Chellemi,
Dan O.
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Evaluation of Soil Fumigant Retention Under Various Solid-tarp Application
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Yates,
Scott R.
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Update of Film Permeability Measurements for USDA-ARS Area-wide Research Project
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Yaorong
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Tarp Permeability Testing at EPA
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Oleg
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Fumigant and Strawberry Variety Evaluations in Macrophomina and
Fusarium Fields
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Oleg
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Yellow Nutsedge Management with Chemical, Physical and Thermal Treatments
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Steven
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Systems to Disinfest Soils with Heat for Strawberry and Flower Production
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Steven
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Facilitating Adoption of Alternatives to Methyl Bromide in California Strawberry
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Strawberry Production in Soilless Substrate Troughs – Water Management
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V. J.
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Midas® Soil Fumigant Update – 2009
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J. E.
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Shachaf
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Microbial Aspects of Accelerated Degradation of Metam-sodium in Soil
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Jerry
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David
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John,
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Jeff,
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John,
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Thomas
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Methyl Bromide Alternatives for Raspberry Nurseries
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Jerry
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J. S.,
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Gladiolus Production with Methyl Bromide Alternatives Pacific Area-wide Program
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G. S.
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Bruce
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Joe
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Industry Wide Assessments of Methyl Bromide Alternatives in Florida Strawberry
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B. D.
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Greg
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Integrated Pre-plant Alternatives to Methyl Bromide for Almonds and Other Stone
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R. H.
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Update on a Preplant Methyl Bromide Alternatives Trial in a Walnut Replant Site
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D.
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Scott R.
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New Solar Heat Pulsing Technology as a Potential Pest Control Strategy
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Erin
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Chemical Alternatives to Methyl Bromide for Florida Ornamental Production
Quicke,
Marie
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2009 Methyl Bromide Alternatives in Alabama Forest Tree Seedling Nurseries
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Joe
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USDA ARS Area-wide Project Large Scale Demonstration Trialing of Methyl Bromide
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Frank
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Grafting Tomato with Interspecific Rootstocks Provides Effective Management for
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Welker,
Rob
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Research and Extension Efforts to Enable Successful Transition Away from Methyl
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Minuto,
Andrea
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Butler,
David M.
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Michael G.
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Tomato Rootstock Performance to Natural Populations of Root-knot Nematodes
Freeman,
Josh
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Performance of Grafted Tomato Seedlings in Open Field Production
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Adam,
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Mark
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Non-fumigant Management of Apple Replant Disease in Organic and Conventional
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Michael,
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Dan O.
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Evaluation of Soil Solarization on Commercial Cut Flower Farms
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Edgar
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H
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Steven
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Josh
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Marcello D.
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Mona
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under Retentive Films
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Nico
(56) Use
of Controlled Atmosphere for Pest Control in Dried Fruits/Nuts
Vroom,
Nico
(57) Use
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Wes
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Chemical Composition of Dry Cured Hams Fumigated with Carbon Dioxide
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Wes
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Chemical Composition of Dry Cured Hams Fumigated with Phosphine
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Spencer
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Ovicidal Efficacy of Sulfuryl Fluoride to Stored-Product Pests of Dried Fruits
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Christoph
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Response of Eggs of Corcyra cephalonica towards Sulfuryl Fluoride
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Ciesla
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Influence of Temperature and CTP on Flour Beetle Eggs after Sulfuryl
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Robert
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Control of Carob Moth (Ectomyelosis ceratonia) in Fresh Dates
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Jeannette
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Evaluation of Combining Sulfuryl Fluoride, Propylene Oxide & CO2
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Jeff
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Monika
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Efficacy of a Structural Heat Treatment Against Tribolium castaneum
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Frank
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Esfenvalerate plus Methoprene Aerosol to Control the Indianmeal Moth
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James
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Impact of Sulfuryl Fluoride Fumigation on Pest Populations in Rice Mills
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Ed
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California ProFume® Update 2009
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John
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Patrick
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Preliminary Tests on Quality of High Moisture Dates with Five Alternatives
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Michelle
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Methyl Bromide and Sulfuryl Fluoride Effectiveness Against Red Flour Beetle
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Bhadriraju
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Comparing Leakage Rates of Methyl Bromide and Sulfuryl Fluoride During
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Michael
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Examination of the Economic Feasibility of Methyl Bromide Alternatives
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Judy
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Radio Frequency Heat Treatments to Disinfect Dried Pulses of Cowpea Weevil
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Meng
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Development, Relative Retention, and Productivity of Red Flour Beetle on
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Joel
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Chuck
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Mating Disruption for Control of Navel Orangeworm in Central California
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Bradley
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Alan
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Plant Protection and Quarantine Methods Development Projects 2009-2010:
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Bo-Kyung (83) Application of
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Yong-Biao
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Dagmar
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(96) Bio-Solarization for Strawberry Production
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Magdalena
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(99) Strawberry Production in Soilless Substrate
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Shennan, Carol
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Tronstad, Russell
(102) Economic Considerations of Grafted
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Kubota, Chieri (103)
Evaluation of Grafted Seedlings in Commercial
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Iodomethane Phytotoxicity: Potential Role of
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Chow, Edgard
(108) TIF™ Totally Impermeable Film for
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Sances, Frank (109)
The California "Two Step Program" for Season
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Dennis
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