No. and Title
16. Fall 2005 Commercial Vegetable Variety Trials – July 2006
(Auburn University, Mississippi State University, North Carolina State University)
• Introduction: Tips for Interpreting Vegetable Varieties Performance Results
Alabama Trials
• First Roma Tomato Variety Resistant to Tomato Spotted Wilt
• Greenhouse Tomatoes Produce Fewer Culls This Season
• 'Appalachian' Stands Tall Despite Low Pumpkin Numbers
• Results of the 2005 National Sweetpotato Collaborators' Trial
Mississippi Trials
• Palm Melon Trial in North and Central Mississippi
North Carolina Trials
• In-Depth Report: 2005 North Carolina Muskmelon and Honeydew Melon Evaluations
• Seed Sources for Alabama Trials
• Guidelines for Contributions to the Vegetable Variety Regional Bulletin
17. Spring 2006 Commercial Vegetable Variety Trials – November 2006
(Auburn University, University of Georgia)
• Introduction: Tips for Interpreting Vegetable Varieties Performance Results
Alabama Trials
• Experimental Cantaloupe Varieties Compared to Market Standard
• Tomato Varieties Resistant to Spotted Wilt Increase in Popularity
• Experimental Seedless Watermelon Show Promise in North Alabama
• Conqueror III Summer Squash Produces Highest Yields for Another Year
Georgia Trials
• 2006 Vidalia Onion Variety Trial
• Evaluation of Non-Traditional Onion Varieties
• Georgia Cantaloupe Variety Trial, First Time on Plastic
Georgia Notes to Researchers
• Georgia 2006 Watermelon Variety Trial Yields Poor Results
• Seed Sources for Alabama Trials
• Guidelines for Contributions to the Vegetable Variety Regional Bulletin
18. Fall 2006 Commercial Vegetable Variety Trials – September 2007
(Auburn University, Mississippi State University, University of Georgia)
• Introduction: Tips for Interpreting Vegetable Varieties Performance Results
Alabama Trials
• Experimental Roma Tomato Entries Resistant to Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus
• New Looseleaf Lettuce Varieties Top Standards
• Results of the 2006 Southern Pea Cooperative Trial
• Results of the 2006 National Sweetpotato Collaborators’ Trial
Mississippi Trials
• The Melons of Uzbekistan
Georgia Trials
• Huge Differences Among Broccoli Cultivars in Georgia Trials
• Cabbage Variety Trials Reveal Marked Differences in Georgia
• Some Cauliflower Varieties Better Suited for Georgia Than Others
• Squash Variety Trial, 2006
• Seed Sources for Alabama Trials
• Guidelines for Contributions to the Vegetable Variety Regional Bulletin
19. Spring 2007 Commercial Vegetable Variety Trials – January 2008
(Auburn University, University of Georgia)
• Introduction: Tips for Interpreting Vegetable Varieties Performance Results
Alabama Trials
• Cantaloupe Varieties Compared in North Alabama
• New Tomato Varieties, New Standards
• Seedless Watermelon Trial Continues at North Alabama
• Summer Squash Trials Consistent in Early and Total Yields
Georgia Trials
• Vidalia Onion Variety Trial, 2007
• Pumpkin Variety Trials, Fall 2006 and Summer 2007
• Cantaloupe Variety Trial, 2007
• Watermelon Variety Trial, 2007
• Seed Sources for Alabama Trials
• Guidelines for Contributions to the Vegetable Variety Regional Bulletin
20. Fall 2007 Commercial Fruit & Vegetable Variety Trials – January 2008
(Auburn University, North Carolina State University)
• Introduction: Tips for Interpreting Vegetable Varieties Performance Results
Alabama Trials
• Several Bell Pepper Varieties Resistant to Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus
• New Looseleaf Lettuce Varieties Top Standards
• Performance of Muscadine Grape Varieties in Central Alabama
• Several Types of Chinese Greens Grown in Central Alabama
• Results of the 2007 National Sweetpotato Collaborators’ Trial
North Carolina Trials
• Asparagus Cultivar Evaluation, 2007-2008
• Seed Sources for Alabama Trials
• Guidelines for Contributions to the Vegetable Variety Regional Bulletin
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