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NEIL O. ANDERSON

Professor, Department of Horticultural Science

University of Minnesota

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Horticulture (Plant Breeding Minor), University of Minnesota, 1989

M.S. Horticulture (Plant Breeding Minor), University of Minnesota, 1985

B.S. Ornamental Horticulture, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo,

Summa cum laude, 1983

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS

2013—present University of Minnesota, Department of Horticultural Science

Professor – Floriculture Breeding and Genetics

Appointment: 50% Research, 50% Teaching

2004-2013 University of Minnesota, Department of Horticultural Science

Associate Professor – Floriculture Breeding and Genetics


2010–2011 University of South Bohemia, Faculty of Science, Department of Ecosystems

Biology

Visiting Fulbright Professor


Assistant Professor – Floriculture Breeding and Genetics


1997-1999 PanAmerican Seed Company, a division of Ball Horticultural Company

Flower Breeder, Potted Plant Product Manager, New Crop Development

Specialist

1996 University of Minnesota, Department of Genetics and Cell Biology

Lecturer

1993; 1995 University of Minnesota, Department of Plant Biology

Lecturer


Post-doctoral Research Associate & Lecturer

COMMERCIALIZED (NAMED) CULTIVAR RELEASES (20 total: 3-Associate Professor,

13-Assistant Professor, 4-Pre-faculty)


Release yr. Cultivar name or germplasm release (breeder number), description

2012 Gladiolus ‘Beatrice’ (Mn. Sel’n. VT03): The first of its kind, a USDA Z4 winter-

hardy gladiolus sporting ruffled pink and white flowers with a yellow throat; corms

do not have to be dug in the fall. This is an excellent cut flower.

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2008 Gaura ‘Snowstorm’ (Mn. Sel’n. Lino Lakes-01): This vigorous, drought and heat-

tolerant annual gaura has a snowstorm of white flowers all summer long. It is the

first-ever frost-tolerant gaura, allowing it to stay in bloom until a killing freeze in

Minnesota. ‘Snowstorm’ is perfect for planting in containers.

2006 Garden chrysanthemum Mammoth™ ‘Dark Pink Daisy’ (Mn. Sel’n. 01-127-

1): Vibrant lavender-pink, yellow-centered flowers engulf the dense foliage

creating a neat dome of color for more than a month in the fall. Bred by the

University of Minnesota to withstand very cold winter temperatures, it is a superb,

herbaceous perennial shrub mum for borders, edging, large containers or mass

plantings.

2002 Garden chrysanthemum Mammoth™ ‘Lavender Daisy’ (Mn. Sel’n. 00-100-

382): This large shrub chrysanthemum displays thousands of large, semi-double

lavender flowers with yellow centers. In their second and successive years,

Mammoth™ ‘Lavender Daisy’ plants form mammoth mounds 0.51m-0.91m tall

and up to 1.22m wide.

2002 Garden chrysanthemum, Mammoth™ ‘Red Daisy’, (Mn. Sel’n. 00-100-216): A

red daisy, shrub chrysanthemum to be released as Mammoth™ ‘Red Daisy’, a

‘silent’ replacement for My Favorite™ ‘Autumn Red’. This selection flowers early

than My Favorite™ ‘Autumn Red’ and also does not have fading flowers later in

the fall season.

2001 Garden chrysanthemum Mammoth™ ‘Yellow Quill Daisy’ (=‘My Favorite™

Yellow Quill’, Mn. Sel’n. 98-M91-1): Yellow with a gold center, single daisy,

quilled petals, extremely winter hardy, grows to shrub size in the second year and

thereafter. First released under the new brand, My Favorite™, it was later

introduced in a newer brand of Mammoth™ shrub mums.

2001 Garden chrysanthemum Mammoth™ ‘Twilight Pink Daisy’ (=My Favorite™

‘Twilight Pink’, Mn. Sel’n. 98-E90-15): Pink with a gold center and a purple eye,

single daisy, extremely winter hardy, grows to shrub size in the second year and



2001 Garden chrysanthemum Mammoth™ ‘Dark Bronze Daisy’ (Mn. Sel’n. 95-

169-8): A hardy (USDA Z3) fall mum growing to a stunning 0.91m tall x 1.22m

wide shrub, sporting bronze daisy flowers and gold centers. An easy-to-care-for

plant, Mammoth™ ‘Dark Bronze Daisy’ does not require pinching, pruning, or

deadheading.

2000 Garden chrysanthemum ‘Peach Centerpiece’: This naturally-occurring sport

(mutation) from ‘Centerpiece’ was discovered at Lake Country Gardens and is co-

released with the University of Minnesota flower breeding program. ‘Peach

Centerpiece’ has an upright plant habit; its large quilled flowers, 5.7cm – 1.2cm

(dia.) make it a perfect cut flower.

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2000 Garden chrysanthemum ‘Sesquicentennial Sun’: This upright plant sports

2.5cm-5.1cm fully double pompon flowers, which are frost-tolerant. This is named

in honor of the University of Minnesota's Sesquicentennial celebration.

2000 Garden chrysanthemum Mammoth™ ‘White Daisy’ (=My Favorite™ ‘White’;

Mn. Sel’n. 95-157-6): This Mammoth™ shrub mum has white daisy flowers with

multiple rows of petals and a gold center. It is extremely winter hardy (USDA Z3).

First released under the new brand, My Favorite™, it was later introduced in a

newer brand of Mammoth™ shrub mums.

2000 Garden chrysanthemum Mammoth™ ‘Coral Daisy’ (=My Favorite™ ‘Coral’;

Mn. Sel’n. 95-105-6): Coral daisy flowers with a gold center cover this hardy

(USDA Z3) chrysanthemum. It has a shrub plant habit in the second year and



2000 Garden chrysanthemum My Favorite™ ‘Autumn Red’ (Mn. Sel’n. 92-333-2):

Maroon petals with a gold center, this single daisy mum is extremely winter hardy

(USDA Z3) and grows to shrub size in the second year and thereafter. Released

under the new brand of superior herbaceous perennial shrubs, My Favorite™.

1996 Garden chrysanthemum Maxi-mum™ ‘Betty Lou’: This is the first

interspecific hybrid for a new series of shrub chrysanthemums. ‘Betty Lou’, with

red button-type flowers, has a cushion habit with a 0.76m dia. plant in its second

and successive years (USDA Z3 winter hardy).

1996 Garden chrysanthemum ‘Inca’: A low, cushion mum sporting hammered

bronze-colored, with double button-type flowers (5.7cm dia.). Hardy to USDA Z3.

1996 Garden chrysanthemum ‘Snowscape’: A first in its class, this semi-double

flowered cultivar grows horizontally along the ground (semi-groundcover type),

bursting into flower in the fall. The white petals are tipped with purple, making it

look like snow drifts in the autumn. At flowering the plants are covered with 3"

dia. semi-double, decorative flowers; hardy to USDA Z3.

1993 Garden chrysanthemum ‘Rose Blush™’: This cultivar, named after Rose

Ascher, has large, decorative 0.57cm – 7.6cm dia. mauve flowers on long stems.

Perfect for cutting, due its upright plant habit; hardy to USDA Z4.

PanAmerican Seed Company

2001 Dahlia Noveletta ‘Cherry Sunrise’ (`Balnovches`): Bright cherry daisy flowers

highlight this dwarf dahlia. A perfect addition to containers, window boxes, or as a

flowering potted plant indoors.

2001 Dahlia Noveletta ‘Violet Frost’ (`Balnovost’): A dwarf, pot-sized dahlia is

highlighted with showy violet daisy flowers, frosted with white on the petals and a

gold center. Flower petals on ‘Violet Frost’ are incurved, creating a saucer effect.

2001 Dahlia Noveletta ‘Red Sunrise’ (`Balnovrese`): Bright red sky-colored flowers

sport above the dark green foliage of this dwarf pot-type dahlia.

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NON-COMMERCIALIZED GERMPLASM RELEASES (15 total: 14-Assistant Professor, 1-

Pre-faculty)


Release yr. Cultivar name or germplasm release (breeder number), description

2003 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 00-100-60: This is a very early-flowering

(late July, USDA Z3/4), winter hardy pink/purple daisy shrub mum with large

flowers (7cm dia.).

2003 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 00-99-37: Dark purple daisy flowers (5.7cm

dia.) on this mid-season mum (flowering mid-August onwards, USDA Z3/4) have

intermediate to excellent frost resistance. This selection is a winter-hardy shrub

type herbaceous perennial.

2003 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 00-97-505: This early-season (early August

flowering, USDA Z3/4) shrub chrysanthemum is loaded with lavender daisy

flowers (5.7cm dia.) throughout the fall season. Mn. Sel’n. 00-97-505 also has

excellent frost resistant flowers.

2003 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 00-48-30: A first in the history of shrub

chrysanthemums, Mn. Sel’n. 00-48-30 displays pumpkin-orange flowers (5.7cm

dia.) early in the fall season (mid-August flowering, USDA Z3/4). The heavy

flowers are held strongly on stiff stems to prevent damage (lodging) from wind and

heavy rains.

2003 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 00-48-8: A bright addition to any fall

garden, Mn. Sel’n. 00-48-8 has bright yellow daisy flowers (5.7cm dia.) held on

very stiff stems. As a result, this winter-hardy mum will not lodge (split open) after

heavy rain storms.

2003 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 98-82-23: A yellow-bronze daisy winter-

hardy shrub chrysanthemum sports large (5.1cm dia.) flowers that are frost-

resistant. The thousands of flowers (opening in mid-September in USDA Z4) are

supported on stiffly-held stems.

2002 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 00-102-2: This purple quilled selection

complements Mammoth™ ‘Yellow Quill Daisy’ in plant habit and petal type. The

elegant flowers create a dazzle of color and shape, perfect for large containers and

for use in floral designing.

2002 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 99-158-243: A yellow daisy, shrub mum

with a compact growth habit. This selection matches Mammoth™ ‘White Daisy’ in

plant size and flowering dates.

2002 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 90-275-27: The first, completely flat

(groundcover) garden mum has a carpet of double golden flowers, flowering in late

summer through autumn. This carpet of gold remains as a groundcover perennial

year-after-year; it has a much lower plant height than ‘Snowscape’.

2001 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 98-89-7: This selection is a reddish-purple

daisy with an ‘eye’ in the golden center of the flowers. It is also a winter-hardy

shrub chrysanthemum.

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2001 Garden chrysanthemum Mn. Sel’n. 92-301-14: This winter-hardy shrub

chrysanthemum has purple/lavender single daisy flowers with a purple ‘eye’ in the

golden center of each flower. Each petal has white at the base, creating a ‘halo’

effect.

2000 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 95-170-28 (Mn. Sel’n. 95-161-2): This

shrub selection has semi-double yellow flowers (5.8cm dia.) with bronze

overtones. With cooler evenings in the fall, the flowers tend to ‘pink’ over the

yellow-bronze, creating a fantastic sunset appearance.

2000 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 92-321-19: Light lavender/medium pink

flowers highlight this shrub selection. All flowers are single daisies with bright

yellow centers, making them attractive to butterflies.

2000 Garden chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 92-296-25: This shrub mum is ‘larger than

life’, with the largest sized cushion plant ever seen (0.76m – 0.91m tall x >0.91m

wide in its 2nd

yr.)! When it flowers, the entire plant is covered with thousands of

purple flowers and will attract butterflies. For container production, high levels of

plant growth regulators need to be used.

1988 Greenhouse potted chrysanthemum, Mn. Sel’n. 83-267-3: This release has

white, semi-double decorative flowers, flowering under any day length (day

neutral)—the first of its kind (most chrysanthemums flower only under short days).

This germplasm release is also heat-delay insensitive; hardy in USDA Z4.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Organizations and Professional Societies

American Society of Horticultural Science

American Society of Plant Biology

Fulbright Association

International Association of Sexual Plant Reproduction

International Society of Horticultural Science

National Science Teachers Association

North American Colleges & Teachers of Agriculture

Pi Alpha Xi

Honors and Awards (11 total: 1-Professor, 6-Associate Professor, 2-Assistant Professor, 2-Pre-

faculty)

Outstanding Professor, CFANS Student Board Awards, 2013

University of Minnesota, Office for Technology Commercialization, Inventor Recognition

Award: Patent, Plant Breeder’s Rights Issued, 2010-2011

United States. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, Institute of

International Education, J. William Fulbright Commission, Council for International

Exchange of Scholars, J. William Fulbright Research/Teaching Scholar Fellowship,

University of South Bohemia, Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic, 2010-2011

Minnesota State Horticultural Society, The Bronze Award: For an individual who has made a

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remarkable contribution in horticulture through the development of new plant(s), 2010

University of Minnesota, Office for Technology Commercialization, Inventor Recognition

Award: Patent Issued and License Signed, 2008

Minnesota State Future Farmers of America, Honorary State FFA Degree, 2007

University of Minnesota, Center for Teaching and Learning, Thank a Teach Program Award,

2007

American Society for Horticultural Science, Education Publication Award. In recognition of the

most outstanding paper on horticultural education published by the Society in the year

2002, for the paper " New methodology to teach floral induction in floriculture potted

plant production classes", 2003

American Society for Horticultural Science, Education Publication Award. In recognition of the

most outstanding paper on horticultural education published by the Society in the year

2001, for the paper "The Floratech dilemma: A case study for potted plant production

specialists", 2002

American Society for Horticultural Science, Distinguished Achievement Award: The Kenneth

Post Award, by The ASHS Floriculture Working Group & The Kenneth Post Foundation,

1991

American Society for Horticultural Science, Ornamental Publications Award. In recognition of

the most outstanding research paper on floriculture, ornamental horticulture, or

landscape horticulture, 1991

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Academic

Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs

APS Written Prelim Subcommittee (Crop Growth and Development), 2004-2005; Chair, 2005-

2006

NSF/IGERT ISG Executive Committee Member, 2007-2010

NSF/IGERT ISG Minority Recruitment Committee, 2008-2010

NSF/IGERT ISG Curriculum Committee, 2007-2009

PBS Colloquium Committee, 2007-2010; Chair, 2009-2010

PBS Minority Recruitment Committee, Chair, 2008-2010

PBS Financial Aid Committee, 2012-present

Departmental

Arboretum Land Grant Chair Committee and Ad hoc review panel, 2006

Computer Applications Committee, 2008-2010; 2011-2012

Curriculum Committee, 2011-present

Faculty Awards Committee, 2005-2006

Faculty Consultative Committee, 2013-present; 2001-2002

Greenhouse Committee, 1999; Education sub-committee, 1999

Greenhouse & Field Plots Committee, 2000-2001, Chair, 2002-2006; Education subcommittee

for greenhouse facility renovations, 2000; Turfgrass Research Renovation Project

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Subcommittee, 2006

Horticulture Club Advisor, 2004-2010

MN Landscape Arboretum Invasive Plants Policy Committee, 2006

Scholarship Subcommittee (Undergraduate Studies Committee), 1999-present; Chair, 2011-

present

Seminar Committee, 2012-present

Undergraduate Studies Committee, 2001-2006; Chair, 2001-2002

Undergraduate Affairs Committee, 1999-2000; Weed Science Class Revision Subcommittee,

2000; Floriculture Curriculum Revision Subcommittee, 2000

Professional

National and International Committees and Administrative Service

American Society for Horticultural Science, Floriculture Working Group, 1999-present

American Society for Horticultural Science, Ornamental Plant Breeding Working Group, 1995-

present; Chair, 2002-2003

Global partnership Initiative for Plant Breeding Capacity Building, Task Force Member 2010

International Atomic Energy Agency Technical Cooperation Fellowship Program, Host Fellow,

2002

International Society for Horticultural Science, Floriculture Committee, 2000-present

International Society for Horticultural Science, Genetics Committee, 2000-present

North American Gladiolus Council Research Committee, Vice Chair, 2009-2010

Open Horticultural Journal, Editor-in-Chief, 2008-present

Perennial Plant Association, Environmental Committee (Invasives), 2001

Plant Cell Incompatibility Newsletter, Editor, 1995-1997

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Agricultural Research Service NP301, Floral and Nursery Crops

Project Review Panel, 2003

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service

(CSREES), Plant Breeding and Genetics Committee (SCC-080), 2006-present; serve as

the designated Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station official representative

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Herbaceous Ornamental Crop Germplasm Committee (HOCGC):

1995-present, Chair 2006-2008, Co-Chair 2008-2009

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Ornamental Plant Germplasm Center, Chrysanthemum Technical

Working Group, 2001-present

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Ornamental Plant Germplasm Center, Strategic Planning Session,

Panel Review Member, 2006; Authored the Strategic Planning Document

Regional

Minnesota Future Farmer’s of America (FFA) Career Development Event Chair, Floriculture, 2004-

present

Minnesota Future Farmer’s of America (FFA) Annual State Competition Chair, Floriculture, 1999-

present

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Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) Commercial Flower Growers Committee,

1999-2000

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) Publications Committee, 2001-2011

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) Greenhouse Growers Committee, 2007-

2012

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) Invasives Policy Committee, 2007

Minnesota Nursery Research Corporation (MNRC), ex officio, 1999-present

State of Minnesota, Dept. of Agriculture, Noxious Weed Advisory Committee, 2009-present

