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Horticultural Science Seminar

Spring 2005 Schedule

Date

Subject

Speaker

Department

Time / Location

January

12

Special seminar (with plant breeding) - Hybrid soybean seed production: goals and challenges

Evelyn Ortiz-Perez and Reid Palmer, Research Assistant and Professor

Dept. Crop Science, Univ. Illinois

3:45-4:45 / 216 Scott Hall

24

Graduate student seminar - Vermicompost use for Containerized Crop Production: Benefits and Pitfalls

Michelle McGinnis, Graduate Assistant

Dept. Horticultural Science, NC State

3:00-4:00 / 159 Kilgore Hall

31

Special seminar - Tomato genome sequencing (sponsored by the Hort. Sci. Grad. Student Assoc.)

Dr. Steve Tanksley, Professor

Dept. Plant Breeding, Cornell University

3:00-4:00 / 2215 Williams Hall

February

7

Graduate student seminar - TBA

Monica SantaMaria, Graduate Assistant

Dept. Horticultural Science, NC State

3:00-4:00 / 159 Kilgore Hall

21

Diversity and evolution of the dogwood genus

Jenny Xiang, Professor

Dept. Botany, NC State

3:00-4:00 / 159 Kilgore Hall

28

Breeding and Genetics of Gerbera Daisy

Wes Kloos, Professor of Genetics and Microbiology

Dept. Genetics, NC State

3:00-4:00 / 159 Kilgore Hall

March

21

Recent Issues and Advances of Ag Biotechnology

Susan MacIntosh, Global Head of Regulatory Affairs

Bayer CropScience

3:00-4:00 / 159 Kilgore Hall

28

Integration of Research into the Classroom

Helen Kraus, Lecturer

Dept. Horticultural Science, NC State

3:00-4:00 / 159 Kilgore Hall

April

4

TBA

-

-

3:00-4:00 / 159 Kilgore Hall

18

Special seminar - Tomato Flavor: Taking Apart a Complex Trait with Molecular and Genetic Tools (sponsored by the Hort. Sci. Grad. Student Assoc.)

Dr. Harry Klee, Professor

Dept. Horticultural Sciences, Univ. Florida

3:00-4:00 / TBA

25

Graduate student seminar - Effects of Polyploidy on Fertility, Breeding Behavior, and Anthocyanin Biosynthesis in Stokes Aster

Jessica Gaus, Graduate Assistant

Dept. Horticultural Science, NC State

3:00-4:00 / 159 Kilgore Hall

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