"agricultural research... in Weslaco... honor...  professional peers could 
bestow upon... Yin-Tung Wang... named Fellow... by the American Society for 
Horticultural Science.
...
Wang is a horticulturist at the Texas A&M University System Agricultural 
Research and Extension Center at Weslaco.
...
Yin-Tung Wang... native of Taiwan, has been a horticulturist at the Texas 
A&M research facilities at Weslaco since 1984... since 1990 he has focused 
on potted orchids and the development of modern production systems...

Dan Lineberger, a professor of horticulture at Texas A&M University... said 
Wang's work has helped make potted orchids one of the hottest-selling 
ornamental commodities in the world.

"As a result of... Wang's exemplary work, he's taken orchids from the realm 
of specialty crop to commodity crop," Lineberger said. "He has developed 
fertilization protocols and addressed cultural requirements for 
post-harvest handling to maximize sales and customer satisfaction. ..."

Wang has written more than 70 refereed publications and many articles for 
the industry and popular press...

Wang has been active in the American Orchid Society and was recently 
elected executive secretary of the International Commercial Orchid Growers 
Organization."

article URL : http://agnews.tamu.edu/dailynews/stories/HORT/Apr1307a.htm

photo : [caption : "Yin-Tung Wang, left, describes the growth pattern of a 
Nobile dendrobium orchid."]

http://agnews.tamu.edu/dailynews/stories/HORT/photos/Apr1307a.jpg

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VB


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