University

College (CFANS), MN Agricultural Experiment Station

Committee on Diversity and Inclusion, 2012-present

Floriculture Liaison Committee, 2000-2001

Honors and Awards Committee, 2005-2007; Co-chair, 2006-2007

Horticulture Variety Review Committee, ex officio, 1999-present

Horticultural Marketing Committee, 2005-2007

University

Campus Writing Board, 2013-present

Equity, Access, and Diversity Committee, University of Minnesota, 2011-present

Grant-in-Aid of Research, Artistry and Scholarship Review Committee, 2008-2010; 2011-2012

Invasion Biology Research Consortium, Director, 2001-2007

President’s Distinguished Faculty Mentor, 2006

Strategic Positioning Taskforce on undergraduate Reform, Writing, 2006

TEACHING

University of Minnesota - Current Courses through Fall 2013-includes Assistant - Full Professor

(467 students; 1,245 Student Credit Hours)

Directed Studies (Hort 5090), 1 cr., 17 students (2000-present)

Discussions in Introduced Species and Genotypes (ISG 8001) 1 cr., 8 students (2012-present)

Floral Design (Hort 1013), 3 cr., 204 students (1999-present)

Plant Production II (Hort 5051) 4 cr., 117 students (2003-present)

Professional Experience Program (Hort 4096) 1 cr., 82 students (1999-present)

Problem Solving in Horticulture (Hort 6002) 2 cr., 19 students (2011-present)

Spring Flowering Bulbs (Hort 4015) 1 cr. (odd year Spring), 20 students (2007-present)

University of Minnesota - Past Courses-includes Assistant, Associate Professor, Pre-faculty (903

students; 2,618 Student Credit Hours)

Evolution of Crop Plants (Hort 8023) 2 cr., 10 students (2001-2003)

Floral Design (Hort 1020) 2 cr., 232 students (1990-1997)

Floral Design: Arranging Native Plants (PSch 0965) non-cr., 6 students (1993)

Floral Design: Arranging Garden Flowers (PSch 0988) non-cr., 34 students (1996-1997)

Greenhouse Management (Hort 3002, Hort 3002W) 3 cr., 357 students (2000-2010)

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Greenhouse Production & Management I—Potted Plants (Hort 4051) 4 cr., 46 students (1999-2001)

Growth Regulation of Horticultural Plants (Hort 3001), co-taught with Emily Hoover, 5 cr., 8

students (1992)

Herbaceous Plant Materials (Hort 1022) 5 cr., 63 students (1997)

Integrative Plant Biology (PBS 8081), co-taught with Min Ni, David McLaughlin, 1 cr., 9 students

(2008)

Laboratory: Genetics (GCB 5030) 2 cr., 37 students (1996)

Plant Propagation (Hort 1036), co-taught with Emily Hoover, 5 cr., 58 students (1997)

Plants Useful to Humans (PBio 1012) 4 cr., 34 students (1993, 1995)

Seminar, PBS Colloquium (PBS 8900) 1 cr., 9 students (2009-2010)

University of South Bohemia, Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic - Past Course (4 students; 24

Student Credit Hours)

Plant Ecophysiology (KBE/322), co-taught with Jan Květ (garant), Keith Edwards (Dasa

Bastlova, additional lecturer), 6 cr., 4 students (2010-2011)

Guest Lectures


Advanced Discussions: Improvement of Asexually Propagated Crops (Hort 8900), “Preventing

Invasiveness: The role of plant breeders” (2008)

Advanced Plant Propagation (Hort 5007), Embryo Rescue Laboratory (2008)

Colloquium: Exotic Plants and Animals (NRES 3002), “Horticulture and Exotic Introductions”

(2001, 2005, 2007)

Current Topics in Applied Plant Sciences (Agro/Hort 8280), “The Invasion Biology Research

Consortium & Agriculture's perception of weeds/invasives” (2002)

Exotic Plants and Animals (ENR 3002), “Horticulture and Exotic Introductions” (2005)

Indoor Plants and Landscapes (Hort 1023), Floral Design Lecture, Laboratory (1995-1997)

Landscape Design and Implementation II (Hort 5021), “Invasive Landscape Plants” (2005-2006)

Landscape Operations (Hort 3018, Hort 5018), Herbaceous Section (multiple lectures and labs),

(2001-2004)

Manipulation of Plant Growth and Reproduction (Hort 8044), Self Incompatibility Lecture,

Discussion (2002, 2004)

Plant Genetics and Breeding (Agro/Hort 4401), “Flower Breeding”; “Flower Breeding: An Industry

Perspective” (2000, 2002)

Research Methods in Crop Improvement and Production (Agro 5311), “Floriculture

Breeding/Genetics” (2002, 2004, 2012)

Team Leader, Exposure and Effects Section, Risk Analysis for Introduced Species and Genotypes

(ISG 5010), 6-lecture series on Exposure and Effects, co-taught with Dave Andow, Roger

Becker, Diane Larson (2008-2009)

Specialty Greenhouse Crop Production (Hort 5052), “Cyclamen persicum production” (2006)

Supervised Classroom or Extension Teaching Experience (Hort 8005), “Education in the Corporate

Setting” (1999)

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University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Horticultural Plant Breeding (Hort 300) “Flower Breeding Industry: Marketing Strategies & New

Product Development” (1998)

University of South Bohemia, Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic

Plant Physiology – Introduction, Malá fyziologie rostlin (KBE/562) “Heat/Cold Stress Tolerance

(Abiotic stress)” (2010)

Wetland Ecology (KBE/427) “Invasive plants in wetlands and their control” (2011)

Student Interviews for Class Projects (13 total: 1-Full Professor, 8-Associate Professor, 4-

Assistant Professor)

Plant Genetics and Breeding (Agro/Hort 4401), Flower Breeding Program Crops (2000-2010;

2012-present)

Graduate faculty

Applied Plant Sciences Graduate Program, 1999-present

Conservation Biology Graduate Program, 2005-present

Plant Biological Sciences Graduate Program, 2007-present

Risk Assessment of Introduced Species and Genotypes Graduate Minor, 2007-present

Graduated 4 Ph.D., 1 M.S., 3 Master of Professional Studies, 2 Master of Agriculture students, and

62 B.S. undergraduate student advisees

Served on 9 M.S. and 13 Ph.D. graduate committees or as an international dissertation reviewer

(including 1 M.S. and 5 Ph.D. students at International Universities)

Currently advising 1 Ph.D. student, co-advising 1 M.S. student, and 32 B.S. undergraduate students

in the Hort, Plant Science, and Food Systems majors.

Internship Advising (81 total: 77 U of M undergraduates; 2-American Floral Endowment; 1-

Charles Burnham Genetics Scholarship; 1-Breck School)

Undergraduate Honors Program (Science in Agriculture) Research Theses Advisees (2-

Assistant Professor)

Life Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research Programs (LSSURP) (1-Associate Professor)

Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program Undergraduate Grants and Projects (10 total:

9-Associate Professor; 1-Assistant Professor)

Directed Studies Research Project Advising (15 undergraduates)

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GRANTS, GIFTS, AND ROYALTIES--RESEARCH AND EDUCATION (Total $1.87M:

Research Grants $1.9M; Education Grants $52K; Royalties $79K).

Senior Personnel (not PI or co-PI) Teaching Grant: $3.194M

Research Grants, Gifts.

Anderson, N.O. 2013. Pyrethrum research: Breeding and selection of high yielding pyrethrum

genotypes. McLaughlin Gormley King Company, Minneapolis. Gift. $10,000.

Kubátová, B., P. Travicek, N. Anderson. 2012-2015. Is invasiveness of aquatic plants triggered

by polyploidization? The story of Myriophyllum species. [Je invazivnost vodnich rostlin

vyvolane polyploidie? Příběh druhů Myriophyllum]. Czech-US American Science

Information Center (AMVIS). $265,941 (CZK 4,521,000). Note: The funding stays in the

Czech Republic.

Meyer, M., N. Anderson, E. Schneider, T. Kenny, P. Moe, Hohmann, Hamerski, Miller, Gage.

2012. The ten plants that changed Minnesota. University of Minnesota, Engaged

Department Grant Program. $7,500.

Bastlová, D., K. Edwards, J. Květ, V. Čurn, B. Kubátová, H. Čížková, N. Anderson. 2011-2013.

Are there genetic differences between aggressive ad non-aggressive populations of reed

canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea)? [Existuji rozdily geneticke Mezi agresivnimi

neagresivnimi populacemi chrastice rakosovite (Phalaris arundinacea)?]. Czech-US

American Science Information Center (AMVIS). $135,254 (CZK 2,536,000). Note: The

funding stays in the Czech Republic.

Anderson, N.O. 2011-2012. Pyrethrum research: Breeding and selection of high yielding

pyrethrum genotypes. McLaughlin Gormley King Company, Minneapolis. Gift. $26,065.

Eckberg, J., N. Anderson, S. Flint, G. Johnson, N. Jordan, R. Shaw, C. Schaeffer, D. Wyse.

2011-2012. Switchgrass: Biofuel production and invasion risk management. Legislative-

Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources. $120,000.

Hegeman, A., N. Anderson, J. Cohen, S. Galatowitsch, G. Gardner, S. Hokanson, J. Luby, C.

Tong, A. Smith, E. Watkins. 2011-2012. Acquisition of a tissue pulverizer for plant

breeding, metabolomics and functional genomic research. University of Minnesota, Office

of the Vice President for Research, Grant-in-Aid of Research, Artistry & Scholarship.

$10,980.

Smith, A., A. Hegeman, and N. Anderson. 2011. RNA seq for Gene Discovery in Pollen-Pistil

Interactions. University of Minnesota, Molecular Plant Genomics Institute, Illumina

Sequencing Program Grant. $1,860.

Anderson, N.O., E. Hoover. 2010-2013. Safely building and studying a world-class Prunus

collection. Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Land Grant Chair. $195,000.

Anderson, N.O., D-C. Kim. 2010-2012. Securing a diversity of gene sources for and breeding of

landscape garden chrysanthemums (Chrysanthemum xgrandiflorum, C. xhybridum).

CNARES, Chungcheongnam-do Agricultural Research and Extension Service, Republic of

Korea. $32,000.

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Anderson, N.O. 2010-2011. Corollary invasive characteristics of Reed Canary grass (Chrastice

rákosovitá) in the U.S. and Czech Republic. U.S. Dept. of State, Bureau of Educational and

Cultural Affairs, Inst. of Int’l. Education, J. William Fulbright Commission, Council for

Int’l. Exchange of Scholars; Prague, Czech Republic Office. Award Code #0234. $15,050

(CZK 280,800).

Anderson, N.O. 2010-2011. Faculty Sabbatical Leave. College of Food, Agriculture and Natural

Resource Sciences. $15,000.

Anderson, N.O., S. Poppe, and S. Yao. 2010. Annual trial fees for bedding plant breeder,

producer, and distributor companies: St. Paul campus. All America Selections, Anthony

Tesselaar, Ball, Benary, Germania, Goldsmith, PanAmerican, Proven Winners, Royalfleur,

Stokes, Thomson & Morgan Seed Companies. $3,660.

Anderson, N.O. 2009. Gift in honor of Mr. Hans Hansen, the 2008 Todd Bachman Award for

Innovation in Horticultural Business. Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association.

$1,000.

Anderson, N.O., S. Poppe, and S. Yao. 2009. Annual trial fees for bedding plant breeder,

producer, and distributor companies: St. Paul campus. All America Selections, Anthony

Tesselaar, Ball, Benary, Germania, Goldsmith, PanAmerican, Proven Winners, Royalfleur,

Stokes, Thomson & Morgan Seed Companies. $2,236.

Smith, A., N.O. Anderson, A. Hegeman. 2009-2011. Prezygotic interspecific reproductive

barriers in Nicotiana. National Science Foundation, American Recovery and Reinvestment

Act of 2009 (ARRA). $150,000.

Plattes, A.,* N. Anderson (Advisor). 2009-2010. Reciprocal crossing of interspecific plant

species Lilium xformolongi x Lilium rubellum and morphological variability of F2

generation of a previous Lilium cross. University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Research

Opportunity Program grant. $1,700.

Andow, D., N. Anderson, S. Galatowitsch, C. Hale, G. Heimpel, F. Homans, R. Newman. 2008-

2010. Predicting and managing invasive potential of exotic species. University of

Minnesota, Office of the Vice President for Research, Minnesota Futures, Phase II.

$250,000.

Cohen, J., N. Anderson, G. Gardner, A. Hegeman, S. Hokanson, J. Luby, C. Thill, C. Tong, A.

Smith, J. Sowokinos, G. Muehlbauer, A. Fallon. 2008-2009. Acquisition of a real-time

PCR machine for plant breeding and functional genomics research. University of

Minnesota, Office of the Vice President for Research, Grant-in-Aid of Research, Artistry &

Scholarship. $33,162.

Hokanson, S.C., N.O. Anderson. 2008-2009. Regional trials for advanced selections of landscape

plants (Morris). Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association Research Foundation.

$6,271.


plants (Grand Rapids). Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association Research

Foundation. $6,271.

Anderson, N.O. 2008-2009. Interspecific hybrid [(Lilium xformolongi) x L. martagon] creation,

characterization and identification. North Star Lily Society. $2,500.



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Anderson, N.O. 2008-2009. Interspecific hybrid [(Lilium xformolongi) x L. martagon] creation,

characterization and identification. North American Lily Society Research Trust fund.

$10,000.

Younis, A., N.O. Anderson. 2008. Molecular marker development for seed-propagated

reflowering lilies. Government of Pakistan, Higher Education Commission. $10,000.

Anderson, N.O. 2008. Proceeds from the MN Gladiolus Society quilt raffle in support of the U of

M Gladiolus Breeding Project. Minnesota Gladiolus Society. $2,991.

Andow, D., N. Anderson, M. Balas, S. Galatowitsch, W. Hutchison, N. Jordan, A. Kapuscinski,

V. Krischik, R. Newman, P. Reich, R. Shaw, A. Smith, R. Venette. 2007-2008. Predicting

invasive potential of exotic species. Minnesota Futures, University of Minnesota, Office of

the Vice President for Research. $25,000.

Anderson, N.O. 2007-2008. Inheritance of non-vernalization requiring genes (VER1, VER2) in

seed propagated lilies. Fred C. Gloeckner Foundation, Inc. $7,500.

Anderson, N.O. 2007. New crop research: Breeding and Advanced trials of selected herbaceous

crops. Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association Research Foundation. $5,000.

Frick, J.* and N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2007. Heritability of winter hardiness in Gladiolus

interspecific hybrids. University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Research Opportunity

Program grant. $1,700.

Mathey, M.* and N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2007. Intergeneric hybridization within the

Onagraceae. University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program grant.

$1,700.

Hokanson, S.C., N.O. Anderson, S. Galatowitsch. 2007-2008. Evaluating invasive potential in

woody ornamentals: Maples as a test case. Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association

Research Foundation. $10,717.



$6,002.



Foundation. $6,002.

Miller, M.* and N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2007-2008. Heritability of cold tolerance in

groundcover garden chrysanthemums. University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Research


Opitz, E.* and N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2007-2008. Seed set and germination differences in

reciprocal crosses of Lilium xformolongi and L. martagon. University of Minnesota,

Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program grant. $1,700.

Dill, B.* and N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2007-2008. Consecutive blooming in Amaryllis

(Hippeastrum xhybridum) ‘Aphrodite’, ‘Blossom Peacock’, ‘Lady Jane’, ‘Lemon Lime’,

and ‘Pasadena’. University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program

grant. $1,700.

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Anderson, N.O., S. Galatowitsch, S. Hokanson. 2006-2008. Developing an effective tool to

assess invasion risk of horticultural introductions. Minnesota Nursery and Landscape

Association Research Foundation. $5,500.

Smith, A., N.O. Anderson. 2006-2008. Development of Sterile Non-invasive Cultivars of

Euonymus alatus and Buddleja davidii. American Nursery and Landscape Association,

Horticultural Research Institute. $7,000.

Hokanson, S.C., N.O. Anderson, S. Galatowitsch. 2006-2007. Evaluating invasive potential in

woody ornamentals: Maples as a test case. Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association

Research Foundation. $8,000.



$5,000.



Foundation. $5,000.

Smith, A., N.O. Anderson. 2006-2007. Production of non-invasive cultivars of Buddleja davidii.

Perennial Plant Association. $1,500.

Anderson, N.O. 2006-2007. Seed-propagated, reflowering, frost-tolerant lily hybrids. North Star

Lily Society. $2,500.

Anderson, N.O. 2006. Speaker presentations at the Northern Bedding Plant Conferences. Gift.

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association. $1,200.

Anderson, N.O. 2005-2006. Development of cold tolerant Gaura lindheimeri: II. Creation and

testing of interspecific hybrids. Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association Foundation.

$9,000.

Hokanson, S.C., N.O. Anderson, S. Poppe. 2005-2006. Regional trials for advanced selections of

landscape plants (West Central Research and Outreach Center). Minnesota Nursery and

Landscape Association Research Foundation. $5,000.

Hokanson, S.C., N.O. Anderson, D. Wildung. 2005-2006. Regional trials for advanced selections

of landscape plants (North Central Research and Outreach Center). Minnesota Nursery and


Smith, A., N.O. Anderson. 2005-2006. Production of non-invasive cultivars of Buddleja davidii.

