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  • ABOUT
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  • FRUIT MAP
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FRUIT QUARTERLY

Fall 2017

Editorial – A BIG Thank You to All Our Field Trial Hosts

  1. Horticultural performance of Geneva® rootstocks grafted with ‘Fuji’ in the Hudson Valley, NY
  2. Stem-end flesh browning of ‘Gala’ apples is decreased by preharvest 1-MCP (Harvista) and conditioning treatments
  3. Evaluation of dormant copper sprays with bark penetrating surfactants in reduction of Erwinia amylovora in cankers and of low-rate copper sprays in blossom blight control
  4. The National Academies’ latest report on preparing for future biotechnology products and its potential impact on the fruit industry
  5. The Resurgence of Codling Moth in the Hudson Valley

Fall 2017 Issue

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