Monday, June 9, 2008
Monday, June 9, 2008
| ARS: Elevated carbon dioxide boosts invasive nutsedge | |
| Source: | Ag Professional (KS) 24000 |
| Indexed At: | 06/09/2008 9:51 AM 842992547 |
| Abstract: | ... Dynamics Laboratory in Auburn, Ala. With ARS and Auburn University colleagues, Rogers grew purple nutsedge (Cyperus rotundus L.) and yellow nutsedge (C. esculentus L.) in ... |
| Notes: | This news item cites research conducted at Auburn University. |
| Pretty enough to eat | |
| Source: | Opelika-Auburn News (AL) 14500 |
| Indexed At: | 06/09/2008 4:35 AM 842817262 |
| Abstract: | ... Opelika-Auburn News Gary J. Keever, a professor with Auburn University’s Department of Horticulture, said “ roses, and especially rose hips, are high in vitamin ... |
| Notes: | Gary J. Keever, a professor with Auburn University's Department of Horticulture, is quoted as a source in this story. |
| Cotton loses throne as state's top crop; soybean gain favor | |
| Source: | Birmingham News (AL) 192004 [Registration Required] |
| Indexed At: | 06/09/2008 4:30 AM 842814454 |
| Abstract: | ... Dale Monks, an agronomy professor and extension specialist at Auburn. "People found higher-paying jobs in the town than out in the country," Monks said. The ... |
| Notes: | Dale Monks, an agronomy professor and extension specialist at Auburn University, is quoted as a source in this story. |
| Alabama's cotton crop smallest since early 1980s | |
| Source: | Birmingham News (AL) 192004 [Registration Required] |
| Indexed At: | 06/09/2008 4:29 AM 842814127 |
| Abstract: | ... about 220,000 acres. Bob Goodman, an agricultural economist at Auburn University, said the market value of soybeans has doubled in the past year. Fertilizer and ... |
| Notes: | Bob Goodman, an agricultural economist at Auburn University, is quoted as a source in this story. |
| Flip-flops are no walk in the park, study suggests | |
| Byline: | Nanci Hellmich • Gannett News Service |
| Source: | Shreveport Times (LA) 71751 |
| Indexed At: | 06/09/2008 3:51 AM 842775811 |
| Abstract: | ... American College of Sports Medicine in Indianapolis. Researchers at Auburn University in Alabama recruited 39 college-age men and women and measured how the participants walked ... |
| Flip or Flop? | |
| Source: | marie claire (NAT) N/A |
| Indexed At: | 06/08/2008 8:47 PM 842588975 |
| Abstract: | ... of time could lead to pain and injury. Auburn University (AU) researchers have found that wearing thong-style flip-flops can result in sore feet, ankles and ... |
| Notes: | This story is about research conducted at AU.
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| DON NOBLE: Writers tackle storms in first Pebble Hill book | |
| Source: | Tuscaloosa News (AL) 33900 |
| Indexed At: | 06/08/2008 5:01 AM 842235150 |
| Abstract: | ... book for a new Alabama imprint. Pebble Hill at Auburn has for years been doing superb work in humanities outreach programs around the state and ... |
| Notes: | This story cites the first book printed by the Pebble Hill imprint. |
| Any rain is good, but Birmingham's recent deluges not best for replenishing drought-parched land | |
| Source: | Birmingham News (AL) 192004 [Registration Required] |
| Indexed At: | 06/07/2008 6:16 AM 841668818 |
| Abstract: | ... said Mike Kensler of the Water Resources Center at Auburn University. Ideally, rain should fall moderately so it can soak into the ground and, as ... |
| Notes: | Mike Kensler of the Water Resources Center at Auburn University is quoted as a source for this story. |
| Freshmen honored by Elmore Co. Auburn Club | |
| Byline: | GRIFFIN PRITCHARD - Sports Editor |
| Source: | Wetumpka Herald (AL) 5600 |
| Indexed At: | 06/07/2008 4:53 AM 841587698 |
| Abstract: | ... the Plains.” Before they make the trek to Auburn University, the Elmore County Auburn Club wanted to make sure that each soon-to-be freshman knew ... |
| Alabama Universities Coping with Budget Cuts | |
| Source: | WSFA-TV NBC 12 Montgomery (AL) N/A |
| Indexed At: | 06/06/2008 11:41 PM 841439162 |
| Abstract: | ... for ways to bring in more money. Friday Auburn University announced they're going to recommend to the board of trustees a 12% hike in ... |