University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences image gallery

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John Hammel Dean, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences	Gregory A. Bohach Director, Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station 2006 Mule Racing Photo Collection Idaho Gem at the Sonoma County Fair July 26, 2006 University of Idaho / Bill Loftus Oct. 8, 2006, Fresno racing photos SymBoba photos 6-2-2007 Winnemucca, Nev.	2008 Barn photos University of Idaho graduate student Yaniria Sanchez-de Leon samples a Palouse Prairie remnant south of Moscow for earthworms. She found the rare giant Palouse earthworm at a different site north of Pullman, Wash. The large, white worm at the top is the giant Palouse earthworm, Driloleirus americanus. Below is the southern worm or Aporrectodea trapezoides, which is considered an introduced species. The bottom photo shows the anterior, ventral view of the giant Palouse earthworm specimen collected by Yaniria Sanchez-de Leon. Please credit the photos to: Yaniria Sanchez-de Leon/University of Idaho © 2005
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Winnemucca photos
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Ed Comm powerpoint.ppt Meadowclip.avi Ranchclip.avi Germclip.avi KickassClone.avi BBCclip.avi Julie zip	Biodiesel video Biodiesel news photos	The BioBug

Joe Guenthner's new book	Joe Guenthner UI Professor of Agricultural Economics	Tom Karsky UI Extension safety specialist
Donn Thill UI professor of weed science	Larry W. Van Tassell Research Bulletin 161	Farmer Chris Ramsey uses his four-wheeler and a propane torch to ignite Kentucky bluegrass study plots near Plummer while UI study director Donn Thill observes. UI photo.
UI weed SWAT team members Vladamir Borek, left, and Lee Eubank, record information about a patch of tansy ragwort. UI photo	Tansy ragwort	Russell Qualls Idaho State Climatologist
Larry Branen UI Vice President for Outreach	University of Idaho - Phil Schofield ©2003	University of Idaho - Phil Schofield ©2003
University of Idaho - Phil Schofield ©2003	Idaho Gem was all ears as UI's Dr. Dirk Vanderwall explained cloning to 4-H'ers.	Western Mule photos PPHJ Gem powerpoint
UI's Gordon Woods, left, and Ken White of Utah State with Idaho Gem	Nuclear transfer video clip	University of Idaho - Phil Schofield ©2003
Gordon Woods, left, holds Utah Pioneer, while Don Jacklin holds Idaho Gem on June 9, the day of the second mule clone's birth. University of Idaho/Kelly Weaver photo	Photos 7/28/3 Third clone	University of Idaho - Phil Schofield ©2003
Gem Photo No. 27	Gem Photo No. 17	Gem Photo No. 14
Idaho Star 10/17/2003 University of Idaho - Phil Schofield ©2003	Idaho Star and Idaho Dawn University of Idaho - Phil Schofield ©2003	Dr. Dirk Vanderwall and Dr. Gordon Woods of the University of Idaho present the three mule clones of Project Idaho Sunday, Feb. 15 at Seattle. University of Idaho - Phil Schofield ©2004
Corn Blotch Leafminer Photos
(photos by J.M. Alvarez)
Figure 1a Symptoms of corn blotch leafminer	Figure 1b Symptoms of corn blotch leafminer	Figure 2 Adult corn blotch leafminer (2.5 mm in length)
Figure 3 Corn blotch leafminer larvae on leaf mine	Figure 4 Corn blotch leafminer pupae (3 - 4 mm in length)	BiotechAu NIH Biomedical pix LGLS photos JAMM121 3 clones INBRE
BonnieShields Jh7tiff Jh8tiff	Food Safety Images	Nancy M. Cummings Research, Extension and Education Center photos label