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CURRICULUM VITAE University of Idaho

NAME: Love, Stephen L. DATE: December 12, 2012

RANK OR TITLE: Research Professor of Crop Science

DEPARTMENT: Plant, Soil, and Entomological Sciences

OFFICE LOCATION: Aberdeen R & E Center OFFICE PHONE: (208) 397-4181

1693 S. 2700 W. FAX: (208) 397-4311

Aberdeen, ID 83210 EMAIL: [email protected]

DATE OF FIRST EMPLOYMENT AT UI: April 1, 1985

DATE OF TENURE: April 23, 2001

DATE OF PRESENT RANK OR TITLE: July 1, 1998

EDUCATION BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL:

Ph.D., Plant Physiology, 1984, Clemson University

B.S., Horticulture, 1980, Brigham Young University

EXPERIENCE:

Teaching and Research Appointments:

1998-present, Research Professor of Crop Science, Department of Plant, Soil, and Entomological

Sciences, University of Idaho

1993-98, Associate Research Professor of Crop Science, Department of Plant, Soil, and Entomological


1985-93, Assistant Research Professor of Crop Science, Department of Plant, Soil, and Entomological


1984-85, Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Department of Horticulture, Clemson University,

Clemson, South Carolina

1981-84, Research Assistant, Department of Horticulture, Clemson University, Clemson, South

Carolina

Academic Administrative Appointments:

2000-present, Superintendent, Aberdeen R&E Center, University of Idaho

TEACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Courses Taught:

PlSc 451/551, Vegetable Crops, Fall 2010, Fall 2012

PlSc 490/590, Potato Science, Fall 1999, Fall 2001

PlSc 404/504, Vegetable Crops, Fall 2000, Fall 2004, Fall 2006, Fall 2008

PlSc 302, SportsTurf, Fall 2005 (Assisting T. Salaiz)

PlSc 502, Potato Cropping Systems (taught 2 lectures for Brian Hopkins)

Students Advised:

Graduate Student Activity:

Member of Graduate Student Faculty, 1991-present

Research advisor to Larry Turgoose - completed a Ph.D. in Education Administration in 1996.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Research advisor to Randy Lewis in cooperative M.S. program with Brigham Young University.

Completed thesis in 1988.

Graduate Committee Chair:

Thomas Salaiz, PhD (starting January 2009)

Donghan Khu, Ph.D., May 2006.

Asunta Thompson-Johns, Ph.D. (co-advisor with Robert Dwelle), June 1998.

Kurt Manrique-Klinge, Ph.D. (co-advisor with Jack Brown), February 1998.

Timothy Herrmann, Ph.D. (co-advisor with Robert Dwelle), March 1992.

Khaliq Zaman, M.S., December 1990.

Courses Developed:

Compressed video course in Vegetable Crops, PlSc 451/551

Compressed video course in Vegetable Crops, PlSc 404/504

Compressed video course in Potato Science, PlSc 490/590

SCHOLARSHIP ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Potato Variety Releases:

Highland Russet. Released in 2008, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the experiment stations of Oregon and

Washington.

Premier Russet. Released in 2006, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the experiment stations of Oregon and

Washington.

Blazer Russet. Released in 2005, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the experiment stations of Oregon and

Washington.

GemStar Russet. Released in 2004, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the experiment stations of Oregon and

Washington.

Western Russet. Released in 2003, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the experiment stations of Oregon and

Washington.

Defender. Released in 2003, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the experiment stations of Oregon and

Washington.

Summit Russet. Released in 2002, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the experiment stations of Oregon and

Washington.

Alturas. Released in 2001, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the Experiment Stations of Oregon and

Washington.

Ivory Crisp. Released 2001, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the Experiment Stations of North Dakota,

Oregon and Washington.

Gem Russet. Released in 2000, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the Experiment Stations of Colorado,

Oregon, and Washington.

IdaRose. Released in 2000, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the Experiment Stations of Colorado, Oregon

and Washington.

Bannock Russet. Released in 1999, jointly with the USDA-ARS and the Experiment Stations of Oregon and

Washington.

Refereed Publications:

Books:

Stark, J.C. and S.L. Love. 2003. Potato Production Systems. University of Idaho Agricultural

Communications, Moscow, Idaho.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Book Chapters:

Love, S.L.. 2011. Designing, installing, and maintaining native plant landscapes and xeriscapes. In:

INLA Certification Committee (Eds.), Certified Nursery Professional Manual. Idaho Nursery

and Landscape Association, Idaho Falls, ID

Parkinson S. and S. Love. 2011. Individual Vegetable Crop Recommendations. In: Idaho Master

Gardener Handbook. University of Idaho Extension, Moscow, ID.

Love, S.L. 2009. Idaho Master Gardener Handbook, Chapter 1, Introduction and Policies. University

of Idaho Educational Communications, Moscow, ID.

Love, S.L. and S. Parkinson. 2009. Principles of Vegetable Culture. Idaho Master Gardener

Handbook.

Love, S.L., J.C. Stark and J.F. Guenthner. 2003. The origin of potato production systems. In J.C. Stark

and S.L. Love (Eds.), Potato Production Systems. University of Idaho Agricultural


Love, S.L., R. Novy, D.L. Corsini, and P. Bain. 2003. Variety selection and management. In J.C. Stark

and S.L. Love (Eds.), Potato Production Systems. University of Idaho Agricultural


Love, S.L., P. Nolte, D.L. Corsini, J.C. Whitmore, L.L. Ewing, and J.L. Whitworth. 2003. Seed

production and certification. In J.C. Stark and S.L. Love (Eds.), Potato Production Systems.

University of Idaho Agricultural Communications, Moscow, Idaho.

Bohl, W.H., N. Olsen, S.L. Love and P. Nolte. 2003. Seed and planting management. In J.C. Stark and

S.L. Love (Eds.), Potato Production Systems. University of Idaho Agricultural


Stark, J.C. and S.L. Love. 2003. Tuber quality. In J.C. Stark and S.L. Love (Eds.), Potato Production

Systems. University of Idaho Agricultural Communications, Moscow, Idaho.

Journals:

Brown, C.R., K.G. Haynes, M. Moore, M.J. Pavek, D.C. Hane, S.L. Love, R.G. Novy, and J.C. Miller

Jr. 2012. Stability and broad-sense heritability of mineral content in potato: Calcium and

Magnesium. Amer J Potato Res 89:255-261.

Brown, C.R., K.G. Haynes, M. Moore, M.J. Pavek, D.C. Hane, S.L. Love, R.G. Novy, and J.C. Miller

Jr. 2010. Stability and broad-sense heritability of mineral content in potato: Zinc. Amer J Potato

Res 88:238-244.

Whitworth, J.L., R.G. Novy, J.C. Stark, J.J. Pavek, D.L. Corsini, S.L. Love, N. Olsen, S.K. Gupta, T.

Brandt, M.I. Vales, A.R. Mosley, S. Yilma, S.R. James, D.C. Hane, B.A. Charlton, C.C. Shock,

N.R. Knowles, M.J. Pavek, J.S. Miller, and C.R. Brown. 2011. Alpine Russet: A potato cultivar

having long tuber dormancy making it suitable for processing from long-term storage. Amer J

Potato Res 88:256-268.

Broderick, S.R., M.R. Stevens, B. Geary, S.L. Love, E.N. Jellen, R.B. Dockter, S.L. Daley, and D.T.

Lindgren. 2010. A survey of Penstemon’s genome size. Genome (In Press).

Brown, C.R., K.G. Haynes, M. Moore, M.J. Pavek, D.C. Hane, S.L. Love, R.G. Novy, and JC Miller

Jr. 2010. Stability and broad-sense heritability of mineral content in potato: Iron. Amer J Potato

Res 87:390-396.

Stark, J.C., R.G. Novy, J.L. Whitworth, N.R. Knowles, M.J. Pavek, S.L. Love, M.I. Vales, S.R. James,

D.C. Hane, C.R. Brown, B.A. Charlton, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, N. Olsen, and T. Brandt. 2010.

Classic Russet: A potato cultivar with excellent fresh market characteristics and high yields of

US No 1 tubers suitable for early harvest and full-season production. Amer J Potato Res 87:360-

373.

Whitworth, J.L., R.G. Novy, J.C. Stark, J.J. Pavek, D.L. Corsini, S.L. Love, J.S. Miller, M.I. Vales,

A.R. Mosley, S. Yilma, S.R. James, D.C. Hane, B.A. Charlton, C.R. Brown, N.R. Knowles, and

MJ Pavek. 2010. Yukon Gem: A yellow-fleshed potato cultivar suitable for fresh-pack and

processing with resistance to PVY and late blight. Amer J Potato Res 87:327-336.

Novy, R.G., J.L. Whitworth, J.C. Stark, S.L. Love, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pave, M.I. Vales, S.R. James,

D.C. Hane, C.C. Shock, B.A. Charlton, C.R. Brown, T.L. Brandt, S. Gupta, and N. Olsen. 2010.

Clearwater Russet: A dual-purpose potato cultivar with cold-sweetening resistance, high protein

content, and low incidence of external defects and sugar ends. Amer J Potato Res 87:458-471.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Journals (cont.):

Stark, J.C., R.G. Novy, J.L. Whitworth, S.L. Love, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, M.I. Vales, S.R. James,

D.C. Hane, B.A. Charlton, C.R. Brown, N.R. Knowles, M.J. Pavek, T.L. Brandt, and N. Olsen.

2009. Highland Russet: A full season, processing variety with high yields of uniform U.S. No.

1 tubers. Amer. J. Potato Res 86:171-182.

Love, S.L. and J..J Pavek. 2008. Positioning the potato as a primary food source of vitamin C. Amer

J Potato Res 85:277-285.

Thompson, A.L., S.L. Love, J.R. Sowokinos, M.K. Thornton and C.C. Shock. 2008. Review of the

sugar end disorder in potato. Amer J Potato Res 85:375-386.

Stark, J.C., R.G. Novy, S.L. Love, J.L. Whitworth, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, A.R. Mosley, M.J. Pavek,

N.R. Knowles, R.E. Thornton, S.R. James, D.C. Hane, N. Olsen, M.I. Vales, and C.R. Brown.

2007. Blazer Russet: an early to mid-season potato cultivar with high US No 1 yields and good

processing and culinary quality. Amer J Potato Res 84:447-458.

