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Plant Disease July, 1988
Volume 72, Number 7


Plant Disease Editorial Board & Policies.  Page: 555   VIEW ABSTRACT  |  VIEW ARTICLE

Editorial

Graduate Student Awards and Recognition. James M. McGuire. Page 556. VIEW ARTICLE.

Focus

The Latest in Plant Pathology and Nematology. Page 557. VIEW ARTICLE.

Feature

Mealybug Wilt, Mealybugs, and Ants on Pineapple. Kenneth G. Rohrbach, John W. Beardsley, Thomas L. German, Neal J. Reimer, and Wallace G. Sanford. Pages: 558-565 VIEW ARTICLE

Common Names for Plant Diseases. Pages: 567-574. VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Research

Airborne Dispersal of Bacteria in Tomato and Pepper Transplant Fields. T. B. McInnes, R. D. Gitaitis, S. M. McCarter, C. A. Jaworski, and S. C. Phatak. Pages: 575-579 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Biological Limitations of Protomyces gravidus as a Mycoherbicide for Giant Ragweed, Ambrosia trifida. R. D. Cartwright, G. E. Templeton. Pages: 580-582 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Infection of Sweet Potato by Cucumber Mosaic Virus Depends on the Presence of Sweet Potato Feathery Mottle Virus. J. Cohen, G. Loebenstein, and Sara Spiegel. Pages: 583-585 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Susceptibility of Corynebacterium sepedonicum to Disinfectants In Vitro. Gary A. Secor, Lynda DeBuhr, and Neil C. Gudmestad. Pages: 585-588 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Effect of Calcium Sulfate on Pod Rot of Peanut. A. B. Filonow, H. A. Melouk, M. Martin, and J. Sherwood. Pages: 589-593 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

New Forage Legume Hosts of Sclerotinia trifoliorum and S. sclerotiorum in the Southeastern United States. R. G. Pratt, S. M. Dabney, and D. A. Mays. Pages: 593-596 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Anastomosis Group 3 Is the Major Cause of Rhizoctonia Disease of Potato in Maine. B. P. Bandy, S. S. Leach, and S. M. Tavantzis. Pages: 596-598 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Tan Spot Effects on Yield and Yield Components Relative to Growth Stage in Winter Wheat. A. Shabeer, W. W. Bockus. Pages: 599-602 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Transfer of Disease Resistance from Diploid to Tetraploid Alfalfa by Unreduced Female Gametes. M. J. Havey, D. P. Maxwell. Pages: 603-604 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Effect of Chloride Fertilizers on Development of Powdery Mildew of Winter Wheat. A. P. Grybauskas, A. L. Their, and D. J. Sammons. Pages: 605-608 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Inheritance of Blast Resistance in Two-Rowed Barley. Hiroshi Yaegashi. Pages: 608-610 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Phytophthora Root Rot Development on Mycorrhizal and Phosphorus-Fertilized Nonmycorrhizal Sweet Orange Seedlings. J. H. Graham, D. S. Egel. Pages: 611-614 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Screening Jack Pine Seedlings for Resistance to Endocronartium harknessii. T. A. Burnes, R. A. Blanchette, C.-G. Wang, and D. W. French. Pages: 614-616 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Comparative Nematicidal Control of Heterodera schachtii on Sugar Beet as Affected by Soil Temperature and Soil Type. G. D. Griffin. Pages: 617-621 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Pilot Tests for Commercial Production and Application of Bacillus subtilis (B-3) for Postharvest Control of Peach Brown Rot. P. L. Pusey, M. W. Hotchkiss, H. T. Dulmage, R. A. Baumgardner, E. I. Zehr, C. C. Reilly, and C. L. Wilson. Pages: 622-626 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Factors Contributing to the Rare Occurrence of Scab on Sweet Orange in Florida. J. O. Whiteside. Pages: 626-628 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Evaluation of the Tree-Row-Volume Model for Full-Season Pesticide Application on Apples. T. B. Sutton, C. R. Unrath. Pages: 629-632 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Comparison of Predictive Systems for Timing the Initial Fungicide Application to Control Botrytis Leaf Blight of Onion. P. C. Vincelli, J. W. Lorbeer. Pages: 632-635 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Natural Spread of Cherry Rugose Mosaic Disease and Two Prunus Necrotic Ringspot Virus Biotypes in a Central Washington Sweet Cherry Orchard. W. E. Howell, G. I. Mink. Pages: 636-640 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Screening for Seedling Resistance to Rice Yellow Mottle Virus in Some Rice Cultivars in Sierra Leone. S. N. Fomba. Pages: 641-642 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Brief Report

Mechanical Transmission of Xanthomonas campestris pv. pruni in Plum Nursery Trees. C. A. Goodman, M. J. Hattingh. Pages: 643 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE

Disease Notes

Incidence of Peanut Mottle Virus in Peanuts in South Texas. H. B. Highland, P. Sreenivasulu, and J. W. Demski. Pages: 644 VIEW NOTE

First Report of Sheath Blight (Rhizoctonia solani) on Field Corn in Arkansas. M. C. Hirrel, F. N. Lee, J. L. Dale, and D. E. Plunkett. Pages: 644 VIEW NOTE

Outbreak of Sycamore Leaf Scorch in the Carolinas. R. A. Haygood, W. Witcher, and R. K. Jones. Pages: 644 VIEW NOTE

Seedling Infection of Soybean by Rhizoctonia solani AG-1, Causal Agent of Aerial Blight. X. B. Yang, G. T. Berggren, Jr., and J. P. Snow. Pages: 644 VIEW NOTE

Survey of Reproductive Forms of Rhizoctonia solani on Soybean in Louisiana. X. B. Yang, J. P. Snow, and G. T. Berggren Jr. Pages: 644 VIEW NOTE