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Vol. 10, Issue 6, 1956June 01, 1956 PDT
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Frost damage to walnut kernels: Low temperatures during harvest season may cause injury to kernels resulting in chemical changes that produce rancidity
Frost damage to walnut kernels: Low temperatures during harvest season may cause injury to kernels resulting in chemical changes that produce rancidity
L Claypool, P Esau,
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 6, 1956
Vol. 10, Issue 6, 1956
- Grape packer-supply operations: Study of costs and efficiency in fresh table grape packing houses indicates potential savings by changes in some plantsL Sammet
- Verticillium wilt controlled: Chloropicrin achieves effective control of Verticillium wilt in strawberry plantings if properly applied as soil fumigantS WilhelmE Koch
- Promising new seedling fig: Conadria variety, a hybrid developed in 30-year fig breeding program, shows promise for both fresh and dried fruit marketsI ConditR Warner
- Potato storage at tulelake: Study of five types of insulated wall construction in one building revealed weakness of a single block masonry wallL NeubauerB Hoyle
- Storing horseradish stecklings: Overwinter storage of propagation stock for new commercial crop proves to be severe problem for farmers in Tulelake areaB Hoyle
- Frost damage to walnut kernels: Low temperatures during harvest season may cause injury to kernels resulting in chemical changes that produce rancidityL ClaypoolP Esau
- Navel orangeworm on walnuts: Infestations in northern California orchards dependent on population overwintering in past crop's waste left in fieldA Michelbacher
- Plant damage by air pollution: Visible injury to plants by atmospheric pollutants amounts to annual loss of millions of dollars in some affected areasJ MiddletonA CraftsR BrewerO Taylor
- Copper deficiency of almonds: Applications of copper compounds to trees near Paso Robles produced response in leaf growth, corrected kernel shrivelD KesterJ BrownT Aldrich
- Treatment of gladiolus cormels: Hot-water bath treatment of planting stock shows promise as means of controlling serious corm-borne fungus diseasesJ BaldJ FergusonB Markley
- Citrus flat mite on increase: Light infestations known to occur since discovery of pest in state in 1949 increasing as the use of sulfur sprays decreasesH ElmerL Jeppson
- Meat grades and prepackaging: Consumers reactions to grades of meat and prepackaging studied in Berkeley survey of retail buyers preferencesJ Coles
Claypool, L, and P Esau. 1956. “Frost Damage to Walnut Kernels: Low Temperatures during Harvest Season May Cause Injury to Kernels Resulting in Chemical Changes That Produce Rancidity.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 10 (6): 7–16.