Novy, R.G., J.L. Whitworth, J.C. Stark, S.L. Love, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, M.I. Vales, S.R. James,

D.C. Hane, C.C. Shock, B.A. Charlton, C.R. Brown, N.R. Knowles, M.J. Pavek, T.L. Brandt,

and N. Olsen. 2008. Premier Russet; a dual-purpose, potato cultivar with significant resistance

to low temperature sweetening during long-term storage. Amer J Potato Res 85:198-209.

Khu, D.M., J, Lorenzen, C.A. Hackett, and S.L. Love. 2007. Interval mapping of quantitative trait

loci for corky ringspot disease resistance in a tetraploid population of potato (Solanum

tuberosum subsp. tuberosum). Amer J Potato Res. (In Press).

Mosley, A.R., S. Yilma, D.C. Hane, S.R. James, K.A. Rykbost, C.C. Shock, S.L. Love, D.L. Corsini,

J.J. Pavek, R.E. Thornton, B.A. Charlton, E.P. Eldredge, R.G. Novy, M.J .Pavek, N.R. Knowles,

J.L. Whitworth, C.R. Brown, J.C. Stark, and M.I. Vales. 2007. Willamette: A chipping cultivar

with high yield and specific gravity, low incidence of hollow heart and brown center, and

suitability for fresh market usage. Amer. J Potato Res (In Press).

Li, K.K., E.J. Park, H.S. Lee, D.M. Khu, S.L. Love, and H.T. Lim. 2006. Evaluation of potato

varieties with high antioxidant activities by measuring phonolic acids in different tuber parts.

Horticulture, Environment, and Biotechno. 47:126-131.

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2005. Effect of planting depth and hilling practices on total, US No. 1, and

field greening tuber yields. Amer J Potato Res 82:441-450.

Love, S.L, R.G. Novy, J. Whitworth, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, A.R. Mosley, R.E. Thornton, N.R.

Knowles, S.R. James, and D.C. Hane. 2005. Summit Russet: a new russet potato variety with

good fresh market and frozen processing qualities. Amer. J Potato Res 82:425-432.

Love, S.L., R.G. Novy, J. Whitworth, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, A.R. Mosley, M.J. Pavek, N.R.

Knowles, C.R. Brown, S.R. James, and D.C. Hane. 2006. Western Russet: A new potato

variety with excellent fresh market and frozen-fried processing quality and field resistance to

common scab and PVY. Amer J Potato Res 83:161-169.

Love, S.L., R.G. Novy, J. Whitworth, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, A.R. Mosley, M.J. Pavek, N.R.

Knowles, C.R. Brown, S.R. James, D.C. Hane, and J.C. Miller. 2006. GemStar Russet: a

potato variety with high yield, good culinary quality, excellent fresh market appearance, and

resistance to common scab. Amer J Potato Res 83:171-180.

Brown, C.R., H. Mojtahedi, S. James, R.G. Novy, and S.L. Love. 2006. Development and evaluation

of potato breeding lines with introgressed resistance to Columbia root-knot nematode

(Meloidogyne chitwoodi). Amer J Potato Res 83:1-8.

Novy, R.G., S.L. Love, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, J. Whitworth, A.R. Mosley, S.R. James, D.C. Hane,

C.C. Shock, K.A. Rykbost, C.R. Brown, R.E. Thornton, N.R. Knowles, M.J. Pavek, N. Olsen,

and D.A. Inglis. 2006. Defender: a high-yielding, processing potato cultivar with foliar and

tuber resistance to late blight. Amer. J Potato Res 83:9-19.

Love, S.L., J.C. Stark, and T. Salaiz. 2005. Response of four potato cultivars to rate and timing of

nitrogen fertilizer. Amer. J. Potato Res. 82:21-30.

Salaiz, T.A., S.L. Love, P.E. Patterson, and J.F. Guenthner. 2005. Economic performance of two new

potato varieties using a fresh market consignment-packing model. Amer. J. Potato Res. 82:147-

153.

Love, S.L., R. Novy, J. Whitworth, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, A.R. Mosley, R.E. Thornton, N.R.

Knowles, S.R. James, and D.C. Hane. 2005. Summit Russet: a new russet potato variety with

good fresh market and frozen processing qualities. Amer. J. Potato Res. 82: (in press).

LOVE, Stephen L.

Journals (cont.):

Love, S.L., T. Salaiz, B. Shafii, W.J. Price, A.R. Mosley, and R.E. Thornton. 2004. Stability of

expression and concentration of ascorbic acid in North American potato germplasm.

HortScience 39:156-160.

Novy, R.G., D.L. Corsini, S.L. Love, J.J. Pavek, A.R. Mosley, S.R. James, D.C. Hane, C.C. Shock,

K.A. Rykbost, C.R. Brown, and R.E. Thornton. 2003. Alturas: A multi-purpose russet potato

cultivar with high yield and tuber specific gravity. Amer. J. Potato Res. 80:295-301.

Love, S.L., A.R. Mosley, R. Novy, D.L. Corsini, R.E. Thornton, S.R. James, and D.C. Hane. 2003.

Ivory Crisp: A potato variety with high tuber solids and cold chipping ability. Amer. J. Potato

Res. 80:207-213.

Hane, D.C., A.R. Mosley, S.R. James, K.A. Rykbost, C.C. Shock, S.L. Love, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek,

R.E. Thornton, B.A. Charlton, E.P. Eldredge, and S. Yilma. 2003. Wallowa Russet: A full

season long russet for processing and fresh market. Amer. J. Potato Res. 80:289-294.

Rykbost, K.A., S.R. James, A.R. Mosley, B.A. Charlton, D.C. Hane, E. Eldredge, R. Voss, R.H.

Johansen, S.L. Love, and R.E. Thornton. 2001. Modoc: A potato variety with bright red skin

and early maturity for fresh market. Amer. J. Potato Res. 80:235-240.

Higley, J.S., S.L. Love, W.J. Price, J.E. Nelson, and K.C. Huber. 2003. The rapid visco analyzer

(RVA) as a tool for differentiating potato cultivars on the basis of flour pasting properties.

Amer. J. Potato Res. 80:195-206.

Araji, A.A. and S. Love. 2002. The economic impact of investment in the Pacific Northwest potato

variety development program. Amer. J. Potato Res. 79:411-420.

Love, S.L., R. Novy, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, A.R. Mosley, R.E. Thornton, S.R. James, and D.C.

Hane. 2002. Gem Russet: a long russet potato variety with excellent fresh market and french fry

processing quality. Amer. J. Potato Res. 79: 25-32.

Love, S.L., D.L. Corsini, R. Novy, J.J. Pavek, A.R. Mosley, R.E. Thornton, S.R. James, D.C. Hane,

and K.A. Rykbost. 2002. IdaRose: a potato variety with bright red skin, excellent culinary

quality, and long tuber dormancy. Amer. J. Potato Res. 79: 79-84.

Bulletins and Current Information Series:

Love, S.L. 2010. Hardy roses for harsh climates. UI Bulletin No 871.

Salaiz, T., S.L. Love, M. Bauer, and T. McCammon. 2010. Lawn care in short-season, high-altitude

zones. UI Bulletin No 875.

Love, S.L., K. Noble. and J. Robbins. 2009. Short-Season/High-Altitude Gardening and Landscaping:

Landscaping with Native Plants. UI Bulletin No. 862.

Love, S.L., E. Fallahi, and K. Noble. 2009. Short-Season/High-Altitude Gardening and Landscaping:

Growing small fruit in short-season gardens. UI Bulletin No. 868.

Love, S.L. and T. Salaiz. 2009. Ornamental Grasses for Idaho. UI Current Information Series No.

1161.

Stark, J., W. Bohl, S. Love, R. Novy, J. Whitworth, N. Olsen, T. Brandt, J. Miller, J. Fuller, and T.

Helms. 2009. Cultural management of Western Russet potatoes. UI Current Information

Series NO. 1152.

Love, S.L., K. Noble, and S. Parkinson. 2008. Short-Season/High-Altitude Gardening and

Landscaping: Introduction to short-season gardening in Idaho. UI Bulletin No. 857.


Landscaping: Managing soils in short-season/high altitude gardens. UI Bulletin No. 858.


Landscaping: Gardening strategies for short-season/high-altitude zones. UI Bulletin No. 859.

Love, S.L., S. Parkinson, and K. Noble. 2008. Short-Season/High-Altitude Gardening and

Landscaping: Choosing and growing adapted vegetable varieties. UI Bulletin No. 863.

Love, S.L., K. Noble, S. Parkinson, and S. Bell. 2008. Short-Season/High-Altitude Gardening and

Landscaping: Herbaceous ornamentals – annuals, perennials, and ornamental grasses. UI

Bulletin No. 861.

Love, S.L., R. Wimpfheimer, and K. Noble, S. Parkinson. 2008. Short-Season/High-Altitude

Gardening and Landscaping: Selecting and caring for trees, shrubs, and vines. UI Bulletin No.

860.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Bulletins and Current Information Series (cont.):


Growing small fruit crops in short-season gardens. UI Bulletin No. 868.


Growing tree fruits in short-season gardens. UI Bulletin No. 867.

King, B.A., J.C. Stark, and S.L. Love. 2005. Potato production with limited water supply. Idaho Agric.

Exp. Sta. Current Info. Series No. 1122.

Brandt, T.L., G. Kleinkopf, N. Olsen, and S.L. Love. 2005. Storage management for Summit Russet

potatoes. Idaho Agric. Exp. Sta. Current Info. Series No. 1123.

Brandt, T.L., G. Kleinkopf, N. Olsen and S. Love. 2004. Storage management for Gem Russet

potatoes. Idaho Agric. Exp. Sta. Current Info. Series No. 1118.

Brandt, T.L., G. Kleinkopf, N. Olsen, and S. Love. 2003. Storage management for Umatilla Russet

potatoes. Idaho Agric. Exp. Sta. Bull. No. 839.

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2003. Cultural management of Russet Norkotah potatoes. Idaho Agric.

Exp. Sta. Current Info. Series No. 1106.

Thompson-Johns, A., S.L. Love, M.K. Thornton, P. Nolte, and W.H. Bohl. 2002. Potato production in

the home garden. Idaho Agric. Exp. Sta. Current Info. Series No. 1000 (revised).

