University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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ffm, ' Pelagija Sisojevic pauses in her research work on Dr. Ismail Fahmy, recent visitor to CES from the methods of biological control. Pelka has Cairo, Egypt, checks over information he has been studying at the Station under an lnterf gathered concerning the nutrition of citrus national Cooperation Administration Grant, trees. which brought her from Belgrade, Yugoslavia. 0 World-Wi e importance Citrus Experiment Station Director Alfred M. Boyce fseated, centerj with department chairman: Seated, from left, are Dr. Walter Reuther, horticulture: Dr. John T. Middleton, plant pathology, Dr. Walton B. Sinclair, plant biochemistryg and Curtis P. Clausen, biological ccntrol. Standing: Dr. Robert L. Metcalf, entomologyq Dr. Samuel A. Sher, plant nematologyg Dr. Sterling I. Richards, vicefchairman, irrigation and soilsg Paul W. Moore, chairman of the Citrus Grove Rejuvenation Research Committee, Dr, Oscar A. Lorenz, vice-chairman, vegetable cropsg Francis M. Coray, supervisor of farm operationsg and Dr. Homer D. Chapman, soils and plant nutrition. -mmsmwmaav umm

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The Citrus Experiment tation Dr. Alfred Boyce, Director of the internationally famous Citrus -Experiment Station, points to Riverside on a map of the world. For many years, Dr. Boyce has led the activities of the Station in its service to the 'agricultural and scientific worlds. Around the world, the mention of the Citrus Ex' periment Station commands respect and admiration from agricultural circles. Although CES concentrates its research on subtropical agricultural problems, the techniques and methods developed here have found wide application in all parts of the globe. Yearly, visitors from each continent study and inf vestigate at CES, taking home with them new found knowledge, leaving behind them a touch of the inter' national and a better understanding between peoples. Con ueted. Studies 1 The Horticulture Building, housing the administration of the Citrus Exe periment Station, as seen looking toward the main entrance, forms a great contrast to the modern structures of the College of Letters and Sciences, Page 22

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