• The State of Water and Cell Morphology In Deep Frozen Populus 

  Hirsh, Allen Gene (1985)

  By using differential scanning calorimetry, electron microscopy, light microscopy, and freezing survival experiments, it is shown that superhardy Populus balsamifera v. Virginiana (Sarg.) is capable of withstanding ...

• ENHANCING QUALITY OF LIFE ON URBAN RESIDENTIAL STREETS BY CREATING PLACES FOR PEOPLE AND TREES 

  PARKER, PAMELA (2019)

  Lower income urban rowhouse neighborhoods are often treeless with only narrow sidewalks separating the front door from the street. This thesis explores the opportunity to capitalize on the predicted shift from private ...

• FUSARIUM SPECIES OF CUCUMIS MELO IN THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION OF THE US AND THEIR IMPACT ON SALMONELLA ENTERICA NEWPORT SURVIVAL AND INTERNALIZATION ON VARIOUS MELON CULTIVARS. 

  Korir, Robert Cheruiyot (2019)

  Fruit rots caused by Fusarium spp. can lead to economic yield losses on melon (Cucumis melo). However, which Fusarium spp. are the most prevalent in Maryland and Delaware has not been documented. Several Salmonella enterica ...

• SPATIO-TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF PHOTOTROPISM IN ARABIDOPSIS SEEDLINGS 

  Pritchard, Candace (2019)

  Optimization of light capture during seedling development is a major determinant of plant fitness. As seedlings emerge from the soil, the processes of photomorphogenesis and phototropism optimize deployment of structures ...

• A Study of Resistance to the Sweet Potato Wilt Pathogen, Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht f. batatis (Wr.) Snyder & Hansen, and of Histological Aspects of the Host-pathogen Complex 

  Wells, John Milton (1963)

  Research on Fusarium wilt of sweet potato, a vascular disease caused by Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht f. batatis (Wr.) Snyder & Hansen, was undertaken to determine the susceptibility of various sweet potato lines to ...

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