Perennial Plant Association. $4,000.

Anderson, N.O. 2004-2006. Molecular and phenotypic characterization of clonal variability in

Easter lily. University of Minnesota, Office of the Vice President for Research, Grant-in-

Aid of Research, Artistry and Scholarship. $23,369.

Anderson, N.O. 2004-2005. Development of cold tolerant Gaura lindheimeri: I.

Characterization of G. coccinea. Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association Research

Foundation. $9,000.

Hokanson, S.C., N.O. Anderson, S. Poppe. 2004-2005. Regional trials for advanced selections of

landscape plants (West Central Research and Outreach Center). Minnesota Nursery and


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John, K.*, N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2004. Development of a sterile transgenic Gaura

lindheimeri cultivar through Agrobacterium-mediated transformation. University of

Minnesota, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program grant. $1,700.

Sommer, L.,* N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2004. Investigation of Cleome hassleriana and Cleome

serrulata seed germination. University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Research Opportunity

Program grant. $1,692.

Stephan, K.,* N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2004. DNA analysis of Lilium longiflorum ‘Nellie

White’ using AFLP markers. University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Research


Anderson, N.O. 2003-2004. Breeding dwarf, seed-propagated South African gladiolus. Ball

Horticultural Company. $10,000.



$2,500.



Foundation. $2,500.

Radatz, C.,*, N.O. Anderson (Advisor). 2003. Initiation of in vitro adventitious shoots from callus of

Gaura and Rosa plants. University of Minnesota, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program

grant. $1,700.

Anderson, N.O. 2002-2003. Hydrangea experiment 2002-2003. Bailey Nurseries, Inc. $2,160.

Anderson, N.O., J. Ault, D. Tay. 2002-2003. Plant exploration in Yunnan and Sichuan, China to

collect Chrysanthemum and Lilium species. U.S.D.A. Plant Exploration Proposal, National

Germplasm Resources Library. $25,000.

Erwin, J.E., N.O. Anderson. 2002-2003. Introduction and breeding of herbaceous South African

species into the North American greenhouse industry. R.E. Widmer Research Fund,

Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Association. $10,500.


plants (West Central Research and Outreach Center). Minnesota Nursery and Landscape

Association Research Foundation. $2,000.




Anderson, N.O., S. Galatowitsch, D. Andow, d. Larson, R. Newman, R. Becker, I. Charvat, F.

Forcella, S. Katovich, J. Luby, D. Ragsdale, C. Richards, C. Sheaffer, A. Simons, P.

Sorenson, D. Wyse. 2001-2003. Invasion Biology Research Consortium. University of

Minnesota, Planning Initiatives in Interdisciplinary Research, Scholarly and Creative

Activities. $19,962.

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Anderson, N.O., N. Gomez*. 2001-2002. Study of invasive and threatened Gaura species:

Collection, propagation and population analysis. Perennial Plant Association. $3,000.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Evaluation of novel “anti-senescence” and/or “anti-microbials” for cut

flowers. 3M Corporation. $20,790.

Erwin, J.E., N.O. Anderson, R. Warner. 2000-2001. Strategies to control/accelerate flowering of

bedding and potted plants using photoperiod and irradiance. R.E. Widmer Research Fund,


Anderson, N.O. 2000-2001. Reproductive biology and seed germination of Minnesota

populations of Gaura coccinea. University of Minnesota, Office of the Vice President for

Research, Grant-in-Aid of Research, Artistry & Scholarship. $17,827.

Anderson, N.O. 1999-2002. Continued development of Maxi-Mums™. Ball Horticultural

Company, W. Chicago, IL. $45,000.

Anderson, N.O. 1999. Breeding for winter hardy Gaura. Perennial Plant Association. $4,000.

Anderson, N.O., E. Gesick. 1999. Evaluation of container production and inheritance of prostate

garden chrysanthemums. R.E. Widmer Research Fund, Minnesota Commercial Flower

Growers Association. $5,000.

Anderson, N.O. 1999. Startup funding for breeding programs. R.E. Widmer Research Fund,


Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher. 1989-1991. Mate discrimination and crossability in Lythrum.

Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCMR). $60,000.

Education Grants and Gifts (Total $52,155).

Anderson, N.O., J.E. Erwin, K. Nelson, and P. Venturelli. 2012-2014. Aquaponics: To fish and

plant … for life! University of Minnesota, College of Food, Agricultural and Natural

Resource Sciences, Grant Program for Creation of New or Revised Courses and Programs

for Experiential and Interdisciplinary Education. $34,696.

Anderson, N.O. 2011. Faculty incentive for the awarded scholarship to Justin Schiroo* (my

advisee). Joseph Shinoda Memorial Scholarship Foundation, Inc. $200.

Anderson, N.O. 2006. Faculty Professional Development to work with Egyptian Faculty.

University of Minnesota, College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences (John

Vryens). $1,750.

Anderson, N.O. 2004-2005. Writing-Intensive Outreach: Scientific & Technical

Communication: for continued support & development of Hort 3002W as a writing intensive

course. University of Minnesota, Writing Intensive Outreach (Bernadette Longo), College of

Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences. $200.

Hoover, E., N.O. Anderson. 2004-2005. Refining lab report writing across the horticulture

curriculum. University of Minnesota, Interdisciplinary Studies of Writing. $7,500.

Anderson, N.O. 2004. Writing-Intensive Outreach: Scientific & Technical Communication: for

continued support & development of Hort 3002W as a writing intensive course. University of

Minnesota, Writing Intensive Outreach (Ann Kastman Breuch), College of Agriculture, Food

and Environmental Sciences. $300.

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Hoover, E., N.O. Anderson, J. Gillman. 2001-2002. Enhanced proficiency and critical thinking

for undergraduate students, as demonstrated through student writing. University of

Minnesota, Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of Writing. $6,109.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Workshop participant in the University of Minnesota, Disability Services.

Curriculum Transformation and Disability (CTAD) grant from the U.D. Dept. of Education,

Office of Postsecondary Education, Project #P333A990015. Creating inclusive curricula

through universal instructional design. $1,000.

Anderson, N.O. 1999-2000. Bush Program for Excellence and Diversity in Teaching. $400.

Teaching Grant (Senior Personnel only; Total $3,193,585).

Newman, R., D. Andow, S. Galatowitsch, A. Kapuscinski, R. Shaw. (Senior Personnel:

Anderson, N.O., G. Balas, R.G. Haight, G.E. Heimpel, F. Homans, T.M. Hurley, w.

Hutchison, N.R. Jordan, J. Kuzma, K. Nelson, K.S. Oberhauser, D.W. Ragsdale, M.

Sadowsky, P.W. Sorenson, R.C. Venette). 2007-2012. IGERT: Risk analysis for Introduced

Species and Genotypes. National Science Foundation, International Graduate Education and

Research Training (IGERT). $3,193,585.

ROYALTY INCOME (Total $83,885)

University of Minnesota, Plant Patent Income (1/3 of total incoming royalty stream of $250,202)

and Payment of Contract Arrears. 1999-2013, $83,400

Minnesota Nursery Research Corporation (MNRC) Royalties. 1999-2012, $485

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS (96 total [59 as primary author]

(* = undergraduate or graduate student or research assistant/associate)

Anderson, N.O., E. Berghauer, D. Harris, K. Johnson, J. Lönnroos and M. Morey. 2013.

Discovery of novel traits in seed-propagated Lilium: Non-vernalization-requiring, day-

neutral, reflowering, frost-tolerant, winter-hardy L. xformolongi. I. Characterization.

Floriculture and Ornamental Biotechnology 6 (Horticulture - Plants for People and Places,

Special Issue 2):63-72.

Anderson, N.O. 2013. Discovery of novel traits in seed-propagated Lilium: Non-vernalization-

requiring, day-neutral, reflowering, frost-tolerant, winter-hardy L. xformolongi. I.

Photoperiodism in parents and hybrids. Floriculture and Ornamental Biotechnology 6

(Horticulture - Plants for People and Places, Special Issue 2):73-83.

Anderson, N.O. and N.J. Walker. 2013. Marketing genetically modified organism carnations by

future floral designers: Student-designed policy formulation. HortTechnology 23(5):1-5.

Du, F., N.O. Anderson and Y. Xia. 2013. Bulb tissue cold-tolerance sensitivity differences in

Lilium longiflorum ‘Nellie White’ and L. formosanum. Acta Horticulturae 1002:123-129.

Eberle, C.A., N.O. Anderson, B.M. Clasen, A.D. Hegeman and A.G. Smith. 2013. PELPIII the

class III pistil-specific extensin-like Nicotiana tabacum proteins are essential for interspecific

incompatibility. The Plant Journal 74(5):805-814.

Hurley, T.M., C. Yue and N.O. Anderson. 2013. Polarized preferences in homegrown value

auctions. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 38(2):187-203.

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Nelson, M.F. and N.O. Anderson. 2013. How many marker loci are necessary? Analysis of

dominant marker data sets using two popular population genetic algorithms. Ecology and

Evolution 3(10):3455-3470.

Nelson, N.F., N.O. Anderson, M.D. Casler and A.R. Jakubowski. 2013. Population genetic

structure of N. American and European Phalaris arundinacea L. as inferred from inter-

simple sequence repeat markers. Biological Invasions DOI:10.1007/s10530-013-0525-9.

Smith, A.G., C.A. Eberle, N.G. Moss, N.O. Anderson, B.M. Clasen and A.D. Hegeman. 2013.

The transmitting tissue of Nicotiana tabacum is not essential to pollen tube growth and its

ablation can reverse prezygotic interspecific barriers. Plant Reproduction 26(4):339-350.

DOI: 10.1007/s00497-013-0233-8.

Anderson, N.O., J. Frick, A. Younis, and C. Currey. 2012. Heritability of cold tolerance (winter

hardiness) in Gladiolus xgrandiflorus. InTech Plant Breeding, ISBN 978-953-307-932-5.

Anderson N.O., E. Gesick, and P.D. Ascher. 2012. Chrysanthemum plant named MN98-E90-15,

Mammoth Daisy Twilight Pink. Canadian Plant Breeders Rights Certificate No. 4192, Issued

5 March 2012; Application No. 01-2555. Plant Varieties Journal,

http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/plaveg/pbrpov/cropreport/chr/app00003162e.shtml

Anderson, N.O., E. Gesick, P.D. Ascher, S. Poppe, S. Yao, D. Wildung, P. Johnson, V. Fritz, C.

Rohwer, L. Klossner, N. Eash, B. Liedl, and J. Reith-Rozelle. 2012. MammothTM Twilight

Pink Daisy garden chrysanthemum. HortScience 47(8):1182-1186.

Anderson, N.O., E. Gesick, P.D. Ascher, S. Poppe, S. Yao, D. Wildung, P. Johnson, V. Fritz, C.

Rohwer, L. Klossner, N. Eash, B. Liedl, and J. Reith-Rozelle. 2012. On the cover: closeup of

flowers for MammothTM Twilight Pink Daisy perennial garden chrysanthemum highlighting

the eye of color in the center. HortScience 47(8):n.p., Front Cover.

Anderson, N.O., S. Poppe, P.D. Ascher, E. Gesick, S. Yao, D. Wildung, P. Johnson, V. Fritz, J.

Hebel, L. Klossner, N. Eash, B. Liedl, and J. Reith-Rozelle. 2012. Mammoth™ ‘Yellow

Quill’ garden chrysanthemum. HortScience 47(2):285-288.

Eberle, C.A.*, B.M. Clasen, N.O. Anderson, and A.G. Smith. 2012. A novel pollen tube growth

assay utilizing a transmitting tract-ablated Nicotiana tabacum style. Sexual Plant

Reproduction 25:27-37 (also published online, 2011, DOI 10.1007/s00497-011-0177-9).

Pietsch, G.M.* and N. O. Anderson. 2012. Use of morphological, molecular markers and

cytology to differentiate between closely related Gaura coccinea, G. drummondii for

breeding purposes. Euphytica 183:95–109 (also published online, 14 Aug. 2011, DOI

10.1007/s10681-011-0504-0).

Yue, C., T. Hurley and N. Anderson. 2012. Heterogeneous consumer preferences for native and

invasive plants: Evidence from experimental auctions. Journal of Agricultural and Applied

Economics. Accepted March 2012. In Press.

Anderson, N.O. and J. Kelly. 2011. Undergraduate writing promotes student’s understanding of

international sustainable development in horticulture. In: K. Murphy (Ed.). Plant Breeding

for Sustainable Agriculture. Sustainability 3:2470-2495 (also published online, DOI

10.3390/su3122470). Invited Paper.

Anderson, N.O., J. Annis*, M. Buchholz*, J. Cutting*, E. Heuring*, E. Jankila*, M. McCrumb*,

N. Nelson*, M. Pehoski*, K. Piepho*, V. Price* and V. Russell*. 2011. Undergraduate


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sustainable learning: Effects of sustainable soilless media on production and sensory

evaluation of cucumbers, basil, parsley, and lettuce. In: K. Murphy (Ed.). Plant Breeding for

Sustainable Agriculture. Special Issue of Sustainability 3(9): 1381-1398 (also published

online, DOI 10.3390/su3091381). Invited Paper.

Anderson, N.O., A. Plattes*, E. Opitz*, and A. Younis. 2011. Transgressive segregant,

interspecific Lilium xformolongi x L. martagon hybrids possess unique morphology.

Proceedings of the 2nd

International Symposium on the Genus Lilium. Acta Horticulturae

900:181-187.

Gomez Raboteaux, N.N.* and N.O. Anderson. 2011. Cultivar and site-specific variation affect

establishment potential of the Cleomes roughseed clammyweed (Polanisia dodecandra) and

spiderflower (Cleome hassleriana). Invasive Plant Science and Management 4(1):102-114.

Yue, C., T. Hurley and N. Anderson. 2011. Do native and invasive labels affect consumer

willingness to pay for plants? Evidence from experimental auctions. Agricultural Economics

42(2):195-205 (also published online, 2010, DOI: 10.1111/j.1574-0862.2010.00510).

Anderson, N.O., A. Younis, and Y. Sun. 2010. Intersimple sequence repeats distinguish genetic

differences in Easter lily ‘Nellie White’ clonal ramets within and among bulb growers over

years. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science 135(5):445-455.

Drew, J., N.O. Anderson, and D. Andow. 2010. Conundrums of a complex vector for invasive

species: A detailed examination of the horticultural industry. Biological Invasions 12:2837-

2851 (also published online, 19 Jan 2010; DOI 10.007/s10530-010-9689-8).

Gomez Raboteaux, N.N.* and N.O. Anderson. 2010. Germination of Cleome hassleriana and

Polanisia dodecandra seed lots in response to light, temperature and stratification. Research

Journal of Seed Science 3(1):1-17.

Meyer, M.H., J. Paul, and N.O. Anderson. 2010. Competitive ability of invasive Miscanthus

biotypes with aggressive switchgrass. Biological Invasions 12(11):3809-3816 (also published

online, 22 May 2010; DOI 10.1007/s10530-010-9773-0).

Thompson, D.I., N.O. Anderson, and J. Van Staden. 2010. Colchicine-induced somatic

polyploids from in vitro-germinated seeds of South African Watsonia species. HortScience

4(9):1-5.

Zlesak, D.* and N.O. Anderson. 2010. Inheritance of non-obligate vernalization requirement for

flowering in Lilium formosanum Wallace. In: R. Kaminetsky (Ed.). Special Issue:

“Ornamental Geophytes”, Israel Journal of Plant Science 57(4):315-327. (Published online 5

May 2010).

Anderson, N., L. Klossner, N. Eash, V. Fritz, M. Wang, S. Poppe, J. Reith-Rozelle, D. Wildung,

S. Yao, P. Johnson, and B.E. Liedl. 2009. Gaura lindheimeri ‘Snowstorm’: A new Z6

heat/frost-tolerant container and landscaping perennial. HortScience 44(5):1-3.

Anderson, N., J. Weiland*, J. Pharis*, W. Gagne*, E. Janiga*, and M.J. Rosenow*. 2009.

Comparative forcing of Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Bailer’ as a florist’s hydrangea. Scientia

Horticulturae 122:221–226.

Anderson, N.O., A. Younis, and E. Opitz*. 2009. Development of colored, non-vernalization-

requiring seed-propagated lilies. Acta Horticulturae 836:193-198.

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Pietsch, G.M.*, N.O. Anderson, and P. Li. 2009. Cold tolerance and short day acclimation in

perennial Gaura coccinea and G. drummondii. Scientia Horticulturae 120:418-425.

Zhao, H.E., Z.H. Liu, X. Hu, J.L. Yin, W. Li, G.Y. Rao, X.H. Zhang, C.L. Huang, N. Anderson,

Q.X. Zhang, and J.Y. Chen. 2009. Chrysanthemum genetic resources and related genera of

Chrysanthemum collected in China. Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution 56:937-946 (also

published online, Oct. 2007, DOI 10.1007/s10722-009-9412-8).

Anderson, N.O., P. Ascher, P., E. Gesick, L. Klossner, N. Eash, V. Fritz, J. Hebel, S. Poppe, J.

