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Note: Program subject to change without notice
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Note: Program subject to change without notice
| Monday, November 5, 2007: 1:25 PM | |||
| 70: Symposium--Ethylene Suppression in Crop Yield Formation | |||
| Sponsor: | C04 Seed Physiology, Production & Technology | ||
| Presiding: | Mark Westgate, Iowa State University | ||
| Â | Â | Introductory Remarks |
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|  | 70-1 | Ethylene Signal Transduction Pathways…from Arabidopsis to Crop Plants. Harry J. Klee, University of Florida, Brian Kevany, University of Florida, Denise Tieman, University of Florida |
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| Â | 70-2 | Ethylene Dependent and Independent Abscission Regulation. Coralie C. Lashbrook, Iowa State University, Suqin Cai, Iowa State University, Tasneem Rangwala, Monsanto Co. A2NA, Fred J. Perlak, Monsanto Co. BB1E, Bradford Hall, Iowa State University, Faye M. Rosin, Iowa State University, Harry J. Klee, University of Florida |
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| 70-3 | The Role of Ethylene in Cereals: From Developmental Programmed Cell Death to the Abiotic Stress Response. Daniel Gallie, Univ. of California |
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| 70-4 | Current and Potential Commercial Applications of Suppression of Ethylene Action by 1-MCP in Plants. Mark L. Dahmer, AgroFresh, Inc., Alan W. Green, AgroFresh, Inc., Jason L. Alford, AgroFresh, Inc., Hector J. Tassara, AgroFresh, Inc., R. Lynn Oakes, AgroFresh, Inc., Edward C. Kostansek, AgroFresh, Inc., Tim Malefyt, AgroFresh, Inc. |
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| 70-5 | Regulating Ethylene Action in Tree Fruit Ripening. James P. Mattheis, USDA, ARS |
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| 70-6 | Physiological Responses to Plant Growth Regulators Related to Ethylene Metabolism in Maize Crops Grown Under Abiotic Stress. Maria Otegui, Fac. of Agronomy UBA-CONICET |
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| 70-7 | Ethylene and Yield Physiology Studies in Controlled Environments. Bruce Bugbee, Utah State University |
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| Concluding Remarks |
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| Adjourn |
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