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Vol. 61, Issue 2, 2007April 01, 2007 PDT
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Letters: April-June 2007
Letters: April-June 2007
California Agriculture,
Articles in Vol. 61, Issue 2, 2007
Vol. 61, Issue 2, 2007
- Lessons from the outbreak — understanding the complexity of foodborne diseaseJ Gillespie
- Letters: April-June 2007California Agriculture
- Report: Delta failure costs could top $40 billionCalifornia Agriculture
- 2007 freeze: UV could cast new light on citrus damageC Durant
- Frost-damaged plants may need pruning, but wait until springJ Warnert
- UC Malaria Research and Control Group vows to defeat malariaK Garvey
- UC Davis scientist recounts battle with neuroinvasive West Nile virusK Garvey
- Pharmaceutical crops have a mixed outlook in CaliforniaM Marvier
- Growth stage influences level of resistance in glyphosate-resistant horseweedA ShresthaK HembreeN Va
- IPM program successful in California greenhouse cut rosesC CaseyJ NewmanK RobbS TjosvoldJ MacDonaldM Parrella
- Native roadside perennial grasses persist a decade after planting in the Sacramento ValleyR O'DellS YoungV Claassen
- Low-income women in California may be at risk of inadequate folate intakeE CenaA JoyK HenemanS Zidenberg-Cherr
- Mineral balances, including in drinking water, estimated for Merced County dairy herdsA CastilloJ SantosT Tabone
California Agriculture. 2007. “Letters: April-June 2007.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 61 (2): 52–53.