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1. Muskmelon Cultivar Attractiveness to Striped Cucumber Beetle and Susceptibility to Bacterial Wilt

Author: Mohammadi, Ahmad Shah, primary, Maynard, Elizabeth T., additional, Foster, Ricky E., additional, Egel, Daniel S., additional, and McNamara, Kevin T., additional
Published: 2018
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2. `Adagio': A Slow-Bolting Arugula

Author: Morales, Mario R., primary, Maynard, Elizabeth, additional, and Janick, Jules, additional
Published: 2006
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3. Drip Irrigation Effect on Yield and Fruit Size of Jack-o-lantern Pumpkins

Author: Maynard, Elizabeth T., primary
Published: 2006
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4. Planting Date Influences on Yield and Fruit Size of Jack-olantern Pumpkins

Author: Maynard*, Elizabeth T., primary
Published: 2004
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5. 234 Holding Tomato Transplants beyond Planned Transplant Date

Author: Maynard, Elizabeth T., primary
Published: 1999
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6. Effect of Light during Cultivation on Weed Emergence

Author: Maynard, Elizabeth T., primary
Published: 1997
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7. Nitrogen Sources for Tomato and Pepper Production

Author: Maynard, Elizabeth T., primary
Published: 1997
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8. Containerized Muskmelon Transplants: Cell Volume Effects on Pretransplant Development and Subsequent Yield

Author: Maynard, Elizabeth T., primary, Vavrina, Charles S., additional, and Scott, W. Dennis, additional
Published: 1996
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9. 'Adagio': A Slow-Bolting Arugula.

Author: Maynard, Elizabeth and Janick, Jules
Subjects: *BRASSICACEAE, *CULTIVARS, *PLANT growth, *CROP yields, *FLOWERING of plants
Abstract: The article offers information on Adagio, a late-bolting arugula derived from Italian germplasm. The arugula cultivar is unique because it provides a longer vegetative growth stage and higher yields for growers. The results of the evaluation of the flowering of the arugula at weekly intervals are outlined.
Published: 2006

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