Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science articles from March 2003

Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science archives from March 2003

The determination of objective temperature forecasts using proxy stations.
March 22, 2003... ABSTRACT: Temperature forecasts are needed for many client applications, particularly in the agricultural and utility industries. Objective minimum and maximum temperature forecasts using the model output statistics (MOS) approach are provided...

Provenance variation in Atlantic white-cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) planted at Jackson, New Jersey.
March 22, 2003... ABSTRACT. Although the ecological importance of Atlantic white-cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides), New Jersey's only obligate wetland tree species, has been well documented, it was not known whether the geographic origin of the propagule had any...

Pollen germination as a model system for teaching the process of science to undergraduate non-science majors in an investigative laboratory.
March 22, 2003... ABSTRACT: To help undergraduate non-science majors understand the process of science, an "investigative laboratory" approach was used to teach a one-semester course, "Science in Action," to 15 first- and second-year students. In this course,...

New Jersey Academy of Science and Affiliated Societies program of the 48th annual meeting.
March 22, 2003... FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY MADISON, NEW JERSEY APRIL 5, 2003 POSTER PRESENTATIONS THE USE OF TROPICAL WOODY VINES IN THE FABRICATION OF "CANASTOS" ALICE BENZECRY School of Natural Sciences, Metropolitan Campus,...

New Jersey Junior Academy of Science annual meeting.
March 22, 2003... FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY MADISON, NEW JERSEY APRIL 5, 2003 AWARD WINNING ORAL PRESENTATIONS SECTION 1. PSYCHOLOGY AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR THE EFFECT OF TASKS ON THE PERCEPTION OF ELAPSED TIME GARRETT MARINO ...