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Lactuca sativa L.

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1571972 Harvesting Lettuce harvest using field pack operation.  Handling of individual heads occurs only in the field.  February 1996
1572604 People Group of workers walk a field of lettuce, inspecting it for ...? January 1997
1572602 Equipment Lettuce coming out of a hydrocooler. January 1997
1572502 Root(s) Lettuce roots exposed to determine any damage from sudangrass residue. None detected. November 1996
1572409 Planting
1572396 Seed(s) Pelleted lettuce seeds near a crack in the soil.  Soil cracking can affect lettuce stand establishment. (sudangrass allelopathy experiment).  October 1995
1572395 Seed(s) Pelleted lettuce seeds near a crack in the soil.  Soil cracking can affect lettuce stand establishment. (sudangrass allelopathy experiment).  October 1995
1571627 Seedling(s) Stand establishment in lettuce is a critical time.  Soil cracking along the seedline can break seedling roots and result in stand reduction.  October 1995
1572198 Harvesting Lettuce harvest and transport in the early 1900s.
1572197 Facility Lettuce packing in the early 1900s.
1571775 Demonstration Lettuce growers inspect the features of head lettuce varieties to determine their suitability for production and the marketplace at a University of California lettuce field day. UC Vegetable Crops Farm Advisor Keith Mayberry at far left. January 1996.
1571806 Field Field of butternut lettuce ready for harvest. January 1996
1571805 Field Field of butternut lettuce ready for harvest. January 1996
1571782 Stem(s) Stem of lettuce seeding shows discoloration at the point of contact with sudangrass residue. An indication of allelopathy of sudangrass to lettuce? January 1996
1571779 Demonstration Lettuce growers inspect the features of head lettuce varieties to determine their suitability for production and the marketplace at a University of California lettuce field day. UC Farm Advisor Keith Mayberry at far left. January 1996.
1571778 Demonstration A lettuce grower inspects the features of head lettuce varieties to determine their suitability for production and the marketplace at a University of California lettuce field day. January 1996.
1571777 Demonstration Lettuce growers inspect the features of head lettuce varieties to determine their suitability for production and the marketplace at a University of California lettuce field day. UC Plant Pathology Farm Advisor Gerald Holmes at far left. January 1996.
1571776 Demonstration Lettuce growers inspect the features of head lettuce varieties to determine their suitability for production and the marketplace at a University of California lettuce field day. UC Farm Advisor Keith Mayberry at far left. January 1996.
1571774 Display or Sign Lettuce growers inspect the features of head lettuce varieties to determine their suitability for production and the marketplace at a University of California lettuce field day. UC Farm Advisor Gerald Holmes in the foreground. January 1996.
1571772 Plant(s) Lettuce growers inspect the features of a head lettuce plant to determine its suitability for production and the marketplace. January 1996.
1571735 Demonstration University of California Field Day showcasing lettuce varieties. December 1995
1571651 Plant(s) Soil crack moves to seedline and causes stand reduction.  November 1995
1572576 Plant(s) Iceberg lettuce head ready for harvest.  January 1997
1572575 Product Final packed carton showing one unwrapped head.  January 1997
1572574 Plant(s) Iceberg lettuce head ready for harvest.  January 1997
1572573 Harvesting Field packing lettuce.  January 1997
1572570 Product Field packing lettuce.  January 1997
1572571 Product Field packing lettuce.  January 1997
1572572 Processing Field packing lettuce.  January 1997
1572569 Product Field packing lettuce.  January 1997
1572408 Seedling(s) Thinned lettuce seedlings.  October 1996
1571973 Harvesting Lettuce harvest using field pack operation.  Handling of individual heads occurs only in the field.  February 1996
1571970 Harvesting Lettuce harvest using field pack operation.  Handling of individual heads occurs only in the field.  February 1996
1571971 Harvesting Lettuce harvest using field pack operation.  Handling of individual heads occurs once, in the field.  February 1996
1571969 Field Lettuce varieity trial conducted by University of California scientists.  February 1996
1571801 Cultivar Field of mixed lettuce.  January 1996
1571802 Cultivar Field of mixed lettuce.  January 1996
1571784 Plant(s) Lettuce field after harvest shows the amount of plant residue left for incorporation into soil.  January 1996
1571780 Field Lettuce variety trial conducted by the University of California.  January 1996
1571771 Plant(s) Key industry personnel inspect lettuce varieties during a lettuce variety field day.  January 1996
1571736 Demonstration Iceberg lettuce variety field day. December 1995
1571652 Cultivation Thinning lettuce.  November 1995
1571650 Plant(s) Soil crack moves to seedline and causes stand reduction.  November 1995
1571649 Plant(s) A depression made in the soil surface will forcing soil cracking away from seedline where it will not damage seedling roots.  November 1995
1571648 Plant(s) Lettuce plants being thinned and weeded by hand using a specialized hoe.  November 1995
1571647 Plant(s) Lettuce plants after thinning.  November 1995
1571636 Seed(s) Radicle from germinating lettuce seed was unable to make sufficient contact with soil and died.  This can be a significant problem during high temperatures at planting such as occurs in Yuma, AZ and the Imperial Valley of CA. August 1995
1571635 Seed(s) Radicle from germinating lettuce seed was unable to make contact with soil and died.  This can be a significant problem during high temperatures at planting such as occurs in Yuma, AZ and the Imperial Valley of CA. August 1995
