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Journal of Applied Ecology, Volume 63, Issue 1, January 2026.Intelligent tinkering can identify divergent structural responses to active and passive restoration treatments that inhibit ecosystem recovery. Consideration of all structural responses to adapt restoration practices is not just needed within Woodland caribou ranges but is needed across peatland restoration, globally.
Colleen M. Sutheimer, Scott E. Nielsen
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Social Sciences and Humanities OpenIn the 2020–2021 school year, teachers and students at PK-12 schools in Texas, a large southern U.S. state, returned to in-person instruction from fully virtual learning.
Jeffrey Keese +2 more
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Effect of potassium fertilizer, genetic makeup, and environment on the potato tuber nutrition
Journal of Agriculture and Food ResearchPotatoes are a globally significant food crop, valued not only for their caloric content but also for their significant contribution to vital nutrients for human health, such as vitamins, amino acids, and phenolic compounds.
Shahram Torabian +6 more
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Apple russet on Yellow Newtown Pippin
California Agriculture, 1979 Using compounds that were successful in treating russet-sensitive Golden Delicious apples, scientists tested Yellow Newtown Pippins in the Pajaro Valley for response against russeting. The treatments did not reduce russet enough to warrant use.
G Martin, R Tyler, C Nishijima
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Impact of Globodera ellingtonae on yield of potato (Solanum tuberosum)
Journal of Nematology, 2019 Globodera ellingtonae was described from Oregon and Idaho in 2012. Due to the close phylogenetic relationship of this nematode to the potato cyst nematodes G. pallida and G. rostochiensis, and evidence that G.
Zasada Inga A. +3 more
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University of Florida Potato Variety Trial Spotlight: Goldrush
EDIS, 2021 ‘Goldrush’ is a russet potato variety commonly grown for the fresh potato market particularly for baking and boiling. It was selected from the progeny of a cross between ND450-3Russ and Lemhi Russet at North Dakota State University (Johansen et al. 1993)
Mario H. M. L. Andrade +4 more
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Russet crack disease of sweet potatoes
California Agriculture, 1977 Russet crack disease of sweet potatoes (Ipomoea batatas) was first reported in New Jersey in 1961 and it was suggested a virus might be the cause. Soon after, the disease was in California; probably it had been imported with propagative roots from the ...
R Campbell, R Scheuerman, D Hall
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The Chicken Gut Microflora and Probiotic Supplements
The Journal of Poultry Science, 2001 Roy Fuller
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California Agriculture, 1968 Prune russet scab, sometimes called lacy scab, was reduced to an insignificant level in the 1967 season by one application of a fungicidal spray during the full bloom period. Both Captan and Phygon (dichlone) proved successful and may be used by prune-growers. Difolatan (folcid), another chemical used in these tests, is not registered for use on prunes
J Corbin, J Lider, K Roberts
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Potato Productivity Response to Potassium Fertilizer Source and Rate in Oregon’s Columbia Basin
AgronomyPotatoes require high potassium (K) fertilization for good yields, especially in Oregon’s Columbia Basin, but little is known about how K rate and source affect potatoes.
Shahram Torabian +7 more
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