Peer Reviewed/Evaluated Publications:

Book Chapters:

Managing Pests in Potatoes. 2006. Revision of chapter 2, in cooperation with other authors, on the

new 2nd

Ed. of Integrated Pest Management for Potatoes in the Western United States,

University of California.

Journals:

Love, S.L. and T. Salaiz. 2011. Commercialization of native plant species; Evaluation of Idaho fescue

(Festuca idahoensis) germplasm for use as native turf.Report of the Native Plants Cooperative

3:10-17.

Love, S.L. 2010. Penstemon spotlight – Penstemon atwoodii. Bulletin of the American Penstemon

Society 71:2-6.

McFarlane B. and S.L. Love. 2012. 2011 APS photo contest. Bulletin of the American Penstemon

Society 71:65-67.

Love, S. 2012. Results of the Eriogonum Society Membership Survey. Erigononum Society Newsletter

4(1):9-14.

Love, S.L. and T. Salaiz. 2010. Studies on Indian paintbrush establishment. Report of the Native Plants

Cooperative 2:15-19.

Stevens, M.R., B. Geary, R.B. Dockter, K.G. Dockter, S.R. Broderick, S.L. Daley, and S.L. Love.

20010. Identifying germplasm for breeding native Intermountain drought tolerant flowers.

Report of the Native Plants Cooperative 2:44-48.

Salaiz, T. and S.L. Love. 2010. Selection and improvement of Idaho fescue (Festuca idahoensis)

germplasm for turf applications. Report of the Native Plants Cooperative 2:39-43.

Love, S.L. 2011. Penstemon spotlight – Penstemon montanus. Bulletin of the American Penstemon

Society 70:2-6.

Love, S.L. 2011. 2010 APS photo contest. Bulletin of the American Penstemon Society 70:50-52.

Love, S.L and T. Salaiz. 2011. Selection and improvement of Idaho fescue germplasm for turf

applications. USGA Turgrass and Environmental Research Summary 9:41.

Love, S.L. 2010. Penstemon spotlight – Penstemon albomarginatus. Bulletin of the American

Penstemon Society 69:2-4.

Love, S.L. 2010. 2009 APS photo contest. Bulletin of the American Penstemon Society 69:47-50.

Love, S.L. and T. Salaiz. 2009. Selectable variation among species and accessions of plants included in

the Idaho Native Plant Domestication Project. Report of the Native Plants Cooperative 1:7-9.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Journals (cont.):

Stevens, M.R., B. Geary, S.R. Broderick, B.J. Ewell, R.B. Dockter, M.A. Mendenhall, S.L. Daley, J.D.

Daley, T.J. Mock, and S.L. Love. 2009. Understanding Penstemon diversity in an effort to

initiate a breeding program within the genus for urban landscapes of the Intermountain West.

Report of the Native Plants Cooperative 1:4-6.

Love, S.L. 2009. Notes on propagation of Eriogonum. Eriogonum Society Newsletter 1(4):6-11.

Love, S.L., T. Salaiz, and M. Stevens. 2009. Bear River Range native seed collection excursions.

Sage Notes INPS 31:1, 5-7.

Love, S.L. 2009. Methods for cleaning penstemon seed. Bull Amer Penstemon Soc 68:89-92.

Love, S.L. 2008. Penstemon spotlight – Penstemon fremontii. Bull Amer Penstemon Soc 86:2-4.

Love, S.L. 2009. APS photo contest. Bull Amer Penstemon Soc 68:93-96.

Love S.L. and T. McCammon. 2008. Native wildflower seed collection in the Seven Devils of West-

Central Idaho. Sage Notes INPS 30: 1, 5-6.

Love, S.L. 2008. Moving forward – A note from the new bulletin editor. Bull Amer Penstemon Soc

67:2-3.

Love, S.L. 2008. Penstemon spotlight – Penstemon glabrescens. Bull Amer Penstemon Soc 67:4-6.

Love S.L. and T.A. Salaiz. 2007. Collection of native wildflower and shrub seed in the Owyhee

Mountains. Sage Notes INPS 28: 8-9.

Love, S.L., R. Novy, D. Corsini, P. Bain, T. Salaiz, L. Later, J. Stimpson, and A. Mosley. 2005. Idaho.

Nat. Potato Germplasm Eval. Rept., 2003, 74: (in press).

Love. S.L., R. Novy, D. Corsini, P. Bain, T. Salaiz, L. Later, J. Stimpson, and A. Mosley. 2003. Idaho.

Nat. Potato Germplasm Eval. Rept., 2001, 72:96-110.

Proceedings:

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2006. Understanding tuber bulking rates of six potato varieties. Proc.

Univ. Idaho Winter Comm. Schools 38:143-148.

Stark, J, B King and S Love. 2006. Managing a potato crop with reduced water supplies. Proc. Univ.

Idaho Winter Comm. Schools 38:165-170.

Salaiz, T., S. Love, and M. Bain. 2005. 2004 variety trial results. Proc. Univ. Idaho Winter Comm.

Schools 37:139-147.

Love, S.L., R. Novy, T. Salaiz, and M. Bain. 2005. Potato variety and clone descriptions. Proc. Univ.


Bohl, W.M., S.L. Love, and T. Salaiz. 2005. Effect of missing plants on yield of four potato varieties.

Proc. Univ. Idaho Winter Comm. Schools 37:155-157.

Love, S.L. 2004. Variety choice as a tool to manage stress. Proc. Univ. Idaho Winter Comm. Schools

36:53-58.

S.L. Love and J.C. Stark. 2004. Nitrogen fertilizer management for new potato varieties. Proc. Univ.


Bohl, W.H. and S.L Love. 2004. Bulking rate of six potato varieties in eastern Idaho. Proc. Univ. Idaho

Winter Comm. Schools 36:59-62.

Love, S.L., T. Salaiz, and P. Bain. 2003. 2002 descriptions of potato varieties and clones. Proc. Univ.


Love, S.L., J. Stark, and B. King. 2003. Irrigation tips for new varieties. Proc. Univ. Idaho Winter

Comm. Schools 35:41-44.

King B., J. Stark and S. Love. 2003. Potato production with limited water supplies. Proc. Univ. Idaho

Winter Comm. Schools 35:45-54.

Atkinson, D., B. Geary, J. Stark, S. Love, and J. Windes. 2003. Potato varietal responses to nitrogen

rate and timing. Proc. Univ. Idaho Winter Comm. Schools 35:59-68.

Bohl, W.H., S.L. Love and P.E. Patterson. 2003. Effect of four seed piece spacings on economic return

of Russet Burbank potatoes. Proc. Univ. Idaho Winter Comm. Schools 35:69-74.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Abstracts:

J.L. Whitworth, R.G. Novy, J.C. Stark, S.L. Love, M. Thornton, S. Yilma, B. Charlton, J.J. Pavek,

N.R. Knowles, and C.R. Brown. 2012. Huckleberry Gold: Development of a specialty cultivar

within the Tri-state Variety Development Program with unique disease resistances. Amer J

Potato Res 89: (In Press).

J.L. Whitworth, RG Novy, JC Stark, JJ Pavek, DL Corsini, SL Love, JS Miller, MI Vales, AR Mosley,

S Yilma, SR James, DC Hane, BA Charlton, CR Brown, NR Knowles and MJ Pavek. 2011.

Yukon Gem: A yellow-fleshed variety with late blight resistance and differential resistance to

PVY strains. Amer J Potato Res 88: (In Press).

Brown, C.R., M. Moore, M. Pavek, D. Hane, R.G. Novy, J.C. Miller Jr., S.L. Love, S. James, and K.G.

Haynes. 2009. Genetic variability in mineral content of potato tubers. Amer J Potato Res

86:138.

Treatments for breaking dormancy in seed of the native snowberry shrub. 2008. HortScience

43:1268..

Brown, CR, M Moore, M Pavek, D Hane, RC Novy, JC Miller Jr, SL Love and S James.

Bohl, WH, SL Love and TA Salaiz. 2007. Tuber orientation, stolon length, and green tuber yield of

‘Summit Russet’ and ‘Defender’ potato cultivars as affected by hill shape. Amer J Potato Res

84:78.

Khu, D, SL Love and J Lorenzen. 2007. Interval mapping of quantitative trait loci for corky ringspot

disease resistance in a tetraploid potato population (Solanum tuberosum subsp. tuberosum).

Amer J Potato Res 84:98.

Love, SL and TA Salaiz. 2007. Native wildflower seed collection in the Owyhee Mountains of Idaho.

HortScience 42:968.

Bohl, W.H., S.L. Love, and T.A. Salaiz. 2006. Effect of missing plants at two in-row spacings on

yield of four potato cultivars. Amer J Potato Res 83:98.

Brandt T., G.E. Kleinkopf, N. Olsen, and S. Love. 2006. Storage characteristics of Alturas and

Bannock Russet potatoes. Amer J Potato Res 83:99.

Khu D., S.L. Love, and J. Lorenzen. 2006. Identification of AFLP and SSR markers associated with

corky ring-spot deiseas resistance in tetraploid population (Solanum tuberosum ssp: tuberosum).

Amer J Potato Res 83:117.

Novy, R.G., S.L. Love, D.L. Corsini, J.J. Pavek, J. Whitworth, A.R. Mosley, S.R. James, D.C. Hane,

C.C. Shock, K.A. Rykbost, C.R. Brown, R.E. Thornton, N.R. Knowles, M.J. Pavek, N. Olsen,

and D.A. Inglis 2006. Defender: a high-yielding processing potato cultivar with foliar and

tuber resistance to late blight. Amer J Potato Res 83:126.

King, B., J. Stark, S. Love, and C. McIntosh. 2006. Drought risk management for irrigated potato

production. Proceeding USCID Water Management Conf.

Love, S.L. and J.C. Stark. Potato Production Systems: A comprehensive guide for potato production

published by the University of Idaho. Amer. J. Potato Res. 81:72-73.

Salaiz, T. and S.L. Love. 2004. Seed warming and ambient temperature effects on Umatilla Russet

little-tuber syndrome. Amer. J. Potato Res. 81:86.

Bohl, W.H., S.L. Love, and P.E. Patterson. 2004. Effect of four seedpiece spacings on economic return

of Russet Burbank potatoes. Amer. J. Potato Res. 81:47.

Brandt, T.L., G.E. Kleinkopf, N. Olsen, and S. Love. 2004. Storage management of Gem Russet and

Summit Russet potatoes. Amer. J. Potato Res. 81:48.

