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Articles in Journals - Referred

  1. D.F. Warnock, W.M. Randle, and O.M. Lindstrom, Jr. 1993. Photoperiod, temperature, and plant age interact to affect short-day onion cold hardiness. HortScience 28(11): 1092-1094.
  2. W.M. Randle, M.L. Bussard, and D.F. Warnock.1993. Ontogeny and sulfur fertility affects leaf sulfur in short-day onions. J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 118(6): 762-765.
  3. D.F. Warnock, W.D. Hutchison, T.J. Kurtti, and D.W. Davis. 1997. Laboratory bioassays for evaluating sweet corn antibiosis on European corn borer (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) larval development. J. Entomol. Sci. 32(3): 342-357.
  4. D.F. Warnock, D.W. Davis, and G.R. Gingera.1998. Inheritance of ear resistance to European corn borer in 'Apache' sweet corn. Crop Science 38:1451-1457.
  5. D.F. Warnock and D.W. Davis. 1998. Comparison of two visual scales for estimating European corn borer ear damage in maize. HortScience 33:1048-1049.
  6. E.C. Burkness, W.D. Hutchison, P.C. Bolin, D.W. Bartels, D.F. Warnock, and D.W. Davis. 2001. Field efficacy of sweet corn hybrids expressing a Bacillus thuringiensis toxin for management of Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera: Crambidae) and Helicoverpa zea (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). J. Econ. Entomol. 94:197-203.
  7. D.F. Warnock, W.D. Hutchison, C.B.S. Tong, and D.W. Davis. 2001. Evaluating maize for allelochemicals restricting European corn borer (Lepidoptera: Crambidae) larval development. Crop Science 41:1761-1771.
  8. R. Cloyd, D.F. Warnock, and Keith Holmes. 2001. Technique for collecting thrips for use in insecticide efficacy trials. HortScience 36:925-926.
  9. D.F. Warnock and R. Loughner. 2002. Comparing Three Solutions for Extracting Western Flower Thrips from Coleus Shoots. HortScience, 37:787-789.
  10. B. Herrin and D.F. Warnock. 2002. Resistance of impatiens germplasm to western flower thrips feeding damage. HortScience, 37:804-806.
  11. D.F. Warnock. 2003. Resistance to western flower thrips feeding damage in impatiens populations from Costa Rica. HortScience, 38:1424-1427.
  12. D.F. Warnock. 2004. Mechanical Shearing device for potted rosemary Christmas tree topiaries. HortTechnology 14:95-98.
  13. D.F. Warnock and R. Loughner. 2004. Verbena cultivars differentially attract adult western flower thrips. Acta Horticulturae, 638:89-94.
  14. R. Loughner, D. Warnock, and R. Cloyd. 2005. Resistance of greenhouse, laboratory, and native populations of western flower thrips, Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande), (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) to spinosad. HortScience 40(1):146-149.
  15. D.F. Warnock and C. Voigt. 2005. Rosemary cultivar ontogeny impacts success as potted Christmas tree shaped topiary. HortScience, 40(2):343-345
  16. D.F. Warnock and R. Cloyd. 2005. Effect of pesticide mixtures in controlling western flower thrips, Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande) (Thysanoptera: Thripidae). J. Entomol. Sci. 40(1):54-66.
  17. M. Blumthal, R. Cloyd, L.A. Spomer, and D. Warnock. 2005. Flower color preferences of western flower thrips. HortTechnology 15:846-853.

Articles in Journals, Bulletins, Reports, or Conference Proceedings - Non-Referred

