Historic, Archive Document

Do not assume content reflects current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices.

4

Unitea States Department of Agriculture The Protection of

National Agricultural Library Leaf Vegetables,

Beltsville, Maryland 20705 January 1979-April 1988 and

United States Environmental Protection Agency Citations from AGRICOLA Concerning

Office of Pesticide Programs Diseases and Other Environmental

Washington, DC 20460 Considerations

Bibliographies and Literature of Agriculture Number 67 912089 United States Department of The Protection of Agriculture

National Aaricultural Leaf Vegetables, Library

Beltsville, January 1979-April 1988 Maryland 20705 and

United States Citations from AGRICOLA Concerning Environmental Protection Agency Diseases and Other Environmental

Office of Pesticide Considerations Programs

Washington, DC 20460 Compiled and Edited by Charles N. Bebee National Agricultural Library Bibliographies and Literature of Agriculture Number 67

July 1988

.

FOREWORD

This is the 21st volume in a series of commodity-oriented environmental bibliographies resulting from a memorandum of understanding between the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library (USDA-NAL), and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Pesticide Programs (EPA-OPP)

This close working relationship between the two agencies will produce a series of bibliographies which will be useful to EPA In the regulation of pesticides, as well as to any researcher In the field of plant or commodity protection. The broad scope of Information contained In this series will benefit USDA, EPA, and the agricultural community as a whole.

The sources referenced In these bibliographies Include the majority of the latest available Information from U.S. publications involving commodity protection throughout the growing and processing stages for each agricultural commodity.

We welcome the opportunity to join this cooperative effort between USDA and EPA in support of the national agric ultural community; y- J f ^

JOSEPH H// HOWARD, Director DOUGLAS D. CAMPT, Director National Agricultural Library Office of Pesticide Programs

The citations in this bibliography are selected from works by U.S. authors on the protection of leaf vegetables. All citations are derived frcm AGRIOOIA

(AGEtECultural QnLine Access) , the database ccaoopiled by the National Agricultural Library.

This is the 21st bibliography included in a series jointly sponsored by the

National Agricultural Library, U.S. D^iartment of Agriculture (USDA-NAL) , and the Science Sv:?port Branch, Benefits and Use Division, Office of Pesticide

Programs, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA-OPP) . Recent volxanes in this series include The Protection of Sugarcane and Sugar Beets. Bibliographies planned for the current year include Plant Grcwth Regulators, The Protection of Hays, The Protection of Citrus, The Protection of Turf Grasses, The Protection of Root Vegetables, and The Protection of Rice.

Any ccsnments or questions may be forwarded to the caipiler:

Charles N. Bebee USDA, National Agricultural Library Room 1402 Beltsville, MD 20705 (301) 344-4077

AVAILABILITY OF CITED DOCUMENTS

NON-USDA PATRONS

The materials listed In this bibliography are available on Interllbrary loan through your local library. The librarian In your public, State, university, or corporate library can assist you In obtaining materials either In your area or directly from the National Agricultural Library. Current charges for photocopies are $5 for the first 10 pages, $3 for each additional 10 pages, $5 for the first flche, and $5 for each additional flche. Invoices are Issued quarterly. Requests must comply with the National or International Interllbrary Loan Code. If you have questions about the availability of these materials, please write to:

Lending Branch National Agricultural Library Beltsville, MD 20705

USDA Patrons

The materials listed in this bibliography may be obtained by submitting one Form AD-245 for each item requested to your local Agency or Regional Document Delivery System Library or directly to the National Agricultural Library, Lending Branch.

s s 0 281

The Protection of Leaf Vegetables January 1979-April 1988

AcrriGU Itur© 1 Research 2-5 Meteorology and Climatology 6 Extension and Advisorv Work 7

Egw onV XA Wom111 ^icv s 8 Economics of Agric. Production 9 Farm Organization and Management 1 Distribution and Marketing 11-15

Rr*ad1n£P. Sfcandar*ds. I. ahpllincr 1 6-24 Farm 25 Plant SoJpnoe 26 Plant P r od u o t 1 on — Ho r t iou 1 t u r a 1 Crona 27-97 Plant P r odu c t ion—F ie Id Croos 98-101

PlantX ^ fc» XX W BreedingX^ X W w Vt XX 102-17 Plant Structure 172-175 Plant Nutrition 176-188 Plant Phvsiolocfv and Bi oohpind st r»v 1 8Q-2^5 Plant TflYonnrnv anrf (i

Pr'otpftion of* Planh «i 2^7-27^ Pests of P 1 a n t s — Gen e r a 1 and Misc. 274-277 Pests of P 1 a n t s — T n s PG t 278-576

XUWWt^Pests of PlanX XClXX(/l0iis-.NefnatXvw ill CI w wodesVX w w 577-5 86 Plant Diseases— General 587-6 1

PlantX ^ XX V D ^i sli^ Weasfe^ we slij —FuX V4 XIn J? V*a ^1 6 1 9-78^

PlantX J. Ci XX V Diseases*L 1^ G GL *S ^ is — XJRaoCX w terlalV ^ X J* GL 784-81 Plani" Di^pasps — Vij^al 81 ?-Q5

XPlantXCiXil/ X/Xl0CClldwl9Diseasp^— PViv^ioloffloalX XXVl9J.W(i.wKXV^ClX Q52-Q7 8 Miscellaneous Plant Disorders 979-1 027 Protection of Plant Products— General and Misc. 1028-1042

ProtectionX X W V ^ W ^ V XX WofX PlantX ^ O XX W ProduoXX W V& U \^ ts—(/ X^ InsectJb XX W w V w 1043-1046 n C vi O 1047-1110

XPpst9i^w^\^^vi^*^lo i dps«-Rpnpf*au ^ XX 9 X a ^1 1111-1170

1171-117^11(1 1 1 ( J 117 4

Soil nhpmish pv nnd Phvsios 1 175-1 177

Soil Fertility-Fertilizers 1 178-1 188 Soil Cultivation 1189-1193 Animal Science 1 194-1 195

Entomology Related 1 196-1216 Animal Reproduction 1217 Animal Ecology 1218-1220 Animal Nutrition 1221-1222 Animal Physiology and Biochemistry 1223-1226 Animal Taxonomy and Geography 1227 Pest of Animals-Helminths 1228 Animal Diseases-Fungal 1229 Animal Diseases-Viral 1230-1232 i > i v

The Protection of Leaf Vegetables January 1979-April 1988

AffT*i Pll 1 tlUT*P 1

11 w W w A LX 2-5 Meteorolocv and C llmat o locr 6 Exfcpnslon and Advlsor»v Wftr*lf 7

UEg UonXI Wom111 _L1 ^p Os 8 Economics of Asrlc . Production 9 Farm Organization and Management 10 ni^t"-i^ihii1"iori And Ma plf p t* i n 11-15 16-24 F 3 rin 25 26 27-97

*Plantd AA V Production—X X WUUwVXwU'XFipldX^XU WXCron^vL/O 98-101 PlantX XCLXXw X^XRpppdincTCwUXll K 102- 17 1 Plant Str*uotvif*p 172- 175 Plant Nutrition 176- 188 xXdUUPlflnt xiXjrOXV/XV^^jrPhvQ^Aloffv dxlUand RiA^^ViPTn^Qti^vUXwV^il\71UXOvXj 1 89- 235 PTftM^ Tav/^nrtinv and nortcfr*Qr\V^v t J u XXPy*r^i'P(^^'ir»nVlUCwi/XViX Af* xXCLXivOPlanf'ci 2^7- 27 ^

XC701/0Pp^t^ \Jof*X XXClXil/0"*VlN7XiOXCLXPlanl'^ — rrPnpfal ClXXKland IIXOV*Ml^f* 27 4- 27 7 ppai"Q of* Plani"*llv?lllClvV/UCi3Plan^Q^Mi^ma^odpQ 577- 586

PlantX (X d XX ^ Dlspasps—GpnpralX^ «L W ^ Ci liJ w W U W XX ^ X u X 5 87- 6 1 8 XPlantXmiV X/XlSwClwwa9Dispa^p^— XFuneralUiifsClX 619- 783 xXdXXvPlant X/XOCdi-^CSw'OClV.'V^^XT^1cioaQoci_Pao'f'or*'talXdX 784- 812 xXdXxUPlanl" X/XOc;d£>CC>*VXXDH^oacioQ — V'tT^aldX 813- 951 r xdxii/ L'±ocfdot;o~x£xyc>±ux\.i{^xudx 952- 978 iiXi9V^CXXdXX^WU0Misppl lanpous XPlantXdlXv DisordPT*sl^XliJV/X \X^X w 979- 1027

ProtpotionX X V w W w W X W XX of*w X XPlant^ CL XX V XXP roducV \X vt tV sli^ — Gen\al ^ XX WeraX w4 A1 andGi XX Vi Miso-X A JL w • 1028 -1042

XPpotpol"X Uv^V^wXWXXIon wXof* XPlantXdllv XPr*oduots-»TnspGtaX wvivlwviS~^XXtJ^vWft9 1043 -1046

III <^ d Q W CA U £) 1047 -1 110 X^C?£>vXV^XUC!0*VIC;XXC7XPpQt 'fo'idpQaG^npi^adX1 1111 -1170 OV^XX^o*il OV^XCXXvl?-^o"itf*nop 1171 -1173 1174

OUXX \^ LX Ui X O V I J dXxU L LI J tS i> 1 175 -1 177 k^VXX<3rji 1 Fprtilitv—FprtlliypraX wX wXXXwJf X ^X vXXXA^X 0 1178 -1188 Soil Cultivation 1189 -1193 Animal Science 1194 -1195 Entomology Related 1 196 -1216 Animal Reproduction 1217 Animal Ecology 1218 -1220 Animal Nutrition 1221 -1 222 Animal Physiology and Biochemistry 1223 -1226 Animal Taxonomy and Geography 1227 Pest of Animals-Helminths 1228 Animal Diseases-Fungal 1229 Animal Diseases- Viral 1230 -1232

Animal Disorders-Physical Trauma 1233 Aauaculbure Related 1234- 1235

&Faf*inOA lU RnuiDmAntU U Jk ^ lU W V 1 236- 1 237 ~ 12^8-1 J w 1240 Conservation and Use of* Enercpv 1241 npalnaffp and Tf*f* 1 era 1 1 on 1242 1 1 1 Food SplpnoA- Ho p t o u t u pa Cnon 11 24^-t. T J 1 246 Food Processing} Horticultural Crop 1 247 Food Storage, Horticultural Crop 1248- 1260 Food Contamination and Toxicology 1261- 1264 Food Contamination, Dairy 1265 Food Contamination, Horticultural Crop 1266- 1289 Food Packaging, Horticultural 1290 Food Composition, Horticultural Crop 1291- 1295 Human Nutrition 1296 Home Economics 1297 Pollution 1298- 1307 Mathematics and Statistics 1308- 1309 Documentation 1310- 1312 Human Medicine, Health and Safety 1313 Author Index p. 165-175

EPA BIBLIOGRAPHY

AGRICULTURE

0001

Effects of pestlcfde treatments on the carotenoid pigments of lettuce. OAFCAU. Rouchaud, J. Moons, C; Meyer, J. A.

Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Nov/Dec 1984. V. 32 (6). p. 1241-1245. Includes references. (NAL Ca11 No.: DNAL 381 J8223). .. . RESEARCH

0002

Experiment station work, XVIII value of stable manure, foundation In comb building, alfafa as a fertilizer, ridding houses of flies, liming acid soils, slop for pigs, celery culture, profitable crops for pigs, the greenhouse In summer, barley for horses, frost-resisting strawberries, water In butter, fumi gator for fruit trees, losses in the silo /prepared in the Office of Experiment Stations.

Washington : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1901.

Cover title. 32 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call

No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 133).

0003

Experiment station work, XVI I lvalue of stable manure, foundation in comb building, alfalfa as a fertilizer, ridding houses of flies, liming acid soils, slop for pigs, celery culture, profitable crops for pigs, the greenhouse In summer, barley for horses, frost-resisting strawberries, water in butter, fumigation of fruit trees, losses in the silo /prepared in the Office of Experiment Stations. --.

Washington : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1901. 32 p. ill. --. Includes bibliographical references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Fiche S-70 no. 133)

0004

Experiment station work, XLII Extension of rice culture, laxative properties of wheat bran, growing seed potatoes under mulch, emmer as a feeding stuff, manure as a summer mulch in forcing houses, roots for farm animals, cabbage as stock feed, renewal of old orchards, pasturing hogs, injury by Bordeaux mixture, cull beans as a feed for hogs, gluten flours and similar foods, healthy poultry /prepared in the Office of Experiment Stations.

Washington : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1907. Cover title.- "Compiled from the publications of the agricultural experiment stations.". 32 p. ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no . 305 )

0005

Experiment station work, XLIIcomplled from the publications of the agricultural experiment stations : extension of rice culture, laxative properties of wheat bran, growing seed potatoes under mulch, emmer as a feeding stuff, manure as a summer mulch in forcing houses, roots for farm animals, cabbage as stock feed, renewal of old orchards, pasturing hogs. Injury by Bordeuax mixture, cull beans as a feed for hogs, gluten flours and similar foods, healthy poultry /prepared in the Office of Experiment Stations. —

Washington, D. C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1907. 32 p. --. Includes bibliographical references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Fiche S-70

no . 305 )

2 METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY

0006

Cool spring of 1983 results In SMdstalks and puffy heads In some cabbage cult Ivans.

Bowers, J.L. Motes. D. ; Peerson, M.E.

Fayettevi 1 1e, Ark. : The Station. Arkansas farm research - Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. Mar/Apr 1984. v. 33 (2). p. 7. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 AR42F).

3 EXTENSION AND ADVISORY WORK NON US

0007

The Investigation of cause and potential commercial control measures of lettuce drop / by Dale Harry Young. -.

Young, Dale Harry, 1939- . 1977. Professional paper (M. P. S. ( Agr .)- -Cornel 1 University, 1977. Extension Repository Collection -Typescript (photocopy )-Incl udes biographical sketch. 31 leaves : col. 111. ; 28 cm. Bibliography: leaves 28-31. (NAL Call No.:

SB351 .L6Y6) .

4 . ECONOMICS

0008

1979 pesticide use on vegetables in five regions.

Ferguson, W.L. Washington, D.C. : The Service. Extract: According to a 1979 Vegetable Pesticide Survey, approximately 16 million pounds of pesticides (excluding mineral spirits) were used to control weeds, insects, diseases, and nematodes on 12 vegetable crops in five regions which included 18 States. The five regions are Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Northwest and Southwest. The 12 vegetable crops include, cabbage, cantaloups, carrots, celery, cucumbers, green peas, lettuce, onions, snap beans, sweet corn, tomatoes, and watermelons. Approximately 11.5 million acre-treatments were made ranging from a low of 137,500 treatments on 126,300 acres of cucumbers to a high of 3.2 million treatments on 555,900 acre-treatments, application rate. ERS staff report - United States Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. Jan 1984. Available from NTIS, order no. PB84-153931. Predominantly tables -Includes statistical data. Jan 1984. ( AGES83092G) . 117 p. (NAL Call No.: 916762( AGE ) )

5 .

ECONOMICS OF AGRIC. PRODUCTION

0009

The cost of producing celery In West Central Michigan.

MUCBA. Shapley, A.E. East Lansing, Mich. : The Service. Extract: The climate in Michigan is conducive to the production of very high quality celery for both fresh and processed markets. However, diseases, pests and local extremes in weather make celery a high risk crop that requires a high level of horticultural skills. The recent increase in input prices relative to product price also demands higher levels of skill in, and information for, practicing farm business management if growing celery is to remain profitable. This report is an attempt to provide some of that needed information. Extension bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University. Includes statistical data. Dec 1983. (1752). 8 p. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL 275.29 M58B )

6 .

FARM ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

0010

1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the Midwest, a preliminary report. Webb, S.H. Ferguson, W.L. Washington, D.C. The Service. Extract: According to a 1979 Vegetable Pesticide Use Survey, approximately 6 million pounds of pesticides (excluding mineral spirits) were used to control weeds, insects, diseases, and nematodes on 12 vegetable crops in six Midwest States. The six States included in the survey are Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The 12 vegetable crops include cabbage, carrots, celery, cucumbers, green peas, lettuce, melons (cantaloups and watermelons), onions, snap beans, sweet corn, and tomatoes. Nearly 4.0 million acre-treatments were made ranging from 23,000 for watermelons to 1,183,000 for sweet corn. ERS staff report - United States Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. Dec 1981. Predominantly tables. Available from NTIS, order no. PB83-204040. Dec 1981.

(AGES811217) . 93 p. (NAL Call No.: 916762(AGE) )

7 . . .

DISTRIBUTION AND MARKETING

0011

Disorders in cabbage, bunched broccoli, and cauliflower shipments to the New York market, 1972-1985. PLDIDE. Ceponis, M.J. Cappelllnl, R.A.;

Lightner, G.W. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathologlcal Society. Plant disease. Dec 1987. V. 71 (12). p. 1151-1154. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P).

0012

Disorders In crisphead lettuce shipments to the New York market, 1972-1984. PLDRA. Ceponis, M.J. Cappelllnl, R.A.;

Lightner, G.W. St. Paul, M1nn. : American Phytopathologlcal Society. Plant disease. Nov

1985. . V. 69 (11). p. 1016-1020. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P )

0013

Evaluation of shipping containers for western lettuce / by Goodloe Barry, William R. Black and Peter G. Chapogas . Barry, Goodloe. Black, William R._1923-: Chapogas, Peter G.,_1928-. Washington, D.C. Agricultural Marketing Service, Marketing Research Division, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1958. Cover title.- "Issued July 1958.". iv, 38 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Mr no.248)

0014

Weed control in cabbage: what are our options?.

ORRDA. Gorski, S.F. Wooster, Ohio : The Center. Ohio report on research and development in agriculture, home economics, and natural resources - Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center. Jan/Feb 1985. v. 70 (1). p. 3-4. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 0H3S (3)).

0015

$14 a pound for broccoli! Maybe, without pesticides (Costs of crop production without the use of chemicals for Insect, weed and disease control ) Fresno, Calif., Western Agricultural Publishing Co. California Arizona cotton. May 1979. May 1979. p. 25. (NAL Call No,: SB245.A1C3). \

I

I

8 . .

GRADING, STANDARDS, LABELLING

0016 1978. V. 2 (2). p. 399-406. 111. Bibliography p. 405-406. (NAL Call No.: RB152.J6). Behavior of Clostridium botullnum In vacuum-packed fresh celery (Inhibition factors) Johnson, C.E. Ames. Iowa, International 0022 Association of M1lk, Food, and Evironmental Sanitarians. Journal of food protection. Jan Quantitative thin- layer chromatographic

1979. V. 42 (1). p. 49-50. 111. 9 ref . (NAL determination of Br- (bromine) residues In

Cal 1 No. : 44.8 J824) crops (tomatoes, carrots, lettuce) after soil treatment by methyl bromide. Gordts, L.A.-4- Vandezande, A. Cauwenberge, P.P. van. Washington, American Chemical Society. 0017 Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Jan/Feb 1979. v. 27 (1). p. 132-134. 111. 13 Confirmation of organothlophosphorus ref. (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223). Insecticide residues In fruit and vegetables by oxidative derlvatlzatlon (Celery, potatoes, lettuce, tomatoes, and apples). Singh, J. Cochrane, W.P. Arlington, Va. 0023 Journal Association of Official Analytical Chemists. July 1979. v. 62 (4). p. 751-756. Stress metabolites of plants - A growing 111. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 381 AS7). concern. Wood, Garnet t E. Ames, Iowa, International Association of Milk, Food, and Evironmental Sanitarians. Abstract: The concentration of 0018 certain compounds that are natural constituents of plants may Increase to toxic levels under Elemental and polychlorlnated biphenyl content various stress conditions. The stress compounds of tissues and Intestinal aryl hydrocarbon produced In the following plants consumed hydroxylase activity of guinea pigs fed cabbage directly In the United States are discussed: grovm on municipal sewage sludge. green beans; lima beans; broad beans; lentils; Bablsh, J.G. Stoewsand, G.S. Washington, garden peas; soybeans; alfalfa; groundnuts; American Chemical Society. Journal of cowpeas; sugar beets; grapes and grapevine agricultural and food chemistry. Mar/Apr 1979. leaves; parsnips; parsley; celery; safflower; V. 27 (2). p. 399-402. 111. 23 ref. (NAL Call and mulberry plants. A mul tldiscipl Inary effort No.: 381 J8223). is needed to establish a monitoring system for stress compounds in food. Many plants have not yet been Investigated and little consideration has been given to environmental stress from 0019 temperature, rainfall, agronomic practices, etc. In-depth toxicol ogical studies are needed. Gas-liquid chromatographic determination of Journal of food protection. June 1979. v. 42 bromide ion in lettuce: inter laboratory (6). p. 496-501,475. ill. 68 ref. studies. Greve, P. A. Grevenstuk. W.B.F. Arlington, Va., The Association. Journal .Association of Official Analytical Chemists. Sept 1979. v. 62 0024 (5). p. 1155-1159. 111. 6 ref. (NAL Call No.: 381 AS7). 1978 sauerkraut seminar (Includes cabbage and cucumber fermentation, processing, lead contamination, cabbage varieties, markets). Downing, D.L. (ed.). Geneva. Special reportNew 0020 York (State). Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva. Dec 1978. Dec 1978. (30). 17 p. ill.

