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Title: Professor of Plant Pathology & Assoc. Dept. Head
Organization: Colorado State University
Unit: Plant Pathology
Country: United States
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Howard F. Schwartz is a Professor of Plant Pathology & Associate Department Head in the Department of Bioagricultural Sciences and Pest Management at Colorado State University. His Research and Extension Interests include Integrated Pest Management (IPM) - particularly of rust and white mold of dry bean as well as bacterial diseases and Iris Yellow Spot Virus of onion. Specific areas include management by disease survey, a reporting network supported by GPS/GIS technology, disease resistance, cultural practices, and timely applications of pesticides in response to environmental monitoring and crop/pest modeling. He is also interested in making sure the delivery of time-sensitive information on Integrated Pest Management and Crop Production Systems is coordinated via traditional methods (newsletters, bulletins, alerts, meetings, field days) and via the internet (Legume Pipe, VegNet, Allium Net). He is also the person leading and coordinating the CSU Node of the Bugwood Network.
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5365876 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach seedlings growing on a field in Colorado.
5365877 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach seedlings growing on a field in Colorado.
5361719 spinach Spinacia oleracea An abiotic disorder causes bolting in a spinach plant growing on a field in Colorado.
5361717 spinach Spinacia oleracea An abiotic disorder causes bolting in spinach plants growing on a field in Colorado.
5361718 spinach Spinacia oleracea An abiotic disorder causes bolting in a spinach plant growing on a field in Colorado.
5361716 spinach Spinacia oleracea An abiotic disorder causes bolting in spinach plants growing on a field in Colorado.
5361715 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing on a field in Colorado.
5361714 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing on a field in Colorado.
5361711 spinach Spinacia oleracea A farm worker harvesting spinach on a field in Colorado.
5361712 spinach Spinacia oleracea A farm worker harvesting spinach on a field in Colorado.
5361713 spinach Spinacia oleracea Farm workers harvesting spinach on a field in Colorado.
5362970 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing in the field.
5362968 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing in the field.
5362969 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing in the field.
5362966 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing in the field.
5362967 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing in the field.
5362965 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing in the field.
5363601 spinach Spinacia oleracea Spinach plants growing in a field.
5363602 spinach Spinacia oleracea Field of young spinach plants.
5363600 spinach Spinacia oleracea Young spinach plants in the field.
5363599 spinach Spinacia oleracea Young spinach plants in the field.
5363598 spinach Spinacia oleracea Very young spinach plants in the field.

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