2002 Research Projects Awarded

2002 Research Projects Awarded

Project Leader

Project Title

Funding

Awardedz

     

Renewal—Pome Fruit

Barritt, B., G. Fazio, T. Robinson

Early intermediate level testing of new CG. apple rootstocks in the Pacific Northwest

$5,500

Fazio, G., H. Aldwinckle, H. Holleran, T. Robinson

Fingerprinting of apple rootstocks and determination of differential susceptibility of rootstocks to four strains of fire blight and three latent viruses

$8,000

Marini, R.

NC-140 data summarization

 
 

1994 Dwarf Gala Rootstock Trial, R. Marini

$1,600

 

1994 Semi-dwarf Gala Rootstock Trial, R. Marini

$700

 

1999 Semi-dwarf Apple Rootstock Trial, W. Autio

$1,600

 

1999 Dwarf Apple Rootstock Trial, W. Autio

$1,600

Robinson, T., G. Fazio, NC-140 committee

National evaluation of the new Cornell-Geneva rootstocks and other promising rootstocks from around the world

$6,000

Renewal—Stone Fruit

Kappel, F.

Sweet cherry rootstock evaluation

$4,500

Lang, G., R. Perry

Fundamental rootstock influence on flowering affects training and management decisions for cherry crop  load and fruit quality

$5,000

Neilsen, D., G. Neilsen

Nutrient and water management in high-density sweet cherry

$4,500

Robinson, T., R. Andersen, S. Hoying

High-density planting systems for sweet cherries in the Northeast

$9,500

New—Pome Fruit

Aldwinckle, H., G. Fazio, T. Robinson

Determine if all sources of B.9 are resistant to fire blight

$10,300

New—Stone Fruit

Iezzoni, A.

First grafted evaluation of MSU's sweet cherry rootstock selections

$2,000

Lang, G., M. Ayala

Physiological determination of the most efficient pruning cuts for balancing cherry cropping and shoot renewal on Gisela rootstocks

$4,500

 

Total Awarded

$65,300

zIncludes funding provided by Research Partners (nurseries), Gisela Inc. and Northwest Nursery Improvement Institute.

 


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