Reith-Rozelle, R. Wagner, S. Jacobson, D. Wildung, and P. Johnson. 2008. Winter hardy

Mammoth™ series garden chrysanthemums ‘Red Daisy’, ‘White Daisy’, and ‘Coral Daisy’

sporting a shrub plant habit. HortScience 43(3):648-654.

Pietsch, G.* and N.O. Anderson. 2007. Epigenetic variation in tissue cultured Gaura lindheimeri.

Plant Cell, Tissue & Organ Culture 89:91-103.

Zlesak, D.* and N.O. Anderson. 2007. Clonal variability among grower bulb lots of Easter lily

'Nellie White'. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science 132(1):29-43.

Zlesak, D.*, J. Bradeen, and N.O. Anderson. 2007. The use of AFLP markers to resolve clonal

origin and integrity in rose, hydrangea, and lily. Floriculture and Ornamental Biotechnology

1(1):51-60.

Anderson, N.O., N. Gomez*, and S.M. Galatowitsch. 2006. A non-invasive crop ideotype to

reduce invasive potential. In: N.O. Anderson & S.M. Galatowitsch (Eds.). Plant breeding

and crop domestication as sources of new invasive species. Euphytica 148:185-202.

Anderson, N.O., S.M. Galatowitsch, and N. Gomez*. 2006. Selection strategies to reduce

invasive potential in introduced plants. In: N.O. Anderson & S.M. Galatowitsch (Eds.). Plant

breeding and crop domestication as sources of new invasive species. Euphytica 148:203-216.

Kim, D-C. and N.O. Anderson. 2006. Comparative analysis of laboratory freezing methods to

establish cold tolerance of detached rhizomes and intact crowns in garden chrysanthemums.

Scientia Horticulturae 109:345-352.

Peters, W.L.* and N.O. Anderson. 2006. Statistical discrimination between pollen tube growth

and seed set in establishing self incompatibility in Gaura lindheimeri. Euphytica 149:237-

250.

Peters, W.*, M. Meyer, and N. Anderson. 2006. Minnesota horticultural industry survey on

invasive plants. In: N.O. Anderson & S.M. Galatowitsch (Eds.). Plant breeding and crop

domestication as sources of new invasive species. Euphytica. 148:75-86.

Pietsch, G.* and N.O. Anderson. 2006. Efficacy of colchicine and trifluralin in creating in vitro

autotetraploid Gaura lindheimeri Engelm. and Gray. HortScience 41(7):1662-1666.

Anderson, N.O. 2005. Novel traits in the genus Lilium: Their discovery & breeding potential.

N. American Lily Society Yearbook 58:97-104.

Thompson, D.I., N.O. Anderson, and J. van Staden. 2005. Watsonias as container plants: using

Paclobutrazol for flowering and height control. South African Journal of Botany 71:426-431.

Zlesak, D.C.*, C.A. Thill, and N.O. Anderson. 2005. Trifluralin-mediated polyploidization of

Rosa chinensis minima (Sims) Voss seedlings. Euphytica 141:281-290.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2004. Inheritance of seed set, germination, and day

neutrality/heat delay insensitivity of garden chrysanthemums (Dendranthema x grandiflora)

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under glasshouse and field conditions. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural

Science 129(4):509-516.

Anderson, N.O. and E. Gesick. 2004. Phenotypic markers for selection of winter hardy garden

chrysanthemum (Dendranthema x grandiflora Tzvelv.) genotypes. Scientia Horticulturae

101(1-2):153-167.

Zambreno, K., E. Hoover, N. Anderson, and J. Gillman. 2004. Writing across the curriculum:

Where does horticultural science fit in? HortTechnology 14(4):1-4.

Anderson, N.O. and J.D. Walker. 2003. Effectiveness of web-based versus live plant

identification tests. HortTechnology 13(1):199-205.

Anderson, N.O. and E. Gesick. 2003. Container production of prostrate garden

chrysanthemums. HortScience 38:1344-1348.

Anderson, N.O. and B. Dunn*. 2003. Inbreeding depression in seed-propagated Lilium x-

formolongi inbreds. Acta Horticulturae 624:43-49.

Anderson, NO. 2002. New methodology to teach floral induction in floriculture potted plant

production classes. HortTechnology 12(1):157-167.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, and K. Haghighi. 2002. Root peroxidases and Rhizobium,

Bradyrhizobium nodulation affinities of Phaseolus vulgaris L. and P. acutifolius A. Gray

congruity backcross populations. Euphytica 126:379-390.

Anderson, N.O. and W. Peters. 2001. Breeding for winter hardy Gaura. Perennial Plant

Quarterly, Spring 2001:45-52.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, E. Gesick, B. Walvatne, N. Eash, V. Fritz, J. Hebel, S. Poppe, R.

Wagner, and D. Wildung. 2001. Garden chrysanthemums 'Peach Centerpiece' and

'Sesquicentennial Sun'. HortScience 36(7):1349-1351.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Cultivar trial setup: A case study for potted plant production specialists.

HortTechnology 11(3):481-484.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. The Floratech Dilemma: A case study for potted plant production

specialists. HortTechnology 11(3):477-480.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2001. Selection of day-neutral, heat-delay-insensitive

Dendranthema xgrandiflora genotypes. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural

Science 126(6):710-721.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2000. Fertility changes in inbred families of self-incompatible

chrysanthemums (Dendranthema grandiflora). Journal of the American Society for

Horticultural Science 125(5):619-625.

Anderson, NO. and P.D. Ascher. 2000. Fecundity and fitness in cross-compatible pollinations

of tristylous North American Lythrum salicaria populations. Theoretical and Applied

Genetics 101:830-843. (Reprinted on http://www.sgnis.org)

Galatowitsch, S.M., N.O. Anderson, and P.D. Ascher. 1999. Invasiveness in wetland plants in

temperate North America. Wetlands 19(4):733-755. (Reprinted on http://www.sgnis.org)

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1998. Reproductive biology of distylous Lythrum alatum

(Lythraceae). Plant Cell Incompatibility Newsletter 30:47-60.

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Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, and K. Haghighi. 1996. Congruity backcrossing as a means of

creating genetic variability in self pollinated crops: Seed morphology of Phaseolus vulgaris

L. and P. acutifolius A. Gray hybrids. Euphytica 87:211-224.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1996. Inheritance of pseudo-self compatibility in self-

incompatible garden and greenhouse chrysanthemums, Dendranthema grandiflora Tzvelv.

Euphytica 87:153-164.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1996. Morphological and biochemical variability in two-

species congruity backcross (CBC) Phaseolus vulgaris x P. coccineus hybrids. Bean

Improvement Cooperative. Annual Report. 39:120-121.

Brown, R.N., N.O. Anderson, and P.D. Ascher. 1996. Congruity backcross (CBC) hybrids used

to create three-species hybrids with Phaseolus acutifolius cytoplasm. Bean Improvement

Cooperative. Annual Report. 39:98-99.

MacKenzie, J., P. Ascher, and N. Anderson. 1996. Grafting as a means of alleviating the cripple

phenotype in two- and three-species congruity backcross (CBC) Phaseolus. Bean


Strefeler, M., N. Anderson, and P. Ascher. 1996. Use of exogenous ethylene applications to

delay flower bud initiation in day neutral chrysanthemums (Dendranthema grandiflora

Tzvelv.) I. Response of stock plants. HortTechnology 6(3):251-253.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1995. Style morph frequencies in Minnesota populations of

Lythrum (Lythraceae). II. Tristylous L. salicaria L. Sexual Plant Reproduction 8:105-112.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1994. Erosion of style/anther length integrity in introgressive

Lythrum hybrids. IN: A.G. Stephenson and T-h. Kao (eds.), Pollen-pistil interactions and

pollen tube growth. American Society of Plant Physiologists. pp.269-272.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1994. Transplanting increases intra- and inter-specific bean

survivorship in field plantings. Bean Improvement Cooperative. Annual Report. 37:87-88.

Ascher, P.D. and N.O. Anderson. 1994. Congruity backcrossing (CBC) as a means of creating

genetic diversity in seed coat phenotypes of Phaseolus vulgaris and P. acutifolius. Bean


Liedl, B.E. and N.O. Anderson. 1994. Statistical differentiation between self incompatibility

and pseudo-self compatibility in Petunia hybrida Hort. using female and male coefficient of

crossability. Sexual Plant Reproduction 7:229-238.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1993. Male and female fertility of loosestrife (Lythrum)

cultivars. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science 118(6):851-858.

(Reprinted on http://www.sgnis.org)

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1993. Style morph frequencies in Minnesota populations of

Lythrum (Lythraceae). I. Distylous L. alatum Pursh. Plant Cell Incompatibility Newsletter

25:4-9.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher and J.J. Luby. 1993. Variations of recombinant inbreeding:

Circumventing inbreeding depression in chrysanthemum populations. IN: K.K. Dhir and

T.S. Sareen (eds.). Frontiers in Plant Science Research, pp.1-16.

Liedl, B.E. and N.O. Anderson. 1993. Reproductive barriers: Identification, Uses, and

Circumvention. Plant Breeding Reviews 11:11-154.


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Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher and R.E. Widmer. 1992. Inbreeding depression in garden and

glasshouse chrysanthemums: germination and survivorship. Euphytica 62:155-169.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher and R.E. Widmer. 1992. Lethal equivalents and genetic load.

Plant Breeding Reviews 10:93-127.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, R.E. Widmer and J.J. Luby. 1990. Rapid generation cycling of

chrysanthemums, Dendranthema grandiflora Tzvelv. (Chrysanthemum morifolium Ramat.),

using laboratory seed development and embryo rescue techniques. Journal of the American

Society for Horticultural Science 115(2):329-336.

Evans, M.R., N.O. Anderson, and H.F. Wilkins. 1990. Temperature and GA3 effects on

emergence and flowering of potted Paeonia lactiflora. HortScience 25(8):923-924.

Anderson, N.O., B.E. Liedl, P.D. Ascher and S.L. Desborough. 1989. Distinguishing between

self incompatibility and other reproductive barriers in plants using male (MCC) and female

(FCC) coefficient of crossability. Sexual Plant Reproduction. 2:116-126.

Anderson, N.O. 1989. Rapid generation cycling and inbreeding depression in chrysanthemums.

PhD Dissertation, University of Minnesota.

Anderson, N.O. 1988. The distribution of the genus Lilium with reference to its evolution. The

Lily Yearbook of the North American Lily Society 41:1-18.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher and R.E. Widmer. 1988. Thin-layer chromatographic analysis of

flower color phenotypes in Dendranthema grandiflora Ramatuelle inbreds and clonal

cultivars. Euphytica 37:229-239.

Anderson, N.O., B.E. Liedl, P.D. Ascher, R.E. Widmer and S.L. Desborough. 1988. Evaluating

self incompatibility in Chrysanthemum: the influence of ovule number. Sexual Plant

Reproduction 1:173-181.

Evans, M.R., N.O. Anderson and H.F. Wilkins. 1988. Substitution of cold requirement in

Paeonia lactiflora Pall. by gibberellic acid. Flowering Newsletter 6:27-28.

Anderson, N.O. 1987. Reclassifications of the genus Chrysanthemum L. HortScience

22(2):313.

Anderson, N.O. and B.E. Liedl. 1987. SIGMAS, Version 2.0. Plant Cell Incompatibility

Newsletter 19:1-3.

Anderson, N.O. 1986. The distribution of the genus Lilium with reference to its evolution.

Herbertia 42:31-50.

Liedl, B.E. and N.O. Anderson. 1986. SIGMAS-1: A software program for self-incompatibility

genetic modeling. The Journal of Heredity 77:480.

Liedl, B.E. and N.O. Anderson. 1986. Incompatibility hermeneutics: the determination of

cutoff values. Plant Cell Incompatibility Newsletter 18:6-12.

Anderson, N.O. 1985. An analysis of techniques for studying flower color inheritance in

Chrysanthemum morifolium Ramatuelle. MS Thesis. University of Minnesota.

Anderson, N.O. 1983. Enstar 5E and ultra-low volume application: an evaluation for control of

mealybugs on greenhouse ornamentals. Senior Project Thesis. California Polytechnic State

University.

BOOK (1 + translations)

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Anderson, N.O. 2013-4. 花卉育种和遗传学: 的问题，挑战和二十一世纪的机遇.Chinese

Simplified translation of Flower breeding and genetics: Issues, challenges and opportunities

for the 21st century. Translated by Silan Dai, Beijing Forestry University, Beijing, China;

Edition 1 (2006). China Science Publishing and Media Ltd., Science Press, a division of

Springer.

Anderson, N.O. (Ed.). 2006. Flower Breeding & Genetics: Issues, challenges, and opportunities

for the 21st century. Springer, Dordrecht. ISBN 1-4020-4427-5. 822 pages; 2007 Paperback

Version (revised), ISBN 978-1-4020-6569-9. 850 pages; 2007 e-book Version (revised),

ISBN 978-1-4020-4428-1. 850 pages.

BOOK CHAPTERS AND PROCEEDINGS


Anderson, N.O., J. Frick*, A. Younis, and C. Currey*. 2011. Heritability of cold tolerance

(winter hardiness) in Gladiolus xgrandiflorus. pp.297-312. In: I.Y. Abdurakhmonov (Ed.).

Plant Breeding, ISBN 978-953-307-932-5. InTech Open Access Publisher, Rijeka, Croatia.

Mathey, M.* and N.O. Anderson. 2008. Intergeneric hybridization within the Onagraceae.

Proceedings of The National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) 2008.

Anderson, N.O. 2006. Chrysanthemum. Dendranthema x grandiflora Tzvelv. pp. 389-437. In:

Anderson, N.O. (Ed.). 2006. Flower Breeding & Genetics: Issues, challenges, and

opportunities for the 21st century. Springer, Dordrecht.

Anderson, N.O. 2006. Prevention of invasiveness in floricultural crops. pp. 177-214. In:

Anderson, N.O. (Ed.). 2006. Flower Breeding & Genetics: Issues, challenges, and

opportunities for the 21st century. Springer, Dordrecht.

Ascough, G.D., D.I. Thompson, N. Mtshali, N.O. Anderson, J.E. Erwin, and J. van Staden. 2006.

Watsonia. IV:599-605. In: J.A. Teixeira da Silva (Ed.), Floriculture, Ornamental and Plant

Biotechnology: advances and topical issues, Global Science Books, London.

Shinoyama, H., N. Anderson, H. Furuta, A. Mochizuki, Y. Nomura, T. Kazuma, S.K. Datta, B.

Wang, and J.A. Teixeira da Silva. 2006. Chrysanthemum biotechnology. II:140-163. In: J.A.

Teixeira da Silva (Ed.), Floriculture, Ornamental and Plant Biotechnology: Advances and

topical issues, Global Science Books, London.

Smith, A.G. and N.O. Anderson. 2006. Engineered sterility for non-native plant invaders. II:232-

239. In: J.A. Teixeira da Silva (Ed.), Floriculture, Ornamental and Plant Biotechnology:

Advances and topical issues, Global Science Books, London.

Wilkins, H.F. and N.O. Anderson. 2006. Creation of new floral products. Annualization of

perennials—Horticultural and commercial significance. pp. 49-64. In: Anderson, N.O. (Ed.).

2006. Flower Breeding & Genetics: Issues, challenges, and opportunities for the 21st

century. Springer, Dordrecht.

Anderson, N. 2004. Breeding flower seed crops. pp. 53-86. In: M. McDonald and F. Kwong

(eds.). Flower seeds. CABI.

BOOK FOREWORDS

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Anderson, N.O. 2009. Foreword. In: Teixeira da Silva, J.A., Editor. Floriculture and ornamental

biotechnology, Special issue: Roses (Zlesak, D.C., Guest Editor), pp. ii-iii. London: Global

Science Books.

Anderson, N.O. and S.M. Galatowitsch. 2006. Foreword. In: N.O. Anderson & S.M.

Galatowitsch (Eds.). Plant breeding and crop domestication as sources of new invasive

species. Euphytica 148:1-3.

JOURNAL ISSUE

Anderson, N.O. and S.M. Galatowitsch (Eds.). 2006. Plant breeding and crop domestication as

sources of new invasive species. Euphytica (Special Issue) Vol. 148, Nos. 1-2.

COMPUTER SOFTWARE

Liedl, B.E. and N.O. Anderson. 1986. SIGMAS, Version 2.0 (Self Incompatibility Genetic

Modeling Application Systems-2) for the IBM Personal Computer. Publicly released

software.

Liedl, B.E. and N.O. Anderson. 1985. SIGMAS-1: Self Incompatibility Genetic Modeling

Application Systems-1 for the IBM Personal Computer. NCCI, Madison, Wisconsin. User-

supported Software.

UNITED STATES PLANT PATENTS (16)

Anderson, N.O. 2009. Chrysanthemum plant named ‘00-100-216’. U.S. Plant Patent No.

19,771. United States. Patent and Trademark Office. Washington, D.C.

Anderson, N.O. and E. Gesick. 2008. Chrysanthemum plant named 00-100-382. U.S. Plant

Patent No. 19,831. United States. Patent and Trademark Office. Washington, D.C.

Anderson, N.O. 2008. Chrysanthemum plant named ‘01-127-1’. U.S. Plant Patent No. 19,795.