Geary, B., J. Stark, S. Love, B. Hopkins, J. Ellsworth, D. Atkinson, and J. Windes. 2004. Potato

varietal response to nitrogen rate and timing. Amer. J. Potato Res. 81:60-61.

Higley, J.S. S.L. Love, W.J. Price, J.E. Nelson, and K.C. Huber. 2004 The Rapid Visco Analyzer

(RVA) as a tool for differentiating potato cultivars on the basis of flour pasting profiles. Amer.

J. Potato Res. 81:65-66.

Khu, D., S.L. Love, and J. Lorenzen. 2004. Evaluation of a corky ringspot disease resistance of three

tetraploid populations for genetic map construction. Amer. J. Potato Res. 81:69.

Love, S.L., T. Salaiz, B. Shafii, W.J. Price, A.R. Mosley, and R.E. Thornton. 2002. Ascorbic acid

content and stability in North American potato germplasm. Program XXVIth

International

Horticultural Congress and Exhibition, p 115.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Abstracts (cont.):

Salaiz, T.A., S.L. Love, P.J.S. Hutchinson, and A. Thompson. 2002. Tolerance of eight potato varieties

to s-metolachlor, pendimethalin, and remsulfuron. Program XXVIth

International Horticultural

Congress and Exhibition, p 120.

Other Publications:

Manuscripts:

Love, S. and T. Salaiz. 2011. Domestication of native plants for sustainable landscaping. Sage Notes

33:8-12.

Book Chapters:

Jensen, J., W.H. Bohl, and S.L. Love. 2012. Chapter 2: Basic Botany. University of Idaho Master

Gardener Handbook, Educational Communications, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID.

Abstracts:

McCammon, T.A. and S.L. Love. 2012. Scouting and collecting Penstemon species in the Hells

Canyon and Southern Seven Devils Region. Western Region Association of County Agriculture

Agents Meeting Proceedings. Twin Falls, ID.

Newsletters:

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. Know Type of Corn You are Planting. SE Idaho newspaper horticulture

series. Published 19 May 2012.

Landscaping with Native Plants. 2012. Canyon County Master Gardener Newsletter. May 2012 Issue.

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. Check type of sweet corn sweetness before purchasing. Bingham County

News 12:4

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2010. Pick melons at the right time. SE Idaho newspaper horticulture

series, August.

Native plant field day in Idaho. 2010. Zone 4: Living in the High Country West 4:11. Submitted by M.

Fritz.

Love, S. 2010. The humble potato. Zone 4: Living in the High Country West 6:46-48.

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2009. Ornamental grasses add interest to winter gardens. Bingham

County News, January.

Love, S.L. and W.H. Bohl. 2009. Inspect trees for damage this winter. Bingham County News,

February.

Love, S.L. and W.H. Bohl. 2009. It’s a bad year for fire blight in apples and pears. Horticulture

Education Article for 5 SE Idaho Newspapers, July.

Love, S.L. 2008. Tomatoes are hot – even in Idaho’s cold, short season. UI News Release.

Love, S.L. 2008. Looking at native plants. Aberdeen Times, June.

Love, S.L. 2008. Growing for the future. Idaho State Journal, July.

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2008. Check the type of sweet corn before planting. Horticulture

Education Article for 5 SE Idaho Newspapers, May.

Love, S.L. 2007. Select trees with care. Extension Focus Newsletter, July/August.

Love, S.L. 2007. Recognizing and treating iron deficiency. Extension Focus Newsletter, July/August.

Love, S.L. 2007. Consider plant maturity to schedule vine kill date. Spudvine, August.

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2005 Potato tuber bulking greatly slows in late season. The Spudvine,

August Ed.

Bohl, W.H., T. Salaiz, and S.L. Love. 2005. How important are planter skips? The Spudvine, February

Ed.

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2004. Obtain a uniform potato stand. The Spudvine, March Ed.

Bohl, W.H., S.L. Love and P.E. Patterson. 2003. Seed piece spacing affects economic return of potato

crop. The Spudvine, March Ed.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Proceedings:

Love, S.L. 2000. What is the Potato Association of America. Proc. 17th

Annual San Luis Valley

Potato/Grain Conference and Agricultural Trade Fair, pp. 7-8.

Magazines:

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2006. Vine kill in relation to tuber bulking. Potato Grower Magazine,

June issue.

Love, S.L. 2005. Winterize trees, shrubs, and perennials. Focus Fall Edition.

Bohl, W.H. and S. Love. 2004. Nitrogen fertilizer management of Russet Norkotah, Ranger Russet.

Potato Grower 33(5):34-35.

Love, S., J. Stark, B. Geary, D. Atkinson and B. Bohl. 2004. Fertilizer management issues for some

new varieties. Potato Grower 33(4):54-55.

Love, S., J. Stark, and W. Bohl. 2002. Late season bulking: how important is it? Potato Grower 31(7):

18-23.

Love, S., R. Novy, and D. Corsini. 2002. UI, ARS, Tri-state turning out winners. Potato Grower 31(2):

38-40.

Bohl, W. and S.L. Love. 2002. What causes green ends? Potato Grower 31(4): 50-53.

Love, S.L. 2002. Variety development: public or private. Valley Potato Grower (Feb. 2002): 18-19.

Web Pages/Sites:

Love, S.L. 2012. Jame’s Buckwheat in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled

Native Plants for the Intermountain West, hosted by the University of Wyoming, accessible at

(http://www.uwyo.edu/wera1013/). (peer reviewed)

Love, S.L. 2012. Strict Buckwheat in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled



Love, S.L. 2012. Arrow-leaf Buckwheat in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website

entitled Native Plants for the Intermountain West, hosted by the University of Wyoming,

accessible at (http://www.uwyo.edu/wera1013/). (peer reviewed)

Love, S.L. 2012. Western Red Columbine in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website



Love, S.L. 2012. Bubblegum Mint in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled



Love, S.L. 2012. Redtwig Dogwood in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled



Love, S.L. 2012. Roundleaf Alumroot in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled



Love, S.L. 2012. Bee Balm in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled Native

Plants for the Intermountain West, hosted by the University of Wyoming, accessible at


Love, S.L. 2012. Desert Four O’Clock in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website



Love, S.L. 2012. Beardlip Penstemon in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled



Love, S.L. 2012. Cardinal Penstemon in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled



http://www.uwyo.edu/wera1013/











LOVE, Stephen L.

Web Pages/Sites (cont.):

Love, S.L. 2012. Mountain Penstemon in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website



Love, S.L. 2012. Pineleaf Penstemon in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled



Love, S.L. 2012. Firechalice in the Landscape. Published in the WERA-1013 website entitled Native

Plants for the Intermountain West, hosted by the University of Wyoming, accessible at


Novy, Rich, Dennis Corsini, and Steve Love. 2000. Aberdeen at forefront of cold chipping, blight

resistant cultivars. Valley Potato Grower 65:14-15.

Love, S.L. 2009. Native Plants for Idaho. Published in the UI sponsored web site “Idaho Landscapes

and Gardens”.

Love, S.L., B. Tripepi, M. Fritz, T. Salaiz, D. Barney, E. Bechinski, J. Robbins, and S. Bell. “Idaho

Landscapes and Gardens”. Completed in 2006, revised each year since. Provides a

comprehensive source of gardening and landscaping information to Idaho homeowners.

Currently serve as webmaster.

Love, SL. 2008. Winter tree inspection. Published in the UI sponsored web site “Idaho Landscapes

and Gardens”.

SL Love. 2008. Choosing tomato varieties for your home garden. Published in the UI sponsored web

site “Idaho Landscapes and Gardens”.

Love, S.L. 2007. Summer pruning. Published in the UI sponsored web site “Idaho Landscapes and

Gardens”.

Salaiz, T.A. and S.L. Love. 2007. Fall Lawn Care. Published in the UI sponsored web site “Idaho

Landscapes and Gardens”.

Love, S.L. 2006. Ornamentals. Published in the new UI sponsored web site “Idaho Landscapes and

Gardens”.

Love S.L. 2006. Landscape Principles. Published in the new UI sponsored web site “Idaho

Landscapes and Gardens”.

In cooperation with the Web Site Committee edited and improved the web site for Idaho Center for

Potato Research and Education. (http://www.ag.uidaho.edu/potato).

Impact Statements:

Bohl, W.H. and S.L. Love. 2012 Self-instructional water-conserving garden. University of Idaho

Extension, Moscow, ID.

Agenbroad, A, M Bauer, W Bohl, L Clayton, W Jones and S Love. Impact: Horticultural in-service

keep faculty, staff and volunteers up-to-date and in-the-know. University of Idaho Extension,

Moscow, ID.

Professional Meeting Papers:

Occurrence of high glycoalkaloid content progeny from low level parents A7816-14 and Russet Norkotah.

Presented at the annual meeting of the Potato Association of America, Scottsbluff, Nebraska, August

2004.

Presentations at State, National, and International Meetings:

International:

Invited:

The future of specialty potato varieties. Presented and panel discussion at the World Potato Congress

Adopting new potato varieties for processing. Presented at the ConAgra Alberta Potato Growers

Conference, Taber, Alberta, December 2002.




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Contributed:

None

National:

Invited:

Landscaping with native plants. Penstemon Festival, Richfield, UT, 2012. (Invited by Penstemon

Festival Organizing Committee).

Native plants from the Rocky Mountain areas. Presented at the ProGreen Expo, Denver, CO, February

2011.

History of the Potato in Idaho. Presented for the History Channel, Aberdeen, ID, September 2006.

Potatoes 101. Presented as an educational program for congressional aides, Washington D.C., March,

2004.

Contributed:

Results of the Eriogonum Society Membership Survey. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Eriogonum Society, Princeton, OR, 2012.

Eriogonum Species Suitable for Landscaping. Annual Meeting of WERA-1013, El Paso, TX, 2012.

Treatments for Breaking Dormancy in Seed of the Native Snowberry Shrub. Presented at the annual

meeting of the American Society for Horticultural Science, Orlando, Florida, July, 2008.

Defender: a high-yielding processing potato cultivar with foliar and tuber resistance to late blight.

Presented as a poster at the annual meeting of the Potato Association of America, Calgary,

Alberta, August 2005.

Reducing exposure to drought risk in potato production systems. Presented at the Idaho State

Legislature Symposium, Spring 2005.