Inhibition of aflatox In- Induced serum (NAL Call No. : S95.E24). alpha-fetoprotein In rats fed cauliflower. Boyd, J.N. Sell, S. New York, Academic Press. Proceedings of The Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. Sept 1979. v. 161 (4). p. 473-475. in. 22 ref. (NAL Call No.: 442.9 SOI).

0021

Inhibition of hepatic toxicities from polybromlnated bi phenyls and aflatoxin B1 in rats fed cauliflower. Stoewsand, G.S. Bablsh. J.B. Park Forest South, 111. Pathotox Publishers. Journal of environmental pathology and toxicology. Nov/Dec

9 .

FARM

0025

$14 a pound for broccoli! Maybe, without pesticides (Costs of crop production without the use of chemicals for insect, weed and

disease control ) Fresno, Calif., Western Agricultural Publishing Co. California Arizona cotton. May 1979. May 1979. p. 25. (NAL Call No.: SB245.A1C3).

10 .

PLANT SCIENCE

0026

Ladybugs and lettuce leaves / J. Hunken (and - others ) . Hunken, Jorie.; Madama, John.; Barnes, Tracy. Somerville, MA. Project Outside/Inside 1978. Abstract: The wonders of nature can be explored by students through a gardening project. Flash cards and instruction manual describe each step in the process: finding a suitable garden plot near school; creating a calendar; deciding what to plant; defining the plants' needs for nutrients, water and sun; knowing the garden tools; controlling pests; and learning the role of vegetables in nutrition needs. Plants suitable for container gardening are discussed as well as seed sprouting for indoors. The emphasis is on understanding life cycles, and increasing awareness of the beauty of the natural world. Includes Teachers' manual. (187)

p. : ill. (NAL Call No.: SB453.L3 F&N B-2525).

11 ......

PLANT PRODUCTION - HORTICULTURAL CROPS

0027 0033

Alleviation of thermodormancy in coated lettuce Cabbage plant responses to residual phosphorus seeds by seed priming. and potassium in the soil and to band-applied HJHSA. Valdes, V.M. Bradford, K.J.; Mayberry, concentrated superphosphate and potassium

K;S. Alexandria, Va. : American Society for chloride fertilizers.

Horticultural Science. HortScience. Dec 1985. AGJOAT. Peck, N.H. MacDonald, G.E.; Hemmat , M.

V. 20 (6). p. 1112-1114. Includes references. Madison, Wis. : American Society of Agronomy.

(NAL Call No.: DNAL SB 1 . H6 ) Agronomy journal. Sept/Oct 1987. v. 79 (5). p. 831-837. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 4 AM34P)

0028

Asparagus starts up slow but goes on and on; 0034 rhubarb also takes Its own sweet time. Asparagus (Includes diseases and pests). Cabbage variety situation for 1984.

Garrison, S.A. Ellison, J.H. Washington. The NYAEA. Becker. R.F. Geneva, N.Y. : The Station. yearbook of agr i cul tureUni ted States Dept. of Special report - New York State Agricultural Agriculture. 1977. 1977. p. 196-201. ill. (NAL Experiment Station, Geneva. Apr 1985. (56). p.

Cal 1 No. : 1 AG84Y) 9-10. (NAL Call No.: DNAL S95.E24).

0029 0035

Batavian escarole. Cabbage yellows, caused by Fusarium

Morrow, J. Wyoming, Rhode Island : Bio-Dynamic conglutinans, in Iowa /I.E. Melhus, A.T. Erwin Farming and Gardening Association. and Frank Van Hal tern. Bio-dynamics. Winter 1985. (153). p. 67-72. Melhus, I. E. 1880-. Erwin, A. T._1874-; Van

ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 56.8 B52). Haltern, Frank. Ames, Iowa : Agricultural Experiment Station, Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, 1926. Caption

title.- Bibliography: p. 215-216. p. 188-216 :

0030 ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 Io9 no.235) Broccoli and cauliflower production.

Williams, D. Patterson, M. ; Brown. S.; Gazaway,

W. ; Mitchell, C.C. dr.; Turner. J.; Evans. C. - Auburn. Ala. : The Service. Circular ANR 0036 Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn University. July 1987. (290). 4 p. ill. (NAL Combined effects of soi 1 -invorporated and

Call No.: DNAL S544 . 3 . A2C47 ) foliar-applied insecticides in bed-system production of Brass ica crops (Broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, pest

control ) 0031 Finlayson, D.G. Ottawa, Agricultural Institute of Canada. Canadian journal of plant science. Broccoli and cauliflower production In Florida. Apr 1979. V. 59 (2). p. 399-410. ill. 10 ref

Olson. S.M. Sherman, M. Gainesville, Fla. : The (NAL Cal 1 No. : 450 C16) Service. Circular - Florida Cooperative Extension Service. 1985. (555). 6 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 F66C). 0037

A comparison of control led- re lease and certain 0032 soluble N (nitrogen) fertilizers on yield and maturity in spring-grown head lettuce (Plant Cabbage, brussels sprouts, cauliflower and nutrition, Arizona). Kohlrabi: Seed production in the Pacific Pew, W.D. Gardner, B.R.; Bessey. P.M.

Northwest Alexandria. Va. : The Society. Journal of the

darmin, M.L. Corvallis, Or. : The Service. PNW American Society for Horticultural Science. - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication, July 1984. V. 109 (4). p. 531-535. Includes 16 Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). Universities. Cooperative Extension Service. June 1985. (268). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 W27PN)

12 ......

(PLANT PRODUCTION - HORTICULTURAL CROPS)

0038 0043

Diseases and Insect pests of cabbage and Effects of fumigant and nonfumigant nematicides related plants identification and control /by on Belonolaimus longicaudatus and Hoplolaimus L.H. Shropshire and K.J. Kadow. galeatus populations and subsequent yield of Shropshire, L. H. Kadow, K. J._1908-. Urbana, cabbage

111. : University of Illinois, College of PLDRA. Rhoades, H.L. St. Paul, Minn. : American

Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station Phytopathol og i cal Society. Plant disease. June and Extension Service in Agriculture and Home 1986. V. 70 (6). p. 581-582. Includes 6

Economics, 1936. 49 p. ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). Call No.: DNAL 275.29 IL62C no. 454).

0044 0039 The effects of nutrient solution sterilization Effect of CDEC (2-chloroany1 on the growth and yield of hydroponical ly grown di ethyl dithiocarbamate) and amount of water lettuce. carrier on crisphead lettuce yield, quality and HJHSA. Schwartzkopf , S.H. Dudzinski, D.; weed control Winners, R.S. Alexandria, Va. : American Guzman, V.L. Dusky, J. A. s.l.. The Society. Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Oct 1987. V. 22 (5). p. 873-874. Includes Florida State Horticultural Society. 1980 (pub references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6).

1981). V. 93. p. 271-273. 3 ref . (NAL Call No.: 81 F66).

0045

0040 Effects of wirestem, wind injury, and iprodione on yields of six broccoli cultivars. The effect of raised beds, population HJHSA. Kahn, B.A. Conway, K.E.; Fisher, C.G. densities, and planting date on the incidence Alexandria, Va. : American Society for of bacterial soft rot in Chinese cabbage. Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1986. dOSHB. Fritz, V . A . Honma , S. Alexandria, Va. v. 21 (5). p. 1136-1139. Includes references. The Society. Journal of the American Society (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6). for Horticultural Science. Jan 1987. v. 112 (1). p. 41-44. Includes 15 references. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 81 5012) 0046

Evaluation of spinach varieties and breeding 0041 lines for horticultural characteristics and resistance to white rust disease (Albugo Effect of various pesticides on lettuce occidental is). physiology and yield (California). Dainello, F.J. Heineman, R.R.; Black, M.C. - Toscano, N.C. Sances, F.V.; Johnson M . W . ; College Station, Tex. : The Station. PR Texas

LaPre , L . F . Col 1 ege Park, Entomological Society Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct 1984. of America. Journal of economic entomology. Aug (4252). 7 p. ill. Includes 3 references. (NAL

1982. V. 75 (4). p. 738-741. 14 ref. (NAL Call Cal 1 No. : DNAL 100 T31P) No.: 421 J822).

0047 0042 Floribibb, a gourmet lettuce resistant to two Effects of chemical treatment on quality of viruses, for Florida organic soils. prepackaged vacuum-cooled cauliflower / by J. Guzman, V.L. Zitter, T.A. Gainesville : The - Kaufman, M. Ceponis, and J. Michelstein . Station. Circular S Florida, Agricultural Kaufman, Jacob, 1907-. Ceponis, M. J._1916-; Experiment Station. Oct 1984. (313). 8 p. ill.

Michelstein, J. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. Includes 3 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service, F66CI ) .

Market Quality Research Division, 1963 . Cover title. 4 p. ; 26 cm. Includes bibliographical references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL A280.39 M34Am no . 506 ) 0048

Floricos 83, a cos lettuce cultivar resistant to two viruses, for Florida organic soils.

Guzman, V.L. Zitter, T.A. Gainesville : The Station. Circular S - Florida, Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct 1983. (305). 9 p. ill. Includes 4 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100

F66CI )

13 ......

(PLANT PRODUCTION - HORTICULTURAL CROPS)

0049 0055

Fumigant development for killing insects on Influence of nematicides and methods of their lettuce and other produce /Ruth Lynn Hooper . . application on growth and yield of cabbage in --. et a1 . . sting nematode infested soil (Belonolaimus

Hooper, Ruth Lynn. Natick, Mass. : US Army longi Cauda tus) Natick Research and Development Center, 1984. Rhoades, H.L. s.l.. The Society. Proceedings of Final technical report 1 Oct. 80 - 30 Sept. the ... annual meeting of the Florida State 83.- Contract No. D83-13.~ Report No. Horticultural Society. 1980 (pub 1981). v. 93.

NATICK/TR-84/046; AD A146661. v, 8 leaves ; 28 p. 246-247. ill. 7 ref . (NAL Call No.: 81 F66). cm. Bibliography: leaf 6. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB981.F8).

0056

0050 The influence of spacing and nitrogen rate on yield and hollow stem in broccoli. Growing cauliflower and broccoli. OARCB. Gorski, S.F. Armstrong, D.M. Wooster, - XDAFA. Washington, D.C. : The Department. Ohio : The Center. Research circular Ohio Farmers' bulletin - United States Department of Agricultural Research and Development Center. Agriculture. 1984. (2239, rev.). 14 p. ill. (NAL Sept 1985. (288). p. 16-18. Includes

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 1 AG84F ) references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 0H3R).

0051 0057

Growing rhubarb. The Inheritance of bolt resistance in an

Colt, W.M. Beaver, G. ; Simpson, W.R.; Finnigan, interspecific cross Siberian kale (Brass lea

B. Moscow : The Service. Current information napus) X Chinese cabbage (B. campestris L. ssp. series - Cooperative Extension Service, pekinensis) and an Intraspecif ic cross Chinese University of Idaho. Oct 1983. (719). 3 p. ill. cabbage x turnip (B. campestris L. spp. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 ID13IDC). rap if era) /by Carl E. Mere. Mero, Carl Eugene. 1983. Thesis (Ph.

D. )--Michigan State University, 1983. 2 ,

viii, 97 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm. Bibliography: 0052 leaves 90-97. (NAL Call No.: DNAL DISS 83-15,486). Identification of differential responses of cabbage cultivars to copper toxicity in solution culture. JOSHB. Rousos, P. A. Harrison, H.C. Alexandria, 0058

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov 1987. v. Inheritance of bolting resistance In an 112 (6). p. 928-931. Includes references. (NAL intraspecif ic Chinese cabbage x turnip cross.

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 81 S012) HJHSA. Mero, C.E. Honma , Ss. Alexandria, Va. : American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1985. v. 20 (5). p. 881-882. ill. Includes 9 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

0053 SB 1 . H6 )

Incidence of broad bean wilt virus In lettuce In New York State and sources of resistance (Cucumber mosaic virus, lettuce mosaic virus, 0059 tolerance) Provvidenti, R. Robinson, R.W.; Shall, «J.W. Internal tipburn of cabbage its control through

Alexandria, Va. : American Society for breeding / J.C. Walker, P.H. Williams, and G.S.

Horticultural Science. HortScience. Aug 1984. Pound .

V. 19 (4). p. 569-570. Includes 13 references. Walker, J. C. 1893-. Williams, P. H. ; Pound, G.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6) S. Madison : Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Wisconsin, 1965. Cover title. 11

p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 11. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (2) no. 258). 0054

Influence of growing season and Insecticide frequency on cabbage. 0060 LOAGA. Sundstrom, F.J. Story, R.N. Baton Rouge, - La. : The Station. Louisiana agriculture Kale and collard: Seed production In the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station. Pacific Northwest.

Winter 1986/1987. v. 30 (2). p. 6-7. ill. (NAL Jarmin, M.L. Corvallis. Or. : The Service. PNW Call No.: DNAL 100 L939). - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication, Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State Universities, Cooperative Extension Service.

14 ......

(PLANT PRODUCTION - HORTICULTURAL CROPS)

Uune 1985. (269). 3 p. (NAL Ca1 1 No.: DNAL 275.29 W27PN). 275.29 W27PN)

0067 0061 Nitrogen utilization efficiency by drip

King Tut's lettuce Romaine . Irrigated celery receiving preplant or water

ORGAA. Kane, M. Emmaus, Pa. : Rodale Press. applied N fertilizer (Aplum graveolens, Organic gardening. Dec 1984. v. 31 (12). p. residual soil nitrogen, Hordeum vulgare, 44-49. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 57.8 0R32). California).

Feigin, A.AGJOA. Letey, J.; Jarre! 1 , W.M.

Madison : American Society of Agronomy. Agronomy journal. Nov/Dec 1982. v. 74 (6). p. 0062 978-983. ill. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 4 AM34P).

Lettuce (Commerctal vegetable production). Schoenemann, J. A. Binning, L.K. Madison, Wis., The Programs. Publication - Cooperative 0068 Extension Programs. University of Wisconsin - Extension. Wisconsin. University. Cooperative Performance of early blight' resistant, Extension Programs. Jan 1979. Jan 1979. slow-bolting and other celery breeding lines. (A2340). 4 p. in. (NAL Call No.: Wolf, E.A. White, J.M. Lake Alfred. Proceedings S544.3.W6W53) of the ... annual meeting? lor Ida State Horticultural Society. 1978 (pub. 1979). v. 91. p. 324-327. ill. 4 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66).

0063

Lettuce (Cultivation, diseases, Insect pests 0069 and weeds ) Zandstra, B.H. Warncke, D.D.; Lacy, M.L. East Pest control In commercial cole crop production

Lansing, Mich. : The Service. Extension (Cauliflower, broccoli, and brussels sprouts). bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Binning. L.K. Wyman, J. A.; Stevenson, W.R. Michigan State University. Oct 1983. Oct 1983. Madison, Wis., The Programs. Publication - (1746). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 M58B). Cooperative Extension Programs, University of Wisconsin Extension. Apr 1981. Apr 1981.

(A2357). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . W6W53) 0064

Lettuce production In a controlled environment 0070 plant growth unit. Prince, R.P. Bartok, J.W. Jr.; Protheroe, D.W. Plant support devices for controlled Jr. St. Joseph, Mich., The Society. environment vegetable production units Transactions of the ASAE - American Society of (Hydroponic growth, bench design, lettuce. Agricultural Engineers. May/June 1981. v. 24 Lactuca sat 1 va )

(3). p. 725-730. ill. 4 ref . (NAL Call No.: Prince, R.P. Kraus, Y.; Bartok, J.W. Jr. St. - 290.9 AM32T). Joseph, Mich. : The Society. Paper American Society of Agricultural Engineers (Microfiche collection). 1982. Paper presented at the 1982 Summer Meeting of the American Society of 0065 Agricultural Engineers. Available for purchase from: The American Society of Agricultural Mosaic and yellows resistant Inbred cabbage Engineers, Order Dept., 2950 Niles Road, St. varieties / G.S. Pound, P.H. Williams and J.C. Joseph, Michigan 49085. Telephone the Order

Walker . Dept. at (616) 429-0300 for information and Pound, G. S. Williams, P. H.; Walker, J. prices. 1982. (fiche no. 82-4052). 1 microfiche

C._1893-. Madison : Agricultural Experiment ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Station, University of Wisconsin, 1965. Cover FICHE S-72). title. 30 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 30. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (2) no. 259).

0071

0066 RcKiucIng celery leaf miner damage with plant growth regulators (Lirlomyza trifolll, Mustard and Chinese cabbage: Seed production In Florida) the Pacific Northwest. White, J.M. Musgrave Sutherland, C.A. S.I., The

Jarmin, M.L. Corvallis, Or. : The Service. PNW Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication, of the Florida State Horticultural Society. Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State 1981 (pub. 1982). V. 94. p. 144-146. Includes Universities, Cooperative Extension Service. 15 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66). June 1985. (270). 3 p. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

15 ...... - .

(PLANT PRODUCTION - HORTICULTURAL CROPS)

0072 0078

Reducing pesticide treatments in celery may be Sow lettuce now.

Justified. Lower insecticide usage in the first Martin, K. Emmaus, Pa. : Rodale Press. Rodale' half of the season did not reduce marketable organic gardening. Sept 1987. v. 34 (9). p. fall -crop celery in this test (California). 53-54, 56. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Van Steenwyk, R.A.CAGRA. Toscano, N.C. Berkeley S605.5.R64) - : The Station. California agriculture California Agricultural Experiment Station. Sept/Oct 1982. V. 36 (9/10). p. 14-15. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG). 0079

Spinach: Seed production in the Pacific Northwest

0073 Jarmin. M.L. Corvallis. Or. : The Service. PNW - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication. Residual effects of forcing and hardening of Washington. Oregon, and Idaho State tomato, cabbage, and cauliflower plants /by Universities, Cooperative Extension Service. M.F. Babb. June 1985. (267). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

Babb, M. F. 1897- . Washington : U.S. Dept. of 275.29 W27PN). Agriculture, 1941. Caption title. 35 p. ill.

; 23 cm. Literature cited: p. 33-34. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 760). 0080

Spinach: Seed production in the Pacific 0074 Northwest Jarmin, M.L. Thornton, R.E. Corvallis, Or. Rhubarb The Service. PNW - Pacific Northwest Marr. Charles. Greig. J. K.& Horticulture Cooperative Extension Publication - Oregon facts. 1980. This publication discusses State University, Extension Service. June 1985 fertilization, varieties, planting, care, and (267). 4 p. Includes references. (NAL Call No. pest control of rhubarb. Document available DNAL 275.29 W27PN) from: Kansas State University, Distribution Center, Umberger Hall. Manhattan, Kansas 66506.

1 sheet : ill. (NAL Call No.: Not available at NAL.). (NAL Call No.: MF-318). 0081

Stimulating productivity of hydroponic lettuce in controlled environments with triacontanol 0075 HJHSA. Knight, S.L. Mitchell, C.A. Alexandria,

Va. : American Society for Horticultural Role of fenamiphos as a nemastat for control of Science. HortScience. Dec 1987. v. 22 (6). p. Heterodera schachtii in cabbage production. 1307-1309. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

PLDRA. Muchena. P.K. Bird, G.W. St. Paul, Minn. DNAL SB1 .H6) .

: American Phytopathol ogical Society. Plant disease. June 1987. v. 71 (6). p. 552-554. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P) 0082

Stimulation of lettuce productivity by manipulation of diurnal temperature and light 0076 (Controlled environment agriculture, hydroponics)

Short Guzmaine, Tall (>uzmaine and Floriglade Knight, S.L. HJHSA. Mitchell, C.A. Alexandria :

Guzman, V.L. Gainesville : The Institute. American Society for Horticultural Science. Circular S - Florida Agricultural Experiment HortScience. Aug 1983. v. 18 (4, sect. 1). p. Stations, Institute of Food and Agricultural 462-463. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

Sciences, University of Florida. June 1986. SB 1 . H6 ) (326). 11 p. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 F66CI )

0083

0077 Studies on the control of cabbage caterpillars with derris in the South /by W.d. Reid, Jr. ..

South Bay and Raleigh: two crisphead lettuce et al . . cultivars resistant to coricy root rot for Reid, W. J._1902-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. organic soils. Dept. of Agriculture, 1942. Caption title.

Guzman, V.L. Gainesville : The Institute. "Contribution from Bureau of Entomology and - Circular S Agricultural Experiment Stations, Plant Quarantine.". 27 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, Bibliography: p. 25-26. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 University of Florida. Dec 1984. (310). p. 1-8. Ag84C no. 6 15). in. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 F66CI )

16 . . .. .

