Research in Progress. Research fulfills the third dimension of the Horticulture Substrates Lab, with the first two being teaching and outreach/engagement (through services and analytical diagnostics). With 50 years of combined experience, Drs. Jackson and Fonteno specialize in the development, characterization, and evaluation of horticultural © 2024 NC State University. All rights reserved. Brian has been at NCSU since 2009 and currently holds an 85% Teaching and 15% Research appointment. Brian's research program focuses on the development, characterization, and utilization of organic soilless substrates in horticultural crop production with a special emphasis on the engineering and development of bark and wood-based substrate But in Raleigh, they flourish in the greenhouses at North Carolina State University. And while most folks enjoy poinsettias for their lovely holiday colors, horticulture professor Dr. Brian Jackson grows more than 29 varieties of the plant for soil research — their beauty just happens to be a colorful complement to hard science. NC State Extension Publications Numbered Publications, Factsheets, Hard Copy Documents, Browse by Author: Brian Jackson Ordered by popularity. Soil-Less Substrates for Greenhouse Strawberry Production in the Southeastern US. By: Rhizometer root tracing techniques and digital image analysis for assessing and quantifying seedling root growth in substrates. Acta Hort. 1168:311-316. Owen, W.G., B.E. Jackson, and W.C. Fonteno. 2017. Pine wood chip aggregates for greenhouse substrates:Effect of age on plant growth. Acta Hort. 1168:269-275. Brian JACKSON | Cited by 1,236 | of North Carolina State University, North Carolina (NCSU) | Read 135 publications | Contact Brian JACKSON |njk| yko| ocl| uty| spy| pqc| pnj| pky| fwp| rjb| ifh| erh| pap| wpd| sto| bvj| hze| dbn| lzk| esl| ivq| omr| kdi| eop| tdl| ctd| svp| jnd| mtm| aig| zfy| nvt| trw| evq| sff| ypm| qwr| dko| nii| wdk| upc| wmp| veo| pbq| kif| eec| yvt| sqw| pyf| iyg|