Potato Production Systems: A comprehensive guide for potato production published by the University

of Idaho. Presented as a poster at the annual meeting of the Potato Association of America,

Spokane, Washington, August 2003.

Development of russet-type germplasm with resistance to corky ringspot. Symposium on new potato

diseases at the annual meeting of the Potato Association of America. St. Augustine, Florida.

April 22-26, 2001.

Native plant domestication: A new University of Idaho project. Presented at the annual meeting of the

WERA-1013, Laramie, WY, October 2009.

Zone landscape maintenance. Presented at the annual meeting of the Idaho Crop Production

Association, Jackpot, NV, January 2006.

Impact of stress on potato tuber dry matter. Presented at the Idaho Crop Production Fertilizer and

Chemical Conference, Jackpot, Nevada, January 2004.

Late season and storage. Presented as a panel at the Idaho Crop Production Fertilizer and Chemical

Conference, Jackpot, Nevada, January 2003.

Specific gravity and sugar ends. Presented at the 29th Annual Idaho Crop Production Association

Conference, Jackpot, Nevada, 2002.

State:

Invited:

Landscaping with Native Plants workshop. Organized as a part of the Idaho Horticulture Expo, Boise,

ID. 19 Jan 2012. 4 hours. 240 learners.

Green Collar College basic horticulture training. Organized and presented by the UI Extension

Horticulture Team as part of the Idaho Horticulture Expo, Boise, ID. 19 Jan 2012. 210 learners.

Video Magic. Organized as part of the UI Annual Extension Conference, Boise, ID. 5 Apr 2012. 42

learners.

Pruning Ornamental Trees. Organized with Bill Bohl and the City of Blackfoot, Blackfoot ID. 12 Apr

2012. 22 learners.

The Value of Native Plants. Workshop and Tour for the Idaho Native Plant Society, Aberdeen, ID. 4

June 2012. 10 learners.

Understanding Native Plants. Workshop and Tour for the Blackfoot Advanced Master Gardener Club,

Aberdeen, ID. 12 Jun 2012. 15 learners.

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State (cont.):

Identifying Native Plants. Workshop and Tour for the Island Park Master Naturalist Club, Aberdeen,

ID. 26 Jun 2012. 13 learners.

Domesticating Native Plants. Workshop and Tour for the BYU-I Horticulture Students, Aberdeen, ID.

28 Jun 2012. 9 learners.

Fun with Native Plants. Workshop and Tour for the Idaho Falls Spud Buds Club, Aberdeen, ID. 26 Jul

2012. 20 learners.

Living on the Wild Side. Statewide Master Gardener Conference.27 Jun 2012. 3 hours. 71 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Blackfoot, ID. 7 Feb 2012. 3 hours. 16 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Pocatello, ID. 8 Feb 2012. 3 hours. 36 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Idaho Falls, ID. 8 Feb 2012. 3 hours. 26 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training, St. Anthony, ID. 9 Feb 2012. 3 hours. 23 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Preston, ID. 9 Feb 2012. 3 hours. 21 learners.

Trees and Shrubs for Southeast Idaho. Thaw ‘N’ Awe, Idaho Falls, ID. 17 Mar 2012. 90 learners.

Understanding Vegetable Varieties. Seed Saving Seminar, Idaho Falls, ID. 24 Mar 2012. 19 learners.

Soil Fertility Basics. Advanced Master Gardener training. 28 Mar 2012. 2 hours. 18 learners.

Landscaping with native plants. Master Naturalist Training. Island Park, ID. 31 Apr 2012. 2 hours. 16

learners.

The Role of Experiment Stations. Ag in the Classroom, Aberdeen, ID. 11 Jul 2012. 2 hours. 24

learners.

Landscaping with Native Plants. Henry’s Fork Garden Workshop, Island Park, ID. 18 Jul 2012. 14

learners.

Agriculture in Peru. Aberdeen Women’s Club, Aberdeen, ID. 1 Oct 2012. 12 learners.

Life on the Altiplano. Aberdeen Rotary Club, Aberdeen, ID. 16 Oct 2012. 11 learners.

Wildflowers of an Unnamed Canyon. Invited by the Idaho Native Plant Society, Pocatello, ID, 2012.

The Flora of Mt. Harrison. Idaho Native Plant Society, Pocatello, ID, 2012.

Regional Master Gardener Conference (Served on the arrangements committee). Held 29 Jun 2011.

Attended by 160 Master Gardeners from the Intermountain Region.

Native plant and turf field day. Aberdeen R & E Center. Aberdeen, ID. 30 Jun 2011. Attended by 46

people.

Solving landscape and garden problems. Horticulture in-service training. Held in Moscow, Idaho Falls,

and Boise, ID. 23 and 30 Aug 2011. Attended by 110 county educators and volunteers.

Domestication of vegetables. Aberdeen Rotary Club. 12 Apr 2011. 1 hour. 6 learners.

Common garden problems. Women’s Church Auxillary, Aberdeen, ID. 5 May 2011. 2 hours. 12

learners.

Consultation on LEEDS principles. Pocatello City Planners, Pocatello, Idaho. 2 Feb 2011. 2 hours. 11

learners.

Domesticating native plants. Idaho Native Plant Society, Idaho Falls, ID. 16 Feb 2011. 1 hour. 18

learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Blackfoot, ID. 22 Feb 2011. 3 hours. 17 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Pocatello, ID. 23 Feb 2011. 3 hours. 24 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Idaho Falls, ID. 24 Feb 2011. 3 hours. 28 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Preston, ID. 22 Feb 2011. 3 hours. 19 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Rexburg, ID. 23 Feb 2011. 3 hours. 22 learners.

Common garden problems. Bonneville County Thaw ‘n’ Awe, Idaho Falls, ID. 19 Mar 2011. 1 hour.

105 learners.

Saving vegetable seed. Public workshop, Idaho Falls, ID. 26 Mar 2011. 2 hours. 35 learners.

Growing roses in SE Idaho. Advanced Master Gardener training, Idaho Falls, ID. 13 Apr 2011. 2

hours. 30 learners.

Growing Vegetables. Master Gardener Training. Salmon, ID. 14 Apr 2011. 3 hours. 24 learners.

Landscaping with native plants. Fremont County Gardening Series. Ashton, ID. 21 Apr 2011. 2 hours.

26 learners.

Shade tree pruning workshop. Blackfoot, Idaho. 26 Apr 2011. 3 hours. 25 learners.

Growing Vegetables. Idaho Falls Garden Club, Idaho Falls, ID. 12 May 2011. 1 hour. 15 learners.

Native plant domestication, a UI project. Women’s Connection Club, Pocatello, ID. 15 Sep 2011. 1

hour. 24 learners.

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State (cont.):

Turfgrass and native plant research. BYU-Idaho Turfgrass class. Aberdeen, ID. 18 Oct 2011. 2 hours.

11 learners.

Native plant project. Tour by the Utah Botanic Center staff and guests, Aberdeen, ID. 3 Aug 2011. 72

learners. 2 hours.

Plant propagation for the home. Utah State Master Gardener Conference, Logan, UT. 24 Sep 2011. 44

learners. 3 hours.

Using eye-catching fall color in your gardens. Invited by the Idaho Horticulture Expo, Boise, ID.

January 2011.

Eriogonums for the garden. Invited as the keynote speaker by the Idaho Native Plant Society Annual

Meeting. Almo, ID, June 2011.

Domesticating and commercializing native plants for horticultural use. Invited by the Intermountain

Native Plant Summit, Boise, ID, March 2011.

Collecting native plants in southern Utah. Aberdeen Federated Women’s Club. 1 Nov 2010. 1 hour. 14

learners.

World vegetable crops. Aberdeen Rotary Club. 2 Nov 2010. 1 hour. 7 learners.

Apple pruning workshop. Blackfoot Idaho. 18 Mar 2010. 3 hours. 33 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Blackfoot, ID. 23 Mar 2010. 3 hours. 16 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Pocatello, ID. 24 Mar 2010. 3 hours. 26 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Idaho Falls, ID. 24 Mar 2010. 3 hours. 28 learners.

Woody plants. Master Gardener training. Preson, ID. 25 Mar 2010. 3 hours. 24 learners.

Shade and fruit tree pruning workshop. Blackfoot, Idaho. 5 Apr 2010. 3 hours. 15 learners.

Collecting vegetable seed. Advanced Master Gardener training. 8 Apr 2010. 2 hours. 31 learners.

Basic vegetable gardening principles. Local church group, Aberdeen, ID. 15 Apr 2010. 2 hours. 16

learners.

Basic vegetable gardening principles. Local church group, Springfield, ID. 15 Apr 2010. 2 hours. 10

learners.

Growing melons. Kesler Greenhouse Workshop Series. 8 May 2010. 1 hour. 7 learners.

Growing Vegetables. Master Gardener Training. Arco, ID. 13 May 2010. 3 hours. 21 learners.

Growing Vegetables. Master Gardener Training. Challis, ID. 14 May 2010. 3 hours. 19 learners.

Landscaping with native plants. Fremont County Gardening Series. Island Park, ID. 19 May 2010. 2

hours. 26 learners.

Landscaping with native plants. Fremont County Gardening Series. Ashton, ID. 19 May 2010. 2 hours.

22 learners.

Edible native plants. Bingham County 4-H Camp. Alpine, WY. 22 Jun 2010. 9 hours. 110 learners.

Saving water with native plants. Twin Falls Master Gardener Symposium, Twin Falls, ID (Twin Falls

County Advanced Master Gardener Club).

Natives you have and those you should. Marsing Garden Club, Marsing, ID.

Marketing natives. Idaho Horticulture Expo, Boise, ID. (Idaho Nursery and Landscape Association).

Superior native plants. Idaho Native Plant Society, Pocatello, ID. (Sah-Wah-Be Chapter of INPS).

Creating a native plant rock garden. Idaho Falls Garden Club, Idaho Falls, ID.

Incorporating native plants into an established landscape. Thaw ‘n’ Awe, Idaho Falls, ID. (Bonneville

County Master Gardeners).

Domestication of native plants. ISU Continuing Education Series, Aberdeen, ID. (ISU Continuing

Education).

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bingham County Master Gardener Training, Blackfoot, ID, February

2009.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bannock County Master Gardener Training, Pocatello, ID, February

2009.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bonneville County Master Gardener Training, Idaho Falls, ID,

February 2009.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Franklin County Master Gardener Training, Preston, ID, February

2009.