(PLANT PRODUCTION - HORTICULTURAL CROPS)

0084 0089

Table beet and Swiss chard: Seed production In Weed control in seeded cabbage, mustard greens, the Pacific Northwest. spinach and In transplanted broccoli grown

Jarmin, M.L. Corvallls. Or. : The Service. PNW under conservation tillage practices. - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication. JRGVA. Menges. R.M. He 11 man, M.D. Weslaco : The Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State Society. Journal of the Rio Grande Valley Universities, Cooperative Extension Service. Horticultural Society. 1986. v. 39. p. 83-89. June 1985. (271). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 275.29 W27PN). L95)

0085 0090

Transplant quality and metal concentrations in Ye Hows -resistant cabbage varieties in the vegetable transplants grown in media containing Danish Bal 1 head-Hoi lander group /by J.C. Walker sewage sludge compost (Tomato, cabbage, ... et a1 . . phytotoxicity) Walker. J. C._1893-. Washington. D.C. : U.S. Sterrett, S.B.HJHSA. Chaney, R.L.; Reynolds, Dept. of Agriculture, 1948. Caption title. 12

C.W.; Schales, F.D.; Douglass, L.W. Alexandria p. : ill. : 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 12. (NAL

: American Society for Horticultural Science. Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84C no. 776). HortSclence. Dec 1982. v. 17 (6). p. 920-922. 111. 16 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6).

0091

0086 Yel lows -resistant varieties of cabbage in the early and midseason roundhead groups /by J.C. Transplant quality, yield, and heavy-metal Walker and J. P. Jolivette. accumulation of tomato, muslcmelon. and cabbage Walker, J. C. 1893- . Jolivette, James grown in media containing sewage sludge compost Peter ._1915- . Washington. D.C. : U.S. Dept. of

(Toxicity, vegetable. Brass ica oleracea. Agriculture, 1948. Caption title. 20 p. : ill.

Lycopers i con escu 1 entum ) : 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 20. (NAL Call No.: Sterrett, S.B.JOSHB. Reynolds. C.W.: Schales. DNAL 1 Ag84C no. 775).

F.D.: Chaney. R.L.; Douglass, L.W. Alexandria : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Jan 1983. v. 108 (1). p. 36-41. Includes references. (NAL Call 0092

No. : 81 S012). Yield and quality response of crisphead lettuce cultivars to seeding dates and farms in south Florida organic soils. 0087 Guzman, V.L. S.I., The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Validation of a hypothesis for scouting and Horticultural Society. 1981 (pub. 1982). v. 94. monitoring pests based on celery growth in an p. 182-185. Includes 8 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 integrated crop management system (Florida). F66) Guzman, V.L. Genung, W.G.; Pleczarka. D.J. S.I., The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society. 1980 (pub 1981). v. 93. 0093 p. 230-235. 111. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66). 1979 pesticide use on Florida vegetables, a prel 1 mi nary report Ferguson, W.L. McCalla, I.E. Washington, D.C, 0088 The Service. Extract: According to the 1979 Vegetable Pesticide Survey, nearly 4.6 million 'Vanguard 75' lettuce (Breeding, mosaic pounds of pesticides were used to control resistant cult Wars). weeds, insects, diseases, and nematodes on six Ryder. E.J. Mt. Vernon, Va., American Society vegetable crops in Florida. The six vegetable for Horticultural Science. HortSclence. June crops Included cabbage, celery, lettuce, sweet 1979. V. 14 (3. sect. 1). p. 284-286. 111. 5 ref. corn, tomatoes, and watermelon. About 4.6

(NAL Cal 1 No. : SB1.H6). million acre-treatments were made ranging from 2.2 million for tomatoes to 148,800 for cabbage. ERS staff report - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. July 1981. Available from NTIS. July 1981. (AGESS8 10708). 23 p. 6 ref. (NAL Call No.: 916762(AGE)).

17 .. .

(PLANT PRODUCTION - HORTICULTURAL CROPS)

0094 0097

1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the 1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the Northeast, a preliminary report. Southwest, a preliminary report. Ferguson, W.L. McCalla, I.E. Washington, D.C., Ferguson, W.L. McCalla, I.E. Washington, D.C.. The Service. Extract: According to the U.S. The Service. Abstract: According to U.S. Department of Agriculture's 1979 Vegetable Department of Agriculture's 1979 Vegetable Pesticide Survey, approximately 1.3 million Pesticide Survey, about 1.7 million pounds of pounds of pesticides were used to control pesticides were used to control weeds, insects, weeds, insects, diseases and nematodes on 10 diseases, and nematodes on 10 vegetable crops vegetable crops in New York and New Jersey. The in Arizona, Colorado, and Texas. The 10 10 vegetable crops include cabbage, carrots, vegetable crops included cabbage, cantaloups, celery, cucumbers, green peas, lettuce, onions, carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, snap snap beans, sweet corn, and tomatoes. beans, sweet corn, tomatoes, and watermelons. Approximately 825,000 acre-treatments were made Nearly 1.1 million acre-treatments were made ranging from 262,000 for sweet corn to 700 for ranging from about 284,000 for onions to 4,000 carrots. ERS staff report - U.S. Dept. of for cucumbers and snap beans. ERS staff report Agriculture, Economic Research Service. Dec - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research 1981. Available from NTIS. Dec 1981. Service. Dec 1981. Available from NTIS - order

(AGES81 1218) . 37 ref . 7 ref . (NAL Call No.: no. PB82- 166-885. Dec 1981. (AGES81 1221 ) . 45 p.

916762(AGE) ) 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 9 16762( AGE ) )

0095

1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the Northwest, a preliminary report. Kuntz, B.T. Ferguson, W.L. Washington, D.C., The Service. Extract: According to a 1979 Vegetable Pesticide Survey, nearly 1.3 million pounds of pesticides were used to control weeds, insects, fungi, and nematodes on seven vegetable crops in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The seven vegetable crops included cabbage, carrots, green peas, lettuce, onions, snap beans, and sweet corn. Approximately 671,000 acre- treatments were made ranging from 255,000 for sweet corn to 1,800 for cabbage. ERS staff report - United States Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. Mar 1982. Available from NTIS. Mar 1982.

(AGES820305) . 32 p. 4 ref. (NAL Call No.:

916762( AGE ) )

0096

1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the Southeast, a preliminary report. Ferguson, W.L. McCalla, I.E. Washington, D.C.. The Service. Extract: In this report, patterns of pesticide use in the Southeast (North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia) in 1979 are discussed for cabbage, cantaloups, cucumbers, snap beans, sweet corn, tomatoes, and watermelons. Survey data were collected on quantities of pesticides used, acres treated, acre-treatments, number of applications, annual rates, and rate per acre-treatment. This report provides information useful to policymakers, researchers, extension specialists, and industry personnel. ERS staff report - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Economic Research Service. Oct 1981. Available from NTIS. Oct

1981. (AGES81 1029) . 32 p. 11 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 916762(AGE)).

18 . .

PLANT PRODUCTION - FIELD CROPS

0098

Cultivar and growing season effects on cabbage head development and weight loss during storage (Head shape, c6re length, water loss, Louisiana) Sundstrom, F.J. Story, R.N. Alexandria, Va. American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Aug 1984. v. 19 (4). p. 589-590. Includes 9 references. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6).

0099

Influence of weed control programs in intensive cropping systems.

WEESA6. Glaze, N.C. Dowler, C.C. ; Johnson,

A.W.; Sumner, D.R. Champaign, 111. : Weed Science Society of America. Weed science. Nov 1984. V. 32 (6). p. 762-767. Includes 10 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.8 W41).

0100

Light energy requirement for controlled environment growth of lettuce and radish. Craker, L.E. Seibert, M. St. Joseph, Mich., The Society. Transactions of the ASAE - American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Jan/Feb 1982. V. 25 (1). p. 214-216. Includes 11 ref (NAL Call No.: 290.9 AM32T).

0101

Some plant responses and the mechanism of selectivity of cabbage plants to nitrofen / by Jose Francisco Pereira. -. Pereira, Jose Francisco, 1935-. 1971. Thesis ) ( Ph. D. --Uni vers i ty of Illinois, 1971.

Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University

Microfilms, 1971. 1x, 94 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves 85-93. (NAL Call No.: DISS 71-21 .206)

19 . . . . .

PLANT BREEDING

0102 0107

'Alamo', 'Anza', 'Calrey', 'Calrico'. Broccoli and cauliflower production in Florida.

'Languna', 'Ramona', 'Rita', 'Vega', and Olson, S.M. Sherman, M. Gainesville, Fla. : The 'Vista' crisphead lettuce (Cultivars, Lactuca Service. Circular - Florida Cooperative sativa, Lactuca serriola, dovmy mildew Extension Service. 1985. (555). 6 p. ill. (NAL resistance, russet spotting, tipburn). Call No.: DNAL 275.29 F66C ) . Welch, J.E.HJHSA. Kihra, G.M.; Kimble. K.A.

Alexandria : American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Aug 1983. v. 18 (4,sect.1). p. 489-492. Includes references. 0108

(NAL Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6) Broccoli resistance to downy mildew.

CAGRA . Laemmien, F.F. Mayberry, K.S. Berkeley The Station. California agriculture - 0103 California Agricultural Experiment Station. Nov/Dec 1984. v. 38 (11/12). p. 17. ill. (NAL Altered gene expression during cold acclimation Call No.: DNAL 100 C12CAG). of spinach.

PNASA. Guy, C.L. Niemi , K.J.; Brambl , R.

Washington, D.C. : The Academy. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United 0109 States of America. June 1985. v. 82 (11). p. 3673-3677. ill. Includes 24 references. (NAL Cabbage variety situation for 1984.

Call No.: DNAL 500 N21P). NYAEA. Becker, R.F. Geneva, N.Y. : The Station. Special report - New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva. Apr 1985. (56). p. 9-10. (NAL Call No.: DNAL S95.E24). 0104

The biology of cauliflower mosaic virus and its possible use as a recombinant DMA vector 0110 (Infection, genetic material). Daubert, S.D. Shephard, R.J. Columbia, Mo. Cauliflower mosaic virus: a potential vector The University, 1983. Current topics in plant for plant genetic engineering. biochemistry and physiology, 1983 : Hohn, B. Hohn, T. New York : Academic Press, proceedings, inaugural Plant Biochemistry and C1982. Molecular biology of plant tumors / Physiology Symposium held, Univ. edited by Gunter Kahl and Josef S. Schell. p. i Mi ssour -Col umbi a , 7-9 April 1982 / editorial 549-560. ill. 2 p. ref. (NAL Call No.: committee: D.D. Randall ... (et al.). v. 1 p. SB741 .5.M64) 156-162. in. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call

No. : 0K861 .P55 1982) .

0111

0105 Cauliflower mosaic virus DNA as a possible gene vector for higher plants.

Breeding for resistance in cabbage and Hull, R. New York : Praeger, 1981. Genetic cauliflower to cabbage looper, imported engineering in the plant sciences / edited by cabbageworm, and diamond back moth (Pier is Nicholas J. Panopoulos. p. 99-109. ill. 34 ref. rapae, Plutella xylostella). (NAL Call No.: 0K98 1 . 5 . G46 ) Dickson, M.H. Eckenrode, C.J. Alexandria, Va., The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov 1980. v. 105 (6). p. 762-785. ill. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 0112

S012) . Celery variety development (Resistant to early blight, late blight, bolting).

Honma, S. Willoughby, Ohio : Meister Publishing 0106 Company. American vegetable grower and greenhouse grower. Sept 1982. v. 30 (9). p. 43.

Breeding spinach and southernpea in Arkansas. (NAL Cal 1 No. : 80 C733)

Morelock, T.E. Fayettevi 1 1e, Ark. : Arkansas State Horticultural Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Arkansas State Horticultural Society. 1986. (107th). p. 18-19. 0113 (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB21.A7A7). Chicory: A valuable source of resistance to turnip mosaic for endive and escarola (cultivars) Provvidenti, R. Robinson, R.W. Mount Vernon, Va., The Society. Journal .American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov 1979. v. 104 (6). p. 726-728. 111. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012).

20 ......

(PLANT BREEDING)

0114 0120

Clubroot-resistant broccoli breeding lines OSU Evaluation of bacterial soft rot-tolerant CR-2 to OSU CR-8. crisphead lettuce cultivars In Hawaii (Erwinia HJHSA. Baggett, J.R. Kean, D. Alexandria, Va. carotovora, Lactuca sativa, Sclerotlnia American Society for Horticultural Science. sclerotlorum, Rhizoctonia solani). HortScience. Aug 1985. v. 20 (4). p. 784-785. Cho, J.J. HI. Honolulu, The Station. Technical ill. Includes 6 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL bulletin - Hawaii Agricultural Experiment

SB 1 . H6 ) Station. July 1979. July 1979. (102). 9 p. 8 ref. (NAL Call No.: 100 H313T).

0115 0121 Clubroot-resistant cabbage breeding lines Oregon 100, 123, 140, and 142 (Brassica Evaluation of Chinese cabbage cultivars from o 1 eracea , P 1 asmod i ophora brass i cae ) Japan and the People's Republic of China for

Baggett, J.R. HJHSA. Alexandria : American resistance to turnip mosaic virus and Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. cauliflower mosaic virus. Feb 1983. v. 18 (1). p. 112-114. ill. Includes Provvidenti, R. Alexandria, Va., The Society. references. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6). Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. July 1980. v. 105 (4). p. 571-573. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012).

0116

Detection of the agent which causes the lettuce 0122 big vein disease.

Dodds , J. A. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg Evaluation of insect resistant cabbage Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg germplasm, 1984.

Lettuce Research Program annual report. Annual Edelson, J.V. College Station, Tex. : The report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p. Station. PR - Texas Agricultural Experiment 31-35. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Station. July 1985. (4301). 4 p. Includes 6 DNAL SB351 .L6I25) references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 T31P).

0117 0123

Development of procedures for optimal control Evaluation of lettuce varieties and breeding of fungal, bacterial, and physiological lines for resistance to common lettuce mosaic diseases of lettuce. / by Edward J. Ryder .

Grogan, R.G. Patterson, C.L. Sacramento, Calif. Ryder, Edward J., 1929-. Washington : U.S.

: Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Dept. of Agriculture, 1968. 8 p. : ill. ; 23 Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. cm. Includes bibliographical references. (NAL Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 17-26. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 1391).

Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25 )

0124 0118 Evaluation of spinach varieties and breeding Differential detection of seedborne lettuce lines for horticultural characteristics and mosaic virus (LMV) in LMV-susceptible and resistance to white rust disease (Albugo resistant lettuce breeding lines. occidental is)

Falk, B.W. Guzman, V.L. s.l. : The Society. Dainello, F.J. Heineman, R.R.; Black, M.C. - Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the College Station, Tex. : The Station. PR Texas Florida State Horticulture Society. June 1985. Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct 1984. v. 97. p. 179-181. Includes references. (NAL (4252). 7 p. ill. Includes 3 references. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL SB319 . 2 . F6F56 ) Call No.: DNAL 100 T31P).

0119 0125

DNA plant viruses (Cauliflower mosaic virus, Evaluations of celery germ plasm for resistance use as gene vector in plant cells). to Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. apli race 2 in Shepherd, R.J. Daubert, S.D.; Gardner, R.C. Michigan. Berkeley, Calif., The Station. California PLDRA. Elmer, W.H. Lacy, M.L.; Honma, S. St. - agriculture California Agricultural Paul , Minn. : American Phytopathological Experiment Station. Aug 1982. v. 36 (8). p. 16. Society. Plant disease. May 1986. v. 70 (5). p. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG). 416-419. Includes 20 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P).

21 ......

(PLANT BREEDING)

0126 0132

Expression of the cauliflower mosaic virus A genetic map of lettuce (Lactuca satlva L.) genome in turnips ( Brass ica rapa). with restriction fragment length polymorphism,

Howen , S.H. SEA. Odell . J.T.; Dudley, K.R. New isozyme, disease resistance and morphological York, Plenum Press. NATO advanced study markers

institutes series. Series A. Life sciences. GENTA. Landry, B.S. Kessel i , R.V.; Farrara, B.;

1980. V. 29. p. 529-536. ill. 5 ref . (NAL Can Michelmore, R.W. Baltimore, Md. : Genetics

No. : 0H301 .N32) Society of America. Genetics. June 1987. v. 116 (2). p. 331-337. ill. Includes references. (NAL

Can No.: DNAL 442.8 G28 ) .

0127

Fall Green, a disease resistant spinach 0133 cultivar.

AKFRAC. Goode, M.O. Morelock, T.E.; Bowers, Glucosinolates : potential toxicants in cabbage

J.L. Fayettevi 1 1e, Ark. : The Station. Arkansas cultivars. - farm research Arkansas Agricultural VanEtten, C.H. AR-NRRC. Daxenbi chl er , M.E.; Experiment Station. Sept/Oct 1987. v. 36 (5). Tookey, H.L.; Kwolek. W.F.; Williams, P.M.; p. 3. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 AR42F ) Yoder, O.C. Alexandria, Va. , The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Sept 1980. v. 105 (5). p. 710-714. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 0128 S012)

Field resistance of crisphead lettuce to Bremia lactucae (Lactuca sativa, downy mildew, cultivars) 0134

Yuen, J.E. Lorbeer, J.W. St. Paul : American Phytopathol ogical Society. Phytopathology. Feb Influence of cabbage cultivar and frequency of 1984. V. 74 (2). p. 149-152. Includes insecticide application on damage by the references. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56). cabbage looper ( Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). FETMA. Story, R.N. Sundstrom, F.J. Gainesville,

Fla. : Florida Entomological Society. Florida entomologist. Mar 1986. v. 69 (1). p. 174-179. 0129 Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 420 F662). Floribibb, a gourmet lettuce resistant to two viruses, for Florida organic soils.

Guzman, V.L. Zitter, T.A. Gainesville : The Station. Circular S - Florida, Agricultural 0135 Experiment Station. Oct 1984. (313). 8 p. ill. Includes 3 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 Inheritance of bolt resistance in an

F66CI ) interspecific cross of Brassica species: Brass ica napus L. X Brassica campestris L. ssp. pekinensis (Chinese cabbage, vernalization response ) 0130 Mero, C.E. Honma, S. Washington. D.C. American Genetic Association. The Journal of Floricos 83, a cos lettuce cultivar resistant heredity. Sept/Oct 1984. v. 75 (5). p. 407-410. to two viruses, for Florida organic soils. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call No.: 442.8

Guzman, V.L. Zitter, T.A. Gainesville : The AM3) . Station. Circular S - Florida, Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct 1983. (305). 9 p. ill. Includes 4 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100

F66CI ) 0136

Inheritance of bolt resistance in an interspecific cross of Brassica species. II. 0131 Chikale (Brassica campestris L. ssp. pekinensis X Brassica napus L.) X Chinese cabbage. Genetic and physiological approaches to bolting JOHEA. Mero. C.E. Honma, S. Washington, D.C. In lettuce. American Genetic Association. The Journal of Waycott, W. Taiz, L.; Ryder, E.J. Sacramento, heredity. Nov/Dec 1984. v. 75 (6). p. 485-487.

Calif. : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory ill. Includes 4 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual 442.8 AM3) report. Apr 1. 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 117-121.

111. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25)

22 ......

(PLANT BREEDING)

0137 0143

The Inheritance of bolt resistance in an Lettuce breeding—USDA-ARS. interspecific cross Siberian kale ( Brass ica Ryder, E.J. McCreight, J.D. Sacramento, Calif. napus) X Chinese cabbage (B. campestris L. ssp. : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. pekinensis) and an intraspecif ic cross Chinese Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. cabbage x turnip (B. campestris L. spp. Annual report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. rap if era) /by Carl E. Mero. 1984. p. 9-13. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

Mero, Carl Eugene. 1983. Thesis (Ph. SB351 . L6I25)

D . )--Michigan State University. 1983. 2 , viii, 97 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm. Bibliography: leaves 90-97. (NAL Call No.: DNAL DISS 83-15,486). 0144

Lettuce improvement.

Michelmore, R. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg 0138 Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Annual Inheritance of resistance in cabbage seedlings report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p. to black rot. 1-8. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25) HJHSA. Dickson, M.D. Hunter, O.E. Alexandria,

Va. : American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Feb 1987. v. 22 (1). p. 108-109. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 0145 DNAL SB1 .H6) Male fertile and male sterile cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower clubroot resistant breeding lines. 0139 HJHSA. Chiang, M.S. Crete, R. Alexandria, Va. American Society for Horticultural Science.

Inheritance of resistance to lettuce mosaic HortScience. June 1985. v. 20 ( 3 , sect ioni ) . p. virus in safflower. 457-458. ill. Includes 10 references. (NAL Call

Thomas, C.A. St. Paul, Minn., American No. : DNAL SB1 .H6) Phytopathol ogical Society. Phytopathology. Aug

1981. V. 71 (8). p. 817-818. 7 ref . (NAL Call

No. : 464.8 P56) 0146

Management and control of lettuce tipburn 0140 (Calcium content, of parent selections). Misaghi, I.J. Matyac, C.A. Sacramento, The Insect population response to mixed and uniform Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual plantings of resistant and susceptible plant report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 34-36. ill. (NAL material Cal 1 No. : SB351 . L6I25) EVETEX. Cantelo, W.W. Sanford, L.L. College

Park, Md. : Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Oct 1984. v. 13 (5). p. 1443-1445. Includes references. (NAL Call 0147

No. : DNAL 0L461 . E532) Mixing broccoli cultivars reduces cabbage aphid numbers CAGRA. Altieri, M.A. Schmidt, L.L. Berkeley. - 0141 Calif. : The Station. California agriculture California Agricultural Experiment Station. Lettuce breeding. Nov/Dec 1987. v. 41 (11/12). p. 24-26. (NAL

Michel more, R. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg Call No.: DNAL 100 C12CAG). Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 1-9. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351.L6I25). 0148

The nature of big vein resistance in lettuce as expressed in greenhouse and field trials. 0142 Ryder, E.J. AR-W. Alexandria, Va., American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Lettuce breed ing--USDA-ARS. June 1980. v. 15 (3. sect. 2). p. 418. (NAL Call

Ryder, E.J. McCreight, J.D. Sacramento, Calif. No . : SB 1 . H6 )

: Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 10-15. ill. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25)

23 ......

