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• Selected mechanical and physical properties of Chinese tallow tree juvenile wood.(TECHNICAL NOTE)

  - 2008-04-01

  Abstract Chinese tallow tree is a noxious, invasive plant in the Southeastern United States. It is generally considered a nuisance and has no current commercial use. The objective of this research was to determine the moduli of rupture MOR and elasticity MOE of the...

  Tags: NETWORKING, Sanmina-SCI Corp., species, U.S. Department of Agriculture

• PROCEEDINGS OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD STATED MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION

  - 2007-04-01

  The One Hundred and Twenty-third Stated Meeting of the American Ornithologists' Union was held 23-27 August 2005 at the University of California - Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA. The Local Hosts were the University of California - Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, with the assistance...

  Tags: Arizona, Arkansas, Boise, California, Chair, Computer Associates International Inc., Council, Editor, habitat, Mexico, Sanmina-SCI Corp., Smithsonian Institution, species

• CASE STUDY: A Field Survey of On-Farm Milk Pasteurization Efficacy

  - 2006-12-01

  Abstract Thirty-one batch- or continuous-flow milk pasteurizers used on commercial dairy and custom calf-feeding operations were surveyed. One sample of raw waste milk RWM immediately prior to onfarm pasteurization and one sample of pasteurized waste milk PWM immediately after on-farm pasteurization from daily waste milk pools were evaluated. The RWM...

  Tags: Associated Press, dairy, efficacy, M., MARKETING, nutrition, protein, Sanmina-SCI Corp., species, survey

• Genetic differentiation of tetraploid creeping bentgrass and hexaploid redtop bentgrass genotypes by AFLP and their use in turfgrass breeding.(Turfgrass Science)

  - 2004-05-01

  The turf industry in the last decade has seen doubling in number of new creeping bentgrass [Agrostis stolonifera var. palustris (Huds.) Farw. and A. stolonifera var. stolonifera Huds.] cultivars, many with unknown variability and lineage. Understanding the genetic diversity of putative parental and wild stocks would be useful in plant...

  Tags: analysis, Biotechnology, C, DNA, M., Michigan State University, Penn, Providence, Sanmina-SCI Corp., species, tolerance, Turkey, U.S., U.S. Department of Agriculture, variability

• RAPD marker diversity among cultivated and wild soybean accessions from four Chinese provinces. (Plant Genetic Resources).(Statistical Data Included)

  - 2002-09-01

  Wild soybean (Glycine soja Siebold & Zucc.) is the ancestor of cultivated soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] and is widely distributed in China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and eastern Russia. In North America, modern soybean cultivars are derived from a very limited germplasm base. Use of more soybean introductions and G....

  Tags: analysis, Biotechnology, DNA, fragment, G., Palmer, Sanmina-SCI Corp., species, Thompson, U.S. Department of Agriculture

• Performance of meadow fescue accessions under management-intensive grazing.(Statistical Data Included)

  - 2001-11-01

  Meadow fescue (Festuca pratensis Huds.) is a pasture grass that has been little used in North America since the introduction of its higher yielding relative, tall fescue (F. arundinacea Schreb.). The objectives of this study were to quantify genotypic variation for traits related to performance under management-intensive grazing MIG within...

  Tags: grass, kilogram, performance, Sanmina-SCI Corp., SECURITY, SOFTWARE, species, trait, U.S. Department of Agriculture

• Trends and potential interactions between pinnipeds and fisheries of new England and the U.S. west coast - Illustration

  - 2000-09-22

  Introduction Most U.S. pinniped populations have increased dramatically since passage of the Marine Mammal Protection Act MMPA in 1972, precipitating concern over the potential for competition with humans for resources. Pinniped and fisheries interactions have subsequently gained attention in recent years (Beddington et al., 1985; NMFS, 1997a; Stone et...

  Tags: abundance, Abundance, California, coast, Columbia, Gulf, Maine, NOAA, Oregon, Pacific, quota, Rep, Richardson, Sanmina-SCI Corp., species, stock, U.S., Washington, Williams

• An Index of Abundance for Coastal Species of Juvenile Sharks from the Northeast Gulf of Mexico - Statistical Data Included

  - 1999-06-22

  Introduction In 1993, a Fishery Management Plan For Sharks FMP (NMFS, 1993) reported the abundance of many species of sharks, particularly large coastal species, could have declined by up to 75% from the 1970's to mid 1980's. To improve management and recovery of shark stocks, the FMP stressed the...

  Tags: abundance, centimeter, FINANCE, Fish, Florida, Investment, MARKETING, NOAA, Sanmina-SCI Corp., species, Spinner, stock, survey

• The Great Whales: History and Status of Six Species Listed as Endangered Under the U.S. Endangered Species Act of 1973 - Statistical Data Included

  - 1999-01-01

  A Special Issue of the Marine Fisheries Review The Status of Endangered Whales: An Overview Introduction and Background In the history of whaling from prehistoric to modern times, the large whales, sometimes called the "great whales," were hunted most heavily owing in part to their corresponding value...

  Tags: abundance, Alaska, Atlantic, California, Christensen, editor, latitude, Mitchell, NOAA, North, Offshore, recovery, Rep., Sanmina-SCI Corp., South, species, stock, survey, U.S., vessel, Wiley

• A history of benthic research in the NMFS Northeast Fisheries Science Center

  - 1995-03-22

  ABSTRACT-The Northeast Fisheries Science Center of NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service has a long history of research on benthic invertebrates and habitats in support of the management of living marine resources. These studies began in the 1870's under Spencer F. Baird's guidance as part of an effort to characterize the...

  Tags: abundance, Atlantic, Bay, Editor, Fish, food, G., habitat, M., Manufacturing, MARKETING, NOAA, Sanmina-SCI Corp., species, U.S., Williams