Horticulture and Landscape ArchitectureDepartment of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture

Seminar Series

Alison O'Connorwill be coordinating the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture seminar series for the Spring 2013 semester. Current graduate level students are welcome and encouraged to attend. Credit may be earned by registering for HORT 792 - Seminar.

 

 

Spring 2013

Date

Speaker

Topic

Jan 23   Introduction and class discussion
Jan 30 Dr. Whitney Cranshaw, Professor and Extension Entomologist, BSPM Nightmare on Walnut Street: Thousand Cankers Disease as an Emergent Threat to North Amican Juglans
Feb 6 Dr. Jean Reeder, USDA-ARS, retired Soils: What Every Hort Graduate Student Needs to Know
Feb 13 Dr. Mickey McGuire, USDA-ARS, Northern Plains Area An Overview of the In-house Research Arm of the USDA
Feb 20 David Whiting, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist Teaching via Distance Education
Feb 27 TBD No class
Mar 6 Dave Barnard, Horticulture Ph.D. Candidate An Analysis of the Physiology and Environmental Interactions That Influence Species Specific Transpiration Estimates
Mar 13 Dr. Tony Koski, Professor and Extension Turfgrass Specialist, HLA So You Want a Job in Academia?
Mar 20   Spring Break
Mar 27 Rip Winkel, Agricultural Sciences M.S. Candidate Peace Corps Masters International Program: Ecuador and Cacao
Apr 3 Andrew Houser, Horticulture Ph.D. Candidate Determining the Source and Timing of Blackleg Outbreaks and the Development of Management Strategies in Seed Potato Operations in the San Luis Valley
Apr 10 Katie Larson, Horticulture M.S. Candidate Color Carotenoid Content and Sensory Perceptions of Potato Germplasm
Apr 17 Seminar Cancelled due to weather  
Apr 24 Brittany Barnett, Horticulture M.S. Candidate Root-associated 'bacteriome' contributes to potato tuber yield and quality
May 1 Dr. Azeddine Driouich, Visiting Scientist, Professor of Plant Biology, University of Rouen, France The Biology of Root Border Cells
May 8 Rita Jokerst, Horticulture M.S. Candidate Brassica Biofumigation of High Tunnel Seed Potatoes
May 16* Heather Hammack, Horticulture M.S. Candidate Increased Chlorophyll Efficiency of Dark-Adapted Camellia Foliage When Treated with Chlorine Dioxide or Hydrogen Dioxide and Blended with a Non-Ionic Surfactant
*PLEASE NOTE FOR MAY 16th ONLY - Seminar will be held on Thursday, at 8:30 a.m.

 

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