2002 Research Projects Awarded |
2002 Research Projects Awarded |
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Project Leader |
Project Title |
Funding Awardedz |
Renewal—Pome Fruit |
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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 |
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1994 Dwarf Gala Rootstock Trial, R. Marini |
$1,600 |
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1994 Semi-dwarf Gala Rootstock Trial, R. Marini |
$700 |
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1999 Semi-dwarf Apple Rootstock Trial, W. Autio |
$1,600 |
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1999 Dwarf Apple Rootstock Trial, W. Autio |
$1,600 |
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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 |
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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 |
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Aldwinckle, H., G. Fazio, T. Robinson |
Determine if all sources of B.9 are resistant to fire blight |
$10,300 |
New—Stone Fruit |
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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.