1571633 Seed(s) Radicle from germinating lettuce seed was unable to make contact with soil and died.  This can be a significant problem during high temperatures at planting such as occurs in Yuma, AZ and the Imperial Valley of CA. August 1995
1571632 Seed(s) Radicle from germinating lettuce seed was unable to make contact with soil and died.  August 1995
1571630 Plant(s) Lettuce seedlings emerging and causing a crack in the soil.  Note the sudangrass residue above seedlings (sudangrass allelopathy experiment).  August 1995
1571629 Plant(s) Lettuce seedling emerging and causing a crack in the soil.  August 1995
1571626 Seedling(s) Lettuce seedlings.  August 1995
1571616 Seed(s) Soil cracks along the seeding line can reduce stand establishment in lettuce.  October 1995
1571005 Harvesting Iceberg lettuce harvest.  Heads are cut, bagged and boxed in the field. In this photo the harvester is cutting lettuce at the base of the plant using a special lettuce knife; February 1995
1571006 Harvesting Iceberg lettuce harvest.  Heads are cut, bagged and boxed in the field.  In this photo the harvester is placing the cut lettuce head into a plastic bag; February 1995
1571007 Harvesting Iceberg lettuce harvest.  Heads are cut, bagged and boxed in the field.  In this photo the entire operation is visible.  Harvesters select heads that are ready for harvest, cut them off at the base, remove wrapper leaves, place the cut lettuce head into a plastic bag and leave the bagged lettuce on top of the bed to be picked up by the harvesting rig following behind.  The harvesting rig will pack the lettuce into cartons and place onto pallets for immediate transport to cold storage; February 1995
1571008 Harvesting Iceberg lettuce harvest.  Heads are cut, bagged and boxed in the field.  In this photo the harvester is placing the cut lettuce head into a plastic bag; February 1995
1571039 Harvesting Harvesting lettuce for processing.  Processing lettuce is handled in bulk because it will be processed for various markets at a processing facility.  Fresh market lettuce is packed in the field and requires much more labor.  March 1995
1571040 Harvesting Harvesting lettuce for processing.  Processing lettuce is handled in bulk because it will be processed for various markets at a processing facility.  Fresh market lettuce is packed in the field and requires much more labor.  March 1995
1571041 Harvesting Harvesting lettuce for processing.  Processing lettuce is handled in bulk because it will be processed for various markets at a processing facility.  Fresh market lettuce is packed in the field and requires much more labor.  March 1995
1571042 Harvesting Harvesting lettuce for processing.  Processing lettuce is handled in bulk because it will be processed for various markets at a processing facility.  Fresh market lettuce is packed in the field and requires much more labor.  March 1995
1571004 Harvesting Iceberg lettuce harvest.  Heads are cut, bagged and boxed in the field; February 1995
1570852 Equipment Tool used for seedling toxicity assay.  Soil in tube is a profile of the planted bed.  Lettuce seeds are placed in narrow slit in tube and germination measured.  This will show if the soil profile has areas that are toxic to lettuce seedlings. October 1994
1570853 Equipment Tool used for seedling toxicity assay.  PVC tube is used to extract a soil profile in the affected area. Soil in tube is a profile of the planted bed.  Lettuce seeds are placed in narrow slit in tube and germination measured.  This will show if the soil profile has areas that are toxic to lettuce seedlings. October 1994
1570854 Equipment Tool used for seedling toxicity assay.  PVC tube is used to extract a soil profile in the affected area. Soil in tube is a profile of the planted bed.  Lettuce seeds are placed in narrow slit in tube and germination measured.  This will show if the soil profile has areas that are toxic to lettuce seedlings. October 1994
1570981 Field Note the difference in water retention. January 1995
1570988 Research Variety trial January 1995  
1570850 Field Field of emerging lettuce shows repeating pattern (green stipes) running perpendicular to beds. October 1994
1571037 Field Lettuce debris left in field after harvest. March 1995
1571038 Field Lettuce debris left in field after harvest and disking. March 1995
1570883 Field Field patterns during stand establishment reveal spatial variation in conditions for lettuce growth and development. November 1994
1570887 Plant(s) Lateral roots on lettuce seedling are few and many with blackened tips.  Soil toxin suspected (e.g., fertilizer injury, allelopathic crop residue). November 1994.
5365662 Harvesting Farm workers harvesting lettuce in the field.
5365661 Harvesting Farm workers harvesting lettuce in the field.
5365660 Field A leaf lettuce field in Colorado.
5365659 Field A leaf lettuce field in Colorado.
5364492 Plant(s) Some young lettuce plants growing in the field.
5364491 Plant(s) A young lettuce plant growing in the field.
5364490 Plant(s) A young lettuce plant growing in the field.
5364388 Seed(s) Lettuce seeds during a seed quality inspection exercise.
5363710 Plant(s) A leaf lettuce plant growing in the field.
5363709 Field Lettuce culls left in the field.
5362704 Field A scenic view of a lettuce field at Delta in Colorado.
5362703 Field A scenic view of a lettuce field at Delta in Colorado.
5359673 Plant(s) Lettuce plants growing in the field.
5359672 Plant(s) Lettuce plants growing in the field.
5358377 Plant(s) Some young lettuce plants in the field.
5358376 Plant(s) A scenic view of a field of lettuce.
5357431 Plant(s) Double row of head lettuce in the field.
5363680 Flower(s) Flowers on a bolting stalk of lettuce.
5363679 Plant(s) Lettuce plants bolting into flower.

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