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263 1970 RABAS, DAVID LEE Thesis: The Relationship of HCN, Total Sugars, Dry Matter and Morphological Characteristics to Palatability in Sorghum Species and Crosses Major Adviser: Prof. A.R. Schmid 1972 CROOKSTON, ROBERT KENT Thesis: Investigations Into Variability of the Physiological and Anatomical Characteristics That Separate C 4 and C 3 Species Major Adviser: Prof. D.N. Moss 1972 SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY PAUL Thesis: The Effect of Root Genotype on the Water Relations of Soybean (Glycine max L.)* Major Adviser: Prof. W.A. Brun 1973 LAWN, ROBERT JOHN Thesis: Factors Affecting Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation in Soybeans (Glycine max L.) Major Adviser: Prof. W.A. Brun 1974 CARNES, MICHAEL GEORGE Thesis: High Pressure Liquid Chromatography as a Tool for the Rapid Analysis of the Cytokinin Content of Root Pressure Exudate of Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) Major Advisers: Profs. W.A. Brun and M.L. Brenner 1974 FREY, NICHOLAS MARTIN Thesis: Ribulose-1,5-Diphosphate Carboxylase Activity in Hordeum vulgare L. Major Adviser: Prof. D.N. Moss 1974 JOHNSON, RICHARD RAY Thesis: Barley and Wheat Spikes as Photosynthetic Organs Major Adviser: Prof. D.N. Moss 1974 KRENZER, EUGENE GEORGE, JR. Thesis: Source-Sink Relationships in Wheat as Affected by Photoperiod and Carbon Dioxide Concentration Major Adviser: Prof. D.N. Moss 1974 LEDENT, JEAN FRANCOIS Thesis: Plant Geometry, Canopy Architecture, and Leaf Angle in Wheat Major Adviser: Prof. D.N. Moss 1976 CIHA, ALLAN JAMES Thesis: Investigation of Possible Abscisic Acid Control of Nitrogen Fixation in Soybean Nodules Major Adviser: Prof. W.A. Brun
264 1976 NUSTAD, LINDA LOUISE Thesis: Studies on Nitrogen Assimilation of the Soybean (Glycine max L.) Major Adviser: Prof. W.A. Brun 1977 PRYOR, GORDON ROY Thesis: The Effects of Cadmium, Chromium, Nickel, and Lead on Growth and Composition of Forage Species Major Adviser: Prof. L.H. Smith 1977 SIMMONS, STEVE ROBERT Thesis: Physiological Aspects of Protein Production by Spring Wheat Major Adviser: Prof. D.N. Moss 1979 CROCKETT, RON P. Thesis: Sweet Corn Growth and Development Following Early Defoliation Major Adviser: Prof. R.K. Crookston 1979 PATTERSON, THOMAS GLOVER Thesis: Characterization of Senescence in Field-Grown Wheat Major Adviser: Prof. W.A. Brun 1980 FINN, GARY ALAN Thesis: The Role of Current Photosynthate and Carbohydrate Reserves in the Control of Nitrogen Fixation in Soybeans (Glycine max L.)* Major Adviser: Prof. W.A. Brun 1980 GBIKPI, PASCAL JOSE Thesis: Characterizing the Grain-Filling and Maturation Period of Soybean (Glycine max L.)* Major Adviser: Prof. R.K. Crookston 1980 SETTER, TIMOTHY LLOYD Thesis: Abscisic Acid Involvement in Stomatal Closure and Photosynthetic Inhibition Resulting From Obstruction by Pod Removal or Petiole Girdling in Soybeans (Glycine max L.)* Major Adviser: Prof. W.A. Brun 1981 JEPPSON, RANDALL GENE Thesis: Influence of the Shoot Apex on the Development and Yield of Cereals Major Adviser: Prof. R.K. Crookston 1982 AFUAKWA, JOE JUSTICE Thesis: A Re-Evaluation of Some Aspects of the Growth and Maturation of the Corn (Zea mays L.) Kernel Major Adviser: Prof. R.K. Crookston
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Agronomy and Plant Genetics at the
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Chapter 6 Foreword As a member of t
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Chapter 9 Preface On April 3, 1946,
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Chapter 9 Acknowledgments Compiling
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Chapter 9 Dedication Agronomy and P
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Contents Foreword .................
