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1994 HRI Research Grant Recipients

Biotechnology (5%)

Anatomy and Morphology of Tissue Proliferation in Rhododendrons, Dr. S. James, Berry College. GA $4000

RAPD Markers for Fingerprinting Cultivars and Detecting Tissue Culture Variants of Blueberry, Azalea and Rhododendrons, Drs. L. Rowland and R. Zimmerman, USDA, MD $3000

Cold Hardiness (3%)

Cold Hardiness Database, C. Hayes and T. Anisko, University of Georgia $4000

Compost (8%)

Organic Waste Media For in-Ground Container Shade Tree Culture, Drs. C. Chong and G. Lumis, Horticultural Research Institute of Ontano $2000

Growth of Nursery Plants Produced in Varying Rates of Yard Waste Compost, Dr. E. Smith, Kurtz Bros Inc, OH $10,000

Container Growing (3%)

Effectiveness of Foam Inserts and Copper in Reducing Container Heat Stress, Drs. C. Gilliam. J. Eakes and G. Keever. Auburn University, AL $5000

Fertilizer (9%)

Pulse Irrigation, Fertilizer Placement, and Fertilizer Rate: Effects on Plant Growth and Water and Nutrient Efficacy, Drs. C. Gilliam, J. Eakes, G. Keever, Auburn University, AL, and S. Warren and T Bilderback, North Carolina State University $10,000

Minimum Fertilizer and Irrigation Input System for Container-Grown Plants, Dr. U. K. Schuch, University of California $4000

1994 HRI Research Grant Recipients

Integrated Pest Management(IPM) (5%)

Developing Phenology Forecasting Models for Nursery and Landscape Pests, R. Wawrzynski, University of Minnesota $5000

Insects That Feed on Trees and Shrubs, New Illustrations and Life-Cycle Information, Dr. W. T. Johnson. Cornell University, NY $2000

IPM-Disease Control (16%)

Breeding Multiclonal Series of Resistant Red-Tip Photinia x fraseri, Drs. R. Johnson, National Arboretum, DC, and M. Dirr, University of Georgia $3000

Evaluation of Antimicrobial Proteins for Use in Controlling Diseases in Chestnut, Drs. H. G. Hughes, M. Graca and D. McMurray, Colorado State University $2000

Establishing Resistance to Dogwood Anthracnose, In Vitro and In Viva, Dr. E. T. Graham, University of Tennessee, and D. Wedge, Clemson University, SC $8000

Ash Yellows Disease Suppression in Susceptible Scions on Tolerant Rootstocks, W. Sinclair and H. Griffiths, Cornell University, NY $3000

Genetic Mapping of Blackspot Resistance in Roses, S. Rajapakse, Clemson University, SC $3000

The Persistence of the Fungicide Propiconazole In Treated Trees, Dr. D.Appel, Texas A&M University $5000

IPM-Insect Control (20%)

Naturally Occurring Insecticides and Allelochemicals in Rosaceous Trees, Dr. T G. Ranney, North Carolina State University $l0,000

Factors Influencing Azalea Lace Bug Distribution: Natural Enemies and Habitat Diversity, P. Leddy, University of Maryland $3000

The Effect of Rate and Timing of Nitrogen Fertilization on Azalea Lace Bug Injury to Azalea, Dr. M. J. Raupp, University of Maryland $2000

Screening Out Bedding Plant and Propagation House Pests, Dr. J. R. Baker, North Carolina State University $2000

Biological Control of the Banded Ash Borer Using Nematodes, D. Smith-Fiola and S. Gill, University of Maryland $2500

Greenhouse Trials: Fungi for Management of Thrips and Whiteflies, Drs. B. Parker and M. Brownbridge, University of Vermont $l0,000

IPM-Weed Control (3%)

Weed Control Strategies for Herbaceous Perennials, Drs. 8. Swanson II and J. Calkins, University of Minnesota $4500

Marketing (12%)

The Retail Garden Center Environment and its Effect on Consumer Shopping, L. Samsel, University of Nebraska $10,000

Consumer Selection of Garden Center Type: Conventional vs Mass Merchandiser, Dr. A. X. Niemiera, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, and Dr. K. Stone, Iowa State University $3000

Project Concept for a Study to Analyze the Attitude and Behavior of Nursery Product Consumers $5000

Propagation (1%)

Propagation and Replicated Field-Plot Establishment of American Elm Clones, A. M. Townsend, National Arboretum, DC $2000

Urban Horticulture (8%)

Survivability of Bracted Cornus Species, Cultivars and Interspecific Hybrids in the Urban Landscape, Dr. E. J. Garvey, National Arboretum, DC $3000

Understanding Species Differences in Tolerating Compacted Soil Conditions, Dr. N. Bassuk and S. Day, Cornell University, NY $1000

Developing a Soil Planting Medium for Urban Trees to Maximize Rooting Volume Under Pavement, Dr. N. Bassuk, Cornell University, NY $6000

Evaluation of Cultivars and Seed Sources of Trees for Drought Tolerance, Drs. H. Pellett and S. McNamara, University of Minnesota $2000

Water Quality (7%)

Best Management Strategies for Improved Water Quality at Container Nursery Facilities, Drs. K. Tilt and C. Gilliam, Auburn University, AL $5000

Minimizing Non-Target Herbicide Losses, Drs. C. Gilliam,. G. Keever and J. fakes, Auburn University, AL $3000

The Effect of Irrigation Water Quality end Fertilizer on pH, Calcium, and Magnesium Management of Peat Based Media, Dr. B. Argo, Michigan State University $3000

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