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(University of Hawaii, 2002-02)This publication updates and refines a previous study on the same subject. As in the previous analysis, three measures of contribution by an industry are used—industry sales, value added (industry’s gross state product), ...
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Akia (University of Hawaii, 1997-06)Information sheet on using the Hawaiian native plant akia (Wikstroemia uva-ursi) in landscapes.
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Aku (University of Hawaii, 1966-03)This leaflet describes the benefits of eating Aku (skipjack tuna) and provides recipes.
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Aku (University of Hawaii, 1982-06)The skipjack tuna, locally known as aku, is the most abundant and commercially important species in Hawaiian waters. Millions of pounds are caught every year. In Hawaii, most of the aku catch is canned at the Kewalo Basin ...
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(University of Hawaii, 2008-02)A guide to identifying, detecting, and controlling the little fire ant (Wasmannia auropunctata), a tiny new stinging ant that is spreading across Hawaii.
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(University of Hawaii, 2006-04)Integration of a leguminous cover crop and green manure species into a nematode management program is described.
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(University of Hawaii, 1985-12)In this abstracted bibliography the authors commented on 63 references related to selecting new crops.
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(University of Hawaii, 1999-07)With increasing interest in hula competitions in Hawaii, gathering of plant materials for adornment has begun to negatively impact some native forest ecosystems. A small survey explored conditions under which kumu hula ...
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(University of Hawaii, 2000-12)The problems caused by various types of hazardous household wastes are summarized, and alternatives with less environmental impact are suggested.
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(University of Hawaii, 1978)Soils formed in weathered volcanic ash usually contain a high percentage of amorphous gel-like material that has been desilicated during weathering. The influence of this property on phosphate and sulfate sorption is discussed.
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(University of Hawaii, 1980-06)Wherever animals are raised, manure accumulates. This becomes a surprising amount of material that must be disposed of each year. This manure contains primary (major) nutrients, secondary (minor) nutrients, and micronutrients ...
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(University of Hawaii, 2001-08)3-MCPD (3-monochloropropane-1,2-diol) is the most common of the group of food contaminants called chloropropanols. 3-MCPD can cause cancer in laboratory animals fed large amounts over their lifetime. Although people usually ...
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(University of Hawaii, 2008-11)This ubiquitous disease reduces avocado fruit shelf life and negatively affects fruit quality, taste, and marketability. Symptoms, pathogen biology, and integrated disease management techniques are discussed; some of the ...
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(University of Hawaii, 1995-05)The anthurium, Anthurium andraeanum Andre, a native of Colombia, was first brought to Hawai'i from London in 1889 by S. M. Damon. Today, after over 100 years of cultivation and hybridization, the Hawaiian anthurium is one ...
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(University of Hawaii, 2004-06)Control considerations when preparing a new planting or managing the pest in an established planting are discussed.
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(University of Hawaii, 2002-06)Options for control are discussed in relation to the pest's life cycle and seasonality of occurrence.
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(University of Hawaii, 2006-08)The methods and costs for using ultrasound for predicting fat and muscle content in live cattle are described. The machinery costs $15-30k, but it is usually purchased by trained technicians, who may charge $10-25 per ...
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(University of Hawaii, 2001)This publication addresses common questions about arbuscular mycorrhiza (AM) fungi and provides information that will enable interested individuals to produce and then evaluate AMF inocula with minimal external assistance.
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(University of Hawaii, 1999-06)Asparagus is a perennial vegetable that may serve as an ornamental as well as a food crop. The mature asparagus plant has a clumping growth habit with lacy, fern-like foliage about 3 feet high. Although it is considered a ...