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- Julyprince and Scarletprince peach varieties released in 2004
- Gulfprince and Gulfcrest peaches released

Newsheadline bar   Gulfking and Gulfcrest peaches released for moderate chill areas such as the Gulf coasts  
Julyprince and Scarletprince peach varieties released in 2004   ARS News Articles  Space Nematodes: A Giant Leap for Interplanetary AgricultureSep 22, 2020Three Joy Peaches ReleasedMay 14, 2020Pheromones Give Nematodes a Boost in Controlling PestsJul 25, 2019Starship NematodeFeb 20, 2019Introducing Gulfsnow, a New Peach Variety from ARSAug 20, 2015Ins and Outs of Beneficial Nematode MovementNov 24, 2014Compound from Bacteria Could Be Useful Against Pecan ScabSep 17, 2014Nickel and Phosphite Help Growers Fight Pecan ScabAug 19, 2013ARS Releases Gulfcrimson Peach to NurseriesJul 23, 2008New Method May Thwart Pecan and Peach DiseasesJun 12, 2008Environmentally-Friendly Controls for Peach Tree PestsMar 07, 2008Defending Cotton from Stink BugsJan 16, 2008Treatment for Mouse-Eared Pecan Trees Now LicensedAug 30, 2007New Peaches for the Sweet-Loving PalateJan 11, 2005Mouse-Ear Can Be DefeatedNov 22, 2004Insect Remains Are Better 'Suited' for Fight Against PestsMay 13, 2002Lowly Ring Nematode Suppressed with Biological ControlAug 28, 2001Long Live the Peach Tree...Without Methyl BromideDec 20, 1996


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