Using Native Plants in the Landscape. Presented at the Lemhi County Advanced Master Gardener

Training, Salmon, ID, March 2009.

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State (cont.):

Growing Roses. Presented at the Lemhi County Advanced Master Gardener Training, Salmon, ID,

March 2009.

Native Plants for Southern Idaho. Presented at the Idaho Falls Community Garden Association, Idaho

Falls, ID, March 2009.

Creating a Native Plant Rock Garden. Presented at the Twin Falls Master Gardener Club, Twin Falls,

ID, April, 2009.

Building a Perfect Soil. Presented at the 7th

Annual Thaw ‘N Awe, Idaho Falls, ID, March 2009.

Building a Native Plant Rock Garden. Presented at the Teton County Master Gardener Training,

Driggs, ID, March 2009.

What’s New in Vegetables. Presented to the Idaho Falls Garden Club, Idaho Falls, ID, April 2009.

Native Plants. Presented to the Fort Hall Master Gardeners, Fort Hall, ID, May 2009.

Native Plants. Presented to the Bingham County Advanced Master Gardeners, Blackfoot, ID, July

2009.

Landscaping with Herbaceous Ornamentals. Presented to the Payette County Master Gardeners,

Payette, ID, October 2009.

Native Plant Tour. Presented at the 3rd

Annual Native Plant Field Day, Aberdeen, ID, June 2009.

Native Plant Evaluations. Presented as part of the Aberdeen R&E Center Twilight Tour, Aberdeen,

ID, July 2009.

Native Plants for Idaho. Presented at the INLA Green Industry Education Day, Pocatello, ID, March

2009.

Building a Native Plant Rock Garden. Presented at the Marsing Garden Club, Marsing, ID, January

2009.

Selling ornamental grasses. Presented at the Idaho Horticulture Expo, Boise, ID, January 2009.

Native plants for Idaho. Presented at the Idaho Weed Conference, Nampa, ID, January 2009.

Bringing native plants home. Presented at a meeting of the White Pine Chapter of the Idaho Native

Plant Society, Moscow, ID, May 2009.

Iron Bog Wild Flowers. Presented at a meeting of the Saw-Wah-Be Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant

Society, Pocatello, ID, May 2009.

Native Wildflowers of the Antelope Country. Presented at the Sah-Wah-Be Chapter of the Idaho

Native Plant Society, Pocatello, ID, March 2008.

The need for rethinking Idaho landscapes: Introduction to the 2008 IBG symposium. Presented at the

Idaho Botanical Garden Fall Symposium, Boise, ID, November 2008.

Collecting seed in the Seven Devils country. Presented to the Aberdeen Rotary Club, February, 2008.

Aberdeen R & E Native Plant Project. Presented as part of the Aberdeen ARS seminar series, March,

2008.

Edible and Poison Native Plants. Presented to Webelos Boy Scouts, American Falls, ID, July, 2008.

Native plant domestication – a new UI project. Boise Horticulture Symposium. Presented in Boise,

ID, November, 2008.

Evaluation of native plants. Presented to Leadership Idaho Agriculture, Aberdeen, ID, December,

2007.

Landscaping with native plants. Presented at the Marsing Garden Club, Marsing, ID, January, 2008.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bingham County Master Gardener Training, Blackfoot, Idaho,

February, 2008.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bannock County Master Gardener Training, Pocatello, Idaho,

February, 2008.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bonneville County Master Gardener Training, Idaho Falls, Idaho,

February, 2008.

Growing Vegetables. Presented at the Lemhi County Master Gardener Training, Salmon, Idaho,

March, 2008.

Gardening with Native Plants. Presented to students of the Holy Rosary School, Idaho Falls, ID, April,

2008.

Importance of Native Plants. Presented to students of Sorensen Elementary School, Couer d’Alene,

ID, April, 2008.

Native Plant Domestication. Presented to the Pahove Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society, Boise,

ID, April, 2008.

LOVE, Stephen L.

State (cont.):

Use of Native Plants in Low-Water Landscapes. Presented at the Slow-the-Flow Conference held in

Nampa, ID, June, 2008.

Bringing Native Plants Home. Presented to the Loasa Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society, Twin

Falls, ID, September, 2008.

Bringing Native Plants Home. Presented at the Idaho Gardens Clubs Association meeting, Idaho Falls,

Idaho, April, 2008.

Developing Native Gems for Gem State Gardens. Presented at the Idaho Botanical Garden Fall

Symposium, Boise, Idaho, November, 2008.

Growing Vegetables. Presented at Twin Falls Master Gardener Training, Jerome, ID, February, 2007.

Growing Vegetables. Presented at Minidoka Master Gardener Training, Burley, ID, February, 2007.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Franklin County Master Gardener Training, Preston, ID, March, 2007.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bingham County Master Gardener Training, Blackfoot, ID, March,

2007.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bannock County Master Gardener Training, Pocatello, ID, March,

2007.

Woody Plants. Presented at the Bonneville County Master Gardener Training, Idaho Falls, ID, March,

2007.

Soils and Irrigation. Presented at the Canyon County Master Gardener Training, Caldwell, ID, March,

2007.

Soils and Irrigation. Presented at the Payette County Master Gardener Training, Payette, ID, March,

2007.

Tried and True Vegetable and Fruit Varieties. Presented at the Bonneville County “Thaw and Awe”,

Idaho Falls, ID, March, 2007.

Growing Roses. Presented at a local church auxiliary meeting, Aberdeen, ID, April, 2007.

Growing Roses. Presented at a local church auxiliary meeting, Aberdeen, ID, May, 2007.

Growing Roses in the High Deserts of Idaho. Presented to the Idaho FAls Garden Club, Idaho Falls,

ID, May, 2007.

Soils and Irrigation. Presented at the Fort Hall Master Gardener Training, Fort Hall, ID, May, 2007.

Rose Diseases. Presented to the Cut Flower Growers Association, Blackfoot, ID, June, 2007.

Growing Roses in Difficult Climates. Presented to the Pocatello Garden Club, Pocatello, ID, June,

2007.

Native Plant Landscaping. Presented at the 1st Annual Native Plant and Turf Field Day, Aberdeen, ID,

June, 2007.

Native Plant Landscaping. Presented to the Olmstead Group, Boise, ID, September, 2007.

Native Plant Seed Collecting. Workshop prepared for the Sah-Wah-Be Chapter of the Idaho Native

Plant Society, Pocatello, ID, October, 2007.

Intermountain Native Plants. Presented to the Cache Valley Conservation Association, Aberdeen,

Idaho, 2007.

Vegetable Gardening. Presented at Twin Falls/Minidoka Master Gardener Training, Burley, ID,

February, 2006.

Specialty Potato Trial Results. Presented to the R&E Committee of the Idaho Potato Commission,

Twin Falls, ID, March, 2006.

Soil Basics. Presented at the Franklin County Master Gardener Training, Preston, ID, March, 2006.

Soil Basics. Presented at the Bannock County Master Gardener Training, Pocatello, ID, March, 2006.

Soil Basics. Presented at the Bonneville County Master Gardener Training, Idaho Falls, ID, March,

2006.

Vegetable Gardening. Presented at the Lemhi County Master Gardener Training, Salmon, ID, March,

2006.

Managing Soils. Presented at the Cultivating Success Class, Pocatello, ID, April, 2006.

Growing Vegetables. Presented to the Idaho Falls Garden Club, Idaho Falls, ID, May, 2006.

Horticulture and Turf Programs at UI. Presented to Leadership in Agriculture Tour, December, 2005.

Contributed:

Salute to paintbrush. Idaho Native Plant Society. Pocatello, Idaho. 7 Feb 2011. 1 hour. 17 learners.

LOVE, Stephen L.

State (cont.):

Water efficient landscape series. Organized and moderated this session of the Idaho Horticulture Expo,

Boise, ID, January 2011.

Progress of the Idaho native plant domestication project. Contributed at the annual meeting of WERA-

1013, Fort Collins, CO, Oct 2011.

Native plant and turf field day. Aberdeen R & E Center. Aberdeen, ID. 17 Jun 2010. 3 hours. 108

learners.

Native Plants Workshop. Teamed with Stan Goertsema of Power County to train residents in the use

of native plants in landscaping, American Falls, ID, April 2009.

Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop. Teamed with Stan Goertsema of Power County to train residents in

proper pruning practices, American Falls, ID, April 2009.

Vegetable Gardening. Teamed with Stan Goertsema of Power County to train residents in principles

of vegetable production, American Falls, ID, April 2009.

Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop. Held locally to train residents in proper pruning practices, Aberdeen,

ID, March 2009.

Rose Pruning Workshop. Held locally to train residents in practical rose pruning, Aberdeen, ID, April

2009.

Container Gardening. Teamed with Bill Bohl and Kesler’s Greenhouse to train residents in practical

container gardening, Blackfoot, ID, April 2009.

Pruning Fruit and Landscape Pruning. Teamed with Bill Bohl and Kesler’s Greenhouse to train

residents in proper pruning techniques, Blackfoot, ID, April 2009.

Successful Gardening. Teamed with Palmer Greenhouses to train residents in general gardening

principles, Aberdeen, ID, May 2009.

Bingham County Native Plant Workshop. Blackfoot, ID, April 2009.

Native Wildflowers of the Antelope Country. Presented to the Sah-Wah-Be Chapter of the Idaho

Native Plant Society, Pocatello, ID, March 2008.

Turf Problems and Solutions. Extension in-service training organized jointly with Thomas Salaiz for 8

county educators, March, 2008.

Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop. Teamed with Stan Goertsema of Power County to train residents in

proper pruning practices, American Falls, ID, April, 2008.

Rose Pruning Workshop. Teamed with Stan Goertsema of Power County to train residents in practical

rose pruning, Aberdeen, ID, April, 2008.

Seeding and Transplanting Vegetables. Teamed with Bill Bohl and Kesler’s Greenhouse to train

residents in vegetable growing practices, Blackfoot, ID, April, 2008.

Tour of the Native Plant Project. Hosted the Southern Idaho FFA Youth Leaders in a tour of the native

plant evaluation plots, Aberdeen, ID, April, 2008.

Establishing Trees. Teamed with Bill Bohl and Kesler’s Greenhouse to train residents in proper

methods for planting and establishing trees and shrubs. Blackfoot, ID, May, 2008.

