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The ASCFG Research Foundation was formed in 2004 as a 501(c)(3) organization. This non-profit and tax-exempt status allows the Research Foundation to apply for grants and to raise money for larger research projects that would be conducted by universities. The Research Foundation is currently funded solely by ASCFG member donations and the Research Auction held every year at the national convention, but is currently in the process of applying for grants. The ASCFG Research Foundation supports a competitive grant program open to universities, governmental agencies, and other tax-exempt organizations. Click here to download grant application
Postharvest of Specialty Cut Flowers John Dole, North Carolina State University Low-risk Pesiticides for Control of Powdery Mildew and Leafspot on Zinnias Stanton Gill, University of Maryland The Effect of Crowding in the Seedbox on Cut Flower Performance: A Comparison of Species Chris Wien, Cornell University 2008 Postharvest of Specialty Cut Flowers John Dole, North Carolina State University Stem Length Increases with Solar Landscape Lights Chris Wien, Cornell University 2007 Postharvest of Specialty Cut Flowers John Dole, North Carolina State University Use of Trap Plants to Control Insects in Cut Flowers Stanton Gill, University of Maryland Petal Drop in Sunflowers: Varietal Differences and Possible Remedies Chris Wien And Joyous Tata, Cornell University 2006 Postharvest of Specialty Cut Flowers John Dole, North Carolina State University Development of Coleus as a Cut Foliage Todd Cavins, North Carolina State University Manipulation of Daylength for Optimum Flower Size and Earliness of Cut Sunflowers Chris Wien, Cornell University 2005 Postharvest of Specialty Cut Flowers John Dole, North Carolina State University 2004 Postharvest of Specialty Cut Flowers John Dole, North Carolina State University Potential Opportunities to Expand High Tunnel Lisianthus Production in the Mid-Atlantic through Season Extension and Overwintering Stanton Gill et al University of Maryland The Potential of Dicentra spectabilis as a Cut Flower Laurie Hodges, University of Nebraska 2003 Forcing Woody Cut Stems $1500 Lane Greer, Richard Harkess, Mississippi State University Evaluation of Harpin Proteins to Trigger Natural Plant Defenses to Protect Against Disease and Pest Damage and Increasing Plant Yields $1600 Stanton Gill, University of Maryland 2002 Evaluation of Photoselective Films for Stem Elongation of Selected Cut Flower Species $4,400 Teresa Cerny, Tom Wikstrom, and Nihal Rajapakse, Utah State University Foliar Feeding During Crop Raising and Directly Prior to Harvest and its Effects on Postharvest Condition and Vase Life of Specialty Cut Flowers $560 Becky Pugliese, Chesapeake Bay Flower Farm, Virginia 2001 Evaluating Harvesting Stage, Ethylene, and Ethylene Inhibitor on Postharvest Leaf and Flower Quality of Cut Lilies $1,000 Susan S. Han, University of Massachusetts Effects of Five Colored Plastic Mulches on Lisianthus Field Production Stanton Gill, David Martin, Caragh Fitzgerald, and Chuck Shuster, University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Development of Improved Cultivars of Stokes Aster for Cut Flower Use $2,000 Dennis J. Werner and Jessica Gaus, North Carolina State University 2000 Encouraging Early Leaf Drop in Woody Cut Ornamentals $1,500 Lane Greer and John Dole, North Carolina State University Evaluating Harvesting Stage, Ethylene, and Ethylene Inhibitor on Postharvest Leaf and Flower Quality of Cut Lilies $1,500 Susan S. Han, University of Massachusetts 1999 Field Trial for the Investigating Control of Potato Leafhopper on Cut Flower Dahlias $880 Stanton Gill, David Jefferson, Rondalyn Reeser, and Michael Raupp, University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Cut Flower Productivity and Weed Control with Selected Herbicides $500 E. Jay Holcomb, Tracey Harpster, Robert Berghage, and Larry Kuhns, Pennsylvania State University 1998 An Investigation of Growing Cut Flowers Under Different Nutrient Regimes in Combination with Vegetables on Plastic $400 Gerald E. Draheim and Ron Goldy, Michigan State University |
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