United States. Patent and Trademark Office. Washington, D.C.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2008. Chrysanthemum plant named ‘95-169-8’. U.S. Plant


Anderson N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2007. Chrysanthemum plant named ‘95-157-6’. U.S. Plant


Anderson N.O., P.D. Ascher, E. Gesick, and S. Poppe. 2004. Chrysanthemum plant named

MN98-M91-1. U.S. Plant Patent No. 15,027. United States. Patent and Trademark Office.

Washington, D.C.



Anderson N.O., P.D. Ascher and E. Gesick. 2004. Chrysanthemum plant named MN98-89-7.

U.S. Plant Patent No. 14,495. United States. Patent and Trademark Office. Washington, D.C.

Anderson N.O., E. Gesick, and P.D. Ascher. 2004. Chrysanthemum plant named ‘MN98-E90-

15.’ U.S. Plant Patent No. 14,455. United States. Patent and Trademark Office. Washington,

D.C.

Anderson, N. 2003. Dahlia plant named `Balnovost`. U.S. Plant Patent No. 14,387. United

States. Patent and Trademark Office. Washington, D.C.

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Anderson, N. 2003. Dahlia plant named `Balnovrese`. U.S. Plant Patent No. 14,386. United


Anderson, N. 2003. Dahlia plant named `Balnovches`. U.S. Plant Patent No. 14,254. United


Anderson N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2003. Chrysanthemum plant named MN 92-333-2. U.S. Plant


Anderson N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2003. Chrysanthemum plant named ‘MN95-105-6’. U.S. Plant




Anderson, NO, PD Ascher, and RE Widmer. 1988. Chrysanthemum plant--day neutral: Mn.

Sel. 83-267-3. U.S. Plant Patent No. 6,884. United States. Patent Office. Washington, D.C.

CANADIAN PLANT BREEDER’S RIGHTS (7)

Anderson N.O., E. Gesick, and P.D. Ascher. 2012. Chrysanthemum plant named ‘MN98-E90-

15’, Mammoth Daisy Twilight Pink. Canadian Plant Breeder’s Rights Certificate No. 4192,

Issued 5 March 2012; Application No. 01-2555. Plant Varieties Journal


Anderson N.O., P.D. Ascher, E. Gesick, and S. Poppe. 2007. Chrysanthemum plant named 98-

M91-1. Application No. 01-2556. Canadian Plant Breeder’s Rights Certificate No. 2951,

Issued 10 Oct. 2007.

Anderson, N.O. 2007. Dahlietta ‘Violet Frost’ (‘Balnovost’). Application No. 01-2613. Canadian

Plant Breeder’s Rights Certificate No. 2926, Issued 25 Sept. 2007.

Anderson, N.O. 2004. Dahlietta ‘Cherry Sunrise’ (‘Balnovches’). Application No. 01-2612.

Canadian Plant Breeder’s Rights Certificate No. 2033, Issued 3 Dec. 2004.

Anderson N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2002. Chrysanthemum plant named 95-105-6. Application No.

2000/340. Canadian Plant Breeder’s Rights. Plant Varieties Journal 14(1):12.





MEETING ABSTRACTS (123)


Anderson, N.O. and R.T. Olsen. 2013. A vast array of beauty: The accomplishments of the

Father of American ornamental plant breeding, Luther Burbank. HortScience 48(9):S83

(Abstract).

Anderson, N.O. and G. Pietsch. 2013. Ploidy modifications enhance flower breeding for winter

hardiness and rhizome production in Gaura. HortScience 48(9):S96 (Abstract).

Eckberg, J., G. Johnson, R. Shaw, M. Casler, C. Sheaffer, K. Blaedow, N. Jordan, N. Anderson,

S. Flint, R. Schafer, and D. Wyse. 2013. Ecological interactions differ for switchgrass

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cultivars and wild populations. Switchgrass II Conference, Abstract, p. 4.

http://dfrc.wisc.edu/switchgrass/abstracts/SW-II_Abstracts_2013.pdf

Hoover, E., N.O. Anderson, E. Tepe, and J. Tillman. 2013. Cutting type and time-of-year affect

rooting ability of hardy Minnesota Prunus. HortScience 48(9):S243 (Abstract).

Miao, H. F. Bo, D. Chunyan, Q. Zhang, and N.O. Anderson. 2013. In vitro callus induction of

Dendranthema indicum var. aromaticum, a Scented Chrysanthemum. HortScience

48(9):S413 (Abstract).

Nelson, M.F. and N.O. Anderson. 2013. Midwest reed canarygrass populations harbor significant

drought tolerance diversity. Society for Wetland Scientists, Annual Meeting, Abstract T69.

http://assets.conferencespot.org/fileserver/file/559/filename/Session_T69.pdf

Anderson, N.O. 2012. Heritability of the groundcover (‘wave') plant habit in garden

chrysanthemums. HortScience 2012 ASHS Conference Abstracts, p.89.

Anderson, N.O. 2012. Marketing GMO carnations in floral design shops: Student-designed

policy formulation. HortScience 2012 ASHS Conference Abstracts, p.55.

Du, F., N.O, Anderson, and Xia, Y-p. 2012. Bulb tissue cold-tolerance sensitivity differences in

Lilium longiflorum ‘Nellie White’ and L. formosanum. XI International Symposium on

Flower Bulbs and Herbaceous Perennials, 28 Mar. – 1 Apr. 2012, Antalya, Turkey. n.p.

Eberle, C.A., B.M. Clasen, N.O. Anderson, and A.G. Smith. 2012. A novel pollen tube growth

assay utilizing a transmitting tract-ablated Nicotiana tabacum style. Sexual Plant

Reproduction 25:27-37 (also published online, 2011, DOI 10.1007/s00497-011-0177-9).

Eckberg, J., N. Anderson, N. Jordan, R. Shaw, C. Sheaffer, G. Johnson, S. Flint, R. Schafer and

D. Wyse. 2012. Invasion risks associated with switchgrass biomass production: A discussion.

Ecological Society of American Annual Conference, 5-10 Aug. 2012.

Kubatova, B., D. Bastlova, V. Curn, and N. Anderson. 2012. Is aggressive behavior of Phalaris

arundinacea populations caused by differences in phenotypic, cytotype and genetical

variability? Comparative study of European and American plants. Plant and Animal Genetics

Conference, p.202.

Nelson, M.F. and N.O. Anderson. 2012. Genetic differentiation of Phalaris arundinacea using

ISSR markers and simulations to model dispersal. Molecular Ecology 2012, Vienna, Austria,

4-7 Feb. 2012. p.65.

Nelson, M.F. and N.O. Anderson. 2012. Modeling Phalaris population growth, migration,

selection, and unbalanced sampling using simulated dominant marker data. Plant and Animal

Genetics Conference, p.208.

Anderson, N.O. 2011. Diversify locally! Population genetic differentiation in invasive Phalaris

arundinacea. X Jubilee Seminar on Wetlands Ecology and Hydro botany, held in memory of

Slovomil Hejny (1924-2001) and the 40th Anniversary of the Hydro botany Department,

Institute of Botany, Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic and the 40th Anniversary of the

Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance, 5-6 April, 2011, Institute of

Botany, Trebon, Czech Republic, p.2.

Anderson, N.O. 2011. Divulging invasives along Czech Rivers: Invasive reed canarygrass & the

American connection. 1991-2011, 20 Years of Educational Exchange between the Czech

Republic and the United States of America, 3 Dec. 2011, Czech center, Bohemian

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Benevolent Literary Association, New York, NY, Second Panel Discussion (Teaching,

Natural, and Library Sciences), p. 1.

Anderson, N. 2011. Risk assessment of sustainable glasshouse energy alternatives for Northern

latitudes. Athens Institute for Education and Research, Arts and Sciences Research Division,

Environment and Agricultural Research Unit, 6th Annual International Symposium on the

Environment, 16-19 May 2011, Athens, Greece, Session VII: Energy I, p.5.

Anderson, N.O. 2011. Risky business: Can invasive floricultural crops be prevented?

International Society for Horticultural Science, VII International Symposium, New

Floricultural Crops, 22-25th November 2011, Buenos Aires, Argentina, p.12.

Eberle, C.A.*, B.M. Clasen, N.O. Anderson, A.D. Hegeman, and A.G. Smith. 2011. Mechanisms

and genes regulating Nicotiana interspecific incompatibility. Annual Meeting of the

American Society of Plant Biologists, Final Program, Plant Biology 2011, Abstr. P04027,

p.57.

Yue, C., T. Hurley, and N.O. Anderson. 2011. Polarized Preferences In Homegrown Value

Auctions. 2011 AAEA & NAREA Joint Annual Meeting (July 24-26, 2011). Agricultural

and Applied Economics Association, Abstract #13314

Anderson, N.O., A. Plattes*, E. Opitz*, and A. Younis. 2010. Transgressive segregant,

interspecific Lilium xformolongi x L. martagon hybrids possess unique morphology.

Symplitaly: 2nd International Congress on the Genus Lilium, International Society for

Horticultural Science. Pescia, Italy. 30 Aug – 3 Sept., 2010. p.60.

Eberle, C.*, N.O. Anderson, A.D. Hegeman, and A.G. Smith. 2010. Nicotiana tabacum style-

localized proteins regulate/control interspecific incompatibility. Proceedings of the XXI

International Congress on Sexual Plant Reproduction, Bristol, England. Poster# PSR5.9.

(Abstr.).

Eberle, C.*, N.O. Anderson and A.G. Smith. 2010. A novel biochemical approach to

identification of interspecific incompatibility factors in Nicotiana. 6th Annual Retreat, Plant

Biological Sciences Graduate Program, 17 May 2010.

Kurtz, C., R. Montgomery, N. Anderson, and W.K. Moser. 2010. Site and climate effects on

Midwest forest invisibility by non-native plants. Minnesota-Wisconsin Invasive Species

Conference 2010, 8-10 Nov. 2010.

Nelson, M.* and N.O. Anderson. 2010. Inter simple sequence repeat variation in Phalaris

arundinacea. 6th Annual Retreat, Plant Biological Sciences Graduate Program, 17 May 2010.

Nelson, M., N.O. Anderson, M. Casler, and A. Jakubowski. 2010. Inter Simple Sequence Repeat

(ISSR) variation in reed canary grass Phalaris arundinacea L. (U.S./Europe). MNWIISC

2010. Abstract Booklet, 2010 Minnesota-Wisconsin Invasive Species Conference, November

8-10, 2010, St. Paul, MN, p. 58.

http://www.minnesotaswcs.org/2010_mn_wi_invasive_species_conference.htm

Plattes, A.* and (Mentor: Neil O. Anderson). 2010. Reciprocal crossing and morphological

variability of interspecific [Lilium xformolongi] x L. rubellum and [L. xformolongi] x L.

martagon hybrids. U of M Undergraduate Symposium, Celebrating student creativity,

performance, public engagement, research and scholarship. 21 April 2010. Session 1, Poster

No. 22 (originally Session 3, Poster No. 67), n.p.

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Smith, A.G., C. Eberle*, B.M. Clasen, N.O. Anderson, and A.D. Hegeman. 2010. A novel

pollen tube growth assay for the identification of interspecific incompatibility factors in

Nicotiana. Proceedings of The 2010 Joint Annual Meeting of the American Society of Plant

Biologists & the Canadian Society of Plant Physiologists/La Société Canadienne de

Physiologie Végétale. (Abstr.).

Anderson, N.O. 2009. The power of peer reviewing to enhance writing in horticulture.

HortScience 44(4):1028.

Anderson, N.O., A. Younis, and E. Opitz*. 2009. Development of colored, non-vernalization-

requiring seed propagated lilies. 23rd Eucarpia Symposium, 31 Aug. – 4 Sept. 2009, p.24.

(Leiden)

Du, F. and N.O. Anderson. 2009. Bulb tissue cold-tolerance sensitivity differences in non-hardy

and winter hardy Lilium. HortScience 44(4):1013.

Du, F. and N.O. Anderson. 2009. Bulb tissue cold-tolerance sensitivity differences in non-hardy

and winter hardy Lilium. 3rd National Plant Breeding Workshop: An initiative of the Plant

Breeding Coordinating Committee (SCC-080), Aug. 3-5, 2009. n.p.

Eberle, C., N.O. Anderson and A.G. Smith. 2009. Novel biochemical approach to identification

of interspecific incompatibility factors involved in pollen tube growth inhibition. 9th

International Plant Molecular Biology Symposium, 25-30 Oct. 2009.

Nelson, M. and N.O. Anderson. 2009. Inter-simple sequence repeat (ISSR) marker

polymorphisms in reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea). 3rd National Plant Breeding

Workshop: An initiative of the Plant Breeding Coordinating Committee (SCC-080), Aug. 3-

5, 2009. n.p.

Soto, S., D. Zlesak*, and N.O. Anderson. 2009. Calibrachoa pollen viability and longevity. 3rd

National Plant Breeding Workshop: An initiative of the Plant Breeding Coordinating

Committee (SCC-080), Aug. 3-5, 2009. n.p.

Yue, C., T. Hurley, and N.O. Anderson. 2009. Do native and invasive labels affect consumer

willingness to pay for plants? Evidence from experimental auctions. Agricultural and Applied

Economics Association Annual Meeting, 26-28 July 2009. (Milwaukee)

Anderson, N. and A. Younis. 2008. Inter-simple sequence repeats (ISSRs) distinguish genetic

differences in Lilium longiflorum ‘Nellie White’ clones. 2nd National Plant Breeding

Workshop: An initiative of the Plant Breeding Coordinating Committee (SCC-080), June

16-18, 2008, Des Moines, IA. n.p.

Anderson, N.O., J. Drew, and D. Andow. 2008. Factors responsible for increasing invasive

species spread by the horticultural trade. Minnesota Invasive Species Conference: Acting

locally to protect our legendary lands and waters. Conference Abstracts. p. 5.

Dill, B.* and (Mentor: Neil O. Anderson). 2008. Consecutive blooming technique in

Hippeastrum xhybridum cultivars ‘Apple Blossom’, ‘Aphrodite’, ‘Dancing Queen’, ‘Lady

Jane’, and ‘Pasadena’. U of M Undergraduate Symposium, Celebrating student creativity,

performance, public engagement, research and scholarship. 18 April 2008. Session 3, Poster

No. 32, n.p.

Eberle, C.A.*, N. Gardner, N.O. Anderson, and A.G. Smith. 2008. The transmitting tract of

Nicotiana tabacum inhibits interspecific pollen tube growth of N. obtusifolia. Plant Biology

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2008. Joint Annual Meeting, American Society of Plant Biologists, Sociedad Mexicana de

Bioquimica, and Rama: Bioquimica y Biologia Molecular de Plantas. Conference

Proceedings, Poster No. P35019, p.239.

Ekobena, J.* and (Mentor: Neil O. Anderson). 2008. Phenotypic differentiation of various

invasive and non-invasive species pairs, Life Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research

Programs (LSSURP) Poster Symposium, 8 Aug. 2008, Poster No. 12, p.4.

Mathey, M.* and N.O. Anderson. 2008. Intergeneric hybridization within the Onagraceae.

National Conference on Undergraduate Research, NCUR 22, p.664.

Sun, Y., N. Anderson, and A. Younis. 2008. Inter-simple sequence repeats (ISSRs) distinguish

genetic differences in Lilium species and L. longiflorum ‘Nellie White’. HortScience

43(4):1094-1095.

Anderson, N.O. 2007. Revolutionizing chrysanthemums: Global change necessitates functional

adaptability. International Workshop on Chrysanthemums, 2007 & 9th Annual Meeting of

the Chrysanthemum Association of China. Xiaolan, ZhongShan, China. Conference

Proceedings, pp. 159-160.

Anderson, N., J. Anderson, R. Bernardo, J. Luby, and D. Stuthman. 2007. The Applied Plant

Science Graduate Program. Plant Breeding: A vital capacity for U.S. National Goals,

SCC80 National Workshop, USDA, Feb. 8-9, 2007, Raleigh, N.C.

Fischer, C.*, C. McIntyre*, M. Schweer*, and N. Anderson. 2007. Effect of day/night

temperature differences (DIF) on plant growth in edible Capsicum and Ocimum species.

Botany & Plant Biology 2007 Joint Congress. Recent Topics Poster, Abstract No. 2697,

poster P79030, p.6.

Mathey, M.* and (Mentor: Neil O. Anderson). 2007. Intergeneric hybridization within the

Onagraceae. U of M Undergraduate Symposium, Celebrating student creativity, performance,

public engagement, research and scholarship. 18 April, 2007. Abstr. No. 105, n.p.

Schaubach, R.*, J. Tyra*, J. Elam*, and N. Anderson. 2007. A comparison of plant growth of

Lolium and Capsicum with LED, HID/HPS, and natural lighting. Botany & Plant Biology

2007 Joint Congress. Recent Topics Poster, Abstract No. 2698, poster P79029, p.6.

Anderson, N. and D. Byrne. University perspective on breeding restriction. 2006. HortScience

41(4):922.

