Foliar fungicide can be an important tool in improving wheat yields, but its effectiveness is season- and variety-dependent. To evaluate the yield, test weight, protein responses of different commercial winter varieties to one foliar application around heading, we conducted a trial combining four two management treatments Manhattan during 2019–2020. The control treatment consisted no applicatio...

ACTIVE REMOVAL OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE FROM 1 CEREBROSPINAL FLUID BY THE CHOROID PLEXUS 2 3 Pedro M. Guerreiro, Amy M. Bataille, Sonda L. Parker, and J. Larry Renfro 4 5 Centre of Marine Sciences, Universidade do Algarve, Faro, Portugal, Department of 6 Physiology and Neurobiology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA and Mount 7 Desert Island Biological Laboratory, Salisbury Cove, ME, USA...

In 1986, when I first started to think about the invariant theory of finite groups, there existed only one superb reference, the article by R.P. Stanley[1]. Since that time, there has been an explosion of interest, with many books and articles published, and conferences held. For example, there are two books by Bernd Sturmfels[2],[3], David Benson’s book[4] Polynomial Invariants of Finite Group...

I became a Jacobean under the influence of Colleen M. Kelley, who had just returned to Williams College from a year’s sabbatical with Larry (at McMaster) when I started at Williams in 1987. Colleen and I immediately began collaborating on research inspired by the ideas so beautifully articulated in Jacoby, Kelley, and Dywan’s (1989) chapter on an attribution-making approach to the subjective ex...

Integration of service, education, and research in local official public health agencies Larry W Chambers, John Hoey, Jane Underwood, Namrata Bains. American Journal of Public Health. Washington: Jul1998. Vol. 88, Iss. 7; pg. 1102, 3 pgs Subjects: Locations: Author(s): Article types: Publication title: Source Type: ISSN/ISBN: Public health, Continuing education, Medical research, Health care po...

Four years after the beginning of the Great Recession, the labor market remains historically weak. Many observers have concluded that “structural” impediments to recovery bear some of the blame. This paper reviews such structural explanations. I find that there is little evidence supporting these hypotheses, and that the bulk of the evidence is more consistent with the hypothesis that continued...

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