Record 266 of 382 - CRIS/ICAR 9/96 
 TI:  MICROCLIMATE MODIFICATION AND USE IN PREDICTION OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 
 IN:  PERRY-K-B 
 PO:  HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE. NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV 
 LO:  RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27695. 
 FY:  1990 
 CL:   
                   PRIMARY CLASSIFICATION                  GENERAL CLASSIF. 
          RPA     ACTVTY   CMMDTY   SCNCE    PRCNT           PRGM     JTC 
          R109    A4300    C1000    F2320     20%            P1.05    J1A 
          R109    A4300    C1200    F2320     20%            P1.05    J1A 
          R109    A4300    C0600    F2320     10%            P1.05    J1A 
          R109    A4500    C1100    F2320     20%            P1.05    J1A 
          R109    A4840    C1000    F2320     30%            P1.05    J1A 
 PH:  R109 (Weather-Adaptation-and-Modification); 
      A4300 (Resource-Development-and-Management); 
      A4500 (Protection-Against-Insects); 
      A4840 (Protection-Against-Climatic-Extremes); 
      C1000 (Deciduous-and-Small-Fruits-and-Nuts); 
      C1200 (Vegetables); 
      C0600 (Trees,-Forests,-and-Forest-Products); 
      C1100 (Potatoes); 
      F2320 (Meteorology-and-Climatology) 
 GH:  P1.05 (Weather-Modification); 
      J1A (Land,-Water,-Air) 
 SC:  XWR (Weather-Related) 100%; 
      S0611 (Christmas-Trees) 10%; 
      S1010 (Deciduous-Tree-Fruits,-General) 20%; 
      S1030 (Berries-and-Cane-Fruits,-General) 30%; 
      S1220 (Melons-and-Other-Cucurbits,-General) 20%; 
      PST1 (Target-I-Biology) 20%; 
      IPMB (Integrated-Control-Basic-Research) 20% 
 DE:  MICROCLIMATE; DEGREE-DAYS; HARVESTING-DATE; APPLES; CUCUMBERS;
 SITE-SELECTION; STRAWBERRIES; FROST-PROTECTION; WEATHER;
 ENVIRONMENTAL-FACTORS; IRRIGATION; MICROCLIMATOLOGY; ABIES-FRASERI;
 OSTRINIA-NUBILALIS 
 CT:  Basic 10%; Applied 90%; Developmental 0% 
 OB:  Use growing-degree-day accumulation to predict apple harvest date.
 Predict cucumber harvest date using growing-degree-day summation techniques.
 Predict 90% emergence of European corn borer. Improve site selection
 techniques for Fraser fir plantings and determine optimum plantation floor
 management system. Determine irrigation rates and on-off times for frost
 protection of strawberries. 
 AP:  Monitor daily max and min air temperature for thirty days post bloom in
 apple orchards and from planting to harvest in cucumber fields. Document
 weather variables and use to improve accuracy of a temperature dependent model
 for predicting European corn borer emergence. Monitor environmental parameters
 at a Fraser fir site. Monitor blossom temperatures and environmental
 parameters during irrigation for frost protection on strawberries. 
 PR:  8510 TO 9009 
      Protection by row covers for winter and spring freeze protection of
 strawberrieswas documented; but no difference in total marketable yield,
 yield/plant or fruit size was observed. Row covers increased early yield. A
 microcomputer program, FROSTPRO, was developed to calculate irrigation rates
 for frost/freeze protection of orchards based on given atmospheric and crop
 parameters. The best method to calculate heat units to predict harvest date
 was determined for cucumbers from a comparison of fourteen methods. In a
 subsequent test, the heat-unit method predicted harvest date of processing
 cucumbers significantly better than the standard method. Methods of
 calculating heat units for post-bloom periods of apples were correlated with
 number of days from full bloom to harvest date. No difference in methods was
 observed. Methods did not improve harvest prediction accuracy over using the
 average number of days. Field frost/freeze protection of tomato and pepper
 transplants by two cryoprotectants proved both materials ineffective below
 -3.5 C and -1.0 C in separate events. Yield differences were not observed
 between treated and untreated plants. Survival compared in seven vegetation
 management programs (VMP) found fraser fir survival decreased in bare soil,
 but Norway spruce survival was not affected by management program. Norway
 spruce growth was not affected by aspect, but fraser fir was larger (height
 and stem diameter) on the south aspect when grown in bare soil. 