Anderson, N.O. 2005. Decision case development for invasive ornamental crops. Evolution

2005 Proceedings, p.60.

Gomez, N.* and N.O. Anderson. 2005. Growth response to herbivory: A critical factor in

assessing invasive potential. Evolution 2005 Proceedings, p. 64.

Pietsch, G.M.*, P.H. Li, and N.O. Anderson. 2005. The effect of short days on cold acclimation

in I. HortScience 40(4):1115.

Thompson, D.I., N. Anderson, and J. van Staden. 2005. Beauty in the eyes of share-holder:

Moving South African Iridaceae into the commercial sector. South African Association of

Botanists, Annual Congress.

Zlesak, D.C.* and N.O. Anderson. 2005. Inheritance of flowering without vernalization in seed-

propagated Lilium formosanum Wallace. HortScience 40(4):1100.

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Anderson, N.O. 2004. Breeding tough & terrific perennials for the north. HortScience

39(4):720.

Anderson, N.O. 2004. Can undergraduate research lead to new discoveries? NCUR 2004

Program Guide, p. 83.

Anderson, N. 2004. Development of cold tolerant Gaura lindheimeri. MNLA Foundation

Bulletin 1(1):5.

Anderson, N.O. 2004. Maximum germination in new breeding lines. HortScience 39(4):715.

Anderson, N.O. 2004. New ornamental crops: A primary source of invasive species? West

Virginia State University Presents…The 10th Annual Research Symposium, April 30, 2004,

p.1.

Anderson, N.O., E. Hoover, K. Zambreno, and J. Gillman. 2004. Writing across the curriculum:

Where does horticultural science fit in? HortScience 39(4):713.

Gomez, N.* and N.O. Anderson. 2004. Cleome hassleriana germination in Minnesota prairies,

roadsides, and gardens. HortScience 39(4):723.

Hokanson, S., N. Anderson, and D. Wildung. 2004. Regional trials for advanced selection of

landscape plants / Grand Rapids. MNLA Foundation Bulletin 1(1):5.

Hokanson, S., N. Anderson, and S. Poppe. 2004. Regional trials for advanced selection of

landscape plants / Morris. MNLA Foundation Bulletin 1(1):6.

Kim, D-C. and N. O. Anderson. 2004. Comparative analysis of laboratory freezing methods to

establish cold tolerance of detached rhizomes and intact crowns in garden chrysanthemums.


Zlesak, D.C.*, C.M. Radatz*, and N.O. Anderson. 2004. Continuous darkness and silver nitrate

promote anther-derived callus in Rosa hybrida L. HortScience 39(4):737.

Anderson, N.O. 2003. Integration of intensive writing into horticulture: Greenhouse

Management. National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture, 49th

Annual

Conference Abstracts, June 18-20, 2003, p.38.

Anderson, NO. 2003. Invasive ornamentals. Official Program, Minnesota Green Expo, Jan. 8-

10, 2003, p. 44 & MNLA News 26(12):19.

Anderson, NO. 2003. Minnesota tough and terrific perennials. Official Program, Minnesota

Green Expo, Jan. 8-10, 2003, p. 44 & MNLA News 26(12):19.

Gomez, N.*, G. Pietsch*, and N. Anderson. 2003. Optimization of adventitious root formation

in herbaceous cuttings of Gaura coccinea. HortScience 38(5):861.

Pietsch, G.* and N. Anderson. 2003. Chromosome counts in eleven populations of Gaura.


Weiland, J.*, N. Anderson, W. Gagne*, E. Janiga*, and M.J. Rosenow*. 2003. Comparative

forcing of Hydrangea macrophylla 'Endless Summer' as a florist's hydrangea. HortScience

38(5):721.

Zlesak, D.* and N. Anderson. 2003. Somaclonal variation among Lilium longiflorum 'Nellie

White' bulb grower sources. HortScience 38(5):679.

Anderson, N.O. 2002. Inbreeding depression in seed propagated Lilium x formolongi inbreds.

On-site program, XXVIth

International Horticultural Congress, Toronto, Canada, August 11-

17, 2002, p.473.

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Anderson, N.O., E. Gesick, N. Gomez*, W. Peters*, G. Pietsch*, and D. Zlesak*. 2002.

Breeding winter hardy, non-invasive floricultural crops. Research Centre for Plant Growth

and Development, Fourth Annual Meeting, 14-15 November 2002. University of Natal,

Pietermaritzberg, S. Africa. p.9.

Gomez, N.*, N. Anderson, and E. Gesick. 2002. Determination of weedy/non-weedy

populations and rooting of California Gaura coccinea. Invasion Biology Research

Consortium Launch Event Workshop, "Evolutionary Consequences of Invasions by Exotic

Species", April 12-13. University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.

http://mnibrc.agri.umn.edu

Zlesak, D.C.*, C.A. Thill, and N.O. Anderson. 2002. Trifluralin-mediated chromosome

doubling of Rosa chinensis minima Voss seedlings. On-site program, XXVIth

International

Horticultural Congress, Toronto, Canada, August 11-17, 2002, p.459.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Commercial and research oriented plant breeding. Chicago Botanic

Garden, New Ornamental Crops Research Symposium Program and Abstracts, Sept. 26-29,

2001, pp.7-8.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Determination of phenotypic markers for winter hardiness in garden

chrysanthemums. HortScience 36(3):519.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Effectiveness of web-based learning for plant identification in potted

plant production classes. HortScience 36(3):524.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Hardy herbaceous perennials. Short Course 2001, Ohio Florists'

Association, July 14-18, 2001, p.112.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Herbaceous perennial breeding at the University of Minnesota.

Minnesota Nursery Growers Bulletin, Jan. 2001, p.2.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. New ornamental crops: A primary source of invasive species? Chicago

Botanic Garden, New Ornamental Crops Research Symposium Program and Abstracts, Sept.

26-29, 2001, p.13.

Anderson, N.O., E. Gesick, and J. Martens. 2001. Innovations in flower breeding.

3M/University of Minnesota Poster Session Abstracts, Corrine E. Ivie/US-

Corporate/3M/US@3M-Corporate, p.4.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Shade tolerant perennials. Short Course 2001, Ohio Florists'

Association, July 14-18, 2001, pp.76-77.

Peters, W.* and N.O. Anderson. 2001. Screening for fertility in wild, Minnesota populations of

Gaura coccinea. Minnesota Nursery Growers Bulletin, Jan. 2001, p.3.

Anderson, N.O. 2000. Forcing requirements of seed-propagated Easter lilies. HortScience

35(3):470.

Anderson, N.O. 2000. Use of cooperative learning exercises to introduce concepts in potted

plant production classes. HortScience 35(3):493.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2000. Fecundity and fitness in cross-compatible pollinations

of tristylous Lythrum salicaria populations. XVIth International Congress on Sexual Plant

Reproduction 16:85.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 2000. Inheritance of day neutrality and heat-delay

insensitivity in Dendranthema grandiflora Tzvelv. HortScience 35(3):474.

http://mnibrc.agri.umn.edu/

mailto:Ivie/US-Corporate/3M/US@3M-Corporate

mailto:Ivie/US-Corporate/3M/US@3M-Corporate

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Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1996. Morphological and biochemical variability in two-

species congruity backcross (CBC) Phaseolus vulgaris x P. coccineus hybrids. Bean


Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1996. Invasive, exotic Lythrum salicaria in North America:

Aggressiveness is causally related to introgressive hybridization with native Lythrum.

American Journal of Botany 83(6):94.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, and B.E. Liedl. 1996. Effects of cytoplasmic dominance on

recombination rate for diagnostic traits in introgressive Phaseolus. American Journal of

Botany 83(6):95.

Brown, R.N., N.O. Anderson, and P.D. Ascher. 1996. Congruity backcross (CBC) hybrids used

to create three-species hybrids with Phaseolus acutifolius cytoplasm. Bean Improvement

Cooperative. Annual Report. 39:98-99.

MacKenzie, J., P. Ascher, and N. Anderson. 1996. Grafting as a means of alleviating the cripple

phenotype in two- and three-species congruity backcross (CBC) Phaseolus. Bean


Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, and B.E. Liedl. 1995. Importance of introgressive hybridization

in the development of invasive Lythrum salicaria. HortScience 30(4):819.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, and J.J. Luby. 1995. Consumer evaluation as an adjunct to F1

hybrid seed development of hexaploid chrysanthemums (Dendranthema grandiflora

Tzvelv.). HortScience 30(4):811.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, and E.E. Hoover. 1995. Fertility losses in congruity backcross

(CBC), intraspecific Phaseolus vulgaris hybrids. HortScience 30(4):822.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, and E.E. Hoover. 1995. Morphological and biochemical

variability in two-species congruity backcross (CBC) Phaseolus vulgaris x P. coccineus

hybrids. HortScience 30(4):841.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1994. Breakup of linkages for diagnostic traits in three-

species congruity backcross (CBC) Phaseolus hybrids. HortScience 29(5):470.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1994. Clonal decline in horticultural crops due to Muller's

Ratchet. HortScience 29(5):435.

Ascher, P.D. and N.O. Anderson. 1994. Congruity backcrossing (CBC) as a means of creating

genetic diversity in seed coat phenotypes of Phaseolus. Bean Improvement Cooperative.

Annual Report. 37:85-86.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1994. Erosion of style/anther length integrity in introgressive

Lythrum hybrids. Ninth Annual Penn State Symposium in Plant Physiology, May 19-21.

Pollen-Pistil Interactions.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1994. Reproductive biology of Vigna caracalla (=Phaseolus

caracalla). HortScience 29(5):496.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1994. Self incompatibility (SI) in distylous Lythrum alatum,

winged loosestrife. HortScience 29(5):497.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1994. Transplanting increases intra- and inter-specific bean

survivorship in field plantings. Bean Improvement Cooperative. Annual Report. 37:87-88.

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Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1992. Effect of selection for pseudo-self compatibility in

noninbred and inbred garden and glasshouse chrysanthemums (Dendranthema grandiflora

Tzvelv.). Proc. XII Int. Cong. Sexual Plant Reproduction.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1992. Tristylous heteromorphic self incompatibility under

disruptive selection in Lythrum salicaria L. due to interspecific hybridization with distylous

L. alatum Pursh. Proc. XII Int. Cong. Sexual Plant Reproduction.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher and R.E. Widmer. 1989. Lethal equivalents as measurements of

genetic load in chrysanthemums. HortScience 24:110.

Dole, J. and N.O. Anderson. 1989. A comprehensive new crop development program based on

North American germplasm and informational sources. HortScience 24:73.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, R.E. Widmer and J.J. Luby. 1988. Effect of inbreeding on

Dendranthema grandiflora Tzvelv. (Chrysanthemum morifolium Ramat.). HortScience

23(3):816.

Anderson, N.O., B.E. Liedl and P.D. Ascher. 1988. Formulating incompatibility genetic

models: the theoretical uses of ITS and ITC. XVIth International Congress of Genetics.

Genome 30(Suppl. 1):291.

Anderson, N.O., M.R. Evans, H.F. Wilkins and R.E. Widmer. 1988. Evaluation of the

herbaceous peony, Paeonia lactiflora Pall., for commercial pot plant production.


Liedl, B.E., N.O. Anderson, S.L. Desborough and P.D. Ascher. 1988. Empirical evidence for

the use of ITS/ITC in determining cutoff values for genetic modeling of incompatible

Solanum. XVIth International Congress of Genetics. Genome 30(Suppl. 1):291.

Stuart, M.C., N.O. Anderson and R.E. Widmer. 1988. Use of exogenous ethylene applications

to delay flower bud initiation in day neutral chrysanthemums. HortScience 23(3):820.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, R.E. Widmer and J.J. Luby. 1987. Expression of pseudo-self

compatibility (PSC) in chrysanthemum. HortScience 22(5):1076.

Anderson, N.O., B.E. Liedl, D.J. Larson and P.D. Ascher. 1987. Genetic and evolutionary

studies of self-incompatibility (SI) using rapid cycling Brassicas. Crucifer Genetics

Workshop IV. Madison, Wisconsin. p. 27.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, R.E. Widmer and J.J. Luby. 1987. Rapid generation cycling of

chrysanthemum, Dendranthema grandiflora (Chrysanthemum morifolium Ramatuelle).


Liedl, B.E. and N.O. Anderson. 1987. Theoretical incompatibility studies: cycling S alleles and

pseudo-compatibility. Crucifer Genetics Workshop IV. Madison, Wisconsin. p. 31.

Luby, J.J., C.E. Finn, N.O. Anderson and P.D. Ascher. 1987. Incompatibility in lowbush

blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium Ait.). HortScience 22(5):1073.

Anderson, N.O. and B.E. Liedl. 1986. Genetic modeling of self-incompatibility in Poaceae

utilizing SIGMAS-1. HortScience 21(3):293.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, R.E. Widmer and J. Orf. 1985. An investigation of laboratory

techniques for the analysis of flower color inheritance in Chrysanthemum morifolium

Ramatuelle. HortScience 20(3):579.

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Anderson, N.O., B.E. Liedl, P.H. Velguth, R. Merrill, S. Berman, B.A. Ruemmele and P.D.

Ascher. 1985. Genetic control of self-incompatibility in grasses: a re-evaluation. 17th

Stadler Genetics Symposium. University of Missouri, Columbia.

Liedl, B.E., N.O. Anderson and P.D. Ascher. 1985. Self-incompatibility genetic models with

the assistance of computer software. HortScience 20(3):543.

DISSERTATIONS, THESES (5)

Eberle, Carrie Ann. 2012. Interspecific Prezygotic Reproductive Barriers in Nicotiana. Ph.D., Plant

Biological Sciences (co-advised with Alan Smith).

Pietsch, Grace Marie. 2006. Developing cold tolerant Gaura lindheimeri: Identifying and

characterizing G. coccinea and chromosome doubled G. lindheimeri. Ph.D., Applied Plant

Sciences.

Zlesak, David Charles. 2006. Genetic components of white trumpet lilies: Clonal variation in Lilium

longiflorum Thunb. ‘Nellie White’ and inheritance of non-obligate vernalization for stem

elongation and flowering in L. formosanum Wallace. Ph.D., Applied Plant Sciences.

Gomez Raboteaux, Nadilia Nadina. 2005. Characterization of invasive potential of Cleome

hassleriana and Polanisia dodecandra: Assessment of population establishment, herbivory

effects, and germination. Ph.D., Applied Plant Sciences.

Peters, William Lee. 2002. Statistical discrimination between pollen tube growth and seed set in

establishing self incompatibility in Gaura lindheimeri. M.S., Applied Plant Sciences.

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES, MASTER OF AGRICULTURE INTEGRATING

PROJECT (6)

Jensen, Brian. 2012. Minimizing the effects of changing temperature patterns on woody

landscape plant cold acclimation/deacclimation in Central Minnesota: A call for action.

Adamek, Elizabeth. 2011. Converting small central Minnesota land parcels into a habitat for

ring-necked pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) and other wildlife.

Brott, Randall. 2009. Slopes in the City: An analysis of the degree of slope and its effects on

landscaping choices.

Martin, Luis. 2006. Effects of a soil drench of Imidacloprid on survivorship of adult lacewings,

Chrysoperla carnea, used for biological control on greenhouses.

Darner, Elizabeth. 2003. Evaluating the Junior Master Gardener Program in Minnesota.

Peterson, Daniel. 2003. Gentiana andrewsii albino mutant: pollen, seed drying germination and

tissue culture.

SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE, UNDERGRADUATE HONORS PROGRAM THESES (2)

Reynolds, Susan. 2001. Evaluation of Fargesia spp. for use as a winter screening hedge.

Ylitalo, Lori. 2000. Effect of photoperiod on growth habit in prostrate chrysanthemums.

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM PAPERS (10)

Plattes, Alexander. 2010. Reciprocal crossing of interspecific plant species Lilium xformolongi x

Lilium rubellum and morphological variability of F2 generation of a previous Lilium cross.

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Frick, Janelle. 2007. Heritability of winter hardiness in Gladiolus interspecific hybrids.

Mathey, Megan. 2007. Intergeneric hybridization within the Onagraceae.

Miller, Melissa. 2008. Heritability of cold tolerance in groundcover garden chrysanthemums.

Opitz, Ellie. 2008. Seed set and germination differences in reciprocal crosses of Lilium

xformolongi and L. martagon.

Dill, Benjamin. 2008. Consecutive blooming in Amaryllis (Hippeastrum xhybridum)

‘Aphrodite’, ‘Blossom Peacock’, ‘Lady Jane’, ‘Lemon Lime’, and ‘Pasadena’.

John, Kristen. 2004. Development of a sterile transgenic Gaura lindheimeri cultivar through

Agrobacterium-mediated transformation.

Sommer, L. 2004. Investigation of Cleome hassleriana and Cleome serrulata seed germination.

Stephan, K. 2004. DNA analysis of Lilium longiflorum ‘Nellie White’ using AFLP markers.

Radatz, Corrine. 2003. Initiation of in vitro adventitious shoots from callus of Gaura and Rosa.

NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS (96)


Poppe, S.R., N. Anderson, and E.L. Jordan. 2013. The impact of trialing at the garden in Morris.

The Scoop, April issue (n.v.), pp.17-20.

Eberle, C.*, A. Smith, and N. Anderson. 2011. n.t. [1-page research summary]. University of

Minnesota Plant Biological Sciences Graduate Program Newsletter 1(4):6.

