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 | Plant Management Network News Number 44:
October 27, 2005 | 
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Plant
Management Network Welcomes New University Partners
The University of Arizona and Michigan
State University join the growing network of
PMN Land-Grant Partner Universities. Both
Universities now have complete access to all PMN resources for all
faculty, students, and staff – both on and off campus. Look for
resource pages from these Universities to be included in the
PMN Plant Science Database in the near future.
University
of Arizona
The mission of the
University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
is to develop, integrate, extend, and apply knowledge. Plant
related information is developed through several Campus
Departments and the Agricultural Centers located throughout the
state. The resulting information is integrated in ways useful to
a variety of users and made available through the Cooperative
Extension Offices in each county and by the Internet.
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New Articles from Applied Turfgrass Science
Research:
Chemical Methods of Moss Control on Golf Course Putting Greens
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New Articles from Crop Management Research:
Estimating Total Costs and Possible
Returns from Precision Farming Practices
Summary | Article
Soybean
and Clay Cowpea Grown for Forage Production in the Subtropics
Summary | Article
Grain Sorghum and Soybean Cropping
Sequence Affect Yield and Fertilizer N Requirement
Summary | Article
Reviews:
Interpreting Yield
Variability with Electrical Conductivity and Terrain Attributes
across a Central Kentucky Landscape
Summary | Article |
New Articles from Plant Health Progress Research:
The Southeastern U.S. Fusarium Head
Blight Epidemic of 2003
Summary | Article Briefs:
First Report of Powdery Mildew
of Scabiosa columbaria (Dove Pincushions) Caused by
Erysiphe knautiae in North America
Summary | Article
First Report of Powdery Mildew
on Caragana arborescens and Caragana grandiflora
in Alaska caused by Microsphaera (Erysiphe)
palczewskii
Summary | Article
First Report of Phragmidium
violaceum Infecting Himalaya and Evergreen Blackberries
in North America
Summary | Article
Review:
Alternatives to Methyl
Bromide: A Florida Perspective
Summary | Article
Industry News:
New Online Cotton Nematode
Learning Module Launched
Article
New Research Shows That Bt Crops
Pose Little Threat to Non-Target Organisms
Article
Herculex RW Receives U.S.
Regulatory Approvals
Article
Cannonball Registered for Vine
Decline Suppression in Cucurbits
Article
Charter Fungicide Receives
Registration in the U.S.
Article
New
Soybean Resists Nematodes and Pathogens
Article
DNA Fingerprints for Insects
Article
Pioneer Adds Dynasty Fungicide
to Seed Treatment Lineup
Article
New Kidney Bean Germplasm Line
Resists Common Bacterial Blight Disease
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National Agricultural Library
Subscribes to PMN
The
United States National Agricultural Library (NAL) has
acquired access to all subscription content of the
Plant Management Network. PMN content includes
four peer-reviewed journals:
Crop Management,
Plant Health Progress,
Forage and Grazinglands, and
Applied Turfgrass Science. Other electronic
publications and databases include:
B&C Tests,
F&N Tests,
Variety Trials, the
PMN Soybean Rust Information Center, and the PMN
Image and
Plant Science databases.
Arthropod Management Tests
will be added soon.
NAL’s subscription provides access to all
employees of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
in all agencies via IP address and NAL’s Digital Desktop
Library, DigiTop. USDA personnel are encouraged to forward
information about of the availability of PMN’s resources to
colleagues and to
sign up at no cost for the monthly
PMN Update newsletter and new article alert. NAL joins 30
U.S. land-grant universities, other academic institutions,
corporations, and libraries in Canada, Europe, and Australia in
providing this interdisciplinary applied agricultural resource
to its constituents.
Established in 1862 and with over 3.3 million
items in its collection, NAL’s mission is to increase the
availability and utilization of agricultural information for
researchers, educators, policymakers, consumers of agricultural
products, and the public at large.
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National
Soybean Rust Symposium Proceedings
to Be Published in PMN
The proceedings of the
National Soybean Rust Symposium, being held November 15-16,
2005, in Nashville, TN, will be published as part of the
PMN Soybean Rust Information Center shortly following the
symposium. Expected components of the proceedings are the
symposium’s program booklet, PowerPoint presentations, poster
abstracts, posters, discussion notes, and executive summary.
Registration for the symposium is currently closed given space
limitations and registrations will not be accepted at the door.
Those wishing to be notified when the proceedings has been
posted may
sign up at no cost to receive the
PMN Update newsletter, which will carry an announcement.
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PMN
to Exhibit at ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual Meeting
Attendees of the
2005 Annual Meetings, November 6-10, of the
American Society of Agronomy,
Crop Science Society of America, and
Soil Science Society of America are invited to visit the PMN
Exhibit (booth 320) in Salt Lake City, UT. The exhibit provides an
opportunity to learn more about
Plant Management Network, its
journals, and
partnership program, as well as to register to win a
high-quality PMN embroidered golf shirt. See you there! |
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