Document Type

Report

Editor

David E. Yarborough

Jennifer L. D'Appollonio

Publisher

University of Maine

Publication Date

1-2011

Publisher location

Orono, ME

Abstract/ Summary

1. Utilizing wild blueberries to protect human health against bacterial infection and food poisoning

2. Microbial control of wild blueberries

3. Mechanisms through which wild blueberries affect functional characteristics of the arterial wall related to endothelial dysfunction in Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats

4. Do wild blueberries affect high blood lipids, high blood glucose and obesity as related to the Metabolic Syndrome?

5. Control Tactics for Blueberry Pest Insects, 2010

6. Insect Pest Management Strategies, 2010

7. Biology and Ecology of Pest Insects, 2010

8. Biology and Ecology of Beneficial Insects, 2010

9. Pesticide Residues on Lowbush Blueberry, 2010

10. Maine wild blueberry fungicide evaluation trials 2010-2011

11. Control of Valdensinia and Septoria Leaf Spot 2010-2011

12. Valdensinia leaf spot – Education, Control and Research – 2010-2011

13. Effect of Soil pH on Nutrient Uptake

14. Evaluation of the Effects of Gypsum (CaSO4) on Wild Blueberry Fruit Ca Concentration

15. Stimulating plant recovery from land-leveling field disturbance using plant growth regulators

16. Interactive effects of weed pressure, fertility and fungicide treatment on severity of mummy berry blight on lowbush blueberries

17. Fall application of tribenuron methyl for bunchberry control in wild blueberries, 2009-2010 – effects of fall versus spring pruning on cover in the non-crop year

18. Wild Blueberry Extension Education Program in 2010

19. Systems approach to improving the sustainability of wild blueberry production, Year 1 of a four-year study – overview

20. Abundance of insect pest species and natural enemies in lowbush blueberry fields maintained under different management practices, Year 1 of a four year study

21. Disease Assessment in Management Systems, Year 1 of a four year study

22. Plant productivity, Year 1 of a four year study

23. Systems approach to improving the sustainability of wild blueberry production, Year 1 of a four-year study, preliminary weed management results

24. Systems approach to improving sustainability of wild blueberry production, Year 1 of a four-year study, preliminary soil health and chemistry results

25. Transition to organic production (Amherst site) - overview

26. Abundance of insect pest species and natural enemies in an organically- managed lowbush blueberry field

27. Transition to organic production, Year 1 of an organic fertilizer project

28. Transition to organic production, Year 1 of an organic fertilizer study – weed management

29. Persistence and natural occurrence of a soil dwelling entomopathogenic fungus in Maine blueberry fields (ancillary study)

30. Determine causal agents of new stem blights and leaf spot diseases emerging as potential threats to wild blueberry (ancillary study)

31. Gypsum rate evaluation for wild lowbush blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium Ait.) soils (ancillary study)

32. Comparison of single and split application of gypsum for wild lowbush blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium Ait.) (ancillary study)

33. Effects of Velossa and Grounded vs. Velpar L on the control of broadleaf herbaceous weeds and grasses on wild blueberries in Maine (ancillary study)

34. Effects of Alion vs. Velpar L on the control of broadleaf herbaceous weeds and grasses on wild blueberries in Maine (ancillary study)

35. Effects of Sinbar WP and WDG vs. Velpar L on the control of broadleaf herbaceous weeds and grasses on wild blueberries in Maine (ancillary study)

36. Effects of Prowl H2O, Quinstar 4L and Matrix vs. Velpar on the control of broadleaf herbaceous weeds and grasses in wild blueberry in Maine (ancillary study)

37. Effects of compost and mulch on soil health and soil nutrient dynamics in wild blueberry (ancillary study)

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