  1. D.W. Davis, G.R. Gingera, and D.F. Warnock. 1994. Breeding for resistance to European corn borer and other related pests in sweet corn. MWFPA Processing Crops Manual and Proceedings. 6:93-98.
  2. D.W. Davis, G.R. Gingera, and D.F. Warnock. 1995. Breeding for resistance to European corn borer and other related pests in sweet corn. MWFPA Processing Crops Manual and Proceedings. 7:97-106.
  3. D.W. Davis, D.F. Warnock, J. Elizondo-B. and J. Vasquez. 1996. Further development of resistance to European corn borer and the combining of borer resistance with other disease and insect problems of sweet corn. MWFPA Processing Crops Manual and Proceedings. 8:67-73.
  4. D.F. Warnock, D.W. Davis, W.D. Hutchison, and D.A. Andow. 1997. The continued development of resistance in sweet corn to European corn borer and tolerance to Poast herbicide. MWFPA Processing Crops Manual and Proceedings. 9:35-42.
  5. G. Campbell, R.J. Brazee, A.G. Endress, T.B. Voigt, D.F. Warnock and J.L. Hall. 2001. The Illinois green industry: Its economic impact, structure, and characteristics. University of Illinois, Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Report Series 2001-01, pp. 106.
  6. D.F. Warnock. 2003. Evaluating three emerging cut perennial crops for production in rockwool or media based systems. International cut flower grower's association bulletin. Feb. 2003 pp. 24-28.
  7. D.F. Warnock, R. Cloyd, R. Elshire, and R. Loughner. 2003. Managing western flower thrips using a combination of impatiens with natural resistance and reduced risk insecticides. Proceedings of the 4th National IPM Symposium, pp. D5-P (http://cipm.ncsu.edu/symposium).
  8. R. Loughner and D.F. Warnock. 2003. Characterizing the diversity of ten domestic populations of western flower thrips and their potential impact on floriculture crops. Proceedings of the 4th National IPM Symposium, pp. D7-P (http://cipm.ncsu.edu/symposium)
  9. D.F. Warnock and R. Loughner. 2003. Western flower thrips differentially attracted to four verbena cultivars. Proceedings of the 4th National IPM Symposium, pp. D6-P (http://cipm.ncsu.edu/symposium)
  10. S. Bryant, Bridget Behe, Jennifer Hall-Dennis, Rachel Walden, Susan Barton, and Daniel Warnock. 2003. Garden Show Visitors' Evaluations. The Michigan Landscape 46(3):57-61.
  11. S. Bryant, Bridget Behe, Jennifer Hall-Dennis, Rachel Walden, Susan Barton, and Daniel Warnock. 2003. Garden Show Visitors Evaluate Landscape Service Quality. Nursery and Landscape Research Projects and Educational Programs 2002. Michigan State University special publication. p. 38-41.
  12. D. Warnock, M. Fifarek, and H. Lash. 2004. Production system impacts quality of cut poinsettia stems. Southeastern Floriculture 14(6):12-13.

Abstracts

  1. W. Randle, O. Lindstrom, Jr., and D.F. Warnock. 1992. Effects of photoperiod on Allium cepa seedlings. HortScience 27:597.
  2. W.M. Randle, M.L. Bussard, and D.F. Warnock. 1993. Temperature affects plant growth and sulfur utilization in onion (Allium cepa). HortScience 28:467.
  3. D.F. Warnock and D.W. Davis. 1996. Evaluation of two visual scales to estimate European corn borer ear feeding damage in sweet corn. HortScience 31:613.
  4. D.F. Warnock, D.W. Davis, and W.D. Hutchison. 1996. Initial screening of sweet corn tissues for allelochemicals that affect European corn borer larval development. HortScience 31:622.
  5. D.F. Warnock and D.W. Davis. 1997. Inheritance of resistance to European corn borer in sweet corn. HortScience 32:450.
  6. D.F. Warnock, D.W. Davis, and W.D. Hutchison. 1997. Developing methodology for evaluating sweet corn tissues for allelochemicals restricting European corn borer larval development. HortScience 32:543.
  7. B.B. Herrin and D.F. Warnock. 2000. Resistance in Impatiens wallerana to western flower thrips [Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande)] feeding damage. HortScience 35:470.
  8. D.F. Warnock, R. Cloyd, R. Elshire, and R. Loughner. 2002. Managing western flower thrips using a combination of impatiens with natural resistance and reduced risk insecticides. XXVIth IHC Proceedings Supplement p. 29.
  9. R. Loughner and D.F. Warnock. 2002. Characterizing the diversity of ten domestic populations of western flower thrips and their potential impact on floriculture crops. XXVIth IHC Proceedings p. 501.
  10. D.F. Warnock and R. Loughner. 2002. Western flower thrips differentially attracted to four verbena cultivars. XXVIth IHC Proceedings p. 278.
  11. D.F. Warnock. 2002. Impact of fly ash as media amendment on chrysanthemum growth and development. XXVIth IHC Proceedings p. 288.
  12. D.F. Warnock and R. Cloyd. 2004. Effect of tank mixing pesticides on controlling western flower thrips, Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande) (Thysanoptera: Thripidae). HortScience, 39:767.
  13. D.F. Warnock and C. Voigt. 2004. Evaluating rosemary cultivars for use as Christmas tree shaped topiaries. HortScience, 39:860.
  14. D.F. Warnock, M. Fifarek, and H. Lash. 2004. Production system impacts quality of cut poinsettia stems. HortScience, 39:893.
  15. Sheng-Fu J. Chou, Mei-In M. Chou, J. Stucki, D. Warnock, J. Chemler, and M. Pepple. 2005. Plant growth in sandy/compost mixture and commercial peat moss both amended with Illinois coal fly ash. World of Coal Ash Proceedings, April 11-15, 2005. Lexington, KY. http://www.worldofcoalash.org/2005/index.html.
  16. D.F. Warnock and H. Lash. 2005. Tank mixtures differentially impact survival of predatory mites used to manage western flower thrips. HortScience 40:1125.
  17. D.F. Warnock and H. Lash. 2005. Pinching impacts cut poinsettia stem quality and profit potential. HortScience 40:1123.
  18. D.F. Warnock. 2005. Phytotoxicity of TriStar Formulations on fully colored poinsettia cultivars. HortScience 40:1125.
  19. D.F. Warnock. 2005. Novel Impatiens genotype with improved resistance to western flower thrips feeding. HortScience 40:1101.
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