(PLANT BREEDING)

0149 0155

A new gene for resistance to Bremia lactucae Regeneration of plants from axillary buds of (Downy mildew of lettuce, Lactuca sativa). harvested and stored heads of field-grown

Yuen, J.E.PHYTA. Lorbeer, J.W. St. Paul : iceberg lettuce. American Phytopathol ogical Society. HJHSA. Bloksberg, L.N. Saltveit. M.E. Jr.

Phytopathology. Feb 1983. v. 73 (2). p. Alexandria, Va. : American Society for

159-162. ill. 24 ref . (NAL Call No.: 464.8 Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1986.

P56) . V. 21 (5). p. 1201-1203. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6).

0150 0156 NYIR 9602, NYIR 9605, and NYIR 8329 lepidopterous pest -resistant cabbage breeding Relative white rust (Albugo occidental is) 1 ines. resistance and adaptability of spinach Dickson, M.H. Eckenrode, C.d.; Blamble, A.E. varieties in southwest Texas.

Alexandria, Va. : American Society for Dainello, F.O. Heineman, R.R.; Jones. R.K. Horticultural Science. HortScience. Apr 1984. College Station, Tex., The Station. PR - Texas V. 19 (2). p. 311-312. Includes references. Agricultural Experiment Station. June 1981.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6) June 1981. (3878). 7 p. ill. 3 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 100 T31P)

0151 0157 Ozarka and Greenvalley: new disease resistant spinach cultivars (Albugo occidental is (white 'Sea Green' lettuce (Cultivar, big vein rust) and moderate resistance to Fusarium resistance) oxysporum f. sp. spinaceae (fusarium decline)) Ryder, E.J. Alexandria, Va., American Society

Bowers, J.L. AR. Goode, M.J. Fayettevi 1 1 e , The for Horticultural Science. Hor '.Science. Aug Station. Arkansas farm research - Arkansas, 1981. V. 16 (4). p. 571-572. 5 ref. (NAL Call

Agricultural Experiment Station. Mar/Apr 1980. No. : SB1 .H6)

V. 29 (2). p. 6. (NAL Call No.: 100 AR42F )

0158 0152 Search for resistance to downy mildew and the The potential of cauliflower mosaic virus as a nature of inheritance of resistance (Lettuce gene vector. cultivars. California).

Hull, R.NASSD. Covey, S.N. New York : Plenum Zink, F.W. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg Press. NATO advanced study institutes series. Lettuce Research Program annual report. 1980. Series A. Life sciences. 1983. v. 63. p. 1980. (6th). p. 176-179. (NAL Call No.: 427-435. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call SB351 .L6I25).

No. : 0H3O1 .N32)

0159 0153 Short Guzmaine, Tall Guzmaine and Floriglade

Recent developments: molecular cloning of Guzman, V.L. Gainesville : The Institute. foreign DNA in plants using cauliflower mosaic Circular S - Florida Agricultural Experiment virus as recombinant vector. Stations, Institute of Food and Agricultural Shepherd, R.J. Gronenborn, B.; Gardner, R.; Sciences, University of Florida. June 1986.

Daubert, S.D. New York : Praeger, 1981. Genetic (326). 11 p. ill. Includes references. (NAL engineering in the plant sciences / edited by Call No.: DNAL 100 F66CI). Nicholas J. Panopoulos. p. 255-257. 5 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 0K981 .5.G46) .

0160

0154 A source of resistance to a strain of cucumber mosaic virus in Lactuca saligna L. (Lettuce, Reducing Russet Spotting in Iceberg lettuce. breeding) Saltveit, M.E. DangYang, K. Sacramento, Calif. Provvidenti, R. Robinson, R.W.; Shall, J.W.

: Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Alexandria, Va. , American Society for Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Horticultural Science. HortScience. Aug 1980. Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 40-46. ill. (NAL V. 15 (4). p. 528-529. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.:

Call No.: DNAL SB35 1 . L6I 25 ) SB 1 . H6 ) .

24 ......

(PLANT BREEDING)

0161 0166

South Bay and Raleigh: two crisphead lettuce Transcription of cauliflower mosaic virus cult Ivans resistant to corky root rot for integrated into plant genomes. organic soi Is. VIRLA. Shewmaker. C.K. Caton. O.R.; Houck,

Guzman, V.L. Gainesville : The Institute. CM.; Gardner, R.C. New York, N.Y. : Academic Circular S - Agricultural Experiment Stations, Press. Virology. Jan 30, 1985. v. 140 (2). p. Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, 281-288. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

University of Florida. Dec 1984. (310). p. 1-8. No. : DNAL 448.8 V81 ) ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 F66CI)

0167 0162 UC1, fusarium yel lows -resistant celery breeding Structure and function of plant DNA virus line (Cultivar development, Fusarium genomes oxysporum) NASSD. Davies, J.W. Covey, S.N.; Donson, J.; Orton, T.J. Hulbert, S.H.; Durgan, M.E.;

Hull, R.; Maule, A.J.; Stanley, d.; Townsend, Ouiros, C.F. Alexandria, Va. : American Society

R.; Woolston, C.J. New York, N.Y. : Plenum for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Aug Press. NATO advanced science institutes series 1984. V. 19 (4). p. 594. ill. Includes 2

: Series A : Life sciences. Paper presented at references. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6). the congress on the "Molecular Form and Function of the Plant Genome," July 4-14, 1984, Renesse, Netherlands. 1985. v. 83. p. 371-385. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0168 0H3O1 .N32) USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) issues seven plant variety protection certificates (for new varieties of corn, 0163 lettuce, soybean and broccoli raab).

Washington : The Office. Major news releases Structure and 5 '-termini of the large and 19 S and speeches - United States Department of RNA transcripts encoded by the cauliflower Agriculture, Office of Governmental and Public mosaic virus genome (Expression of genes in Affairs. July 29/Aug 5, 1983. July 29/Aug 5, plants) 1983. p. 28. (NAL Call No.: aS21.A8U51).

Dudley, R.K. Ode 11 , J.T.; Howell, S.H. New York, Academic Press. Virology. Feb 1982. v.

117 (1). p. 19-28. ill. Includes 1 p. ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 448.8 V81 ) 0169

Use of early flowering genes to reduce generation time in backcrossing, with specific 0164 application to lettuce breeding.

JOSHB. Ryder, E.J. Alexandria, Va. : The Studies on the inheritance of resistance to Society. Journal of the American Society for

Fusarium oxysporum f . sp. apii in celery (Role Horticultural Science. July 1985. v. 110 (4). of dominant allele, disease immunity). p. 570-573. Includes 17 references. (NAL Call

Orton, T.J. Durgan, M.E.; Hulbert, S.D. St. No. : DNAL 81 S012)

Paul , Minn. : American Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Plant disease. July 1984. v. 68 (7). p. 574-578. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 1.9 P69P) 0170

Varietal resistance to onion thrips

( Thysanoptera : Thripidae) in processing cabbage 0165 (Thrips tabaci ) Shelton, A.M. Becker, R.F.; Andaloro, J.T.

Susceptibility of some Brass icaeeae oilseed College Park, Md. : Entomological Society of plant introductions to the cabbage aphid America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb (Homoptera: Aphididae) (Brevicoryne brass icae, 1983. V. 76 (1). p. 85-86. Includes references. cabbage varieties, Iowa). (NAL Cal 1 No. : 421 J822) Jarvis, J.L. Lawrence, Kan., The Society. Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society. Apr 1982. v. 55 (2). p. 283-289. Includes 9 ref. (NAL Call No.: 420 K13). 0171

Yield and quality response of crisphead lettuce cultivars to seeding dates and farms in south Florida organic soils. Guzman, V.L. S.I., The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society. 1981 (pub. 1982). v. 94. p. 182-185. Includes 8 ref. (NAL Call No,: 81

25 (PLANT BREEDING)

F66). . . . .

PLANT STRUCTURE

0172

The cytology and kinetics of cabbage root hair penetration by Plasmodiophora brass icae Wod. / by James Robert A ist. -. Aist, Oames Robert, 1945-. 1971. Thesis ) - i ( Ph . D . -Uni vers ty of Wisconsin, 1971.

Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University

Microfilms, 1972. iii, 54 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves 51-54. (NAL Call No.: DISS 71-25, 175)

0173

Effects of trace element stress on the morphology of developing seedlings of lettuce (Lactuca sativa L. Grand Rapids) as shown by scanning electron microscopy. Savage, W. Berry, W.L.; Reed, C.A. New York,

Marcel Dekker . Journal of plant nutrition.

1981. V. 3 (1/4). p. 129-138. ill. 16 ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 0K867 . d67 )

0174

Mixing broccoli cultivars reduces cabbage aphid numbers. CAGRA. Altieri, M.A. Schmidt, L.L. Berkeley, - Calif. : The Station. California agriculture California Agricultural Experiment Station. Nov/Dec 1987. v. 41 (11/12). p. 24-26. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 C12CAG).

0175

Ul trastructure of zinc-induced iron deficiency in mesophyll chloroplasts of spinach and tomato

1 i 1 i 1 ) ( Sp nac a o eracea , Lycopers con escu entum

Rufner, R. Barker, A.V. Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Mar 1984. v. 109 (2). p. 164-168. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 81 S012)

27 . . . . , . . . .

PLANT NUTRITION

0176 0182

Boron nutrition and mobility, and Its relation Effects of petiole calcium status, petiole to hollow stem and the elemental composition of location, and plant age on the incidence and greenhouse grown cauliflower. progression of soft rot In Chinese cabbage.

JPNUDS. Shelp. B.J. Shattuck, V.I. New York. JOSHB. Fritz, V.A. Honma , S.; Widders, I.

N.Y. : Marcel Dekker. Journal of plant Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal of the nutrition. Feb 1987. v. 10 (2). p. 143-162. American Society for Horticultural Science. Jan Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1988. V. 113 (1). p. 56-61. ill. Includes 0K867. J67) references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012).

0177 0183

A comparison of controlled-release and certain Evaluation of controlled release nitrogen soluble N (nitrogen) fertilizers on yield and fertilizers on cabbage and onions. maturity in spring-grown head lettuce (Plant Wiedenfeld, P.P. Weslaco, Tex., The Society. nutrition, Arizona). Journal of the Rio Grande Valley Horticultural Pew, W.D. Gardner, B.R.; Bessey, P.M. Society. 1980. v. 34. p. 81-87. 3 ref. (NAL

Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal of the Cal 1 No. : 81 L95) American Society for Horticultural Science. July 1984. V. 109 (4). p. 531-535. Includes 16 references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). 0184

Inactivation of (spinach and Rhodospl ri 1 lum 0178 rubrum) ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase by modification of arglnyl residues with Comparison of the toxicity of heavy metals to phenyl glyoxal cabbage growth (Pollution, adverse effects, Schloss, J.V. Norton, I.L. Easton, American uptake ) Chemical Society. Biochemistry. Dec 26, 1978. Hara, T. Sonoda, Y. The Hague. Plant and soil. V. 17 (26). p. 5626-5631. ill. Bibliography p. Feb 1979. V. 51 (1). p. 127-133. ill. 5 ref 5630-5631. (NAL Call No.: 381 B523). (NAL Call No.: 450 P696 )

0185 0179 Nitrogen utilization efficiency by drip The control by phytochrome of nitrate reductase irrigated celery receiving prep 1 ant or water In the curd of light-grown cauliflower. applied N fertilizer (Apium graved ens, Whitelam, G.C. Johnson, C.B. Oxford, Pergamon residua! soil nitrogen, Hordeum vulgare,

Press. Photochemistry and photob i ol ogy . Nov Cal if ornia)

1979. V. 30 (5). p. 589-594. ill. 18 ref. (NAL Feigin, A.AGJOA. Letey, J.; Jarrel 1 , W.M.

Cal 1 No. : 382 P56) Madison : American Society of Agronomy. Agronomy journal. Nov/Dec 1982. v. 74 (6). p. 978-983. ill. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 4 AM34P).

0180

Effect of excess boron on broccol 1 0188 cauliflower, and radish.

JOSHB. Francois, L.E. Alexandria, Va. : The Requirement for root -pressure flow to provide Society. Journal of the American Society for adequate calcium to low-transpi ring tissue Horticultural Science. July 1986. v. 111 (4). (Cabbage, carrots, deficiencies). p. 494-498. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Tibbitts, T.W. Palzkill, D.A. New York, Dekker. DNAL 81 S0 12). Communications in soil science and plant analysis. 1979. v. 10 (1/2). p. 251-257. ill. 5 ref. (NAL Call No.: S590.C63).

0181

Effects of genotype and sewage sludge on 0186 0187 cadmium concentration 1 lettuce leaf tissue. JOSHB. Yuran, G.T. Harrison, H.C. Alexandria, Orthophosphate control of glucose -6 -phosphate

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American dehydrogenase light modulation in relation to Society for Horticultural Science. July 1986. the induction phase of chloroplast V. 111 (4). p. 491-494. Includes references. photosynthesis (Spinach, barley). (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012). Orthophosphate control of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase light modulation in relation to the induction phase of chloroplast photosynthesis (Spinach, barley).

Huber, S.C. Huber, S.C. Bethesda, Md. , American

28 ,

(PLANT NUTRITION)

Society of Plant Physiologists. Bethesda, Md. American Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. Plant physiology. Nov 1979. Nov 1979. V. 64 (5). V. 64 (5). p. 846-851. ill. p.

846-851. ill. 32 ref . 32 ref . (NAL Call No.: 450 P692).(NAL Call No.: 450 P692).

29 ......

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

0189 0195

Alleviation of thermodormancy In coated lettuce Chemical recognition of host plants for seeds by seed priming. oviposition by the cabbage butterfly, Pieris HJHSA. Valdes, V.M. Bradford, K.J.; Mayberry, rapae (Lepidoptera: Pieridae).

K.S. Alexandria, Va. : American Society for Renwick, J.A.A.EVETB. Radke, CD. College Park Horticultural Science. HortScience. Dec 1985. Entomological Society of America. V. 20 (6). p. 1112-1114. Includes references. Environmental entomology. Apr 1983. v. 12 (2).

(NAL Call No.: DNAL SB 1 . H6 ) p. 446-450. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

0L461 . E532) .

0190 0196 Altered gene expression during cold acclimation of spinach. Chemical stimulants and deterrents regulating

PNASA. Guy, C.L. Niemi, K.J.; Brambl , R. acceptance or rejection of crucifers by cabbage

Washington, D.C. : The Academy. Proceedings of butterf 1 ies. the National Academy of Sciences of the United dCECD. Renwick, J. A. A. Radke, CD. New York,

States of America. June 1985. v. 82 (11). p. N.Y. : Plenum Press. Journal of chemical 3673-3677. ill. Includes 24 references. (NAL ecology. July 1987. v. 13 (7). p. 1771-1776. Call No.: DNAL 500 N21P). ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0D415.A1 J6)

0191 0197 Batavian escarole.

Morrow, J. Wyoming, Rhode Island : Bio-Dynamic Chloroplast membrane damage during freezing: Farming and Gardening Association. the lipid phase (Spinach). Bio-dynamics. Winter 1985. (153). p. 67-72. Jensen, M. Heber, U.; Oettmeier, W. New York, ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 56.8 B52). Academic Press. Cryobiology. June 1981. v. 18

(3). p. 322-335. ill. 46 ref . (NAL Call No.: 0H324.C7)

0192

Cabbage growth stages (Susceptibility to pests 0198 and diseases) Andaloro, J.T. Rose, K.B.; Shelton, A.M.; Hoy, A comparison of control led-rel ease and certain

C.W.; Becker, F.R. Geneva, N.Y. : New York soluble N (nitrogen) fertilizers on yield and (State), Agricultural Experiment Station, maturity in spring-grown head lettuce (Plant Geneva. New York's food and life sciences nutrition, Arizona). bulletin. 1983. 1983. (101). 4 p. ill. Includes Pew, W.D. Gardner, B.R.; Bessey, P.M. references. (NAL Call No.: S95.E22). Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. July 1984. V. 109 (4). p. 531-535. Includes 16 references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). 0193

Characterization of SAN 9789-stimulated lettuce (Lactuca sativa) seed germination. 0199 WEESA6. Widen. K.O. Sundqvist, C; Virgin.

H.I. Champaign. 111. : Weed Science Society of Cracking and energy dissipation in cabbages America. Weed science. Mar 1985. v. 33 (2). p. (Textural characteristics, postharvest injury).

160-164. ill. Includes 18 references. (NAL Call Holt, J.E.JTXSB. Schoorl , D. Westport : Food &

No. : DNAL 79.8 W4 1 ) Nutrition Press. Journal of texture studies. 1983. V. 14 (2). p. 99-111. Includes

references. (NAL Call No.: TP 1 56 . R45 J6 )

0194

Chemical modification of spinach ferredoxin 0200 with d1 ethyl pyrocarbonate: evidence for the essential nature of the histldyl residue 01 phenyl ether herbicides remarkably elevate

( Photosynthet 1 c electron transport). the content in Spinacia oleracea of

Davis, D.J.BBRCA. Vieira, B.J. New York : (E )-3-(4-hydroxy-3-methoxyphenyl )-N-(2-(4-hydr- Academic Press. Biochemical and biophysical oxy-3-methoxyphenyl )ethyl ) -2-propenamide research communications. Apr 29, 1983. v. 112 (Herbicidal action on spinach). (2). p. 508-514. Includes references. (NAL Call Suzuki, T. Holden, I.; Casida, J.E. Washington.

No. : 442.8 B5236) D.C, American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Sept/Oct 1981. V. 29 (5). p. 992-995. ill. 10 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 381 J8223)

30 . . . ; ......

(PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY)

0201 DNAL 0H54O.J6).

Effect of various pesticides on lettuce physiology and yield (California). Toscano, N.C. Sances, F.V.; Johnson, M.W.; 0207 LaPre, L.F. College Park, Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Aug Elements in major raw agricultural crops in the

1982. V. 75 (4). p. 738-741. 14 ref . (NAL Call United States. 1. Cadmium and lead in lettuce,

No. : 421 J822) peanuts, potatoes, soybeans, sweet corn, and wheat

Wolnik, K.A.JAFCA. Fricke, F.L.: Capar , S.G.;

Braude, G.L.; Meyer, M.W. Washington : American 0202 Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Nov/Dec 1983. v. 31 (6). p. Effects of artificial enclosure of young 1240-1244. maps. Includes references. (NAL Call lettuce leaves on tipburn incidence and leaf No. : 381 J8223) calcium concentration. JOSHB. Barta, D.J. Tibbitts, T.W. Alexandria,

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. May 1986. v. 0208 Ill (3). p. 413-416. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012). Evaluation by steady-state enzyme kinetics of the role of tightly bound nucleotides during photophosphorylation (Chloroplast membranes, Romaine lettuce).

0203 Tiefert, M.A.JBBID. Shavit. N. New York :

Plenum Press. Journal of bioenerget i cs and

The effects of d i eye lohexyl amine on polyamine biomembranes . Oct 1983. v. 15 (5). p. 257-276. biosynthesis and Incorporation into turnip Includes references. (NAL Call No.: yellow mosaic virus in Chinese cabbage 0H51 1 . A1 J68) protoplasts infected in vitro.

VIRLA. Balint, R. Cohen, S.S. New York, N.Y. : Academic Press. Virology. July 15, 1985. v. 144 (1). p. 194-203. ill. Includes references. (NAL 0209

Call No.: DNAL 448.8 V8 1 ) Evidence for photodynamic action by a naturally occurring Hydri 1 la-growth inhibitor (Hydrilla

vert 1 ci 1 lata, lettuce seeds).

0204 Barltrop, J.JESED. Martin, D.F. New York : Marcel Dekker. Journal of environmental science Effects of nonhost-plant odors on anemotactic and health. Part A. Environmental science and response to host -pi ant odor in female cabbage engineering. 1983. v. 18 (1). p. 29-36. ill. root fly, Delia radicum, and carrot rust fly, Includes references. (NAL Call No.: TD172.J6).

Ps i 1 a rosae

JCECD. Nottingham, S.F. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Press. Journal of chemical ecology. May 1987. V. 13 (5). p. 1313-1318. Includes references. 0210 (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0D415.A1J6). Fluorometric detection of photosystem II herbicide penetration and detoxification in whole leaves (Sugarbeets, soybean, cotton, 0205 spinach)

Voss, M. Rneger, G. ; Kotter, C; Graber, P.

