We evaluated spring phenology changes from 1965 to 2001 in northeastern USA utilizing a
unique data set from 72 locations with genetically identical lilac plants (Syringa chinensis, …

… cord', Amberg and Shaulis (I)indicated a … and NJ Shaulis. Techniques for controlled climate
studies with Concord … Shaulis, NJ, TD Jordan, and JP Tomkins. Cultural practices for New …

Nitsch, JP, C. Pratt, C. Nitsch, and NJ Shaulis (Cornell U., Ithaca, NY) Natural growth substances
in Concord and Concord Seedless grapes in relation to berry development. Amer. Jour. …

The effect of pruning severity (3-51 nodes retained per meter of row), training method (Hudson
River Umbrella or Geneva Double Curtain), and shoot positioning on the radiation …

… of fruit at that node is due to NJ Shaulis. MATERIALS AND METHODS The vineyard trial
site and detailed treatment descriptions are given by Smart, Shaulis and Lemon (30). Table 1 …

'Sultana' (syn. 'Sultanina', 'Thompson Seedless', Vitis vinifera L.) vines of mature age planted
in rows 11 ft apart were trained to form canopies 6, 9, or 18 ft in length when spaced 9 ft in …

High acidity is detrimental to the flavor of `Concord' grape juice. The feasibility of reducing
tartaric acid content to promote greater precipitation of potassium acid tartrate was studied …

Methyl 1-butyl-carbamoyl-2-benzimidazole carbamate (benomyl) as a dilute foliar spray
reduced atomspheric oxidant injury (oxidant stipple) on ‘Ives’ and ‘Concord’ grapevines ( Vitis …

GA induced the development of early-maturing, parthenocarpic berries in 2 normally seeded
grapes under conditions of inadequate or no pollination. At full bloom GA, at 100 ppm, was …

When in the spring of 1950 canes from autumn-pruned and unpruned vines were exposed
to -16 F., slightly more injury occurred in the pruned than in the unpruned samples. The low …