 PB:  8510 TO 9009 
      PERRY, K.B. and WEHNER, T.C. 1990. Prediction of cucumber harvest date
 using a heat unit model. HortSci. 25:405-406. PERRY, K.B., BONANNO, A.R. and
 MONKS, D.W. 1990. Field evaluation of cryoprotectants for protection of tomato
 and pepper transplants from frost and freeze. HortSci. 25:1145 (Abstr.). 
 PB:  8901 TO 8912 
      PERRY, K.B. and BONANNO, A.R. 1989. Evaporative cooling of broccoli for
 improvedstand and earlier production. Proc. 19th Conf. on Agric. and Forest
 Meteorol. 4-5. FULLER, H.P., POLING, E.B. and PERRY, K.B. 1989. Evaluation of
 four row covers for winter and spring freeze protection of strawberries in
 eastern North Carolina. Proc. 21st National Agric. Plastics Congress: 240-246.
 FULLER, H.P., PERRY, K.B. and POLING, E.B. 1989. Evaluation of floating row
 covers in winter and spring freeze protection of strawberry. HortScience
 24:750 (Abstr.). DUFAULT, R.J., et al. 1989. Determination of heat unit
 requirements for collard harvest in the southeastern United States. J. Amer.
 Soc. Hort. Sci. 114:898-903. 
 PB:  8801 TO 8812 
      PERRY, K. B., LAMONT, W. J. and EARP, J. B. 1988. Annual hill system
 strawberry research. Hort. Science Res. Series No. 76, North Carolina Agri.
 Res. Serv., Raleigh, NC 27695. 
 PB:  8701 TO 8712 
      PERRY, K. B., BLANKENSHIP, S. M. and UNRATH, C. R. 1987. Predicting
 harvest dateof 'Delicious' and 'Golden Delicious' apples using heat unit
 accumulations. Agri. For. Meteorol. 39:81-88. WARREN, S. L., SKROCH, W. A.,
 PERRY, K. B. and MONACO, T. J. 1987. Vegetation management: Its influence on
 survival and early growth of Fraser fir and Norway spruce. J. Amer. Soc. Hort.
 Sci. 112:955-962. PERRY, K. B. and WEHNER, T. C. 1987. CUKECAST - A heat unit
 model to predict once-over harvest date of pickling and fresh market
 cucumbers. HortScience 22:1106 (Abstr.). SANDERS, D. C. and PERRY, K. B. 1987.
 Effect of bed configuration and time of preparation on soil temperature and
 corn yield. HortScience 22:728 (Abstr.). 
 PB:  8601 TO 8612 
      PERRY, K. B., WEHNER, T. C. and JOHNSON, G. L. 1986. Comparison of 14
 methods todetermine heat unit requirements for cucumber harvest. HortScience
 21:419-423. PERRY, K. B. and SANDERS, D. C. 1986. Tomato yield as influenced
 by plant protection systems. HortScience 21:238- 239. PERRY, K. B. 1986.
 FROSTPRO, a microcomputer program to determine overhead irrigation rates for
 frost/freeze protection of apple orchards. HortScience 21:1060-1061. PERRY, K.
 B. and POLING, E. B. 1986. Field observations of frost injury in strawberry
 buds and blossoms. Adv. Strawberry Production 5:31-38. PERRY, K. B. and
 POLING, E. B. 1986. Field assessment of critical temperature and microclimate
 during overhead irrigation for frost protection on strawberries. HortScience
 21:719 (Abstr.). LAMONT, W. J., POLING, E. B. and PERRY, K. B. 1986.
 Overwintering of strawberries under spunbonded row covers in North Carolina.
 HortScience 21:698 (Abstr.). 
 OC:  001450 
 IC:  002972 
 SU:  Region 2 (Southern). 
 PS:  TERMINATED 
 UD:  8505 
 UP:  9103 
 PP:  9009 
       
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