Effects of photosystem II herbicides on the Champaign, 111. : Weed Science Society of photosynthet i c membranes of the cyanobacterium America. Weed science. Sept 1984. v. 32 (5). p. Aphanocapsa 6308 (Algae, comparison with 375-680. 111. Includes 23 references. (NAL Call

Spinacia oleracea, spinach). No. : 79.8 W41 ) Allen, M.M.PLPHA. Turnburke, A.C.; Lagace,

E.A.; Steinback, K.E. Rockville : American Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. Feb 1983. v. 71 (2). p. 388-392. 0211 ill. 22 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692). Frost desiccation: an osmotic model (Wheat, cabbage, economic plants, hardiness, freeze injuries) 0206 Williams, R.J. Boca Raton, Fla., CRC Press. Analysis and improvement of plant cold Effects of sulfur dioxide and ambient ozone on hardiness. 1981. 1981. p. 89-115. 7 ref. (NAL winter wheat and lettuce. Cal 1 No. : SB781 . A52) JEVOAA. Olszyk, D.M. Bytnerowicz, A.; Kats, G. Dawson, P.J.; Wolf, J.; Thompson, C.R. Madison,

Wis. : American Society of Agronomy. Journal of environmental quality. Oct/Dec 1986. v. 15 (4). p. 363-369. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

31 ...... , ; ,

(PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY)

0212 Society for Horticultural Science. Jan 1980. v.

105 (1). p. 88-91. ill. 30 ref . (NAL Call No.: CSenetlc and physiological approaches to bolting 81 S012). In lettuce. Waycott, W. Tal2, L.; Ryder, E.J. Sacramento, Calif. Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual 0218 report. Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 117-121.

ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25) Influence of dimethyl sulfoxide on freezing resistance of lettuce seeds. CRYBAS. Kaurin, A. Stushnoff, C. Orlando, Fla.

: Academic Press. Cryobiology. Dec 1985. v. 22 0213 (6). p. 569-573. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 0H324 .C7)

Growth and tipburn of lettuce : carbon dioxide enrichment at different light intensity and humidity levels, and rate of incorporation of carbon- 14 assimilates into the latex / by 0219 Michael Read. -. Read, Michael. Ann Arbor, Mich. University An influence of water stress at different Microfilms 1973. Thesis--Universi ty of growth stages on yield and quality of lettuce Wisconsin, 1972. Facsimile produced by seed. microfilm-xerography, viii, 145 leaves. Izzeldin. H. Lippert, L.F.; Takatori, F.H.

Bibliography: leaves 135-145. (NAL Call No.: Mount Vernon, Va. , The Society. Journal of the DISS 73-7,213). American Society for Horticultural Science. American Society for Horticultural Science. Jan 1980. v. 105 (1). p. 68-71. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). 0214

Highly potent germination inhibitors in aqueous eluate of fruits of Bishop's weed (Ammi majus 0220 L. ) and avoidance of autoinhibition (Anastatica hierochuntica, lettuce, tomato). Inhibition of growth of celery cells by Friedman, J. Pushkin, E.; Waller, G.R. New paclobutrsizol and its reversal by added York, Plenum Press. Journal of chemical sterols. ecology. Jan 1982. v. 8 (1). p. 55-65. ill. Haughan, P. A. Lenton. J.R.; Goad, L.J. New York

Includes 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0D415.A1J6). : Plenum Press, c1987. The metabolism structure, and function of plant lipids /

edited by Paul K. Stumpf , J. Brian Mudd, and W. David Nes. Paper presented at the "Seventh 0215 International Symposium on Plant Lipids," held July 27-August 1, 1986, University of Identification of differential responses of California, Davis, California, p. 91-93. cabbage cultivars to copper toxicity in Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL solution culture. 0K898.L56I55 1986). JOSHB. Rousos, P. A. Harrison, H.C. Alexandria,

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov 1987. v. 112 (6). p. 928-931. Includes references. (NAL 0221

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 81 S012) Injury and repair during rehydration of droughted cabbage leaves.

Levitt, J. Washington, D.C. : The Institute. 0216 Year book - Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1982/1983. V. 82. p. 87. Includes references.

Influence of after- ripening on phytochrome (NAL Cal 1 No. : 500 C21 ) control of seed germination in two varieties of lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.).

Suzuki, Y. Soejima, Y.; Matsui , T. Rockville,

Md. , American Society of Plant Physiologists. 0222 Plant physiology. Dec 1980. v. 66 (6). p. 1200-1201. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692). Interaction of a phenolic inhibitor with photosystem II particles (Spinach, Chi amydomonas reinhardi i photosynthes i s herbicide)

0217 Johanningmeier , U.JBBID. Neumann, E .

Oettmeier, W. New York : Plenum Press. Journal

Influence of cultivar, season, Irrigation, and of bioenerget ICS and biomembranes . 1983. v. 15 date of planting on thiocyanate ion content in (2). p. 43-66. ill. Includes references. (NAL cabbages (Analysis, natural toxicants). Cal 1 No. : 0H51 1 .A1 J68) Bible, B.B. Ju, H.Y.; Chong, C. Mount Vernon,

Va. , The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. American

32 . . . .

(PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY)

0223 0229

Isolation of a plant glycoprotein Involved with Preparation of multilayers containing control of Intercellular recognition (Cabbage). chlorophyll a and/or phosphatidylcholine and Ferrari, T.E. Bruns, D.; Wallace, D.H. chemical stability of chlorophyll a molecules

Rockville, Md. , American Society of Plant In the multilayers (from spinach or from Physiologists. Plant physiology. Feb 1981. v. Porphyra yezoens is).

67 (2). p. 270-277. ill. 25 ref . (NAL Call No.: Iriyama, K. San Francisco, California Farmer 450 P692). Publishing Company. Animal nutrition and health. 1980. v. 52 (2). p. 115-120. ill. 19 ref. (NAL Call No.: 389.78 W52).

0224

Malate oxidation, rotenone- resistance, and 0230 alternative path activity In plant mitochondria

( Cau 1 1 f 1 ower ( Brass 1 ca o 1 eracea ) , sweetpotato A rapid reverse phase evaporation method for (Ipoinoea batatis), spinach (Splnacia o1 eracea), the reconstltution of uncharge thylakoid

Kalanchoe da 1 gremont 1 ana leaf mitochondria). membrane lipids that resist hydration Wiskich. J.T. Day, D.A. Rockville. American (Spinach).

Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant Sprague, S.6. Staehel in, L.A. Rockville, Md. : physiology. Oct 1982. v. 70 (4). p. 959-964. 31 American Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692). physiology. June 1984. v. 75 (2). p. 502-504. ill. Includes 17 references. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692)

0225

Metabolites of diuron, llnuron, and methazole 0231 formed by liver microsomal enzymes and spinach plants. Reevaluation of the cyanide resistance of seed Suzuki, T. Casida, O.E. Washington, D.C.. germination (Lettuce, Lactuca sativa). American Chemical Society. Journal of Yu, K.S. Mitchell. C.A.; Robitaille, H.A. agricultural and food chemistry. Sept/Oct 1981. Rockville, Md. , American Society of Plant V. 29 (5). p. 1027-1033. 19 ref. (NAL Call No.: Physiologists. Plant physiology. Aug 1981. v. 381 J8223). 68 (2). p. 509-511. 9 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692)

0226 0232 Overcoming seed thermodromancy in a heat sensitive romaine lettuce by seed priming Recpjlrement for ethylene synthesis and action (Varieties) during relief of thermolnhlbltlon of lettuce

Cantliffe, D.J. Shuler, K.D.; Guedes , A.C. seed germination by combinations of gibberelllc

Alexandria. Va. , American Society for acid, klnetin, and carbon dioxide. Horticultural Science. HortScience. Apr 1981. PLPHA. Saini. H.S. Consolacion. E.D.; Bassi.

V. 16 (2). p. 196-198. ill. 10 ref. (NAL Call P.K.; Spencer, M.S. Rockville, Md. : American

No . : SB 1 . H6 ) Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. Aug 1986. v. 81 (4). p. 950-953. Includes 24 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 450 P692). 0227

Partial purification of giblserellln oxidases from spinach leaves. 0233 PLPHA. Gilmour, S.J. Bleecker, A.B.; Zeevaart,

J.A.D. Rockville, Md. : American Society of The role of cytokinin and factors affecting Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. Sept xylem differentiation In Romaine lettuce pith 1987. V, 85 (1). p. 87-90. Includes references. cultured In vitro / by George Eugene Cawthon. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 450 P692). Cawthon, George Eugene. 1972. Thesis--University of Idaho, 1972. Photocopy of typescript. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 0228 1973. xi, 147 leaves. Bibliography: leaves 129-147. (NAL Call No.: DISS 72-30,485). Photoperiodic control of gibberellln metabolism In spinach (Splnacia oleracea). Metzger. J.D. Zeevaart, J.A.D. Rockville. Md. American Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology, Feb 1982. v. 69 (2). p. 287-291. Includes 20 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692).

33 . . .

(PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY)

0234 stromal acidification mediates in vivo water stress inhibition of nonstomatal -control led photosynthesis (Spinacia oleracea, spinach, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, Aphanocapsa 6308, Algae, osmotic potential). Berkowitz, G.A.PLPHA. Chen, C.G.; Gibbs. M.

Rockville : American Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. Aug 1983. v. 72 (4). p. 1123-1126. Includes references. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 450 P692 )

0235

Variation in elemental content of 'Grand Rapids' lettuce grown under four levels of far-red and Infrared radiation in controlled

envi ronments ( Spectral qual i ty ) Krizek, D.T. Berry, W.L. New York, Marcel

Dekker . Journal of plant nutrition. 1981. v. 3

(5). p. 827-841. 26 ref . (NAL Call No.: 0K867. J67)

34 PLANT TAXONOMY AND GEOGRAPHY

0236

Evaluation of lettuce varieties and breeding lines for resistance to common lettuce mosaic

/ by Edward J. Ryder .

Ryder, Edward 0.. 1929- . Washington : U.S.

Dept. of Agriculture, 1968. 8 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 1391).

35 ......

PROTECTION OF PLANTS

0237 0243

Asparagus starts up slow but goes on and on; Cabbage growth stages (Susceptibility to pests rhubarb also takes Its own sweet time. and diseases ) Asparagus (Includes diseases and pests). Andaloro, J.T. Rose, K.B.; Shelton, A.M.; Hoy,

Garrison, S.A. Ellison, J.H. Washington. The C.W.; Becker, F.R. Geneva, N.Y. : New York yearbook of agr i cul tureUni ted States Dept. of (State), Agricultural Experiment Station, Agriculture. 1977. 1977. p. 196-201. ill. (NAL Geneva. New York's food and life sciences

Call No. : 1 AG84Y ) bulletin. 1983. 1983. (101). 4 p. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: S95.E22).

0238 0244 Beneficial bugs /Natural Food Institute.

Dudley, Mass. : The Institute, 1986? . Cover Chemical control of nematodes (Meloldogyne title.- "Where to buy natural predators that incognita, Trichodorus christiei, Criconemoides destroy aphids, cabbage worms, grasshoppers, ornatus, Hel icotylenchus dihystera) and bean beetles, gypsy moths, Japanese beetles, soil -borne pi ant -pathogenic fungi (Pythium spp. flies, mites, corn borers, and other pests.". and Fusarum spp.) on cabbage transplants.

10, 1 p. ; 22 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Johnson, A.W. McCarter, S.M. Ames, Iowa,

SF518.B4) Society of Nematol ogi sts . Journal of nematology. Apr 1979. v. 11 (2). p. 138-144.

ill. 21 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L39 1 . N4 J62 )

0239

Brocco 1 1 and cau 1 1 f 1 ower product i on 0245

Williams, D. Patterson, M. ; Brown, S.; Gazaway,

W. ; Mitchell, C.C. Jr.; Turner, J.; Evans, C. Cole crops- -pest control - Auburn, Ala. : The Service. Circular ANR Binning, L.K. Libby, J.L. Madison, Wis., The Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn Programs. Publication - Cooperative Extension University. July 1987. (290). 4 p. ill. (NAL Programs. University of Wisconsin -

Call No.: DNAL S544 . 3 . A2C47 ) . Extension. Wisconsin. University. Cooperative Extension Programs. Jan 1979. Jan 1979.

(A2357). 3 p. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . W6W53 )

0240

Broccoli and cauliflower production In Florida. 0246

Olson, S.M. Sherman, M. Gainesville, Fla. : The Service. Circular - Florida Cooperative Comparison of the toxicity of heavy metals to Extension Service. 1985. (555). 6 p. ill. (NAL cabbage growth (Pollution, adverse effects, Call No.: DNAL 275.29 F66C). uptake) Hara, T. Sonoda, Y. The Hague. Plant and soil. Feb 1979. v. 51 (1). p. 127-133. ill. 5 ref.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 450 P696) 0241

Buttoning of cauliflower and broccoli (physiological disorder) --causes and 0247 prevent 1 on Morse, R.D. Norfolk, Virginia Polytechnic The effect of asulam (Herbicide) on the growth Institute Extension Service. The Vegetable of tissue cultures of celery (Inhibitory growers news. Jan 1979. v. 33 (7). p. 3. (NAL action)

Cal 1 No. : 275.28 V52) Watts, M.J. Collin, H.A. Oxford. Weed research. Feb 1979. v. 19 (1). p. 33-37. ill., plate. 19 ref. (NAL Call No.: 79.8 W412).

0242

Cabbage, brussels sprouts, cauliflower and 0248 Kohlrabi: Seed production in the Pacific Northwest Effect of temperature on tipburn development in

Jarmin, M.L. Corvallis, Or. : The Service. PNW head lettuce. - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication, Misaghi, I.J. Grogan, R.G. St. Paul, American Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State Phytopathol oglcal Society. Phytopathology. Dec Universities, Cooperative Extension Service. 1978. V. 68 (12). p. 1738-1743. ill. 22 ref. June 1985. (268). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: DNAL (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56). 275.29 W27PN)

36 ......

(PROTECTION OF PLANTS)

0249 0255

Effects of big vein resistance and temperature Inhibition of photosystem ZI and Chlorella on disease incidence and percentage of plants (sorokiniana, Algae and spinach) growth by harvested of crisphead lettuce. 1-(m-t-buty1acetainidopheny1 )-3-methy1 -3-methoxy

Ryder, E.J. Mount Vernon, Va. , The Society. urea (Phenylurea herbicides, toxicity tests).

Journal . American Society for Horticultural Swader, J. A. Howe, CM. Champaign, 111., Weed Science. Sept 1979. v. 104 (5). p. 665-668. Science Society of America. Weed science. Mar in. 6 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). 1979. V. 27 (2). p. 232-234. ill. 16 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 79.8 W4 1 )

0250 0256 Effects of fumigating crops with hydrogen sulfide or sulfur dioxide (Injuries, lettuce, Injury and yield responses of spinach cultivars sugarbeets, cotton, alfalfa). to chronic doses of ozone in open- top field Thompson, C.R. Kats, G. Berkeley, Division of chambers Agricultural Sciences, University of Heagle, A.S. Philbeck, R.B. Madison, American California. California agriculture. Mar 1979. Society of Agronomy. Journal of environmental V. 33 (3). p. 9-10. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 quality. July/Sept 1979. v. 8 (3). p. 368-373. C12CAG) ill. 21 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0H540.J6).

0251 0257

Electrostatic deposition of pesticide spray Lettuce (Commercial vegetable production). onto foliar targets of varying morphology Schoenemann, J. A. Binning, L.K. Madison, Wis., (Broccoli, maize, cotton, cabbage). The Programs. Publication - Cooperative Law, S.E. Lane, M.D. St. Joseph, Mich., The Extension Programs. University of Wisconsin - - Society. Transactions of the ASAE American Extens i on . Wi scons i n. University. Cooperative Society of Agricultural Engineers. Nov/Dec Extension Programs. Jan 1979. Jan 1979. 1981. V. 24 (6). p. 1441-1445, 1448. ill. 10 (A2340). 4 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: ref. (NAL Call No.: 290.9 AM32T). S544.3.W6W53)

0252 0258

The first four years of integrated pest Lettuce (Cultivation, diseases, insect pests management in Everglades celery. I. and weeds ) Genung, W.G. Guzman, V.L. Lake Alfred. Zandstra, B.H. Warncke, D.D.; Lacy, M.L. East

Proceedings of the ... annual meet i ngF 1 or i da Lansing, Mich. : The Service. Extension State Horticultural Society. 1978 (pub. 1979). bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, V. 91. p. 275-284. ill. 24 ref. (NAL Call No.: Michigan State University. Oct 1983. Oct 1983. 81 F66). (1746). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 M58B).

0253 0259

Fumigant development for killing insects on Limp lettuce (due to damaged cell membranes). lettuce and other produce /Ruth Lynn Hooper . . Klein, R.M. Bronx, N.Y., The Garden Society, --. et al . . New York Botanical Garden. Garden (New York.

Hooper, Ruth Lynn. Natick, Mass. : US Army 1977). Jan/Feb 1979. v. 3 (1). p. 9. ill. (NAL

Natick Research and Development Center, 1984. Cal 1 No. : SB403.G3)

Final technical report 1 Oct. 80 - 30 Sept. 83.- Contract No. D83-13.- Report No.

NATICK/TR-84/046; AD A146661. v, 8 leaves ; 28 cm. Bibliography: leaf 6. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0260

SB981 . F8) A method of avoiding lettuce rot.

KAEBA. Garman, H. Lexington : The Station. Bulletin - Kentucky, Agricultural Experiment 0254 Station. Documents available from: Agriculture Library, Agricultural Science Center - North, Growing rhubarb. University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. 1-4. Colt, W.M. Beaver, G. ; Simpson, W.R.; Finnigan, 40546-0091. Mar 1899. (Bl.pt.l). p.

B. Moscow : The Service. Current information plates. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 K41 (2)). series - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho. Oct 1983. (719). 3 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 ID13IDC).

37 ......

(PROTECTION OF PLANTS)

0261 0267

Molybdenum availability as predicted from Pest control in commercial cole crop production selected soil chemical properties (Deficiency (Cauliflower, broccoli, and brussels sprouts). symptoms, cauliflower). Binning, L.K. Wyman, J. A.; Stevenson, W.R. Karimian, N. Cox, F.R. Madison. Agronomy Madison, Wis., The Programs. Publication - j ourna 1 Amer i can Society of Agronomy. Jan/Feb Cooperative Extension Programs, University of

1979. V. 71 (1). p. 63-65. ill. 23 ref . (NAL Wisconsin Extension. Apr 1981. Apr 1981.

Cal 1 No. : 4 AM34P) (A2357). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . W6W53 )

0262 0268

Multielement analysis of municipal sewage A possible role for chlorogenic acid in sludge ashes. Absorption of elements by cabbage calcium-related disorders of vegetable crops grown in sludge ash-soil mixture with particular reference to lettuce tipburn. (Contamination) Collier, G.F. Huntington, V.C. New York, Furr, A.K. Parkinson, T.F. Washington, D.C., Dekker. Communications 1n soil science and American Chemical Society. Environmental plant analysis. 1979. v. 10 (1/2). p. 481-490. science & technology. Dec 1979. v. 13 (12). p. ill. 18 ref. (NAL Call No.: S590.C63). 1503-1506. ill. 19 ref. (NAL Call No.: TD420.A1E5)

0269

0263 Requirement for root-pressure flow to provide adequate calcium to low-transpi ring tissue The nature of big vein resistance in lettuce as (Cabbage, carrots, deficiencies). expressed in greenhouse and field trials. Tibbitts, T.W. Palzkill, D.A. New York, Dekker. Ryder, E.J. AR-W. Alexandria, Va., American Communications in soil science and plant Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. analysis. 1979. v. 10 (1/2). p. 251-257. ill. 5 June 1980. v. 15 (3. sect. 2). p. 418. (NAL Call ref. (NAL Call No.: S590.C63).

No . : SB 1 . H6 )

0270 0264 Soil Impedance as a factor reducing crop Pepper, tomato and cabbage transplant (carrot, onion and sugarbeet, broccoli) production and soil pest control in relation to seedling emergence, and its relation to soil fall broadspectrum soil fumigation and conditions at sowing, and to applied water. nematicide application. Hegarty, T.W. Royle, S.M. Oxford, dournal of daworski , C.A. AR-SO. Phatak, S.C.; McCarter, applied ecology. Dec 1978. v. 15 (3). p. S.M.; Johnson, A.W. Alexandria, Va., American 897-904. ill. 9 ref. (NAL Call No.: 410 d828). Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. dune 1980. v. 15 (3. sect. 2). p. 383. (NAL Call

No. : SB1 .H6) 0271

Spinach: Seed production in the Pacific 0265 Northwest

darmin, M.L. Corvallis, Or. : The Service. PNW Persistence of (the herbicide) dichlobenil in a - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication, sandy soil and effects of residues on plant Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State growth (Phytotoxic to carrots and to lettuce). Universities, Cooperative Extension Service, Williams, d.H. Eagle, D.d. Oxford. Blackwell dune 1985. (267). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Scientific Publications. Weed research. Oct 275.29 W27PN) 1979. V. 19 (5). p. 315-319. ill. 4 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 79.8 W412)

0272

0266 Table beet and Swiss chard: Seed production In the Pacific Northwest.

Pest control in commercial cole crop darmin, M.L. Corvallis, Or. : The Service. PNW production. - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication, Binning, L.K. Wyman, d.A.; Stevenson, W.R. Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State Madison, Wis., The Programs. Publication - Universities, Cooperative Extension Service, Cooperative Extension Programs, University of dune 1985. (271). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

Wisconsin Extension. Feb 1982. Feb 1982. 275 . 29 W27PN)

(A2356). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . W6W53 )

38 .

