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What is mead’s story? Mead is the fermented beverage made from honey and
is a prehistoric drink dated back to 7000 BC. Learn about this
versatile beverage from Ken Schramm, world renowned…
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UC Davis went virtually On the Road to Kern County on March 10, 2021. Speakers included Andrew Walker, Kendra Baumgartner, Tian Tian, Akif Eskalen, Mason Earles, and Andrew McElrone. The program was…
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Live session to show the experimental setup for the plant growth analysis and fruit load experiments. The requirements for Lab 5 Report were explained in detail. During group office hours, we talked…
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Explanation on how the fruit load experiment was set up for Lab 5. The three treatments: all fruits, one fruit per truss, and no fruits are discussed in detail by Ryan Eadry.
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An introductory video discussing the importance of thermal time for plant growth. The thermal time model is explained using seed germination as an example. This video is to support the experimental…
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A show-and-tell demonstration on the anatomy and botanical classification of plant organs found in our kitchen or surroundings.
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An introductory video outlining concepts on plant anatomy and botany to serve as a basis for Lab 1 (PLS 100BL).
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UC Davis went virtually On the Road to Paso Robles on December 10, 2020. Speakers included Kaan Kurtural, Mason Earles, Dario Cantu, Megan Bartlett, Anita Oberholster, Kendra Baumgartner and David…
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Scatter hoarding, Masting, secondary chemistry in fruits
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animal dispersal. how different from pollination. when did it arise? pros and cons. adaptations by plants and dispersers
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The UC Davis World Food Center hosted its third Food For Thought Showcase. Thirteen centers and institutes at UC Davis shaping the future of food and agriculture gave short video presentations…
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October 10, 2020: Dario Cantù, a plant biologist and professor in the UC Davis Department of Viticulture and Enology, and Marianna Fasoli, a Senior Manager in the Department of Winegrowing…
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Over a third of the country’s vegetables and two-thirds of all fruits are grown in California. Temporary labor supply is more plentiful than in previous seasons given the collapse of the…
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