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esearch.ph@eastwestseed.com. Breeding of cucurbits adapted to tropical conditions. Vardi, Eyal Hazera Quality Seeds, Mivhor Farm, M.P. Lachish Daron 79354, Israel. Ph: +972-7- 6813228; Fax: +972-7-6814057; Email: vardi@hazera.com. Vecchio, Franco c/o Sementi Nunhems, via Ghiarone, 2, S. Agata Bolognese, BO, Italy 40019. Ph: #39-051-6817411; Fax: #39-051-6817400; Email: Franco.Vecchio@nunhems.com. Breeding zucchini. Walters, Terrence The Cucurbit Network, 11901 Old Cutler Road, Miami, FL, 33156-4242. Ph: (305) 667-3800; Fax: (305) 661-5984; Email: walters@servax.fiu.edu. Communication via The Cucurbit Network; the whole family Cucurbitaceae. Wang, Gang 84 Orange Street, Woodbridge, NJ, 07095. Email: w2140@hotmail.com. Watermelon and melon breeding. Wang, Ming Department of Horticulture, Northwestern Agricultural University, Yangling, Shaanxi 712100, P.R. China. Ph: (0910) 709-3426; Fax: (0910) 701- 2559. Watermelon genetics and breeding. Warid, Warid A. 11 Cairo University Street, Apartment #4, Giza - 12211, Egypt. Breeding of cucurbits. Wasilwa, Lusike Rutgers Blueberry/Cranberry Res Ctr, 125a Lake Oswego Rd., Chatsworth, NJ, 08019. Ph: (609) 726-1590; Fax: (609) 726-1593; Email: wasilwa@aesop.rutgers.edu. Disease screening, fungal genetics, evaluation of fungal diversity of Colletotrichum spp. Watterson, Jon Seminis Vegetable Seeds, Inc., 37437 Highway 16, Woodland, CA, 95616. Ph: (530) 669-6157; Fax: (530) 666-6791. Cucumber, melon, watermelon, squash, pumpkin, gourd germplasm and disease resistance. Wehner, Todd C. Dept. Horticultural Science, Box 7609, North Carolina St. Univ., Raleigh, NC, 27695- 7609. Ph: (919) 515-5363; Fax: (919) 515-2505; Email: todd_wehner@ncsu.edu. Pickling/slicing cucumber, watermelon, luffa gourd; selection, disease resistance, yield, genetics & chilling. Wessel-Beaver, Linda Agronomy & Soils Dept., Univ. Puerto Rico, PO Box 9030, Mayaguez, PR, 00681-9030. Ph: (787) 832-4040; Fax: (787) 265- 0220; Email: l_beaver@rumac.upr.clu.edu. Pumpkin & squash breeding; disease resistance; insect resistance. Williams, Tom V. Syngenta Seeds, 10290 Greenway Road, Naples, FL, 34114-3199. Ph: (941) 775-4090; Fax: (941) 774-6852; Email: tom.williams@syngenta.com. Watermelon breeding. Winkler, Johanna Saatzucht Gleisdorf GesmbH, Am Tieberhof 33, 8200 Gleisdorf, Austria. Ph: +43 (0)3112 21050; Fax: +43 (0)3112 21050; Email: winkj.szgl@ccf.co.at. Wolff, David W. Sakata Seed America, Inc., P.O. Box 1118, Lehigh Acres, FL, 33970-1118. Ph: (941) 369-0032 x13; Fax: (941) 369-7528; Email: dwolff@sakata.com. Watermelon breeding and genetics; molecular markers. Wu, Mingzhu Hort Inst, Xinjiang Acad Agric Sci, Nanchang Road NO. 38, Urumqi, Xinjiang, People's Rep. China. Ph: 0991-4840311-2094. Yamanaka, Hisako Yamato-Noen Co., Ltd., 110, Byodobo-cho, Tenri-City, Nara, Japan 632-0077. Ph: 07436-2-1182; Fax: 07436-3-3445. Yorty, Paul Qualiveg Seed Production, 3033 E., 3400 N., Twin Falls, ID, 83301. Ph: (208) 733-0077; Fax: (208) 733-0077. Cucurbit breeding. Zhang, Jiannong Melon Research Institute, Gansu University of Agriculture, Lanzhou, Gansu, 730070, P.R. China. Zhang, Xingping Syngenta Seeds, 21435 Rd 98, Woodland, CA, 95695. Ph: (530) 666-0986; Fax: (530) 666-5273; Email: Xingping.Zhang@syngenta.com. Watermelon and melon genetics & breeding. Zitter, Thomas A. Cornell Univ., Dept. Plant Pathology, 334 Plant Science Building, Ithaca, NY, 14853-5908. Ph: (607) 255-7857; Fax: (607) 255- 4471; Email: taz1@cornell.edu. Fungal and viral diseases; disease resistance. Cucurbit Genetics Cooperative Report 24:138-147 (2001) 147
Alabama Fenny Dane Arkansas Ted Morelock Gary A. Thompson Arizona Dennis Ray California Warren S. Barham Al Burkett Paul Chung Gary Elmstrom Phyllis Himmel Hasib Humaydan Joseph J. King Stephen R. King Larry D. Knerr Erik Legg Krystyna Markiewicz-Ladd Mella-Dee Mayberry J.D. McCreight Michael Nadel Larry Nea Wei Ouyang Ken Owens Paul S. Peterson Kent Rorem M. Allen Stevens Jon Watterson Xingping Zhang Colorado R. Bruce Carle Larry A. Hollar Florida Kevin L. Cook Deena Decker-Walters Donald N. Maynard Mike Meadows Terrence Walters Tom V. Williams David W. Wolff Georgia George E. Boyhan David Groff CGC Members in the United States Nischit V. Shetty Greg Tolla Idaho Stephen Loyd Love Paul Yorty Illinois Richard Hentschel Robert M. Skirvin Indiana Orie J. Eigsti Ray D. Martyn Iowa Glenn Drowns Laura C. Merrick William L. Summers Kansas Ted Carey Maine Mark Hutton Rob Johnston Maryland Joseph Kirkbride Charles A. McClurg Timothy J Ng Michigan Rebecca Grumet Missouri Alex Ching Nebraska Dermot P. Coyne New Hampshire J. Brent Loy New Jersey Oved Shifriss Gang Wang Lusike Wasilwa New Mexico Chris Cramer New York Thomas C. Andres Molly Kyle Jahn H.M. Munger Rosario Provvidenti R.W. Robinson Thomas A. Zitter North Carolina Phil Denlinger Gabriele Gusmini Jonathan R. Schultheis Todd C. Wehner Oklahoma Benny Bruton Angela Davis E. Glen Price Oregon Rebecca Brown Louis Victor Di Nitto August C. Gabert James R. Myers Joel Reiten Pennsylvania Andrew G. Stephenson Puerto Rico Linda Wessel-Beaver South Carolina Amnon Levi Bill B. Rhodes Claude E. Thomas Texas Robyn Coffey Kevin Crosby Joseph O. Kuti Gene Lester Washington John P. Navazio Wisconsin Michael J. Havey Richard L. Lower Philipp W. Simon Jack E. Staub Gary Taurick Cucurbit Genetics Cooperative Report 24:148 (2001) 148
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