(PROTECTION OF PLANTS)

0273

Tests prove what gardeners guessed: Nothing repels rabbits bent on cabbage (Fencing gardens as only protection from damages). Rachesky, S. Kansas City, Mo., Mid-America Publishing. Flower and garden. Southern edition. Sept 1979. v. 23 (9). p. 47. ill. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : SB403.F52)

39 . . . . .

PESTS OF PLANTS - GENERAL AND MISC.

0274 Cole crops —pest control Binning, L.K. WI . Wyman, J. A.; Stevenson, W.R. Madison, Wis., The Programs. Publication - Cooperative Extension Programs, University of

Wisconsin Extensi on. W i scons i n . University. Cooperative Extension Programs. Jan 1980. Jan 1980. (A2357). 3 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: S544.3.W6W53)

0275

The investigation of cause and potential coflunercial control measures of lettuce drop / by Dale Harry Young. -.

Young, Dale Harry, 1939- . 1977. Professional paper (M. P. S. ( Agr .)- -Cornel 1 University, 1977. Extension Repository Collection -Typescript (photocopy )~Includes biographical sketch. 31 leaves : col. ill. ; 28 cm. Bibliography: leaves 28-31. (NAL Call No.:

SB351 . L6Y6)

0276

The potential of compound U- 12 171 as an avian repel 1 ent ( Broccol i pi ants ) Schwab, R.G. Davis, Calif., University of California. Proceedings ... Vertebrate Pest Conference. Vertebrate Pest Conference. 1978. 1978. (8th). p. 255-259. ill. (NAL Call No.: SB950. A1V4)

0277

Protecting lettuce seedlings from birds.

Howard, W.E. Marsh, R.E. Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. Literature review. Apr 1,

1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 125-152. 4 p. ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : SB351 .L6I25)

40 . . . . , , a , ,

PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS

0278 0284

Acetaldehyde fumigation at reduced pressures to Adulticidal and larvicidal toxicity of aldicarb control the green peach aphid (Myzus perslcae) when applied as a soil insecticide (Hylemya on wrapped and packed head lettuce (Chemical, brass icae, cabbage maggot fly). varieties) Read, D.C. College Park, Md. , Entomological

Stewart, O.K. AR-W. Aharon i , Y.; Hartsell Society of America. Journal of economic P.L.; Young, D.K. College Park, Md. entomology. Feb 1981. v. 74 (1). p. 40-44. 3 Entomological Society of America. Journal of ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). economic entomology. Feb 15, 1980. v. 73 (1). p. 149-152. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 vJ822 ) 0285

Analysis of the dynamics of insect (Liriomyza 0279 sativae) populations in celery production. Musgrave, C.A. Poe, S.L. Lake Alfred. Acetaldehyde toxicity to the green peach aphid Proceedings of the ... annual meetingFlorida (Myzus perslcae) on harvested head lettuce In State Horticultural Society. 1978 (pub. 1979). high carbon dioxide or low oxygen atmospheres. V. 91. p. 271-175. ill. 3 ref. (NAL Call No.:

Hartsell, P.L. Aharoni , Y. College Park, Md. 81 F66). Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Dec 1979. v. 72 (6). p. 904-905. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822) 0286

Aphid dynamics on overwintering spinach.

0280 McLeon, P. Fayettevi 1 1 e , Ark. : Arkansas State Horticultural Society. Proceedings of the ... Action threshold for the cabbage caterpillar annual meeting - Arkansas State Horticultural complex In Georgia (Trichoplusia n1 . Plutella Society. Paper presented at the "106th Annual xylostella, Plerls rapae, Insectlcldal Meeting of the Arkansas State Horticultural control ) Society." November 13 and 14, 1985, Fort Smith, Chalfant, R.B. Athens, Ga., The Society. Arkansas. 1985. (106). p. 53-62. (NAL Call No.:

Journal . Georgi a Entomological Society. Oct DNAL SB21.A7A7). 1979. V. 14 (4). p. 359-363. ill. 6 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 0L461 .G4)

0287

0281 Application system critical for effective cole crop insect control with Bacillus Activity and abundance of the earwig, Labi dura thuringiensis. riparia, in a winter cabbage production Harper. J.D. Herbert, D.A.; Hoi 1 i ngsworth, M.H. ecosystem (Florida). Auburn, Ala. : The Station. Highlights of Strandberg, J.O. College Park, Md. agricultural research - Alabama, Agricultural Entomological Society of America. Environmental Experiment Station. Summer 1984. v. 31 (2). p. entomology. Oct 15, 1981. v. 10 (5). p. 8. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 AL1H). 701-704. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.E532).

0288

0282 Biological and ecological factors in the control of the celery leaf tier in Florida /by

The adapt Iveness of searching and host E.D. Ball . . . et al . . selection behaviour In Pieris rapae (L.) Ball, E. D._1870-1943. Washington : U.S. Dept. (cabbage butterfly). of Agriculture, 1935. Cover title.- Jones. R.E. Ives, P.M. Oxford, Blackwell Contribution from Bureau of Entomology and Scientific Publications. Australian journal of Plant Quarantine.- Correction inserted. 56 p. ecology. Mar 1979. v. 4 (1). p. 75-86. ill. 21 ill., maps ; 23 cm. Literature cited: p. 54-55. ref. (NAL Call No,: 0H54O.A8). (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 463).

0283 0289

Adjuvants tank-mixed with Bacillus Biosynthesis and inactivation of ecdysone thuringiensis for control of cabbagr looper during the pupal -adult development of the larvae (Trichoplusia ni ) on cabbage. cabbage butterfly, Pieris brassicae L. Schuster, D.J. Athens. Journal Georgi Beydon, P. Claret, J.; Porcheron, P.; Lafont, Entomological Society. Apr 1979. v. 14 (2). p. R. San Francisco, Hoi den-Day. Steroids. Dec 182-186. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.G4). 1981. V. 38 (6). p. 633-650. ill. Includes 34 ref. (NAL Call No.: 381 ST4).

41 . . . . ) , ......

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0290 0296

Breeding for resistance in cabbage and The cabbage leaf hopper as a pest of lettuce in cau 1 i f 1 ower to cabbage 1 ooper , i mported the Southwest by K.B. McKinney. -. cabbageworm , and diamond back moth (Pieris McKinney, K. B. Washington, D.C. U.S. Dept. of rapae, Plutella xylostella). Agriculture 1944. 30 p. ill., map --. (NAL Dickson, M.H. Eckenrode, C.J. Alexandria, Va., Call No.: Fiche S-69 no. 846). The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov 1980. v. 105

(6). p. 762-785. ill. 17 ref . (NAL Call No.: 81 S012) 0297

Cabbage lepidopterous pests and their parasites in southwestern Virginia.

0291 JEENAI. Chamber! in, J.R. Kok , L.T. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Cabbage aphid control on Brussels sprouts and Journal of economic entomology. June 1986. v. broccoli (Brevicoryne brassicae). 79 (3). p. 629-632. Includes references. (NAL

McCalley, N.F. Berkeley, Calif., The Station. Cal 1 No. : DNAL 421 J822) California agriculture - California Agricultural Experiment Station. May/June 1982. V. 36 (5/6). p. 7-8. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG) 0298

Cabbage 1 ooper and beet armyworm control on lettuce, 1978 (Trichoplusia ni , Spodoptera 0292 exigua) Tuscano, N.C. Kido, K.; Steenwyk, R.V. College Cabbage, cabbage 1 ooper (Trichoplusia ni Park Entomological Society of America. control, 1978. Insecticide and acarlcide tests. 1980. v. 5. p.

Reed, O.K. Reed, G.L. Repr i nts . Un1 ted States. 77. (NAL Call No.: SB950.A1I49). Dept. of Agriculture. Science and Education Administration. Agricultural Research. (NAL

Call No.: aS21 . A8U5/AR) . 0299

Cabbage 1 ooper and green peach aphid control on

0293 lettuce, 1981 (Trichoplusia ni , Myzus pers i cae ) Cabbage insect control, 1981 (Trichoplusia ni Robbins, P.S. Hessney, M.L.; Eckenrode, C.J.

Pieris rapae, Plutella xylostella, Evergestis College Park : Entomological Society of rimosal is) America. Insecticide and acarlcide tests. 1982.

Ghidiu, G.M. College Park : Entomological V. 7. p. 93. (NAL Call No.: SB950. A 1 149 ) Society of America. Insecticide and acarlcide tests. 1982. V. 7. p. 71. (NAL Call No.: SB950. A1I49) 0300

Cabbage 1 ooper and Imported cabbageworm control

0294 on cabbage, 1979 (Trichoplusia ni , Pieris

rapae )

Cabbage insect problems in New York. Hogenkamp, D.J. College Park : Entomological

Shelton, A.M. Willoughby, Ohio : Meister Society of America. Insecticide and acarlcide Publishing Company. American vegetable grower tests. 1980. V. 5. p. 59-60. (NAL Call No.: and greenhouse grower. Feb 1982. v. 30 (2). p. SB950.A1I49) 12, 14. ill. (NAL Call No.: 80 C733).

0301 0295 The cabbage 1 ooper as a pest of lettuce in the Cabbage insects how to control them in the home Southwest /by K.B. McKinney. garden / by W.O. Reid, Jr., and P.P. Cuthbert, McKinney, K. B. 1890- . Washington : U.S. Dept.

Jr. . of Agriculture, 1944. Caption title. 30 p.

Reid. W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert, Frank P.._1922-. 111. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, no.846)

1955. Cover title. 4 folded leaves : ill. ; 23 X 10 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Hg no. 44).

42 ......

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0302 0308

Cabbage looper control on cauliflower, 1978 Cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni): ovicidal (Trichoplusia n1 ) activity of pesticides in the laboratory.

Gerhardt , P.D. College Park : Entomological Chalfant, R.B. Todd, d.W. Baltimore, Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide Entomological Society of America. Journal of tests. 1980. V. 5. p. 66. (NAL Call No.: economic entomology. Feb 15, 1979. v. 72 (1). SB950. A1 149) p. 30-32. ill. 16 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822)

0303 0309 Cabbage looper control on col lards, 1981

(Brassica oleracea, Trichoplusia ni ) Cabbage maggot control / George E. Gould .

Harper, J.D. Hoi 1 i ngsworth, M.H. College Park Gould, George Edward, 1905- . Lafayette, Ind. Entomological Society of America. Insecticide Purdue University Agricultural Experiment and acaricide tests. 1982. v. 7. p. 82. (NAL Station, 1955. Cover title. 8 p. : ill. ; 28

Cal 1 No. : SB950. A 1 149 ) cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 In2P no. 616).

0304 0310

Cabbage looper control on head lettuce with Cabbage maggot control, 1979 (Hylemya Bacillus and pyrethroids, 1978 (Trichoplusia brass icae) ni). Robbins, P.S. Webb, D.R.; Eckenrode, C.J.

Gerhardt, P.D. College Park : Entomological College Park : Entomological Society of Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide America. Insecticide and acaricide tests. 1980. tests. 1980. V. 5. p. 75-76. (NAL Call No.: V. 5. p. 62. (NAL Call No.: SB950. A 1 149 ) SB950. A1 149)

0311 0305 Cabbage maggot control, 1981 (Hylemya

Cabbage looper control on head lettuce, 1978 brass i cae , New York )

(Trichoplusia ni ) Robbins, P.S. Hessney, M.L.; Eckenrode, CO.

Gerhardt, P.D. College Park : Entomological College Park : Entomological Society of Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide America. Insecticide and acaricide tests. 1982. tests. 1980. V. 5. p. 75. (NAL Call No.: V. 7. p. 73-74. (NAL Call No.: SB950. A 1 149 ) SB950.A1I49)

0312 0306 The cabbage maggot (Hylemya brass icae) in the Cabbage looper control, 1981 (Trichoplusia ni ) home garden.

1 Sherrod, D.W. Francis, J. A. College Park : Davidson, R. Antonel i , A. Pullman, Wash., The Entomological Society of America. Insecticide Service. EM - Washington State University, and acaricide tests. 1982. v. 7. p. 75-76. (NAL Cooperative Extension Service. Mar 1979. Mar

Cal 1 No. : SB950. A 1 149) 1979. (4343). 2 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 W27MI)

0307 0313

Cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni ) nuclear polyhedrosis vi rus -paras i told (Voria rural is) The cabbage maggot (Hylemya brass icae) In the interactions (Biological control). home garden (Broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, Vail, P.V. College Park, Md., Entomological and rutabagas )

Society of America. Environmental entomology. Davidson, R. Antonel 1 i , A. Pullman, The Aug 1981. V. 10 (4). p. 517-520. ill. 11 ref. Service. E.M.Washington State University. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.E532). Cooperative Extension Service. Mar 1979. Mar 1979. (4343). 2 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 W27MI).

43 . . a . . ,

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0314 0320

The cabbage maggot In the home garden. Caterpillar pests of the cabbage family.

WUEXA. Antonelli, A. Davidson, R.M. dr. WUEXA. Antonelli, A.L. Pullman, Wash. : The - Pullman, Wash. : The Service. Extension Service. Extension bulletin Washington State bulletin - Washington State University, University, Cooperative Extension Service. Cooperative Extension Service. Oct 1985. Subseries: Insect answers. Feb 1987. (1414). 4 (0859,rev.). 3 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 W27P). 275.29 W27P).

0321 0315 Chemical recognition of host plants for The cabbage maggot in the home garden (Hylemya oviposltion by the cabbage butterfly, Pieris brass icae, damage, control). rapae (Lepidoptera: Pieridae).

Davidson, R. Antonelli, A. Pullman, Wash. : The Renwick, J . A . A . EVETB . Radke, CD. College Park - Service. Extension Bulletin Washington State : Entomological Society of America. University, Cooperative Extension Service. Jan Environmental entomology. Apr 1983. v. 12 (2). 1984. Jan 1984. (0895, rev.). 2 p. ill. (NAL p. 446-450. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

Cal 1 No. : 275.29 W27P) 0L461 . E532) .

0316 0322

The cabbage maggot in the home garden (Hylemya Chemical stimulants and deterrents regulating brassicae, Washington). acceptance or rejection of crucifers by cabbage Davidson, R. Antonelli, A. Pullman, Wash., The butterf 1 ies. Service. Extension bulletin - Washington State JCECD. Renwick, J. A. A. Radke, CD. New York, University, Cooperative Extension Service. Nov N.Y. Plenum Press. Journal of chemical 1981. Nov 1981. (859). 2 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: ecology. July 1987. v. 13 (7). p. 1771-1776. 275.29 W27P). ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0D415. A1 J6)

0317 0323

Cabbage seedpod weevil ( Ceutrohynchus assimi lis). Chemically mediated reproductive isolation Schultz, P.B. Parnell, L.A. Norfolk, Va.. The between cabbage looper and soybean looper moths

Service. The Vegetable growers news . Vi rgi ni (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) (Trichoplusia ni Polytechnic Institute and State University. Pseudop 1 us i a i nc 1 udens )

Cooperative Extension Service. June 1979. v. 33 Leppla, N.C EVETB. College Park : Entomological (12). p. 1. (NAL Call No.: 275.28 V52). Society of America. Environmental entomology. Dec 1983. v. 12 (6). p. 1760-1765. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

0L461 . E532) 0318

Cabbage seedpod weevil control In winter rapeseed 0324 McCaffrey. J. P. O'Keeffe. L.E.; Homan, H.W.

Moscow, Idaho : The Service. Current A chlamydial -1 ike organism isolated from information series - Cooperative Extension insects in insect mass rearing facilities

Service, University of Idaho. July 1986. (782). (Cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni , and cotton 4 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 ID13IDC). boUworm, Heliothis virescens). Adams, J.R. Beegle, CC; Tompkins, G.J. Baton Rouge, Claitor's Publishing Division. Proceedings - meeting - Electron Microscopy 0319 Society of America. 1982. v. 40. p. 316-317.

111. 1 ref. (NAL Call No.: OH201.E4). Cabbage snakes.

KAEBA. Garman, H. Lexington : The Station. Bulletin - Kentucky, Agricultural Experiment Station. Documents available from: Agriculture 0325 Library, Agricultural Science Center - North, Univerisity of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Coincidence of pheromone hydrolytic activity 40546-0091. May 1905. (120,pt.2). p. 78-81. with sexual maturity in the cabbage looper plates. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 K41 (2)). moth, Trichoplusia ni (Hubner). Ferkovich, S.M. Dillard, C; McAshann, A.L. Lawrence, Kan., American Society of Zoologists. American zoologist. 1980. v. 20 (4). p. 904. 111. (NAL Call No.: 410 AM3).

44 . . . . . , ...... ,

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0326 0331

Cole crops insect pests. The comnon cabbage worm /by F.H. Chittenden.

MUCBA. Grafius, E. East Lansing, Mich. : The Chittenden, F. H. 1858-1929. Washington, D.C. Service. Extension bulletin E - Cooperative U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1916. Caption Extension Service, Michigan State University. title.- "Contribution from the Bureau of

Sept 1984. (968, rev.). 2 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: Entomology.". 16 p. ill., 1 map ; 23 cm. DNAL 275.29 M58B) Bibliography: p. 15-16. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 766).

0327 0332 Colonization and intraplant distribution of

Thrips tabaci (Thysanoptera : Thripidae) on The common cabbage worm and its control /by cabbage F.H. Chittenden. JEENAI. North, R.C. Shelton. A.M. College Park, Chittenden, F. H. 1858-1929. Washington, D.C.

Md. : Entomological Society of America. Journal U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1926. Cover title. of economic entomology. Feb 1986. v. 79 (1). p. 14 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 219-223. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Ag84F no. 1461 )

DNAL 421 J822) .

0333 0328 The common cabbage worm and its control F.H. --. Color preference of thrips (Thysanoptera: Chittenden .

Thripidae) with reference to aphids (Homoptera: Chittenden, F. H. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept.

Aphididae) and leafminers in Hawaiian lettuce of Agriculture, 1926. ii, 14 p. : ill. --. (NAL farms Call No.: DNAL Fiche S-70 no. 1461). JEENAI. Yudin, L, S. Mitchell, W.C; Cho, U.J.

Col 1 ege Park , Md : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb

1987. V. 80 ( 1 ) p. 51-55. Includes references, 0334 (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822). The common cabbage worm in Wisconsin (Pontia rapae Linn.) /H.F. Wilson. Wilson, H. F. 1883-. Madison, Wis. 0329 Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Wisconsin, 1919. Cover title. 35 1 Combined effects of soi -invorporated and p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 35. (NAL foliar-applied insecticides in bed-system Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (2) no. 45). production of Brass ica crops (Broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, pest control ) Finlayson, D.G. Ottawa, Agricultural Institute 0335 of Canada. Canadian journal of plant science. Apr 1979. V. 59 (2). p. 399-410. ill. 10 ref The common cabbage wormby F.H. Chittenden. —

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 450 C16) Chittenden, F. H. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1916. 16 p. ill. --. Bibliography: p. 15-16. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Fiche S-70 no. 766). 0330

Commercial vegetable crops and greenhouse vegetables. 0336 Document available from: University of Illinois, Agricultural Publications Office, Comparative control of caterpillars

1301 Gregory Dr., Urbana, Illinois 61801 1980. (Trichoplusia ni , Pieris rapae, Plutella This publication examines limitations for field xylostella) on cabbage cultivars treated with vegetables in days between application and Bacillus thuringiensis (Biological control). harvest, also includes cabbage and related cole Creighton, C.S. McFadden, T.L.; Robbins, M.L. crops. 8 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: Document Athens, Ga., The Society. Journal of the available from source .).( NAL Call No.: CIRCULAR Georgia Entomological Society. July 1981. v. 16 897) (3). p. 361-367. Bibliography p. 367. (NAL Call

No. : 0L461 .G4)

45 . . . : ) . .

(PESTS OF PLANTS INSECTS)

0337 0342

Comparison of a nuclear polyhedrosi s virus and Composite action thresholds for the control of chemical insecticides for control of the beet lepidopterous pests on f r>esh-market cabbage in armyworm (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) on head the lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. lettuce. JEENAI. Cartwright, B. Edelson, J.V.; Chambers,

JEENAI . Gelernter, W.D. Toscano, N.C.; Kido, C. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of

K. ; Federici, B.A. College Park, Md. America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb Entomological Society of America. Journal of 1987. V. 80 (1). p. 175-181. Includes economic entomology. June 1986. v. 79 (3). p. references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822 ) 714-717. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822).

0343

0338 Composite economic threshold for three lepidopterous pests of cabbage (Trichoplusia

Comparison of action thresholds for ni , Plutella xylostella, Pieris rapae). lepidopterous larvae on fresh-market cabbage Kirby. R.D. Slosser, J.E. College Park, Md. (Plutella xylostella, Pieris rapae, Entomological Society of America. Journal of Trichoplusia ni ) economic entomology. June 1984. v. 77 (3). p

Shelton, A.M. Sears, M.K.; Wyman, J . A . ; Quick, 725-733. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

T.C. College Park, Md. : Entomological Society 421 J822). of America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb 1983. V. 76 (1). p. 196-199. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). 0344

Control of cabbage worms /by H.D. Brown.