Anderson, N., S. Poppe, and S. Yao. 2010. U of M flower trial reports available. The Scoop

33(1):46.

Anderson, N.O., A. Younis, and E. Opitz*. 2010. Interspecific hybrid [(Lilium xformolongi) x L.

martagon] creation, characterization and identification: NALS Grant Report, Phase I. N.

American Lily Society Yearbook. In Press.

Andersonii, Nilius (N. Anderson’s alias). 2010. Fall for mums this year! MNLA Biz Blog

posting, MNLA Publication Cmte. http://www.gardenminnesota.com/

Poppe, S., S. Yao, P. Johnson, and N. Anderson. 2009. University of Minnesota 2009 annual

flower trial. 30 pp.

Anderson, N.O. 2008. 2007 Lily breeding research report for the Minnesota North Star Lily

Society Grant. North Star Lily News 41(1):6-13.

Anderson, N.O., L. Britton*, R. Dralie*, D. Moist*, and C. Nickelson*. 2008. Nitrogen type

affects tomato production & consumer quality. Ohio Florists’ Association (OFA) Bulletin,

July/August Issue, No. 909:13-17.

Anderson, N.O. 2008. Tissue culture workshop, E pluribus unum gladiolus (Out of one, many

glads). The Glad Fan May 2008 issue, p.6.

Anderson, N.O., L. Britton*, R. Dralie*, D. Moist*, and C. Nickelson*. 2008. Nitrogen type

affects tomato production & consumer quality. Ohio Produce Growers & Marketers

Association (OPGMA) Bulletin, Summer Issue, No. 4:17-20.

Anderson, N.O. and M. Mathey*. 2008. Breeding select herbaceous crops. The Scoop 31(8):50-

52.

Hokanson, S.C., S. Galatowitsch, N. Anderson, and S. McNamara. 2008. Evaluating invasive

potential in woody ornamentals: Maples as a test case. The Scoop 31(8):66-67.

http://www.gardenminnesota.com/

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Hokanson, S.C. and N. Anderson. 2008. Evaluating landscape plants in Minnesota regional trials.

The Scoop 31(8):68-69.

Poppe, S., S. Yao, P. Johnson, N. Anderson, and A. Younis. 2008. University of Minnesota

2008 annual flower trial. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Anderson, N.O. 2007. 2007 Lily breeding research report for the Minnesota North Star Lily

Society grant. The Lily Yearbook of the North American Lily Society 60:96-102.

Anderson, N.O. 2007. Gladiolus breeding at the U of M. The Scoop 30(6):49-52.

Anderson, N.O. 2007. Research Update: Gladiolus breeding at the U of M. Glad World, Fall

Issue.

Meyer, M.H., N. Anderson, and R.E. Widmer. 2007. Garden chrysanthemums. University of

Minnesota Extension, Publication No. FS-07068.

http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/horticulture/DG7068.html

Poppe, S., S. Yao, P. Johnson, N. Anderson, and K. Vidmar. 2007. University of Minnesota

2007 annual flower trial. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Anderson, N.O. 2006. Development of non-invasive horticultural crops parallels winter

hardiness. The Scoop 29(6):31-33, 36-37.

Anderson, N.O. 2006. Research update: Gladiolus breeding at the U of M. Glad Fan, Dec.

2006.

Anderson, N. 2006. What we’re up to: Flower breeding program updates—2005. MNLA

Foundation Bulletin 2(1):26-28.

Anderson, N., S. Hokanson, S. Poppe, and D. Wildung. 2006. Regional trials for advanced

selections of landscape plants: Grand Rapids (Z3), Morris (Z3/4). MNLA Foundation

Bulletin 2(1):18-19.

Anderson, N., M. Maguire Lerman, Minneapolis Men's Garden Club, S. Poppe, G. Mesenbring,

and L. Wilkes. 2006. 2006 herbaceous perennial trial results. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Pietsch, G.* and N. Anderson. 2006. Development of cold tolerant Gaura lindheimeri: I.

Characterization of G. coccinea. MNLA Foundation Bulletin 2(1):22-24.

Poppe, S., D. Wildung, N. Anderson, and K. Vidmar. 2006. University of Minnesota 2006

annual flower trial. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/


and L. Wilkes. 2005. 2005 herbaceous perennial trial results.

Hansen, D.L., A. West (authors), N. Anderson (copy editor). 2005. Minnesota Hardy:

Showcasing new and enduring plants for your landscape. Minnesota Agricultural Experiment

Station, Pub. No. 08205, 28 pp.

Klaasen, G.*, R. McGregor*, J. Zimmerman*, and N.O. Anderson. 2005. LEDs: New lighting

alternative for greenhouses. MNLA Foundation Bulletin 1(2):6-8.


annual flower trial. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Anderson, N. 2004. Invasive Horticultural Crops (Part 1): Why be concerned? Minnesota

Nursery and Landscape Association, MNLA News 28(3):36-40.

Anderson, N. 2004. Invasive Horticultural Crops (Part 2): Where do they come from?

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, MNLA News 28(4):28-33.

http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/




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Anderson, N. 2004. Invasive Horticultural Crops (Part 3): Who's monitoring and controlling

them? Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, MNLA News 28(6):45-47.

Anderson, N. 2004. Invasive Horticultural Crops (Part 4): What can we do? Minnesota Nursery

and Landscape Association, MNLA News 28(8):36-40.

Anderson, N. 2004. Weathering the changing times with color. MNLA Foundation Bulletin

1(1):36-37.

Anderson, N. and N. Gomez. 2004. Invasive Horticultural Crops (Part 5): Will research offer

solutions? Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, MNLA News 28(10):34-40.

Anderson, N. and S. Hokanson. 2004. University of Minnesota Trials – Morris/Grand Rapids.

MNLA Foundation Bulletin 1(1):11-12.


annual flower trial. 30 pp. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Anderson, N.O. 2003. Fiber optic grass creating "sedgesational" interest. MNLA News

27(6):41.

Anderson, N.O. 2003. Demise of the subnivean and herbaceous perennial survival. University

of Minnesota Extension Service, Yard & Garden Line News 5(4):8-9.

http://www.extension.umn.edu/yardandgarden/TGLNews/YGLN-Apr0103.html

Anderson, N.O. 2003. Merger of greenhouse and nursery production curriculum. MNLA News

27(4):20.

Anderson, N.O. 2003. News from the National Floriculture Forum. MNLA News 27(4):36-38.

Anderson N. and J. Pharis*. 2003. Kenaf fiber—A new basket liner! Minnesota Commercial

Flower Growers Bulletin 52(3): 7-9.

Anderson, N.O., P. Ascher, and E. Gesick. 2003. The University of Minnesota chrysanthemum

breeding project…. Front cover photograph of My Favorite™ 'Autumn Red' garden

chrysanthemum, University of Minnesota 2002-2003 Student-Staff Directory. University

Directories, Village Publishing Corp., Chapel Hill, NC. Front cover & p.1.

Anderson, N.O., E. Gesick, N. Eash, V. Fritz, J. Hebel, S. Poppe, and D. Wildung. 2003. My

Favorite™ garden chrysanthemums. Minnesota Report (Poster). 1p.

Anderson, N.O., G. Pietsch*, and N. Gomez*. 2003. Plant collection and genetic variation in

Texas Gaura populations. Perennial Plant Quarterly Spring 2003:28-43.


and L. Wilkes. 2003. 2002 herbaceous perennial trial results. 16 pp.


Anderson, N.O., S. Poppe, D. Wildung, and J. Pharis*. 2003. Best performing

annuals/perennials n 2003. Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Bulletin 52(3):1-3.

Erwin J. and N. Anderson. 2003. Falling for Dichondra. MNLA News 27(12):52-53.

Gomez N.* and N.O. Anderson. 2003. Horticulture in times of climate change. Minnesota

Commercial Flower Growers Bulletin 52(3):6-7.

Lonnee, D., N. Anderson, and B. Cashman. 2003. Annuals: Plants for outdoor living.

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Assoc., St. Paul, MN. 16 pp.

Poppe, S., D. Wildung, N. Anderson, K. Vidmar, and D. Zlesak. 2003. University of Minnesota

2003 annual flower trial. 29 pp. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/


http://www.extension.umn.edu/yardandgarden/TGLNews/YGLN-Apr0103.html



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Zlesak, D.* and N. Anderson. 2003. Inside west coast Easter lily production. The Quarterly

Bulletin of the N. American Lily Society:12-16. (reprinted from: Minnesota Commercial

Flower Growers Bulletin 52:4-6).

Zlesak, D. and N. Anderson. 2003. Inside west coast Easter lily production. Minnesota


Anderson, N. 2002. Hardy chrysanthemum released under a new brand. Minnesota Commercial

Flower Growers Bulletin 51(1):15-16.

Anderson, N.O. 2002. International floriculture issues: Floricultural Jihad? Minnesota


Anderson, N. and W. Peters*. 2002. Potted plant production of Gaura lindheimeri. Minnesota


Gomez, N.* and N. Anderson. 2002. Why study invasiveness in floricultural crops? Minnesota


Poppe, S., D. Wildung, N. Anderson, K. Bitner, and P. Johnson. 2002. University of Minnesota

2002 annual flower trials. 33 pp. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Anderson, N.O. 2001. 2001 flower judging team results. Minnesota Commercial Flower

Growers Bulletin 50(3):16.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Bulb scale and leaf counts of Easter lily, Lilium longiflorum 'Nellie

White'. Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Bulletin 50(1):1,11,16.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. New students join flower breeding & genetics. Minnesota Commercial

Flower Growers Bulletin 50(3):8,12,15.

Anderson, N.O. 2001. Pack Trials: New products for 2001. Minnesota Commercial Flower

Growers Bulletin 50(3):1,6,14.

Anderson, N.O., P.D. Ascher, N. Eash, V. Fritz, E. Gesick, J. Hebel, S. Poppe, R. Wagner, B.

Walvatne, and D. Wildung. 2001. 'Peach Centerpiece' and 'Sesquicentennial Sun': New

mums celebrate the university, color the landscape. Minnesota Report 248-2001 (Pub. No.

07696-MR-B).

Anderson, N, M Maguire Lerman, Minneapolis Men's Garden Club, S Poppe, G Mesenbring, L

Wilkes. 2001. 2001 herbaceous perennial trial results. 16 pp. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Poppe, S, D Wildung, N Anderson, K Bitner. 2001. University of Minnesota 2001 Flower

Trials. 30 pp. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Anderson, N.O. 2000. Flower breeding research updates. Minnesota Commercial Flower

Growers Bulletin 49(2):14.

Anderson, N.O. 2000. Teaching notes. Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Bulletin

49(2):15.

Anderson, N.O., E. Berghauer*, and K. Johnson. 2000. Crape myrtle potted plant production.

Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Bulletin 49(2):1-3.

Anderson, N., M. Maguire Lerman, and S. Poppe. 2000. 2000 herbaceous perennial trial

results.14 pp. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Erwin, J., R. Warner, and N. Anderson. 2000. The impact of pinching technique on branching

of new poinsettia cultivars. Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Bulletin 49(2):21-22.

Flint, S.* and N.O. Anderson. 2000. Iochroma grandiflora. Minnesota Commercial Flower





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Growers Bulletin 49(2):17-18.

Meyer, M., J.L. Luby, H. Pellett, N.O. Anderson, P.D. Ascher, C. Thill, D.W. Davis, F. Lauer, E.

Hoover, D.K. Wildung, and M.E. Zins. 2000. 150 years of hardy plants. Bulletin of the

Univ. of Minn., Ag. Expt. Station, No. BU-7564.

Poppe, S., D. Wildung, N. Anderson, and K. Bitner. 2000. University of Minnesota 2000

Flower Trials. 19 pp. http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/

Schuelke, H.* and N.O. Anderson. 2000. Thunbergia battiscombei. Minnesota Commercial

Flower Growers Bulletin 49(2):19-20.

Anderson, N.O. 1999. New floriculturist hired! A new floriculture breeding & genetics

program at the University. Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Bulletin 48(2):1-2.

Anderson, N.O. 1999. The development of new garden chrysanthemums. Yard and Garden

Line news,

http://www3.extension.umn.edu/projects/yardandgarden/YGLNews/YGLNews.html

Anderson, N., M. Maguire Lerman, S. Poppe, and J. Erwin. 1999. 1999 herbaceous perennial

trial results. 12 pp.

McCue, M.*, L. Orth*, L. Philander*, and N. Anderson. 1999. Temperature and photoperiodic

effects in Primula. Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Bulletin 48(5):1, 3-4, 7.

Ascher, P.D., N.O. Anderson, V. Fritz, S. Poppe, T. Strasser, R. Wagner, and D. Wildung. 1997.

`Betty Lou'TM

Maxi-MumTM

chrysanthemum for 1996. Minnesota Commercial Flower



IncaTM

and SnowscapeTM

chrysanthemums for 1996. Minnesota Commercial Flower


Ascher, P.D., N.O. Anderson, V. Fritz, C. Perillo, S. Poppe, R. Wagner, and D. Wildung. 1997.

MAXI-MUMSTM

A new series from the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station

exhibiting shrub-like growth. Minnesota Report 242-1997. (Reprinted on

http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/horticulture/components/6728-01.html)


IncaTM

and SnowscapeTM

chrysanthemums: New from the University of Minnesota's

Department of Horticultural Science. Minnesota Report 240-1996.

Anderson, NO. 1994. The chrysanthemum crisis. Minnesota Horticulturist 122(9):23.


Rose BlushTM

Chrysanthemum: The newest mum from the University of Minnesota.

Minnesota Report 231-1993.

Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1993. Lythrum on the loose: An exotic species gone awry.

Minnesota Horticulturist 121(9):13.

Ascher, P.D. and N.O. Anderson. 1992. `Rose Blush' chrysanthemum for 1993. Nursery and

Landscape Projects & Programs, 1992, University of Minnesota TRE Nursery Program, p. 3.

Anderson, N.O. 1991. The discovery of day neutral chrysanthemums. Greenhouse Grower

9:50-53.


http://www3.extension.umn.edu/projects/yardandgarden/YGLNews/YGLNews.html

http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/horticulture/components/6728-01.html

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Anderson, N.O. and P.D. Ascher. 1990. Reproductive fertility levels of purple loosestrife

cultivars. Nursery and Landscape Projects and Programs, 1990, University of Minnesota

TRE Nursery Program, p. 58.

Anderson, N.O. and H.F. Wilkins. 1988. Bonzi (Paclobutrazol). Minnesota State Florists

Bulletin 37(2):9-11.

Anderson, N.O. and H.F. Wilkins. 1988. Silver thiosulfate. Minnesota State Florists Bulletin

37(2):6-8.

Anderson, N.O. 1987. Changing plant names -- The case of Chrysanthemum. Minnesota State

Florists Bulletin 36(5):21-22.

Anderson, N.O. and H.F. Wilkins. 1987. Ancymidol/A-Rest. Minnesota State Florists Bulletin

36(6):14-15.

Anderson, N.O. and H.F. Wilkins. 1987. Use of Bonzi by northern growers. Minnesota State

Florists Bulletin 36(6):9-10.

Evans, M.R. and N.O. Anderson. 1987. The history and culture of the herbaceous peony.

Minnesota State Florists Bulletin 36(4):8-10.

Widmer, R.E., M. Stuart, T.M. Teynor and N.O. Anderson. 1987. Potted garden

chrysanthemums. Minnesota State Florists Bulletin 36(1):1-6.

Anderson, N.O. and R.E. Widmer. 1986. Average wholesale prices in Minnesota. Minnesota

State Florists Bulletin 35(4):10-14.

INVITED UNIVERSITY AND CONFERENCE LECTURES (41)

Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota, “Our 100 years of seminars (Jan.

13, 1913-2013): Honoring the centennial and early years”, 23 Jan. 2013.

Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota, “Taste the difference! Evaluating

jams from the University of Minnesota Prunus collection”, co-presented with Emily Tepe,

Jack Tillman, 20 Feb. 2013.

125th Anniversary Celebration, Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota,

“Perspectives from our shared history: 1888-2013”, co-presented with Vince Fritz, Jeff

Gillman, 26 April 2013.

125th Anniversary Celebration, Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota,

“Flower Breeding & Genetics”, 26 April 2013.

Department of Plant and Earth Sciences, University of Wisconsin, River Falls, “Horticultural

discoveries in the Czech Republic”, 28 March 2012.

Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota, “Horticulture in the Czech

Republic”, 1 Feb. 2012.

Applied Plant Sciences Graduate Program, University of Minnesota, “Was Gregor Mendel

Austrian, Silesian, and/or Moravian? Insights from Fulbright visits to Brno and Lednice”, 30

Jan. 2012.

Czech Center, Bohemian Benevolent Literary Association, New York, Second Panel Discussion

(Teaching, Natural, and Library Sciences), “Divulging Invasives Along Czech Rivers:

Invasive Reed Canarygrass & the American Connection. 1991-2011, 20 Years of Educational

Exchange between the Czech Republic and the United States of America”, 3 Dec. 2011.

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International Society for Horticultural Science, VII International Symposium, New Floricultural

Crops, Buenos Aires, Argentina, “Risky business: Can invasive floricultural crops be

prevented?”, 24 November 2011.

Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota, "Příští Zastávka: Jihočeská

univerzita (Next stop: University of South Bohemia): A Fulbright Experience in the Czech

Republic", 14 Sept. 2011.

Athens Institute for Education and Research, Arts and Sciences Research Division, Environment

and Agricultural Research Unit, 6th

Annual International Symposium on the Environment,

Athens, Greece, Session VII: Energy I, “Risk assessment of sustainable glasshouse energy

alternatives for Northern latitudes”, 18 May 2011.

Department of Botany, Katedra botaniky Prirodovedecke fakulty, Jihočeská Univerzita

(University of South Bohemia), Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic, “Reed canarygrass

(Phalaris arundinacea): Links between genetic structure and ecology of the expansive plant”,

4 May 2011.

X Jubilee Seminar on Wetlands Ecology and Hydro Botany, held in memory of Slovomil Hejny

(1924-2001) and the 40th

Anniversary of the Hydro Botany Department, Institute of Botany,

Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic and the 40th

Anniversary of the Ramsar Convention

on Wetlands of International Importance, Institute of Botany, Trebon, Czech Republic,

“Diversify locally! Population genetic differentiation in invasive Phalaris arundinacea”, 5

April 2011.

Ecosystems Biology Department, Jihočeská Univerzita (University of South Bohemia), Ceske

Budejovice, Czech Republic, “Interspecific crosses: Getting everything you want & more!”,

24 Feb. 2011.

Faculty of Science, Charles University, Dept. of Philosophy and History of Sciences, Theoretical

and Evolutionary Biology, Prague, Czech Republic, “Assessing risk in reed canarygrass

(Phalaris arundinacea): complexities of crop/wild populations in MN/CR”, 30 Nov. 2010.

Institute of Botany, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Třeboň, Czech Republic,

“Assessing risk in reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea): complexities of crop/wild

populations in MN/CR”, 15 Nov. 2010.

Faculty of Science, Department of Plant Physiology, Katedra Fyziologie Seminaru, Jihočeská

Univerzita (University of South Bohemia), Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic, “Assessing

risk in reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea): complexities of crop/wild populations in

MN/CR”, 4 Nov. 2010.

Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota, “Conundrums of the horticultural

distribution chain: Assessing risk. MAES Project Revision Seminar”, 24 Feb. 2010.

Institute of Botany, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Třeboň, Czech Republic,

“Treasure the Exceptions: Non-invasive flower crops”, 18 Aug. 2008.

USDA-ARS Herbaceous Ornamental Crop Germplasm Committee, 2008 Annual Conference,

Columbus, OH, “Chris Mum Boy: Opportunities for herbaceous germplasm

collection/preservation in China”, 12 July 2008.

West Virginia State University, Institute, West Virginia, “Risk Analysis for Introduced Species &

Genotypes: Undergraduate & Graduate Research Opportunities”, 18 Mar. 2008. This podcast

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lecture was delivered to all the 1890s Historically Black Colleges as well as all 2- and 4-year

technical or private colleges in West Virginia: http://129.71.128.23/etc/aers.xml

Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota, “Chris Mum Boy: How China

celebrates Chrysanthemums”, 6 Feb. 2008.

Applied Plant Sciences Graduate Program, University of Minnesota, “Reversing the tide:

Programmatic prevention of future invasive crops”, 27 March 2006.

5th

Annual Invasion Biology Research Consortium Retreat, Tamarack Nature Center, White Bear

Lake, MN, “Plant breeding and crop domestication as sources of new invasive species

(Euphytica special issue)”, 9 Feb. 2006.

4th

Annual Invasion Biology Research Consortium Retreat, MN Landscape Arboretum,

“Background and the Future”, 20 Jan. 2005.

4th

Annual Invasion Biology Research Consortium Retreat, MN Landscape Arboretum, “Growth

response to herbivory: A critical factor in assessing invasive potential” (Nadilia Gomez &

Neil Anderson), 20 Jan. 2005.

Plant Biological Sciences Graduate Program Colloquium, “Treasure the Exceptions: Changing

flower crop ideotypes”, 1 March 2005.

Biology and Management of Invasive Species Seminar Series, sponsored by the Department of

Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation & the Invasion Biology Research Consortium,

“Stemming the Tide: Proactive approaches to preventing future invasive crops”, 5 May

2005.

2005 National Floriculture Forum, American Society of Horticultural Science, “Curriculum

Reformation: Assessing the current status of floriculture in a department and how to build

course content to meet industry & student needs”, 7 Feb. 2005.

3rd

Annual Invasion Biology Research Consortium Retreat, MN Landscape Arboretum, “The

IBRC in 2004: Where are we headed?”, 12 Jan. 2004.

10th Annual Research Symposium, West Virginia State University, Institute, West Virginia,

“Breeding winter-hardy herbaceous perennials” and “New ornamental crops: A primary

source of invasive species?”, April 29-30, 2004.

Breeding winter hardy perennials, Hort Club Sale, May 7, 2004.

Chrysanthemums, Horticulture Open House, U of M Research and Outreach Center, Grand

Rapids, MN, Aug. 18, 2004.

Nitrogen source and is effect on food crops, 2004 Bedding Plant Conferences, Sept. 28, 2004,

Detroit Lakes; Sept. 29, 2004, Duluth; Sept. 30, Rochester; Oct. 6, 2004, Roseville.

New and award winning flowering crops, 2004 Bedding Plant Conferences, Sept. 28, 2004,

Detroit Lakes; Sept. 29, 2004, Duluth; Sept. 30, Rochester; Oct. 6, 2004, Roseville.

Strategies for dealing with self incompatibility. International Research Meeting, “Developing

Products for the World”, Ball Horticultural Company, Oct. 31 – Nov. 2, 2004, Rijsenhout,

Netherlands.

Thoughts on collecting horticulturally useful traits from the wild. International Research

Meeting, “Developing Products for the World”, Ball Horticultural Company, Oct. 31 – Nov.

2, 2004, Rijsenhout, Netherlands.

http://129.71.128.23/etc/aers.xml

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Iowa State University and Iowa State University Extension Service, Annual Symposium:

Herbaceous perennials across the state, “Breeding winter-hardy herbaceous perennials” and

“Plants without seasons”, 12 Nov. 2004, Davenport, Iowa; 13 Nov. 2004, Ames, Iowa.

American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta, 2003 Annual Conference, “Differing

perspectives on invasive species”, 29 June 2003.

Invasion Biology Research Consortium Launch Event, U of MN Landscape Arboretum,

“Invasion Biology Research Consortium (IBRC): Background and goals” and “Invasiveness

and flower breeding”, 10 January 2002.

University of Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch, South Africa, “Breeding winter hardy, non-invasive

floricultural crops”, 12 Nov. 2002.

University of Natal, Pietermaritzberg, South Africa, “Breeding winter hardy, non-invasive

floricultural crops”, 15 Nov. 2002.

INVITED OUTREACH PRESENTATIONS (67)

Green Expo, Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, “From planter to plate: Contain

your excitement with edible ornamentals!”, co-presented with Heidi Heiland, 9 Jan. 2013.

Grand Marais, MN Garden Club, “Horticulture in the Czech Republic”, 10 Aug. 2013.

North American Gladiolus Council, Annual Meeting, “Treasure the exceptions: Opportunities

arise from wide crosses!”, 3 Sept., 2013.

Westonka Horticultural Society, 7th

Annual Westonka Horticulture Day, “Lazy Gardening

Establishing efficient and edible landscapes”, Keynote speaker, 31 March 2012.

Northern Green Expo, Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, “Horticultural discoveries

in the Czech Republic”, 5 January 2012.

Northern Green Expo, Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, “Traffic stoppers! What’s

HOT from the U of M & California Pack Trials”, 8 Jan. 2009.

Flower Breeder R&D Meeting, Floranova Seed Co., Lompoc, CA, “Interspecific crosses: getting

everything you want & more!” and “Strategies for dealing with self incompatibility”, 27 Mar.

2008.

Minnesota Green Expo, Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, “Best Performing

Annuals & Perennials”, 10 Jan. 2008.

Koehler & Dramm Company, Customer Appreciation Day, “Breeding new cut flower crops”, 13

Oct. 2007.

Shoreview Community Garden Club, Shoreview, MN, “Breeding winter hardy herbaceous

perennials”, 15 Nov. 2006.

Grand Marais, MN and Lutsen, MN Garden Clubs Joint Meeting, “New annual and herbaceous

perennial plants” and “Fall floral designs from your garden”, 9 Sept. 2006.

Dakota County Master Gardeners, “Outstanding annuals and herbaceous perennials”, 1 May

2006.

Minnesota Gladiolus Society, “Breeding winter hardy gladiolus”, 11 Feb. 2006.

53rd

Annual MFVGA Meeting Educational Conference and Trade Show, Upper Midwest

Regional Fruit & Vegetable Growers Conference, “Culturally sensitive floral designs”, 3 Feb.

2006.

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Minnesota Green Expo, Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, “Flowers for social

change”, 4 Jan. 2006.

Growing…to Learn Conference, MN Landscape Arboretum, “Plant Invaders”, Keynote Speaker,

23 April 2005.

Agriculture Food Environment Capacity Area 2004 Conference, Arden Hills, MN, “Research

update on new flower varieties”, 14-15 April 2004.

Southwest Research and Outreach Center Horticulture Day, Lamberton, MN, “Best performing

annuals/perennials for 2003”, 8 April 2004.

‘My Sister’s Garden’ FM107 radio, Real Life Conversation with Starla and Alecia, “Invasive

ornamentals”, 22 Feb. 2004.

7th District East Metro Spring Fling, Oakland Junior High School, Lake Elmo, MN, “Breeding

winter hardy perennials”, 12 Feb. 2004.

2003 Bedding Plant Conferences, “Greenhouse coverings and cooling systems”, Detroit Lakes,

MN, Sept. 23, 2003; Duluth, MN, Sept. 24, 2003; Rochester, MN, Sept. 25, 2003; Roseville,

MN, Oct. 1, 2003.

J. R. Johnson Trade/Buyer’s Show, St. Paul, MN, “New varieties of bedding plants”, 25 Aug.

2003.

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) Summer Field Days, Commercial

Flower Growers, “Tours (two), of the Display and Trial Gardens, St. Paul campus

greenhouse construction, and the flower breeding program”, 7 Aug. 2003.

Parkway Garden Club, St. Paul, MN, “Annual and perennial trials at the University of

Minnesota”, 6 August 2003.

Hort Night, West Central Research & Outreach Center, Morris, MN, “Perennial trials”, (four

presentations), 31 July 2003.

Men's Garden Club of Minneapolis (MGCM), Lyndale Park Gardens & MGCM's Perennial

Garden, Minneapolis, MN, “The herbaceous perennial winter hardiness trials”, 15 July 2003.

The Regent's Spouses (University of Minnesota), St. Paul Campus, “Tour of the Display and

Trial Gardens”, 10 July 2003.

The Old Flower Professionals—floriculture retirees from Minnesota, Jack’s Cafe, Mpls.,

“Breeding revolutionary flowers”, 9 July 2003.

Gardening Galore Annual Conference, Duluth Garden Flower Society, College of St.

Scholastica, Duluth, Minnesota, “Exceptional annuals for Minnesota”, 17 May 2003.

Barron County Master Gardeners, Rice Lake, Wisconsin, “Breeding winter-hardy herbaceous

perennials”, 10 May 2003.

Mid-American Collegiate Horticultural Society (MACHS) Annual Convention, Minneapolis,

MN, “The Plasticaceae”, 22 March 2003.

Keynote Speaker for the 2003 Horticulture Education Day, Stearns County Master Gardeners, St.

Cloud, MN, “Exceptional annuals for Minnesota”, 15 Mar. 2003.

Northern Gardener Stage, 2003 Home and Patio Show; sponsored by the Minnesota State

Horticultural Society, “How to prevent invasive species in your garden”, 27 Feb. 2003.

American Rock Garden Society, MN Chapter, St. Paul, MN, “New herbaceous perennials for

Zones 3 and 4”, 19 Oct. 2002.

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2002 Bedding Plant Conference, Detroit Lakes and Duluth, MN, “Exceptional annuals for

Minnesota”, 24-25 Sept. 2002.

Annual Grower's Meeting, Easter Lily Research Center, Brookins, Oregon, “Day neutrality and

reflowering in interspecific Easter lilies”, 22 June 2002.

Dakota County Master Gardeners, Farmington, MN, “New floriculture varieties”, 6 May 2002.

Hennepin County Master Gardeners, Minneapolis, MN, “New floriculture varieties” 11 Feb.

2002.

W. New York Bedding Plants School, Buffalo, NY, “Tough & terrific perennials” and “New

shade tolerant perennials”. 9 Feb. 2002.

Northern Bedding Plant Conference, Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, Roseville,

MN, “Best performing annuals and perennials”, 5 Feb. 2002.

Pine City Garden Club, Pine City, MN, “Outstanding annuals from 2001”, 22 January 2002.

The Potting Shed Theater, The Home & Garden Show, Minneapolis Convention Center, “My

Favorite Mum”, 12-13 Oct. 2001.

Minnesota State Master Gardener Conference, “What's new with annual flowers?”, 8 Sept. 2001.

Parkway Garden Club, St. Paul, MN, “Winter hardy perennials: trials and breeding”, 5 Sept.

2001.

Carnival of Growing, J.R. Johnson Supply, Inc., St. Paul, MN, “Best annuals for 2001”, 20 Aug.

2001.

Short Course 2001, Ohio Florists' Association, Columbus, OH, “Shade tolerant perennials” and

“Hardy herbaceous perennials”, 14-18 July 2001.

Twin Cities Rose Society monthly meeting, MN, “Rose floral design”, 19 May 2001.

Men's Garden Club of Minneapolis, MN, “Hardy herbaceous perennial trials”, 10 April 2001.

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association Convention, “Best annual and perennial

performers in 2000”, 3 Jan. 2001.

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, 2000 Traveling Nursery and Greenhouse

Seminars, Detroit Lakes and Duluth, "Outstanding annuals and herbaceous perennials for

Minnesota" and "New floriculture Research", 20-21 Sept. 2000.

Hort Night, North Central Research & Outreach Center, Grand Rapids, MN, "Garden

chrysanthemum breeding", 30 Aug. 2000.

Hort Night, West Central Research & Outreach Center, Morris, MN, "Garden chrysanthemum

breeding", 27 July 2000.

Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, 2000 Traveling Nursery and Greenhouse

Seminars, "Herbaceous perennials: Issues and opportunities for northern gardens" and

“Breeding for winter hardy herbaceous perennials”, Faribault MN (Feb. 22nd

), Melrose MN

(Feb. 24th

), Duluth MN (Feb. 29th

), and Bemidji MN (Mar. 1st).

An Annuals Festival, Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association, Plants Education

Committee, "Auspicious Annuals from A to Z" (co-presented with Mary Maguire Lerman),

17 Feb. 2000.

KSTP Television Station (Minnesota), Channel 5 with Ross Kirgiss, “Judging quality and

longevity of five dozen arranged, cut roses for Valentine’s Day”, 8 Feb. 2000.

Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Meeting, Monthly Meeting, “Seed-Propagated Potted

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Crop Summary from Hort 4051” and “Research Results and Breeding Programs”, 11 Jan.

2000.

PanAmerican Seed Company, Production Research Meeting, hosted by the floriculture research

team, Department of Horticultural Science, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN campus,

“Identification of reproductive barriers in floricultural crops: Seed production issues”, 2-3

August 1999.

Minnesota Commercial Flower Growers Association, Monthly Meeting, “Opportunities for the

Flower Breeding/Genetics Program at the University of Minnesota”, 13 April 1999.

Koehler & Dramm Wholesale Florist, Valentine's Day Expo '96, Minneapolis, Minnesota, “Care

and handling of your fresh cut roses” 31 Jan. 1996.

University of Minnesota, Department of Horticultural Science, “Treasure the exceptions: History

of congruity backcrossing in Phaseolus”, 1 Nov. 1995.

Native Plants Research Colloquium, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, “Case study of an

invader: Genetics of hybrid purple loosestrife”, 16 Sept. 1991.

Minnesota State Horticulture Society, Fall Garden Forum, “Day neutral chrysanthemums”, 6 Oct.

1990.

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, DowElanco Annual Purple Loosestrife Meeting,

“Biotype research”, 29 March 1990.

25th

Annual Minnesota Flower Grower Short Course, “Update on the peony: a cut flower or pot

crop”, 9-10 Nov. 1988.

American Society for Horticultural Science, 85th

Annual Meeting, Ornamental Plant Breeding

Working Group, “Future trends in greenhouse and garden chrysanthemum breeding”, 6-11

Aug. 1988.

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Floral and Nursery Crops Laboratory,

“Plant breeding: unexplored possibilities for glasshouse crop improvement” 15 March 1988.

24th

Annual Minnesota Commercial Flower Grower Short Course, “Recap on Bonzi -- a new

growth regulator”, 3-4 Nov. 1987.

American Society for Horticultural Science, 83rd

Annual Meeting, Ornamental Plant Breeding

Working Group, “Breeding garden chrysanthemums”, 10-18 Aug. 1986.

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