Tour of the Aberdeen Horticulture Projects. Organized for the Idaho Association of Agricultural

County Agents as part of their annual meeting, Aberdeen, ID, June, 2008.

Tour of the Aberdeen Turfgrass Research Plots. Included discussions of UI horticulture programming

at Aberdeen and elsewhere. Organized for the Southeastern Chapter of the Idaho Nursery and

Landscape Association annual meeting, host by the Aberdeen R & E Center, Aberdeen, ID,

August, 2008.

Idaho Native Plants. Tour organized for the Pocatello Travelin’ Sams Club, Aberdeen, ID, August,

2008.

Bonneville County “Thaw n’ Awe” spring gardening workshop. Held in Idaho Falls, ID, March, 2008.

Work in Native Plant Research. Presented as part of a career day at William Thomas Middle School,

American Falls, ID, October, 2008.

Native Plant Landscaping. Presented at the 2nd annual Native Plant Field Day, Aberdeen, Idaho, June,

2008.

Native Wildflowers of the Pioneer Mountains. Presented to the Sah-Wah-Be Chapter of the Idaho

Native Plant Society, Pocatello, ID, February, 2007.

Growing Roses. Presented at the Power County Gardening Workshop, American Falls, ID, April

2007.

LOVE, Stephen L.

State (cont.):

Growing Vegetables. Presented at the Power County Gardening Workshop, American Falls, ID, April

2007.

Tour of the Hardy Rose Demonstration Plot, Presented to the Sah-Wah-Be Chapter of the Idaho

Native Plant Society, Aberdeen, ID, July, 2007.

Native Plants for Idaho. Presented to the Sah-Wah-Be Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society,

Aberdeen, ID, July, 2007.

Trees and Shrubs. Presented to the Aberdeen Senior Citizens, Aberdeen, ID, May, 2007.

Domestication of native plants for use in water-conserving home landscapes. Presented as a poster at

the USDA/ARS Small Grain Laboratory dedication, Aberdeen, ID, August, 2006.

Growing Vegetables. Presented at the Power County Gardening Workshop, American Falls, ID, April,

2006.

Growing Roses. Presented at the Power County Gardening Workshop, American Falls, ID, May,

2006.

Horticulture Projects at the Aberdeen R&E Center. Presented at the Project Review Seminar,

Aberdeen, ID, January, 2006.

Vegetable Gardening – Basics. Presented to a women’s church auxiliary group, Aberdeen, ID, March,

2006.

Vegetable Gardening – Crop Specific. Presented to a women’s church auxiliary group, Aberdeen, ID,

April, 2006.

Vegetable Gardening. Presented to the Aberdeen Rotary Club, Aberdeen, ID, March, 2006.

Growing Roses. Presented to the Aberdeen Rotary Club, Aberdeen, ID, April, 2006.

2004 descriptions of potato varieties and clones. Presented as a poster at the Idaho Potato Conference,

Pocatello, Idaho, January 2005.

Variety selection as a tool for managing stress. Presented at the Idaho Potato Conference, Pocatello,

Idaho, January 2004.

Stress management short course. Participation in a panel discussion at the Idaho Potato Conference,


Cultural management of new varieties. Presented as a workshop at the Idaho Potato Conference,


History and economics of the potato. Presented to the Idaho Falls East Rotary Club, Idaho Falls, Idaho,

May 2003.

Genetic diversity in relation to disease and insect resistance: the Solanum experience. Presented as a

guest lecture in UI Host Plant Resistance course, Moscow, Idaho, March 2003.

Irrigation management in drought conditions. Presented at the Bingham Cooperative Grower Seminar,

Blackfoot, Idaho, February 2003.

Fertility guidelines for newer varieties. Presented as a workshop at the Idaho Potato Conference,


Impact of PVP on the Idaho seed industry. Presented at the ICIA area seed meetings, October, 2004.

Variety development: Current topics, issues, and PVP. Presented at the Idaho Potato Growers Annual

Seed Seminar, Pocatello, Idaho, January 2003.

2002 descriptions of potato varieties and clones. Presented as a poster at the Idaho Potato Conference,


Irrigation. Presented as a workshop at the Idaho Potato Conference, Pocatello, Idaho, January 2003.

Potato variety development screening criteria. Presented as a poster at the Idaho Potato Conference,


2001 description of potato varieties and clones. Presented as a poster at the Idaho Potato Conference,

Pocatello, Idaho, 2002.

Potato variety development screening criteria. Presented as a poster at the Idaho Potato Conference.

Pocatello, Idaho, 2002.

LOVE, Stephen L.

Grants and Contracts Awarded:

2012:

Improvement and propagation of native plants for water-conserving and traditional landscapes. $14,492

Idaho Department of Agriculture Nursery and Florists Grant Program.

Native Plant Tolerance to Several Pre- and Post-emergence Herbicides. $8,500


Irrigation and Nitrogen Fertilization Effects on White Clover Persistence in Kentucky Bluegrass Turf. $1,680


Insect-attacking nematodes and water conservation practices as alternatives to insecticides for Intermountain

West turfgrass. $133,000

Jointly with Utah State University. USDA – Western Regional IPM.

Commercialization of native plants for water-conserving landscapes. $10,000

Conservation Seeding and Restoration.

Turfgrass management and insect control. $3,000

United States Golf Association.

Studies on Billbug Control. Syngenta. $3,000

Studies on Billbug and Tree Insect Control. $5,000

Valent USA Corp.

Selection and Breeding of Native and Adapted Plant Varieties for Sustainable Southern Idaho Landscapes.

Hatch Funds. $2,761

2012 Total $181,433

2011:

Enhancing propagation capability to accelerate the commercialization of domesticated native plants. $49,770

Idaho State Board of Education.

Improvement and propagation of Native Plants for Water-conserving and Traditional Landscapes. $22,750


Native Plant Tolerance to Several Pre- and Post-emergence Herbicides. $14,132


Irrigation and Nitrogen Fertilization Effects on White Clover Persistence in Kentucky Bluegrass Turf.$13,040


Turfgrass management and insect control. United States Golf Association. $3,000

Studies on Billbug Control. PBI Gordon, Corp. $6,000

Studies on Billbug Control. Dupont. $5,000

Studies on Billbug Control. Syngenta Corp. $3,000

Studies on Tree Insect Control. Valent USA Corp. $2,000

Selection and Breeding of Native and Adapted Plant Varieties for Sustainable Southern Idaho Landscapes.

Hatch Funds. $2,707

2011 Total $121,399

2010:

Improvement and propagation of Native Plants for Water-conserving and Traditional Landscapes, $12,935


Evaluation of Native and Traditional Turfgrass Species for Low-maintenance Lawns, $4,950


Turfgrass management and insect control, United States Golf Association. $3,000

Studies on Billbug Control, PBI Gordon Corp. $7,700

Studies on Billbug Control, Syngenta. $8,000

Studies on Billbug and Tree Insect Control, Valent USA Corp. $5,000

Selection and Breeding of Native and Adapted Plant Varieties for Sustainable Southern $2,369

Idaho Landscapes.

$2010 Total $43,954

LOVE, Stephen L.

Grants and Contracts Awarded (cont.):

2009:

Evaluation of Native and Adapted Plants for Landscape Use, Idaho Department of Agriculture $10,920

Nursery and Florists Grant Program.

Evaluation of Native and Traditional Turfgrass Species for Low-Maintenance Lawns, $5,050


Native Sod Production, USDA/CSREES. $12,000

Turfgrass Management and Insect Control, United States Golf Association. $3,000

Improvements on the Hardy Rose Evaluation Plots, Aberdeen Rotary Club. $420

Studies on Billbug Control, DuPont Crop Protection. $4,000


Studies on Billbug Control, Valent USA Corp. $5,000

Studies on Billbug Control, Bayer Environmental Science. $1,500

Tree Insect Control, Bayer Corp. $1,000


Idaho Landscapes, Hatch Funds.

Living on the Land Stewardship Education Program, USDA/SARE Program $157,019

Jointly with Kevin Laughlin, Cinda Williams, Mike Thornton, $157,019 over three

years, spending authority, $30,000, 2006-2008.

2009 Total $196,601

2008:

Evaluation of Native and Adapted Plants for Landscape Use, Idaho Department of Agriculture $11,355


Evaluation of Native and Traditional Turfgrass Species for Low-Maintenance Lawns, Idaho $3,753

Department of Agriculture Nursery and Florists Grant Program.

Nursery Technical Resource Center, Idaho Department of Agriculture Nursery and Florists $16,561

Grant Program.

Evaluation of Miscanthus Species for Dry Matter Production, Idaho National Laboratory. $6,500

Billbug Monitoring in Southern Idaho, United States Golf Association. $3,000

Establishment of Turfgrass Research Plots, Idaho Golf Course Association. $2,000

Improvements on the Hardy Rose Evaluation Plots, Rotary District 5400. $500

Studies on Billbug Control, Arysta Life Sciences. $2,500


Studies on Billbug Control, Valent Corporation. $3,500

Studies on Billbug Control, Valent Corporation. $4,000

Studies on Billbug Control, Bayer Corporation. $1,000

Tree Insect Control, Bayer Corporation. $2,500

Studies on Turf Weed Control, Monsanto Corporation. $5,000

Selection and Breeding of Native and Adapted Plant Varieties for Sustainable Southern Idaho $2,522

Landscapes, Hatch Funds.


Jointly with Kevin Laughlin, Cinda Williams, Mike Thornton, $157,019 over three

years, spending authority, $30,000, 2006-2008.

2008 Total $223,710

2007:

Evaluation of Native and Adapted plants for Landscape Use, Idaho Department of Agriculture $11,635


Collection of Native Plants From the Seven Devils Region of Idaho, Idaho Native Plant Society. $970

Development of Markets for Specialty Potato Varieties, Idaho Potato Commission. $6,940

Development of Consumer Horticulture Education Videos, University of Idaho Extension, $3,000

Jointly with Tony McCammon.

LOVE, Stephen L.


Installation of Hardy Rose Garden Arbors, Rotary District 5400. $500

Studies on Billbug Control, Arysta Life Sciences, jointly with Tom Salaiz. $2,000

Studies on Billbug Control, Syngenta, jointly with Tom Salaiz. $1,600

Studies on Billbug Control, Bayer Corp., jointly with Tom Salaiz. $3,000

Studies on Billbug Control, DuPont, jointly with Tom Salaiz. $4,800

Billbug Monitoring, United States Golf Association, jointly with Tom Salaiz. $3,000

Tree Insect Control, Stephen L Love, Tom Salaiz, $4,000, 2007, Bayer Corp.