0339 Brown, H. D. 1891-. Urbana, 111. : University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station,

Comparison of electroantennograms from female 1918. Caption title. 4 p. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call and male cabbage looper moths (Trichoplusia ni No.: DNAL 275.29 IL62C no. 226). of different ages and for various pheromone concentrat i ons JCECD. Seabrook, W.D. Linn, C.E.; Dyer, L.J.;

Shorey, H.H. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Press. 0345 Journal of chemical ecology. June 1987. v. 13 (6). p. 1443-1453. Includes references. (NAL Control of caterpillars on cabbage and other Call No.: DNAL 0D415.A1J6). cole crops. Creighton, C.S. Halfhill, J.E. Washington, D.C., The Department. Farmers' bulletin - United States Department of Agriculture. Oct 0340 1980. Oct 1980. (2271). 24 p. ill. (NAL Call

No. : 1 AG84F ) Comparison of permethrin applied as a foliar spray and root soak for cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni ) control on greenhouse chrysanthemum cuttings and celery transplants. 0346 Lindquist, R.K. Simonet, D.E.; Krueger, H.R. commercial cabbage College Park, Md. , Entomological Society of Control of caterpillars on America. Journal of economic entomology. June and other cole crops in the South /by W.J.

1980. V. 73 (3). p. 381-384. 1 ref . (NAL Call Reid, Jr. and F.P. Cuthbert, Jr.

No. : 421 J822) Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert, Frank P.,_1922-.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture,

1957. 24 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

1 Ag84F no. 2099). 0341

Comparisons of traps and visual searches of foliage for monitoring aphid ( Heteroptera 0348 Aphididae) population density in broccoli Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage (Myzus persicae, Hyadaphis erysimi , Brevlcoryne brass icae) and other cole crops in the South /by W.J.

Trumble, J.T.JEENA. Nakakihara, H. ; Zehnder, Reid, Jr. and F.P. Cuthbert, Jr. Frank P.,_1922-. 6.W. College Park : Entomological Society of Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert,

America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture.

1982. V. 75 (5). p. 853-856. Includes 1960. 24 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). 1 Ag84F no. 2099 1960).

46 ......

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0347 0354

Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage Control of lepidopterous larvae on cabbage, and other cole crops in the South /by W.J. Sandusky Co., Ohio, 1981 (Pieris rapae, Reid, Jr. and P.P. Cuthbert, Jr. Plutella xylostella, Trichoplusia ni ) Reid. W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert. Frank P.,_1922-. Morisak, D.J. Lindquist, R.K.; Johnson, R.L.

Washington, D.C. ; U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, College Park : Entomological Society of

1967. 24 p. : ni. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL America. Insecticide and acaricide tests. 1982. 1 Ag84F no. 2099 1967). V. 7. p. 73. (NAL Call No.: SB950. A 1 149 )

0349 0355

Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage Control of lepidopterous larvae on cabbage and other cole crops in the South /by W.J. using foliar sprays, 1978 (Insecticides).

Reid, Jr. and P.P. Cuthbert, Jr. Wellik, M.J. Slosser, J.E. College Park : Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert. Frank P.,_1922-. Entomological Society of America. Insecticide

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, and acaricide tests. 1980. v. 5. p. 64-65. (NAL

1968. Rev. Sept. 1967. 24 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Cal 1 No. : SB950. A1I4g)

(NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 2099 1968).

0356 0350 Control of lepidopterous larvae on spring Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage cabbage, 1978. and other cole crops in the South /by W.J. Halfhill, J.E.Halfhill , J.E. Reprints. United Reid, Jr. and P.P. Cuthbert, Jr. States. Dept. of Agriculture. Science and Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert, Frank P.,_1922-. Education Administration. Agricultural

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Research. (NAL Call No.: aS21 . A8U5/AR) 1971. "This edition replaces all previous editions of this publication.". 24 p. ill. ;

23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no . 2099 1971 ) 0357

Control of worms and aphids of cabbage, 1981 (Pieris rapae, Plutella xylostella, Brevicoryne

0351 brass i cae )

Bowman, J.S. College Park : Entomological Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide and other cole crops in the South by W.J. Reid, tests. 1982. V. 7. p. 67. (NAL Call No.:

Jr. and P.P. Cuthbert, Jr. . — SB950.A1I49)

Reid, W. J. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of

Agriculture, 1971. 23 p. : ill. --. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Fiche S-70 no. 2099 1971). 0358

Controlling the cabbage butterfly. 0352 Nelson, G. Waterloo, Wis., Countryside Publications. Countryside. Aug 1979. v. 63 (8). Control of imported cabbageworm and cabbage p. 35-36. 111. (NAL Call No.: S521.C62). looper, 1980 (Pieris rapae, Trichoplusia ni )

Dapsis, L.J. Ferro, D.N. College Park : Entomological Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide tests. 1982. v. 7. p. 69-70. (NAL 0359

Cal 1 No. : SB950. A1 149) Cotton pest (Heliothis virescens) invades lettuce. Meister, H. San Francisco. Agrichemical age. 0353 Feb 1979. V. 23 (2). p. 8, 57C. ill. (NAL Call

No. : 381 AG85) Control of lepidopterous larvae in cabbage,

1981 (Pieris rapae, Trichoplusia ni , Achyra rantal is)

Cranshaw, W.S. Johnston, R.L. College Park : 0360 Entomological Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide tests. 1982. v. 7. p. 67-68. (NAL Courtship behavior and evidence for a sex

Cal 1 No. : SB950. A1 149 ) pheromone in Diaeretiella rapae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae), the cabbage aphid (Brevicoryne brassicae) primary parasitoid.

Askari. A. Alishah, A. College Park, Md. , The

Society. Annal s . Entomological Society of America. Nov 1979. v. 72 (6). p. 749-750. ill.

47 ......

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

5 ref. (NAL Can No.: 420 EN82). 0366

Degradation of terbufos In soil and its translocation into cole crops. 0361 JAFCAU. Szeto, S.Y. Brown. M.J.; Mackenzie,

J.R.; Vernon, R.S. Washington, D.C. : American Crop loss assessment methods for the cabbage Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and naggot (Diptera: Anthonyl idae) In cabbage food chemistry. Sept/Oct 1986. v. 34 (5). p. ( Hy 1 emya brass i cae ) 876-879. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Dapsis, L.J.JEENA. Ferro, D.N. College Park DNAL 381 J8223). Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1982. v. 75 (5). p. 777-780. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 0822). 0367

Detection and control of carrot weevil (Listronotus oregonensis, pest of celery and 0362 carrots in Michigan). Grafius, E.MUCBA. Otto, M.; Collins, B. East - Current knowledge and research on movement of Lansing : The Service. Extension bulletin E the cabbage looper (Trichoplusia n1 ) and Cooperative Extension Service. Michigan State related looper species (In the United States). University. Apr 1983. Apr 1983. (890). 2 p. Lingren, P.O. Henneberry, T.J.; Sparks, A.N. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 Raleigh, N.C., University Graphics, 1979. M58B) Movement of highly mobile insects: concepts and methodology in research; proceedings of a conference, "Movement of Selected Species of Lepidoptera in the Southeastern United States," 0368 Raleigh, North Carolina, April 9-11, 1979, edited by R. L. Rabb and G. G. Kennedy, p. Development and ultrastructure of sex pheromone

394-405. 35 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB945 . L63M6 ) gland cells in females of the cabbage looper moth, Trichoplusia ni (Hubner) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) Percy, J. Ottawa. Canadian journal of zoology. 0363 Jan 1979. v. 57 (1). p. 220-236. ill. Bibliography p. 235-236. (NAL Call No.: 470

Cuticular lipid constituents of cabbage seedpod C16D) . weevils ( Ceutorrhynchus assimillis) and host plant oviposition sites as potential pherofflones Richter, I. Krain, H. Champaign, 111., American 0369 Oil Chemists' Society. Lipids. Aug 1980. v. 15 (8). p. 580-586. 44 ref. (NAL Call No.: Developmental rates and emergence of vegetable 0P751 .L5) leafminer pupae and their parasites reared from celery foliage (Liriomyza sativae). Tryon, E.H. Jr. Poe. S.L. Gainesville, Florida Entomological Society. Florida entomologist. 0364 Dec 1981. V. 64 (4). p. 477-483. ill. Includes 8 references. (NAL Call No.: 420 F662). Damage by the cabbage maggot, Hylemya (Delia) brassicae (Diptera: Anthomyi idae) , to brussels sprouts

OEENAI. Zalom, F.G. Pickel , C. College Park. 0370

Md. : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Dec 1985. v. 78 (6). p. Diamondback moth, imported cabbageworm, and 1251-1253. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: cabbage looper control on cabbage, 1981 DNAL 421 0822). (Plutella xylostella, Pieris rapae, Trichoplusia ni )

She 1 ton, A.M. Wilsey, W.T. College Park : Entomological Society of America. Insecticide 0365 and acaricide tests. 1982. v. 7. p. 74. (NAL Call No.: SB950. A1I49) Damage to inflorescence of cabbage seed plants by the pale legume bug (Heteroptera: Mir idae) (Lygus el isus)

Getzin, L.W.JEENA. College Park : Entomological 0371 Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1983. v. 76 (5). p. 1083-1085. Diamondback moth, imported cabbageworm, and Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). cabbage looper control on cauliflower and brussel sprouts, 1981 (Plutella xylostella, Pieris rapae, Trichoplusia ni).

Shelton, A.M. Wilsey, W.T. College Park : Entomological Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide tests. 1982. v. 7. p. 74-75. (NAL

48 . . .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

Cal 1 No. : SB950.A1I4g) 0377

Dissolution of Autographa calif ornica nuclear polyhedrosis virus polyhedra by the digestive 0372 fluid of Trichoplusia ni (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) larvae (Cabbage looper). Dlamondback moth, Imported cabbageworm, and Pritchett, D.W. Young. S.Y.; Yearian, W.C. New cabbage looper on calsbage, 1979 (Plutella York, Academic Press. Journal of invertebrate xylostella, Plerls rapae, Trichoplusia ni). pathology. May 1982. v. 39 (3). p. 354-361. Wilsey, W.T. Shelton. A.M.; Luetchford, CM.; in. 1 p. ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J826).

Gllpatrick, J.L. College Park : Entomological Society of America. Insecticide and acarlcide tests. 1980. V. 5. p. 65-66. (NAL Call No.: SB950.A1I49) 0378

An ecological study of the insect populations on cabbage in Minnesota. 0373 Weires, Richard W. Ann Arbor, Mich. University Microfilms 1973. Thesis--Universi ty of Diel activity patterns of tobacco budworm, Minnesota, 1972. viii, 161 leaves. Heliothls virescens (F.), and cabbage looper, Bibliography: leaves 141-153. (NAL Call No.: Trichoplusia ni (Hubner) larvae. DISS 73-10,652). EVETEX. Johnson, M.W. Jones, V.P.; Toscano,

N.C. College Park, Md. : Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Feb 1987. V. 16 (1). p. 25-29. Includes references. (NAL 0379 Call No.: DNAL 0L461.E532). Ecology of Thysanoptera within cabbage fields. EVETEX. North, R.C. Shelton, A.M. College Park,

Md. : Entomological Society of America. 0374 Environmental entomology. June 1986. v. 15 (3). p. 520-526. Includes references. (NAL Call No.;

Disappearance of acephate residues from beans, DNAL 0L461 . E532) carrots, celery, lettuce, peppers, potatoes, strawberries, and tomatoes.

Frank, R. Ritchey, G. ; Braun, H.E.; McEwen,

F.L. College Park, Md. : Entomological Society 0380 of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1984. V. 77 (5). p. 1110-1115. Includes 12 Effect of a hay mulch and of a companionate references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). planting on cabbage pest populations (Artogeia rapae, Trichoplusia ni).

Cranshaw, W.S. East Lansing, Mich. : Michigan Entomological Society. The Great Lakes 0375 entomologist. Spring 1984. v. 17 (1). p. 9-12. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.M5). Diseases and insect pests of cabbage and related plants identification and control /by L.H. Shropshire and K.O. Kadow. Shropshire, L. H. Kadow, K. J._1908-. Urbana, 0381

111. : University of Illinois, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station Effect of artificial defoliation on broccoli and Extension Service in Agriculture and Home yield.

Economics, 1936. 49 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL GRLEA. Cranshaw, W.S. Default, R.J. East

Call No.: DNAL 275.29 IL62C no. 454). Lansing, Mich. : Michigan Entomological Society. The Great Lakes entomologist. Spring 1985. V. 18 (1). p. 55-57. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0L461.M5). 0376

Dispersion analysis and sampling plans for Insect pests (Liriomyza sativae) In Florida 0382 celery. Musgrave, C.A. Beck, H.W.; Poe. S.L.; Denton, Effect of fertilization with municipal sludge

W.H.; Strandberg, J.O.; White. J.M. ; Genung, on the glutathione, polyamine, and cadmium W.G.; Guzman, V.L. s.1.. The Society. content of cole crops and associated loopers Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the (Trichoplusia ni). Florida State Horticultural Society. June 1. JAFCAU. Hughes, P.R. Welnstein, L.H.; 1980. V. 92. p. 106-108. 1 ref. (NAL Call No. Wettlaufer, S.H.; Chiment, J.J.; Doss, G.J.; 81 F66). Culliney, T.W.; Gutenmann, W.H.; Bache, C.A.;

Lisk, D.J. Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Jan/Feb 1987. v. 35 (1). p. 50-54. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381 J8223).

49 . . . . , . . . . ,

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0383 0388

Effect of lepidopterous larval populations on Effects of bacteria and a fungus fed singly or processed cabbage grades (Pier Is rapae, in combination on mortality of larvae of the

Plutella xylostella, Trichoplusia n1 , New cabbage looper ( Lep i doptera: Noctu i dae) York ) (Nomuraea rileyi, Bacillus thuringiensis,

Shelton, A.M. Andaloro, J.T. College Park, Md. Serrat i a marcescens ) Entomological Society of America. Journal of Ignoffo, CM. AR-SO. Garcia, C; Kroha, M.O.; economic entomology. Feb 1982. v. 75 (1). p. Hoffman, J.D. Lawrence, Kan., The Society. 141-143. 9 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 d822). Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society. Oct 1980. V. 53 (4). p. 797-800. 11 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 420 K13)

0384

Effect of low temperature on Myzus perslcae 0389 (Homoptera: Aphididae) on overwintering spinach. Effects of cabbage looper, imported EVETEX. McLeod, P. College Park, Md. cabbageworm, and diamondback moth on fresh Entomological Society of America. Environmental market and processing cabbage (Trichoplusia ni entomology, dune 1987. v. 16 (3). p. 796-801. Pieris rapae, Plutella xylostella, New York). Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Shelton, A.M. Andaloro, J.T.; Barnard, J.

0L461 . E532) . College Park, Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Aug 1982. v. 75 (4). p. 742-745. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822) 0385

The effect of organophosphorus insecticides on the neuroendocrinal system of the caterpillars 0390 of the cabbage moth Mamestra brass icae L.

( Lep i doptera , Noctu 1 dae ) Effects of male photoperiod on calling, Kozlovskaya, V.I. Silver Spring, Md., Scripta pheromone levels, and oviposit ion of mated Publishing. Entomological review. Oct/Dec 1980 female Trichoplusia ni (Cabbage looper).

Translated from: Entomol ogicheskoe obozrenie, Hagan, D.V. Brady, U.E. College Park, Md. , The p. 730-. (421 R322). v. 59 (4). p. 18-27. ill. Society. Annals of the Entomological Society of Includes 3 p. ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 R322AE). America. May 1981. v. 74 (3). p. 286-288. Bibliography p. 288. (NAL Call No.: 420 EN82).

0386 0391 Effect of the parasite Copidosoma truncatellum on development of its host Trichoplusia ni Effects of nonhost-plant odors on anemotactic

( Cabbage 1 ooper ) response to host -pi ant odor in female cabbage

Jones, D. Jones, G. ; Van Steenwyk, R.A.; root fly, Delia radicum, and carrot rust fly,

Hammock, B.D. College Park, Md. , The Society. Ps 11 a rosae

Annals of the Entomological Society of America. JCECD. Nottingham, S.F. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Jan 1982. v. 75 (1). p. 7-11. Includes 1 p. Press. Journal of chemical ecology. May 1987.

ref. (NAL Call No.: 420 EN82 ) V. 13 (5). p. 1313-1318. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0D415.A1J6).

0387 0392 Effectiveness of microbial and chemical insecticides for controlling cabbage looper Effects of prolonged colonization, crowding,

( Lep 1 doptera: Noctu 1 dae) and Imported and starvation on development and survival

cabbageworm ( Lep 1 doptera: Pleridae) on col lards rates of cabbage loopers, Trichoplusia ni in Maryland. (Hubner) (Lepi doptera: Noctu 1 dae).

JEENAI. Tompkins, G.J. Linduska, J.J.; Young, GENSAB. Tignor, K.R. Eaton, J.L. Tifton, Ga. : J.M.; Dougherty, E.M. College Park, Md. The Society. Journal of Entomological Science. Entomological Society of America. Journal of Jan 1986. v. 21 (1). p. 68-82. Includes economic entomology. Apr 1986. v. 79 (2). p. references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0L461.G4). 497-501. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822).

50 . , ), .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

- 0383 Dissertation 0-02907. x, 94, (2) p. : ill. ; 22 cm. Bibliography: p. 86-93. (NAL Call No.: Effects of storage at 1.1 degrees Celsius on SB945.L55T7). the mortality of Liriomyza trifolii (Burgess) (Diptera: Agromyzidae) life stages in celery. JEENAI. Leibee, G.L. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Journal of 0399 economic entomology. Apr 1985. v. 78 (2). p. 407-411. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Epidemiology of tomato spotted wilt virus DNAL 421 0822). disease on crisphead lettuce in Hawaii.

PLDRA. Cho, J.J. Mitchell, W.C.; Mau , R.F.L.;

Sakimura, K. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathol ogical Society. Plant disease. June 0394 1987. V. 71 (6). p. 505-508. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). Effects of the anti hormone-hormone mimic ETB (ethyl -4-(2-(t-buty1carbonyloxy)butoxy) on the induction of insect juvenile hormone esterase in (the cabbage looper) Trichoplusia ni 0400 Sparks, T.C. Wing, K.D. Oxford, Pergamon Press. Life sciences, duly 30, 1979. v. 25 (5). p. Evaluation of a visual damage threshold for

445-450. in. 32 ref . (NAL Call No.: 442.8 management of lepidopterous larvae on cabbage L62). with pyrethroid insecticides. Schuster, D.J. Workman, R.B.; Chalfant, R.B.

Clemson, 5.C. : South Carolina Entomological Society. Journal of agricultural entomology. 0395 Oct 1984. V. 1 (4). p. 318-322. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB599.J69). Efficacy of the nuclear polyhedrosis virus of the alfalfa looper (Autographa californica) against cabbage looper larvae (Trichoplusia ni on cabbage in Missouri (Biological control). 0401 Hostetter, D.L. Biever, K.D. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Journal of Evaluation of cabbage insect management economic entomology. June 1979. v. 72 (3). p. strategies in Texas — 1983.

371-373. ill. 8 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). Edelson, J.V. Cartwright, B. ; Chambers, C. - College Station, Tex. : The Station. PR Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct 1984. (4251). 7 p. Includes 7 references. (NAL Call

0398 No. : DNAL 100 T31P)

Electronmicroscopic analysis of a cabbage moth virus (Mamestra brass icae, biological control).

Mazzone, H.M. Engler, W.F.; Wray, G. ; Groner 0402

A.; Zerillo, R.; Bahr , G.F. Baton Rouge, Claitor's Publishing Division. Proceedings - Evaluation of insect resistant cabbage meeting - Electron Microscopy Society of germplasm, 1984.

America. 1981. v. 39. p. 398-399. ill. 3 ref. Edelson, J.V. College Station, Tex. : The (NAL Call No.: 0H201.E4). Station. PR - Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. July 1985. (4301). 4 p. Includes 6 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 T31P).

0397

Electrostatic application of low-volume 0403 microbial insecticide spray on broccoli plants (biological control). Evaluation of insecticide usage in the New York

Law, S.E. Mills. H.A. Alexandria, Va. . The Processing-Cabbage Pest Management Program Society. Journal of the American Society for (Delia radicum, Plutella xylostella, Artogeia Horticultural Science. Nov 1980. v. 105 (6). p. rapae. Trichoplusia ni). 774-777. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). Andaloro, J.T.JEENA. Hoy. C.W.; Rose. K.B.;

Shelton. A.M. College Park : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1983. v. 76 (5). p. 1121-1124. 0398 Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

Environmental, cultural and insecticidal effects on the vegetable leaf miner, Liriomyza sativae Blanchard, and its parasites / by Earl Haven Tryon, Jr. -.

Tryon. Earl Haven, 1946- . Ann Arbor, Mich. University Microfilms International 1979. Thesis (Ph.D. )--Un1versity of Florida, 1979. Vita -University Microfilms International

51 . . , . ..

