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Lettuce Cultivars Suitable for Use in Southern Florida by Huangjun Lu
Published 2013-11-01Lettuce is an economically important winter vegetable crop in Florida, with approximately 11,000 acres in production and a farm gate value of $40–$50 million annually. Florida lettuce production occurs mainly in the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA). In recent years, research scientists at the Uni...
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Lettuce Cultivars Suitable for Use in Southern Florida by Huangjun Lu
Published 2013-11-01Lettuce is an economically important winter vegetable crop in Florida, with approximately 11,000 acres in production and a farm gate value of $40–$50 million annually. Florida lettuce production occurs mainly in the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA). In recent years, research scientists at the Uni...
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Evaluation of Lettuce Cultivars for Production on Muck Soils in Southern Florida by German Sandoya, Huangjun Lu
Published 2020-02-01Lettuce as a commercial crop is planted mainly in organic soils ("muck") in the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) in south Florida. This updated publication of the UF/IFAS Horticultural Sciences Department presents a summary of previous cultivar releases by UF/IFAS as well as a descripti...
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Screening Methods for Southern Chinch Bug Resistance in St. Augustinegrass by Huangjun Lu, Ronald Cherry
Published 2014-11-01Relying on insecticides for southern chinch bug control raises turfgrass maintenance costs, increases the risk that insects will develop resistance to insecticides, and may damage the environment. Host-plant resistance is a relatively sustainable and environmentally sound option for management of t...
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New Sources of Southern Chinch Bug Resistance in St. Augustinegrass by Huangjun Lu, Ronald Cherry
Published 2014-07-01St. Augustinegrass, Stenotaphrum secundatum (Walt.) Kuntze, is widely used for lawns throughout the southern United States and is the predominant turfgrass for lawns in Florida. The southern chinch bug, Blissus insularis Barber, is the plant’s most damaging insect pest. This 4-page fact sheet was w...
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Evaluation of Lettuce Cultivars for Production on Muck Soils in Southern Florida by German Sandoya, Huangjun Lu
Published 2020-02-01Lettuce as a commercial crop is planted mainly in organic soils ("muck") in the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) in south Florida. This updated publication of the UF/IFAS Horticultural Sciences Department presents a summary of previous cultivar releases by UF/IFAS as well as a descripti...
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New Sources of Southern Chinch Bug Resistance in St. Augustinegrass by Huangjun Lu, Ronald Cherry
Published 2014-07-01St. Augustinegrass, Stenotaphrum secundatum (Walt.) Kuntze, is widely used for lawns throughout the southern United States and is the predominant turfgrass for lawns in Florida. The southern chinch bug, Blissus insularis Barber, is the plant’s most damaging insect pest. This 4-page fact sheet was w...
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Screening Methods for Southern Chinch Bug Resistance in St. Augustinegrass by Huangjun Lu, Ronald Cherry
Published 2014-11-01Relying on insecticides for southern chinch bug control raises turfgrass maintenance costs, increases the risk that insects will develop resistance to insecticides, and may damage the environment. Host-plant resistance is a relatively sustainable and environmentally sound option for management of t...
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Lettuce Cultivars for Insect Resistance in Southern Florida by German Sandoya, Huangjun Lu, Alan L. Wright
Published 2021-06-01Lettuce is the most popular ingredient in salads and salad mixes consumed in the United States. Florida's subtropical climate facilitates lettuce production from fall through spring, but the warm and moist conditions are also favorable for insect proliferation and damage. Insect pests cause di...
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Lettuce Cultivars for Insect Resistance in Southern Florida by Huangjun Lu, Alan L. Wright, David Sui
Published 2012-03-01Florida’s subtropical climate facilitates lettuce production from fall through spring, but the warm, moist conditions are also favorable for insect proliferation and damage. Information about current cultivar response to common insect pests in Florida is limited, so UF/IFAS researchers conducted a...
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Lettuce Cultivars for Insect Resistance in Southern Florida by Huangjun Lu, Alan L. Wright, David Sui
Published 2012-03-01Florida’s subtropical climate facilitates lettuce production from fall through spring, but the warm, moist conditions are also favorable for insect proliferation and damage. Information about current cultivar response to common insect pests in Florida is limited, so UF/IFAS researchers conducted a...
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Silicon Effects on Resistance of St. Augustinegrass to Southern Chinch Bugs and Plant Disease by Alan L. Wright, Ron Cherry, Huangjun Lu, Pamela Roberts
Published 2020-03-01Silicon (Si) is the second most common element on earth, but it is not considered an essential element for plant growth. However, a growing body of evidence has shown that Si can enhance plant resistance to insect pests. This 5-page fact sheet reports the results of a study to determine if silicon a...
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Silicon Effects on Resistance of St. Augustinegrass to Southern Chinch Bugs and Plant Disease by Alan L. Wright, Ron Cherry, Huangjun Lu, Pamela Roberts
Published 2020-03-01Silicon (Si) is the second most common element on earth, but it is not considered an essential element for plant growth. However, a growing body of evidence has shown that Si can enhance plant resistance to insect pests. This 5-page fact sheet reports the results of a study to determine if silicon a...
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Nitrogen Cycling and Management for Romaine and Crisphead Lettuce Grown on Organic Soils by Luis Santos, Alan L. Wright, Yigang Luo, Huangjun Lu, Dennis Calvin Odero
Published 2013-09-01Lettuce has rapid growth and reaches harvest in 60–70 days in South Florida. This leads to high demands for nitrogen fertilization during the short growing season. A good N fertilization scheme should reduce costs, conserve natural resources, and minimize negative environmental impacts. The keys to...
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Nitrogen Cycling and Management for Romaine and Crisphead Lettuce Grown on Organic Soils by Luis Santos, Alan L. Wright, Yigang Luo, Huangjun Lu, Dennis Calvin Odero
Published 2013-09-01Lettuce has rapid growth and reaches harvest in 60–70 days in South Florida. This leads to high demands for nitrogen fertilization during the short growing season. A good N fertilization scheme should reduce costs, conserve natural resources, and minimize negative environmental impacts. The keys to...
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