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EDITORIAL CATEGORY - RESEARCH
How Much Mist Are You Applying in Propagation?   Greenhouse Product News December 2011   Allison Justice, Jeremy Crook and Jim Faust
Calculating the amount of mist to apply during propagation can be quite a challenge. Here are some instructions on how to make your own in-house measurements.
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When to Light or Shade, and When Not...   Greenhouse Product News November 2011   Jennifer Boldt, John Erwin and Esther Gesick
Research shows that the following standards can be used for lighting or shading in different parts of the country, as well as during different stages of production.
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New Technology for More Efficient Breeding   Greenhouse Product News November 2011   Joli A. Hohenstein
A new genomic modification technology has been developed that can be applied to all plants without using common genetic engineering.
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The Great Pot Debate: Plastic Vs. Biodegradable   Greenhouse Product News November 2011   Laurie Scullin
There are no easy choices when it comes to the various types of containers available for greenhouse production. Here are some considerations.
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Are You Recognizing Your Heating Costs?   Greenhouse Product News November 2011   Erik Runkle
Energy for heating is often the second largest overhead cost for ornamental plant growers in the northern half of the United States and in Canada. There are a variety of growing practices and technologies that can be used to lower energy costs.
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The Effect of Shipping & Handling on Poinsettia Marketability   Greenhouse Product News October 2011   Jim Barrett
An important barrier to increased poinsettia consumption is the quality of plants at retail. Read on to learn more about the factors affecting poinsettia marketability.
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Repelling Fungus Gnats with Dryer Sheets   Greenhouse Product News July 2011    Raymond A. Cloyd, Karen A. Marley, Richard A. Larson and Bari Arieli
For years, claims have been made that Bounce fabric softener sheets repel mosquitoes, but do they have the same effect on fungus gnats?
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Improving Greenhouse Substrates   Greenhouse Product News June 2011   Bill Fonteno and Brian Jackson
Researchers are developing new sustainable organic components at NCSU.
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This Month in Diseases: Osteospermum   Greenhouse Product News May 2011   A.R. Chase and Margery Daughtrey
In this issue, we present a summary of diseases that occur in osteospermum.Remember: Product controls are based on research trials and do not reflect an endorsement of any sort.
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Eucomis for Specialty Cut Flower Production   Greenhouse Product News May 2011   Alicain S. Carlson and John M. Dole
Find out why breeders are working hard to introduce new and exciting eucomis varieties to the market.
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New Rooting Medium for Poinsettias   Greenhouse Product News May 2011   Jim Faust
Proper propagation techniques can be critical to your poinsettia crop’s success. New research from Clemson University looks at a new rooting medium that growers may want to consider this poinsettia season.
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Facing the Downy Mildew Dilemma   Greenhouse Product News April 2011   Kelly Ivors
While little is known about these plant pathogens, the little you do know will help your control strategies.
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A New Method for Root Substrate Testing   Greenhouse Product News February 2011   Paul Nelson, Kay Jeong and Jonathan Frantz
Experts test the Rhizon Soil Moisture Sampler system and compare it to other common methods of extracting solution from greenhouse root substrate
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How Was Your Spring?   Greenhouse Product News August 2010   By Tim Hodson and Shanna Casey
Every spring is a big question mark for growers: Will sales be up or down? How are profits going to be affected this year? What kind of an impact will the economy have on consumers? How will the weather be? Read on to see what happened for our readers this year.
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Fungus Gnat Adults and Growing Media   Greenhouse Product News July 2010   By Raymond A. Cloyd, Karen A. Marley, Richard A. Larson and Bari Arieli
How attractive are parboiled rice hulls and related media to this greenhouse pest?
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Reducing Greenhouse Energy Consumption   Greenhouse Product News April 2010   By Ryan Warner and Erik Runkle
Growers are on tight budgets and under pressure to be more sustainable. MSU researchers are hard at work looking for solutions to help them with both
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Bright Ideas in the Works   Greenhouse Product News February 2010   By Erik Runkle and Ryan Warner
Research at Michigan State University is under way to improve crop quality through lighting and PGR use.
OSU Learning Gardens: 2008 Mixed Container Trial   Greenhouse Product News October 2009   By Bart Hayes and Claudio Pasian
With plants from four companies and plenty of monocultures and mixed containers to evaluate over the summer, the sixth year of this university’s trials focused on the combinations’ sustainability of design.
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Silicon-Based Fertilizers and Insect Pests   Greenhouse Product News August 2009   By Ray Cloyd
Some have suggested that silicon-based fertilizers can prevent insect outbreaks in greenhouse plants — but is there any basis for those claims?
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Enhancing Postharvest Performance   Greenhouse Product News April 2009   By Ria T. Leonard and Terril A. Nell
The floriculture postharvest research program at the University of Florida works to enhance flowers’ quality and extend their lives once they reach the consumer.
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