmos Beres, James Doyle, Wallace Schreader

March 1970
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Effects of Alar on almonds… delayed flowering… shorter shoots

by Kay Ryugo, D. E. Kester, Don Rough, Felix Mikuckis

January 1970
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Timing supplemental feeding of honey bees for improved crop pollination

by Bob Sheesley, Bernard Poduska

October 1969
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Honey bee pollination of alfalfa seed improved by supplemental feeding

by Bob Sheesley, Bernard Poduska

March 1969
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A progress report… bee pollination in cucumbers for pickling

by W. S. Seyman, W. W. Barnett, R. W. Thorp, W. Stanger, P. B. Payne

January 1969
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Plant preference of honeybees in white-flowered alfalfa

by R. W. Hagemann, L. G. Jones, J. T. Feather

November 1968
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Supplemental feeding of honey bees

by Bob Sheesley, Bernard Poduska

July 1968
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Effects of artificial pollination on yield of Nonpareil almond trees

by R. W. Thorp, W. Stanger, T. Aldrich

September 1967
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Effects of cold on cereal crops

by C. A. Suneso, M. D. Miller

August 1964
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New pear roots for old … inarching decline-immune seedlings into susceptible peas trees

by R. L. Rackham, B. E. Bearden, R. S. Bethell, R. H. Gripp, G. W. Morehead, J. W. Osgood

June 1964
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Bees are essential: Pollination of squashes, gourds and pumpkins

by A. E. Michelbacher, Ray F. Smith, P. D. Hurd

May 1964
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Timing is critical for effective cross pollination of almond flowers

by W. H. Griggs, B. T. Iwakiri

January 1964
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Studies on self- and cross-pollination of olives under varying temperature conditions

by Muriel V. Bradle, William H. Griggs, Hudson T. Hartmann

March 1961
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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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Fruit set in melon breeding: Hand pollination found to be less effective than pollination by honeybees in experiments at Davis

by Louis K. Mann

July 1954
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Pollen storage: High viability of pollen obtained after storage in home freezer

by W. H. Griggs, George H. Vansell, Ben T. Lwakiri

July 1953
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Cantaloupe fruit set: Relationship to fertilization, seed development, and fruit growth studied to determine causes of drop

by Louis K. Mann, Jeanette Robinson

February 1952
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Seedless Calimyrna figs: Produced without caprifigs by spraying with growth regulators

by Julian C. Crane, Rene Blondeau

February 1948
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Hand pollination of cherimoya practical method for improving fruit set for better yields

by C. A. Schroeder

July 1947
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Bees valuable to growers for aid as pollinizers

by J. E. Eckert

April 1947
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