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2005 Robert R. Krueger (Seasonal Variations in N Uptake & Nutrient Concentrations in Mature Field-Grown Citrus)

The objectives of this study were to measure seasonal variations in mineral nutrient concentration…..

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2005 Carol J. Lovatt (New Field Uses for Four Commercial PGRs)

The goal of this research is to determine the commercial value….

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2005 J.E. Adaskaveg (Etiology & Management of Rind Breakdown of Mandarins)

Recent reports of preharvest rind decay of mandarins….

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2005 Craig Kallsen ( Irrigation Stress & Early Navel Fruit Maturity)

The objective of this experiment is to measure the effects of three levels of water stress initiated approximately August 1 on navel orange fruit size, yield, sugar/acid, color, and juice percentage.

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2005 David A. Goldhamer (Using Regulated Deficit Irrigation )

We are evaluating regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) as a technique to produce optimal-sized high-quality fruit with late harvest (Lane Late) navels.

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2005 Pat Unkefer ( Metabolomic Analysis of Citrus )

The overall objective of this project is to establish metabolomics as a useful tool to analyze the metabolic state of citrus.

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2005 C. Thomas Chao (Production & Management Strategies for New Mandarins in California)

The main project objectives in 2004-2005 were to study compatibility and seediness among mandarins.

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2005 C. Thomas Chao & Carol J. Lovat (Improving the Efficacy of GA3)

The overall goals of this research are to identify the proper rate, proper timing, and best frequency of GA3….

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2005 C. Thomas Chao (Registration of 2,4-D for Fruit Size and Yield Increase of Mandarins and Mandarin Hybrids in California)

The overall goal of this project is to seek a permanent registration of 2,4-D for fruit size increase of mandarins and mandarin hybrids in California

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2005 Craig Kallsen (Petroleum Oils as Navel Orange and Tangelo Fruit Thinning Agents)

The major objective of this project has been to determine how a summer application of 10 gallons of a 440-weight narrow-range petroleum oil in a 200-gallon per-acre spray solution affectgs the alternate bearing, fruit size and yield of Minneola tangelo.

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