Carl W. Campbell
University of Florida
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Plant Molecular Biology Reporter | 1983
Richard Ē. Litz; Carl W. Campbell; Paul K. Soderholm; Knut Norstog
Conventional plant breeding together with improved cultural practices, e.g., effective pest and disease control, mineral nutrition, and irrigation, have been largely responsible for the enormous gains in crop productivity that have occurred in the developed countries during this century. Most of this effort has been concerned with field and horticultural crops of the temperate climatic zones. Advances in crop improvement that were brought about by conventional plant breeding using the principles of Mendelian genetics have had relatively little impact on the staple crops and income-earning export crops of the lowland tropics. Many staple tropical crops such as the edible
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture | 1982
Charles W. Wilson; Philip E. Shaw; Carl W. Campbell
Horttechnology | 1994
Jonathan H. Crane; Carlos F. Balerdi; Richard J. Campbell; Carl W. Campbell; Seymour Goldweber
Hortscience | 1993
Richard J. Campbell; Carl W. Campbell; Jonathan H. Crane; Carlos F. Balerdi; Seymour Goldweber
Horttechnology | 2000
Carl W. Campbell
Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society | 2017
Richard J. Campbell; Carl W. Campbell
Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society | 2004
Carl W. Campbell; Richard J. Campbell
Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society | 2001
Jonathan H. Crane; Carlos F. Balerdi; Carl W. Campbell; Ruben Regalado
Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society | 2001
Jonathan H. Crane; Carlos F. Balerdi; Carl W. Campbell; Ruben Regalado
Hortscience | 2000
Carl W. Campbell