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Chapter 1 Milestones Milestones Loo
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3 1892 Coates P. Bull joins the fac
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5 1929 E.R. Ausemus stationed in th
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7 1993 David Somers appointed to en
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Chapter 2 Origin and Faculty The Mo
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11 vice chairman of the experiment
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13 The experiment station annual re
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15 HERBERT KENDALL HAYES H.K. Hayes
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17 five children and the second son
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19 During the 1960s he managed the
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21 coordinator of the USAID/Univers
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23 Tenure Faculty Member From To Sp
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25 Tenure Faculty Member From To Sp
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Chapter 3 Department Buildings Farm
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29 Department Buildings Locator Map
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Chapter 4 Recollections In the late
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33 Mrs. Margaret Taarud was born in
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Chapter 5 Undergraduate Teaching Th
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37 CIRCA 1949 Much of the earlier i
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39 field plot design (applied stati
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41 Science in Agriculture (SCAG), p
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43 CIRCA 1999 This era brought anot
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Chapter 6 Extension Education The H
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49 Harley J. Otto was appointed ext
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Chapter 7 Alfalfa Breeding and Path
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53 In 1948, clones and strains were
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55 resistant germplasms that became
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57 fee test program, guided by Duan
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Chapter 8 Barley Improvement Barley
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61 COOPERATION WITH INDUSTRY A high
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Chapter 9 Corn Improvement It is no
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67 of routine corn-breeding respons
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69 SWEET CORN AND POPCORN BREEDING
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73 CORN RESEARCH FROM 1940 The earl
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75 superior inbreds and single-cros
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Chapter 10 Flax Improvement Flax wa
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81 development of varieties resista
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Chapter 11 Forage Management Qualit
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85 Arny continued traditional crop
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87 itator) at Rosemount who was ver
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89 N from effluent and it was the m
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91 6 Marten and Jordan showed that
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93 Sheaffer led efforts in promotin
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Chapter 12 Forage and Turf Seed Pro
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97 IRON RANGE RESOURCES FUNDING COM
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Chapter 13 Forage Breeding and Gene
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101 grass. This technique of induci
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Chapter 14 Genetics, Genetics, Cyto
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107 called ribosomal RNA genes. Thi
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109 somes in about one-third of the
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Chapter 15 Oat Improvement Oat acre
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113 A paragraph in the 1920 MAES an
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115 transmitted by aphids. While bl
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117 ed backgrounds to improve the p
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119 Following Moore’s retirement
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121 OAT ACREAGE AND PRODUCTION STAT
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Chapter 16 Soybean Improvement The
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125 J.W. Lambert and J.H. Orf in so
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127 Variety Method of Development Y
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Chapter 17 Weed Science Coates P. B
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133 effect," to which corn is often
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135 ki and other crops has been bas
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137 jointly by the University of Mi
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Chapter 18 Wheat Improvement Effort
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141 Preparation for seeding wheat r
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145 33% of its acreage. During its
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Chapter 19 Wild Rice Breeding And P
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149 Wild rice research paddies at N
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Chapter 20 New and Uncommon Crops R
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155 R.G. Robinson explains sunflowe
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Chapter 21 Branch Agricultural Expe
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159 University provided overall pla
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161 Field day at West Central Exper
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163 prise. The north 40 was to be t
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165 legislature appropriated $80,00
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167 (nothing added other than seed
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169 CROP AND ACREAGE ASSIGNED FOR I
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171 $.75, barley $1.50, flax $3, so
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173 Agronomists Period Otto I. Berg
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Chapter 22 Minnesota Crop Improveme
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177 meeting, in St. Cloud. The Univ
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179 ACRES CERTIFIED OF SELECTED CRO
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181 Secretary Period Willet M. Hays
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Chapter 23 Centers and Institutes T
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Appendix A Awards and Recognition O
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189 Robert E. Wagner Award for Effi
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191 RECIPIENTS OF CIVIL SERVICE EXC
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Appendix B Master of Science Gradua
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195 Block, Lawrence G. 1984 R.L. Ph
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197 Crookston, R. Kent 1970 D. Moss
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199 Garber, Edward D. 1942 C.R. Bur
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201 Jennings, Merlin R. 1957 A.R. S
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207 Rogler, George A. 1942 H.K. Hay
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211 Young, William I. 1966 D.C. Ras
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