Helen Hart, 1900-1971. Page 1151. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Clarence John Humphrey, 1882-1970. Page 1152. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
The Production of a Noninfectious Lettuce Root Rot Under Controlled Environmental and Soil Conditions. John P. Hartnett, James W. Lorbeer. Pages 1153-1158. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Component Ratio Differences in Strains of Alfalfa Mosaic Virus. F. W. Schwenk, S. H. Smith, and H. E. Williams. Pages 1159-1163. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Pathological Histology of Four Onion Cultivars Infected by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cepae. G. S. Abawi, J. W. Lorbeer. Pages 1164-1169. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Phyllosticta maydis species nova, the Incitant of Yellow Leaf Blight of Maize. D. C. Arny, R. R. Nelson. Pages 1170-1172. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Sucrose in Virus Transmission. C. E. Yarwood. Pages 1173-1176. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Mycoplasmalike Bodies in Periwinkle: Their Cytology and Transmission by Pear Psylla from Pear Trees Affected with Pear Decline. G. H. Kaloostian, H. Hibino, and H. Schneider. Pages 1177-1179. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Relationship of Harvesting Methods and Laboratory Drying Procedures to Fungal Populations and Aflatoxins in Peanuts in Oklahoma. G. L. Barnes, H. C. Young, Jr.. Pages 1180-1184. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Ceratocystis fagacearum Not Transmitted by Ambrosia Beetles. H. W. Wertz, J. M. Skelly, and W. Merrill. Pages 1185-1187. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Effect of Soil Solution and Two Soil Pseudomonads on Sporangium Production by Phytophthora cinnamomi. W. A. Ayers, G. A. Zentmyer. Pages 1188-1193. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Proliferation of Aspergillus flavus in Artificially Infested Windrow-Dried Peanut Fruit in Virginia. D. Morris Porter, F. Scott Wright. Pages 1194-1197. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Translocation of Benomyl in Creeping Bentgrass. W. A. Meyer, J. F. Nicholson, and J. B. Sinclair. Pages 1198-1200. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Physiologic Specialization and Sources of Resistance to Wheat Leaf Rust in Kenya. D. E. Harder. Pages 1201-1204. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Influence of Air Temperature on Brown Stem Rot of Soybean. D. V. Phillips. Pages 1205-1208. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Ozone Injury to Plants as Influenced by Air Velocity During Exposure. Allen S. Heagle, Walter W. Heck, and Denis Body. Pages 1209-1212. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Symptomless Carriers of the Tomato Fusarium Wilt Pathogen. J. Katan. Pages 1213-1217. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Inheritance of Resistance to Powdery Mildew in Cucumber. S. Shanmugasundaram, P. H. Williams, and C. E. Peterson. Pages 1218-1221. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Properties of a Virus Isolated from Golden Elderberry, Sambucus nigra aurea. A. Juergen Hansen, R. Stace-Smith. Pages 1222-1229. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Acquisition Through Artificial Membranes and Transmission of Oat Blue Dwarf Virus by Macrosteles fascifrons. Donna L. Long, R. G. Timian. Pages 1230-1232. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Some Factors Affecting the Occurrence and Development of Foot Rot on Citrus Trees. J. O. Whiteside. Pages 1233-1238. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
The Influence of Races of Heterodera glycines on Nodulation and Nitrogen-Fixing Capacity of Soybean. P. S. Lehman, D. Huisingh, and K. R. Barker. Pages 1239-1244. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Structural Integrity of the Cotton Fruit and Infection by Microorganisms. L. J. Ashworth, Jr.,, R. B. Hine. Pages 1245-1248. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Histology and Ultrastructure of Flax Crinkle. E. E. Banttari, R. J. Zeyen. Pages 1249-1252. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Effect of Inoculum Density of Sclerotium cepivorum and Some Soil Environmental Factors on Disease Severity. P. B. Adams, G. C. Papavizas. Pages 1253-1256. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Vector Preference, a Factor of Resistance to Curly Top Virus in Certain Tomato Cultivars. Peter E. Thomas, Mark W. Martin. Pages 1257-1260. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Changes in Phenol Metabolism Associated with Induced Systemic Resistance to Tobacco Mosaic Virus in Samsun NN Tobacco. Thomas J. Simons, A. Frank Ross. Pages 1261-1265. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Dimorphism in Verticillium albo-atrum as Affected by Initial Spore Concentration and Antisporulant Chemicals. N. T. Keen, M. C. Wang, Margaret Long, and D. C. Erwin. Pages 1266-1269. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Relative Differential Efficiency of Buds and Root Chips in Transmitting the Causal Agent of Peach Stem Pitting and Incidence of Necrotic RingSpot Virus in Pitted Trees. Srecko M. Mircetich, E. L. Civerolo, and H. W. Fogle. Pages 1270-1276. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Effects of Gaseous Hydrogen Fluoride on Oxidative Enzymes of Pelargonium zonale Leaves. B. W. Poovaiah, H. H. Wiebe. Pages 1277-1279. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Analyses Involving Inoculum Density of Soil-Borne Plant Pathogens in Epidemiology. Ralph Baker. Pages 1280-1292. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Identification of Four Phytophthora Isolates Previously Unreported from Arizona. Jerald E. Wheeler, Alice M. Boyle. Pages 1293-1296. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Interaction of Macrophomina phaseolina and Meloidogyne javanica on Ligustrum japonicum. S. A. Alfieri, Jr., D. E. Stokes. Pages 1297-1298. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
An Improved Bioassay for Pyrenochaeta terrestris in Soil. Francis L. Pfleger, Edward K. Vaughan. Pages 1299-1300. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Translocation of Benomyl, Carboxin, and Chloroneb in Soybean Seedlings. P. N. Thapliyal, J. B. Sinclair. Pages 1301-1302. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Occurrence of a Strain of Tobacco Streak Virus in North Carolina. G. V. Gooding, Jr.. Pages 1303-1304. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Viburnum Calico Caused by a Strain of Alfalfa Mosaic Virus. H. E. Williams, S. H. Smith, and F. W. Schwenk. Pages 1305. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Increases in Peroxidase Isoenzyme Activity in Bean Leaves Exposed to Low Doses of Ozone. C. R. Curtis, R. K. Howell. Pages 1306-1307. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Postharvest Chemical Treatments for Control of Blue Mold of Apples in Storage. D. H. Spalding, R. E. Hardenburg. Pages 1308-1309. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Improved Techniques for Initiation of Bacterial Brown Spot of Bean in the Greenhouse. S. M. Saad, D. J. Hagedorn. Pages 1310-1311. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Root Distribution as a Factor Influencing Symptom Expression of Verticillium Wilt of Cotton. Douglas J. Phillips, Stephen Wilhelm. Pages 1312-1313. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Weed Hosts of the SFR Strain of Pseudomonas solanacearum, Causal Organism of Bacterial Wilt of Bananas. L. A. Berg. Pages 1314-1315. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Association of a Mycoplasma with Haywire Disorder of Potatoes. J. S. Semancik, J. Peterson. Pages 1316-1317. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
Inheritance of Resistance to Tobacco Etch and Cucumber Mosaic Viruses in Capsicum frutescens. Earl P. Barrios, H. I. Mosokar, and L. L. Black. Pages 1318. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
