196 Symposium--Use of Seed Treatments to Mitigate Abiotic Stress Risks and Growth Limiting Factors II

We generally consider seed treatments as seed applied pesticides. There are seed applied products that provide other benefits besides pathogen or predator control. Such benefits might include water control in the seed zone, prime placement for nutrients, sizing for precise spacing, various kinds of growth promoters, priming, or pelleting technology.

C04 Seed Physiology, Production & Technology
Tuesday, November 2, 2010: 1:10 PM-3:45 PM
Long Beach Convention Center, Room 308, Seaside Level
Organizer:
Stephen Malone
Presiding:
Dale O. Wilson Jr.
1:10 PM
Introductory Remarks
1:15 PM
196-1
Priming and Pelleting to Overcome Abiotic Stresses and Improve Stand Establishment.
Henry Hill, Seed Dynamics, Inc.
1:45 PM
196-2
Utilizing “Actives” to Improve Production – Yield and Quality – by Overcoming Abiotic Stresses in Agronomic, Vegetable, Turf, Ornamental, and Forestry Production.
Kyle Rushing, Incotec, Inc.
2:15 PM
196-3
Effect of Pyraclostrobin Seed Treatment On Sensitivity of Seedlings to Low Temperature Stress.
Maria Cristina Pagani, BASF Corporation; Kelly Liberator, BASF Corporation; Hendrik Ypema, BASF Corporation
2:45 PM
196-4
Effect of Thiamethoxam On Vigor and Productivity.
Palle Pedersen, Syngenta Crop Protection; Michael Schade, Syngenta Crop Protection; Cliff Watrin, Syngenta Crop Protection
3:15 PM
Discussion
3:45 PM
Adjourn
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