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| Additions or corrections to our 2002 Research Report, as well as information about our next field season: Research Progress Reports, P-Days and Severity Values, Weather data (Antigo, Grand Marsh, Hancock, Plover) will be available at our web site (instructions to get there) . | |
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| Potato |
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| Evaluation of fungicides to control early blight and late blight of potato - Hancock - Russet Burbank |
1-14
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| Evaluation of integrated host resistance and fungicide application to control early blight and late blight of potato - Hancock, 2002 |
15-22
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| Evaluation of potato cultivars and breeding selections to identify resistance to early blight and late blight |
23-34
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| Evaluation of potato cultivars and breeding selections to identify resistance in tubers to early blight, late blight and pink rot |
35-38
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| Evaluation of the effect of treatment on seedpiece decay, Rhizoctonia canker, plant vigor and yield - Antigo |
39-40
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| Evaluation of potato cultivars and breeding selections to identify resistance to common scab - Antigo |
41-42
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| Evaluation of seedpiece and foliar treatments to control common scab - Antigo |
43-44
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| Evaluation of the efficacy of seedpiece or in-furrow fungicide treatment for potato disease control - Spooner |
45-46
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| Integration of biological and chemical controls for improved white mold management - snap and dry beans, 2002 |
47-50
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| Evaluation of chemical control of white mold on snap bean - Hancock, 2002 |
51-54
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| Virus resistance: A possible solution to snap bean losses |
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| Evaluation of fungicides to control Cercospora leaf spot on table beet - Hancock, 2002 |
55-56
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| Carrot |
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| Evaluation of fungicides to control carrot foliar blights - Hancock |
57-58
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| Evaluation of weather-based spray programs on tolerant and susceptible carrot varieties to control foliar diseases caused by Alternaria and Cercospora |
59-64
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| Evaluation of reduced risk spray programs on tolerant and susceptible carrot varieties to control foliar diseases caused by Alternaria and Cercospora |
65-70
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| Evaluation of carrot cultivars and breeding selections to identify resistance to foliar blights-Hancock |
71-78
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| Evaluation of carrot cultivars and breeding selections to identify resistance to foliar blights - Endeavor, 2002 |
79-84
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| Evaluation of fungicides to control Phytophthora blight and fruit rot of cucumber, 2002 |
85-86
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| Evaluation of fungicides for management of onion pathogens (CORRECTED) |
87-88
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| Evaluation of the effect of foliar field application of registered fungicides on onion storage quality |
89-90
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| Pumpkin and Squash |
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| Evaluation of control of powdery mildew on pumpkin with fungicides - Hancock, 2002 |
91-92
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| Evaluation of pumpkin and squash varieties for resistance to powdery mildew - Hancock, 2002 |
93-96
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| Appendix I - Antigo |
97-98
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| Appendix II - Hancock, Table 1, Soil temperature |
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| Appendix II - Hancock, Table 2, Weather data |
100-102
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| Appendix III - Spooner |
103
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| Information about our web site |
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| Acknowledgments | |||
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We thank Therese Aschkenase, Barry Ausen, Sarah Bowman, Nick Breitbach, Jeff Breuer, Glenn Carlson, Heidi Chaudoir, Terry Depies, Russell Doane, Tanya Ebbert, Irwin Goldman, Nate Good, Horia Groza, Richard and Roderick Gumz, Cathy and Tom Guth, Geri Haberlach, Thelma Heidel, John Helgeson, Gary Humphrey, Florence Johnson, Rob Kane, Doug Klabunde, Casey Klingbeil, Katie Kolpack, Chuck Kostichka, Andrea Maciejczak, Paul Miller, Mike Novak, Paul Phillippi, Cheryl Pionke, Bob Rand (Spooner), Peter Rogers, Elmer Rose, Noah Rosenzweig, Stephanie Rust, Gary Staffeldt, Roger Stratton, Susan Weilgus, Ken Williams and Ron Wolosek for their support and assistance. We also thank all the plant breeders and seed companies who provided material for us to evaluate in our variety trials (sources listed with trials) and the Wisconsin Seed Potato Certification Program. The financial support of AgraQuest, Aventis CropScience (Bayer), BASF Corporation, Bayer CropScience, Cerexagri Inc., Dow AgroSciences, E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Eden Bioscience, Encore Technologies, LLC, Gowan Co., Griffin Corporation, IR-4, ISK Biosciences Corp, Midwest Food Processors Association, Nufarm America (Agtrol), Sipcam Agro, Syngenta Crop Protection, United Agri Products, USDA, UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, Wisconsin Potato Industry Board, and Wisconsin Potato and Vegetable Growers Association is gratefully acknowledged. |
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W.
R. Stevenson
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R.
V. James
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wrs@plantpath.wisc.edu
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rvj@plantpath.wisc.edu
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608-262-6291
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608-262-3269
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by RVJ
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