Selection and Breeding of Native and Adapted Plant Varieties for Sustainable Southern $2,522/year

Idaho Landscapes, 2005 – 2010, Hatch Funds.


Jointly with Kevin Laughlin, Cinda Williams, Mike Thornton, $157,019 over three years, spending

authority, $30,000, 2006-2008.

2007 Total $196,986

2006:

Evaluation of Native and Adapted plants for Landscape Use, Idaho Department of $11,820

Agriculture Nursery and Florists Grant Program.

Facilitation of Both a Statewide Arboretum Program and a New Plant Material Marketing $4,835

System in Idaho, Idaho Department of Agriculture Nursery and Florists Grant Program.

Collection of Native Plants From the Owyhee Mountains for Evaluation as Landscape Plants, $770

Idaho Native Plant Society.

Development of Markets for Specialty Potato Varieties, Idaho Potato Commission. $6,000

Establishment of a Hardy Rose Trial, Ifft Foundation $3,320

Establishment of a Memorial Rose Garden, Rotary District 5400. $500

Web Site Development – Community Horticulture in Idaho, University of Idaho Extension $9,700

Jointly with Dan Barney, Bob Tripepi, Joanne Robbins, Marlene Fritz, Tom Salaiz, Don Pierce, Susan

Bell.

Billbug Monitoring, Bayer and Arista Corporations, jointly with Tom Salaiz. $3,000

Establishment of Turfgrass Research Plots, Idaho Golf Course Superintendent’s Association $2,000

Jointly with Tom Salaiz.


Idaho Landscapes, Hatch Funds.

Living on the Land Stewardship Education Program, USDA/SARE Program, over three years, $157,019

Jointly with Kevin Laughlin, Cinda Williams, Mike Thornton, Others.

2006 Total $201,486

2005:

Specialty potato variety evaluation. Idaho Potato Commission. $6,000

Potato variety development and improvement in the Northwest. $507,247 for 1 year, UI share $169,082

(commitment for 1 additional year). Jointly with J.C. Stark (UI), A. Mosley (OSU),

N.R. Knowles and M. Pavek (WSU). USDA/CSREES.

Evaluation of advanced potato selections. For 1 year (ongoing) USDA/ARS. $40,100

Chipping potato variety trials (ongoing). R&G Potato. $12,000

Potato breeding research. Jointly with J. Whitworth and R. Novy, Idaho Potato Commission $12,500

Snack Food Association chipping variety trials (ongoing). Snack Food Association. $3,000

2005 Total $242,682

2004:

Reducing exposure to drought risk in potato production systems, over two years. $185,306

Jointly with J. Stark, B. King, and C. McIntosh. USDA-RMA/RED.

Potato variety development and improvement in the Northwest. $562,000 for 1 year, UI share $167,300

(commitment for 2 additional years). Jointly with A. Mosley (OSU) and

LOVE, Stephen L.


R. Thornton (WSU). USDA/CSREES.

Evaluation of advanced potato selections, for 1 year (ongoing). USDA/ARS. $40,100

Chipping potato variety trials. (ongoing). R & G Potato. $12,000

Potato breeding research. Jointly with J. Whitworth and R. Novy. Idaho Potato Commission. $12,500

Snack Food Association chipping variety trials. (ongoing). Snack Food Association. $3,000

2004 Total $420,206

2003:

Automated potato grading system. Jointly with J. Miller. UI NSF EPSCoR instrumentation $37,675

acquisition program.

Reducing exposure to drought risk in potato production systems. (over two years). $185,306

Jointly with J. Stark, B. King, and C. McIntosh. USDA-RMA/RED.

Potato variety development and improvement in the Northwest. (for 1 year) $562,000

with UI share $187,300. (commitment for 2 additional years). Jointly with A. Mosley (OSU)

and R. Thornton (WSU). USDA/CSREES.

Evaluation of advanced potato selections. (for 1 year, ongoing). USDA/ARS. $40,900

Germplasm screening. USDA/ARS. (with renewal for 3 years). Jointly with D. Corsini. $8,000

Chipping potato variety trials. (ongoing). R & G Potato. $12,000

Potato breeding research. Jointly with J. Whitworth and R. Novy. Idaho Potato Commission. $12,500

Snack Food Association chipping variety trials. (ongoing). Snack Food Association. $3,000

2003 Total $823,706

2002:

Potato variety development and improvement in the Northwest. S.L. Love, A.R. Mosley, $186,666

and R.E. Thornton. $560,000 with UI share $186,666. USDA/CSREES. One year

with commitment for three additional years.

Evaluation of advanced potato selections. USDA-ARS. One year. $40,700

USDA-ARS germplasm screening. Jointly with D.L. Corsini. Four years. $8,000

Chipping potato variety trials. R&G Potato. One year. $12,000

Potato breeding research. Jointly with R.D. Novy and D.L. Corsini. Idaho Potato Commission. $12,500

2002 Total $259,866

SERVICE:

Major Committee Assignments:

National:

WERA-1013, Evaluation of Native Plants in the Intermountain Region, Founding Member 2008

Chair, 2009-present

Proceedings Editor, 2012-2013

Secretary, 2008

Eriogonum Society

Inaugural Society President, 2011-2013

Plant Variety Protection Advisory Board (Appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture), 1995-99

USDA/ARS Program Review Committee, 2000

Regional:

Western Regional Committee, 1985-present; Chair, 1987

Computer Subcommittee, Chair, 1987-present

Chipping Trial Subcommittee, Chair, 1987-present

Northwest Potato Variety Development Committee, 1985-present

LOVE, Stephen L.

Major Committee Assignments (cont.):

Chair, 1992-93, 1997-98

Secretary, 1991-92, 1996-97

University:

Intellectual Property Rights Committee, 2003-present

College:

Third-Year Review Committee, Ariel Agenbroad, 2010

Mentoring Committee, Ariel Agenbroad, 2008-present

CALS Administrative Committee, 2007-present

College of Agriculture Promotion and Tenure Committee, 2006-2008

PSES Department Head Selection Committee, 2006

Selection Committee, IAES Director, 2003

Foundation Seed Stocks Committee, 1987-2005

Potato Seed Allocation Committee, Chair, 1987-2005

Potato Variety Selection Committee, Chair, 1986-2005

Nuclear Seed Advisory Committee, 1986-2005

Departmental:

Tenure and Promotion Committee (Chair), Jianli Chen

Third-Year Review Committee (Chair), Jianli Chen, 2010

Promotion and Tenure Committee, Michael Thornton, Chair 2009

Selection Committee, Arboriculture Position, 2008

Selection Committee, Potato Storage Physiology Position, 2008

Selection Committee, Cropping Systems Position, 2008

Curriculum Committee, 2007-present

Mentoring Committee (Chair), Jianli Chen, 2008-present

Selection Committee, Potato Storage Physiology Position, 2007

Selection Committee, Wheat Breeding Position (Chair), 2007

Selection Committee, Scientific Aide, Aberdeen, 2006 (Stark position 1)

Selection Committee, Scientific Aide, Aberdeen, 2006 (Stark position 2)

Plant Virologist Selection Committee, 2005

Mentoring Committee (Chair), Jim Lorenzen, 2005

Selection Committee (Chair), Cereal Agronomist, 2003

PSES Curriculum Committee, 2003

Mentoring Committee, Juan Alvarez, 2003-present

Mentoring Committee, Jeff Miller, 2003-present

Mentoring Committee, Nora Olsen, 2003

Promotion and Tenure Committee, Phil Nolte, 2003

Promotion and Tenure Committee, Kerry Huber, 2003

Potato Team, Co-Leader, 2001-2005

R&E Center:

Facilities Committee, Chair, 2009-present

Twilight Tour Committee, 2009-present

Center Administrative Committee, 2009-present

Professional and Scholarly Organizations:

Intermountain Native Plant Growers Association, 2009-present

President, 2012-2013

LOVE, Stephen L.

Major Committee Assignments (cont.):

Board of Directors, 2009-present

Eriogonum Society, 2009-present

Inaugural Society President, 2011-2013

American Society for Horticultural Science, 1982-present

Tex Frazier Lecture Committee, 2007-present

American Penstemon Society, 2007-present

Journal Editor, 2007-present

North American Rock Garden Society, 2006-present

Idaho Native Plant Society, Sah-Wah-Be Chapter, 2006-present

Vice-President, 2012-2013

Potato Association of America, 1985-present

Outstanding Paper Award Committee (Chair), 2008-present

Local Arrangements Committee, 2006-2007

Cover Editor, 2006-present

Editorial Board, 2001-present

Senior Editor, 2001-present

Variety Handbook Committee

Past President and member of the Executive Committee, 2000-01

Chair of the Honorary Life Member Committee, 2000-01

Chair of the Officer Nomination Committee, 2000-01

President, 1999-2000

President-Elect, 1998-99

Vice President, 1997-98

Director, 1994-97

Journal Format Committee, 1996-98

Variety Handbook Committee, 1994-97

Graduate Student Awards Committee, 1988-91; Chair, 1989-91

Honorary Life Member Selection Committee, 1997-2000

Directed efforts to modernize and reformat the American Potato Journal, now entitled American

Journal for Potato Research, 1996-98

Community Service:

Aberdeen Gem Trail Committee, 2007-present

Aberdeen City Tree Committee, Chair, 1999-2002

Cross-Country Coach, Aberdeen High School, 1999-2007

Assistant Track Coach, Aberdeen High School, 1998-present

Boy Scout District Commissioner, 2003-present

Boy Scout Unit Coordinator, 1991-97

Varsity Scout District Chairman, 1989-91

Cub Scout Leader, 1987-91, 1998-present

Rotary Club, 1988-present

Secretary, 1994-present

President, 1992-93, 2007-2009

President Elect, 1991-92

Board of Directors, 1989-present

Honors and Awards:

Outstanding Paper Award, Potato Association of America, 1998

President’s Certificate of Appreciation, Potato Association of America, 1997

Certificate of Appointment, Plant Variety Protection Board, 1995

State Team Award, Epsilon Sigma Phi, 1991

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