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0404 040S

Evaluation of light traps and sex pheromone for Feeding response of Artogeia rapae control of cabbage looper and other (Lepidoptera: Pieridae) and Trichoplusia n1 lepidopterous insect pests of lettuce (by J.W. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) to cabbage leaf age. -. Deboldt ... et a1 . ) . EVETEX. Hoy, C.W. Shelton, A.M. College Park,

Deboldt, J. W. Washington, D.C. U.S. Dept. of Md. : Entomological Society of America. Agriculture, Science and Education Environmental entomology. June 1987. v. 16 (3). Administration 1980. 39 p. ill., map --. p. 680-682. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

Bibliography: p. 39. (NAL Call No.: Fiche S-69 DNAL 0L461 . E532) no. 1606)

0410 0405 Feeding site preferences of seven lepldopteran Evaluation of partial plant sampling procedures pests of celery (California). and corresponding action thresholds for Jones, D. Granett, J. College Park, Md., management of lepidoptera on cabbage. Entomological Soctety of America. Journal of JEENAI. Sears, M.K. Shelton, A.M.; Quick, T.C.; economic entomology. June 1982. v. 75 (3). p. Wyman, J. A.; Webb, S.E. College Park, Md. 449-453. ill. Includes 9 ref. (NAL Call No.: Entomological Society of America. Journal of 421 J822). economic entomology. Aug 1985. v. 78 (4). p. 913-916. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822). 0411

Field persistence of Trichoplusia ni 0406 (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) single-embedded nuclear polyhedrosis virus on cabbage foliage. Evaluation of visual damage thresholds for EVETEX. Biever, K.D. Hostetter. D.L. College management of cabbage caterpillars in Florida Park, Md. : Entomological Society of America. and Georgia (Trichoplusia ni , Plutella Environmental entomology. Oct 1985. v. 14 (5). xylostella, Artogeia rapae, cabbage looper, p. 579-581. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: diamondback moth, imported cabbageworm. DNAL 0L461 . E532) Leibee, G.L. Chalfant, R.B.; Schuster, D.J.;

Workman, R.B. College Park, Md. : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Aug 1984. v. 77 (4). p. 1008-1011. 0412 Includes 9 references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822) Field studies of Insecticides used to control cabbage caterpillars in the South /by W.J.

Reid, Jr. ... et a1 . ; United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Entomology 0407 and Plant Quarantine, in cooperation with the Agricultural Experiment Stations of Louisiana Factors affecting oviposition of Pieris rapae and South Carolina. on cabbage (Varieties, Virginia). Reid, W. J._1902-. Washington : U.S. Dept. of

Latheef, M.A. Irwin, R.D. College Park, Md. Agriculture, 1941. Caption title. 36 p. : ill.

Entomological Society of America. Environmental ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 782). entomology. Aug 1979. v. 8 (4). p. 606-609. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.E532).

0413

0408 The first four years of Integrated pest management In Everglades celery. I. Feeding preferences and colonization abilities Genung, W.G. Guzman. V.L. Lake Alfred. of three aphid vectors (Homoptera: Aphididae) of Proceedings of the ... annual meet 1 ngF 1 or 1 da peanut mottle virus on selected host plants. State Horticultural Society. 1978 (pub. 1979). EVETEX. Highland. H.B. Roberts, J.E. College V. 91. p. 275-284. ill. 24 ref. (NAL Call No.: Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. 81 F66). Environmental entomology. Aug 1984. v. 13 (4). p. 970-974. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0L461.E532). 0414

The first four years of integrated pest management In everglades celery. IX. (Llrlomyza satlvae) Guzman. V.L. Genung. W.G.; Gull. D.D.: Janes, M.J.; Zitter, T.A. s.1.. The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society. June 1.

52 . . . , , ...... ;.

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

1980. V. 92. p. 88-93. ill. 9 ref . (NAL Call 0420

No. : 81 F66) Foraging by selected spider predators on the cotton fleahopper and other prey. SENTD. Dean, D.A. Sterling, W.L.; Nyffeler, M. 0415 Breene, R.G. College Station, Tex. Southwestern Entomological Society. The A five-year summary of looper control on Southwestern entomologist. Sept 1987. v. 12 cabbage and lettuce in the lower Rio Grande (3). p. 263-270. Includes references. (NAL Call

Valley, 1976-1980 (Trichoplusia ni No. : DNAL 0L461 .S65) Pseudoplusia includens).

Harding, J. A. Browning, H.W. College Park : Entomological Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide tests. 1982. v. 7. p. 71-72. (NAL 0421

Cal 1 No. : SB950.A1I49) Fumigant development for killing insects on

lettuce and other produce /Ruth Lynn Hooper . . --. et a1 . .

0416 Hooper, Ruth Lynn. Natick, Mass. : US Army Natick Research and Development Center, 1984. Flea beetles (Phyllotreta cruciferae, Final technical report 1 Oct. 80 - 30 Sept. Phyllotreta striolata) attacking forage kale: 83.- Contract No. D83-13.- Report No. effect of carbofuran and tillage methods. NATICK/TR-84/046; AD A146661. v, 8 leaves ; 28 Reed, H.E. Byers, R.A. College Park, Md., cm. Bibliography: leaf 6. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Entomological Society of America. Journal of SB981 .F8) economic entomology.

Fumigation for insect control (Lettuce, 0417 California lettuce, export to Japan).

Nelson, H.D. Hartsel 1 , P.L. Sacramento, The Flight activity and oviposit ion of the cabbage Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual maggot, delia radicum (Diptera: anthomyi idae) report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 109-111. 4 ref. in relation to damage to rutabagas. (NAL Call No.: SB351 . L6I25) JEENAI. Sears, M.K. Dufault, CP. College Park,

Md. : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb 1986. v. 79 (1). p. 54-58. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0423 421 J822). Gas chromatographic determination of cyromazine and its degradation product, mel amine, in Chinese cabbage. 0418 JANCA2. Bardalaye, P.O. Wheeler, W.B.; Meister,

C.W. Arlington, Va. : The Association. Flight behavior of normal and anocellate Association of Official Analytical Chemists cabbage loopers (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). journal. May/June 1987. v. 70 (3). p. 455-457. AESAAI. Sprint, M.M. Eaton, J.L. College Park, Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381

Md. : The Society. Annals of the Entomological AS7) Society of America. July 1987. v. 80 (4). p. 468-471. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 420 EN82). 0424

Growing cauliflower and broccoli.

0419 XDAFA. Washington, D.C. : The Department. Farmers' bulletin - United States Department of Flower visiting and pollen transport by the Agriculture. 1984. (2239, rev.). 14 p. ill. (NAL imported cabbage butterfly (Lepidoptera: Cal 1 No. : DNAL 1 AG84F) Pier idae) in a highly disturbed urban habitat (Pieris rapae). Lazri, B. Barrows, E.M. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Environmental 0425 entomology. Apr 1984. v. 13 (2). p. 574-578. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Haemo lymph juvenile hormone esterase activity

0L461 . E532) in synchronous last instar larvae of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni Sparks, T.C. Willis, W.S. Oxford. Journal of insect physiology. 1979. v. 25 (2). p. 125-132. ill. Bibliography p. 131-132. (NAL Call No.: 421 J825).

53 . . . . - . . . .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0426 0431

The harlequin bug and Its control /by W.H. Host plants (Beets, spinach, and Atriplex White and L.W. Brannon. species) of the sugarbeet r*oot maggot, Tetanops

White. W. H. 1892- . Brannon. Loyd myopaeformis.

Wi 11 iam._1900- . Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. Mahrt, G.G. B 1 i ckenstaf f , C.C. College Park, of Agriculture, 1933. "This bulletin supersedes Md. , The Society. Annal s . Entomol ogi cal Society Farmers' bulletin 1061: Harlequin cabbage bug of America. Sept 15, 1979. v. 72 (5). p. and its control.", ii. 10 p. ill. ; 23 cm. 627-631. ill. 13 ref . (NAL Call No.: 420 EN82). (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 1712).

0432 0427 Host selection of Liriomyza species (Diptera:

Harlequin cabbage bug and its control /F.H. Agromyz i dae ) and associated parasites in Chi ttenden. adjacent plantings of tomato and celery Chittenden. F. H. 1858-1929. Washington, D.C. (Liriomyza sativae, Liriomyza trifolii). U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1920. Cover title. Zehnder, G.W. Trumble, J.T. College Park, Md. "Contribution from the Bureau of Entomology.". Entomological Society of America. Environmental

16 p. ill., 1 map ; 23 cm. List of entomology. Apr 1984. v. 13 (2). p. 492-496. publications "relating to insects injurious to Includes references. (NAL Call No.: truck crops": p. 14-16. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 0L461 . E532)

Ag84F no. 1061 )

0433 0428 How to control caobage maggots in your Helper component for aphid transmission encoded vegetable garden / (prepared by R.S. Bekey and - by region II of cauliflower mosaic virus DNA Ben S i mko ) . ( Brass ica rapa). Bekey, R. S. Simko, Ben. Corvallis, Or. Oregon Armour. S.L.VIRLA. Melcher, U.; Pirone, T.P.; State University Extension Service (1982).

Lyttle, D.O.; Essenberg, R.C. New York : Integrated Pest Management/Pesticide Applicator Academic Press. Virology. Aug 1983. v. 129 (1). Training Collection -Caption title -"July p. 25-30. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call 1982.". (2) p. : ill. ; 28 cm. --. (NAL Call

No. : 448.8 V8 1 ) No.: 275.29 0r36 no. 286).

0429 0434

Hemocyte counts in susceptible and resistant Identification of new sex pheromone components noctuid larvae injected with blastospores of in Trichoplusia ni , predicted from biosynthetic Nomuraea rileyi (Cabbage looper, Trichoplusia precursors (Cabbage looper moth, ni biological control). (Z)-5-dodecenyl acetate, 11-dodecenyl acetate, , Ignoffo, C.M.JKESA. Pinnell, R.E.; Garcia, C. (Z)-7-tetradecenyl acetate, (Z)-9-tetradecenyl

Lawrence : The Society. Journal of the Kansas acetate)

Entomological Society. July 1983. v. 56 (3). p Bjostad, L.B. Linn, C.E.; Du , J.W.; Roelofs,

289-296. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: W.L. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Press. Journal of 420 K13) chemical ecology. Sept 1984. v. 10 (9). p. 1309-1323. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 0D415.A1 J6)

0430

Host plant preferences of caged populations of 0435 the tobacco budworm, cabbage looper, and soybean looper : and effect of supplemental The impact of integrated pest management releases of Trichogramma pretiosum and Chrysopa practices on New York vegetable crops: some carnea on these three pests / Southern Region, specific cases (Cabbage, sweet corn, onions,

Agri . Res. Serv. , USDA and Agricultural yield, costs). Research and Education Center, I FAS, University Andaloro. J.T. Kuhr, R.J.; Tette, J. P.; Straub, of Florida. -. R.W.: Muka, A. A. (s.l., s.n.). Proceedings of (Ouincy, Fla.) The Service (1973). Cover title the ... annual meeting - New York State -"Special report"-leaf ii -"For official use Horticultural Society. 1980. v. 125 (125th). p. only. -Cooperative agreement no. 12-14-100-10, 164-168. (NAL Call No.: 81 N484).

914 (33). viii, 78 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm. Bibliography: leaves 76-78. (NAL Call No.: aSB933.3.H6)

54 . . . . , . . . .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0436 wu pao hu hsueh hui. Sept 1978. v. 20 (3). p. 224-231. ill. 5 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 C47). Influence of cabbage cultivar and frequency of insecticide application on damage by the cabbage 1 coper ( Lep i doptera : Noctu i dae )

FETMA. Story, R.N. Sundstrom , F . J . Gainesville, 0442

Fla. : Florida Entomological Society. Florida entomologist. Mar 1986. v. 69 (1). p. 174-179. An infrared LED-based electronic actograph for Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 420 monitoring insect flight activity (Cabbage

F662) looper moth, Trichoplusia ni )

Eaton, d.L. College Park, Md. , The Society. Annals of the Entomological Society of America. Nov 1980. V. 73 (6). p. 744-746. ill. 14 ref. 0437 (NAL Call No.: 420 EN82).

Influence of growing season and insecticide frequency on cabbage. LOAGA. Sundstrom, F.O. Story, R.N. Baton Rouge, 0443 - La. : The Station. Louisiana agriculture Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station. Insect and nematode control recommendations for Winter 1986/1987. v. 30 (2). p. 6-7. ill. (NAL celery, cole crops, head lettuce, and spinach. Call No.: DNAL 100 L939). Toscano, N.C. (comp.). CA. Burton, v.; Hart,

W. ; Radewald, J.; Thomason, I.; Toscano, N.;

Van Steenwyk, R.; Wyman, «J. ; McCalley, N. ;

Dibble, J.; Johnson, D.; Lange, H. ; Stimmann, 0438 M. Berkeley, The Service. Leaflet - Division of Agricultural Sciences, University of The influence of reflective mulches and lettuce Cal if ornia.Cal if ornia. University, Berkeley. types on the incidence of aster yellows (virus) Cooperative Extension Service. Dec 1979. Dec and abundance of its vector, Macrosteles 1979. (21141). 13 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: fascifrons (Homoptera: Cicadel 1 idae) , in S544. 3.C2C3) Minnesota. Zalom, F.G. East Lansing, Michigan Entomological Society. The Great Lakes entomologist. Autumn 1981. v. 14 (3). p. 0444 145-150. ill. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.M5). Insect injury threshold studies on lettuce. Toscano, N.C. Van Steenwyk, R.A. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program 0439 annual report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 37-59.

ill. (NAL Call No.: SB35 1 . L6I25 ) Influence of soybean leaf extracts on ester cleavage in cabbage and soybean loopers (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) (Trichoplusia ni Pseudop 1 us i a i nc 1 udens ) 0445 Dowd, P.F.JEENA. Smith, CM.; Sparks, T.C.

College Park : Entomological Society of Insect pest management of lettuce. America. Journal of economic entomology. Aug Toscano, N.C. Georghiou, G.P.; McCalley, N.F.

1983. V. 76 (4). p. 700-703. Includes Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg Lettuce Research references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 95-116. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

SB351 . L6I25) 0440

Influence of temperature on development and fecundity of Liriomyza trifolii (Burgess) 0446 (Diptera: Agromyzidae) on celery (Apium graveolens) Insect pest management of lettuce.

Leibee, G.L. College Park, Md. : Entomological Toscano, N.C. Trumble, J.; Ting, I. P.;

Society of America. Environmental entomology. McCalley, N.F. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg Apr 1984. V. 13 (2). p. 497-501. Includes Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg references. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.E532). Lettuce Research Program annual report. Annual report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p. 69-89. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351 .L6I25)

0441

Influence of temperature on the development and feeding amount of diamondback moth (Plutella xylostella) larvae on cauliflower. Chen, C.N. Su, W.Y. Taipei, Chung-hua chih wu pao hu hsueh hui. Chih wu pao hu hsueh hui hui kan. Plant protection bul let in. Chung-hua chih

55 ...... , . . . .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0447 0453

Insect pest management of lettuce (California). Integrated pest management program for head

Toscano, N.C. Van Steenwyk, R.A.; Federici lettuce (Hawai i )

B.A. Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce Research Mitchell, W.C. Honolulu : The Institute. Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Research extension series - Hawaii Institute of Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources. July 1982. Apr 1. 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 43-63. ill. 1982. Presented at the Hawaii Lettuce

(NAL Can No.: SB35 1 . L61 25 ) Conference, February, 1981. July 1982. (019). p. 34-45. ill. (NAL Call No.: S481.R4).

0448 0454 Insect population response to mixed and uniform plantings of resistant and susceptible plant Integration of a photoelectrical 1y operated material intermittent sprayer with action level EVETEX. Cantelo, W.W. Sanford, L.L. College thresholds for control of lepidopteran pests of Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. cabbage (Pieris rapae, Trichoplusia ni )

Environmental entomology. Oct 1984. v. 13 (5). Ladd, T.L. Jr. Re i chard, D.L.; Simonet, D.E. p. 1443-1445. Includes references. (NAL Call College Park, Md. , Entomological Society of

No. : DNAL 0L461 . E532) America. Journal of economic entomology. Dec 15, 1981. V. 74 (6). p. 698-700. Includes 5 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

0449

Insect populations on cabbage grown with living 0455 mulches. EVETEX. Andow, D.A. Nicholson, A.G.; Wien, Interactions of insecticides, a carabid H.C.: Willson, H.R. College Park. Md. predator (Bembidion lampros), a staphylinid Entomological Society of America. Environmental parasite (Aleochara bilineata), and cabbage entomology. Apr 1986. v. 15 (2). p. 293-299. maggots (Hylemya brass icae) in cauliflower. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL F inlay son, D.G. Mackenzie. J.R.; Campbell, C.J.

0L461 . E532) College Park, Md. , Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Dec 1980. v. 9 (6). p. 789-794. 19 ref. (NAL Call No.: QL461.E532). 0450

Insecticide resistance in green peach aphid on sp i nach? 0456

McLeod, P. Fayettevi 1 1 e , Ark. : Arkansas State Horticultural Society. Proceedings of the ... Laboratory evaluation of neem-seed extract annual meeting - Arkansas State Horticultural against larvae of the cabbage looper and beet Society. 1986. (107th). p. 38-40. (NAL Call armyworm (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae).

No. : DNAL SB21 . A7A7) JEENAI. Prabhaker. N. Coudriet, D.L.; Kishaba. A.N.; Meyerdirk, D.E. College Park. Md. Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb 1986. v. 79 (1). p. 0451 39-41. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822). Insects and cabbage looper control on fall broccoli, Halifax Country, Virginia. McAvoy, T.J. Lasota, J.; Kok, L.T. Blacksburg,

Va. : Virginia Polytechnic Inst, and State 0457 University Cooperative Ext. Service. The Vegetable growers news. Sept/Oct 1986. v. 41 Larval density effects on pupal size and weight (2). p. 3-4. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.28 V52). of the imported cabbageworm (Lepidoptera: Pieridae), and their suitability as hosts for

Pteromalus puparum ( Hymenoptera : Pteromalidae) EVETEX. Lasota, J. A. Kok. L.T. College Park.

0452 Md. : Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Dec 1986. v. 15 (6). Insects injurious to cabbage. p. 1234-1236. Includes references. (NAL Call

KAEBA. Carman, H. Lexington : The Station. No. : DNAL 0L461 .E532) Bulletin - Kentucky, Agricultural Experiment Station. Documents available from: Agriculture Library, Agricultural Science Center - North, Univerisity of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. 40546-0091. June 1904. (114). p. 13-47. 111. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 K4 1 (2)).

56 ...... ,

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0458 0465

Leaf color used by cabbage root flies to Lettuce yield reductions correlated with methyl distinguish among host plants (Delia radicum). parathion use (Trichoplusia ni , Spodoptera Prokopy, R.J.SCIEA. Collier, R.H.; Finch, S. exigua, Heliothis virescens, California).

Washington : American Association for the Johnson, M.W.JEENAI. Welter, S.C.; Toscano,

Advancement of Science. Science. July 8, 1983. N.C.; Iwata, Y.; Ting, I. P. College Park : V. 221 (4606). p. 190-192. Includes references. Entomological Society of America. Journal of (NAL Call No.: 470 SCI2). economic entomology. Dec 1983. v. 76 (6). p. 1390-1394. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

0459

Leafminer control on celery, spring, 1981 0466 (Liriomyza trifolii).

Leibee, G.L. College Park : Entomological Liriomyza trifolii could become a problem on Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide celery. tests. 1982. V. 7. p. 80. (NAL Call No.: Trumble, J.T. Berkeley, Calif., The Station. SB950.A1I49) California agriculture - California Agricultural Experiment Station. Sept/Oct 1981. V. 35 (9/10). p. 30-31. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG) 0460

Leaf miners trouble tomato, celery growers in Cal ifornia. 0467 San Francisco, California Farmer. Agrichemical age. June 1980. v. 24 (6). p. 6-7. ill. (NAL Location and sequence of a region of

Cal 1 No. : 381 AG85) cauliflower mosaic virus gene 2 responsible for aphid transmissibi 1 ity. VIRLA. Woolston, Czaplewski C.J. , L.G.; Markham, P.G.; Goad, A.S.; Hull, R.; Davies,

0461 J.W. Duluth, Minn. : Academic Press. Virology. Sept 1987. v. 160 (1). p. 246-251. ill. Lettuce and onion insect pests. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8

MUCBA. Graf i us, E. East Lansing, Mich. : The V81 ) Service. Extension bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University. Sept 1984. (972, rev.). 2 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 M58B ) 0468

Long-term changes in the oviposit ion behaviour of the cabbage butterfly. Pier is rapae, induced 0462 by contact with plants. Traynier, R.M.M. Oxford, Blackwell Scientific Lettuce growers fight leaf miners (Liriomyza Publications. Physiological entomology. Mar

sativae) with new weapon. 1979. V. 4 (1). p. 87-96. ill. 23 ref . (NAL

Woods, C. Tampa. Citrus and vegetable magazine. Cal 1 No. : QL461 .P5) July 1979. V. 42 (11). p. 8-9. ill. (NAL Call

No. : 80 C498).

0469

0463 Management of cabbage caterpillars

(Trichoplusia ni , Plutella xylostella, Pieris Lettuce infectious yellows virus — a new type of rapae) in Florida and Georgia by using visual whitef ly-transmitted virus. damage thresholds. PHYTA. Duffus, J.E. Larsen, R.C.; Liu, H.Y. St. Chalfant, R.B. Denton. W.H. College Park. Md.

Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Entomological Society of America. Journal of Society. Phytopathology. Jan 1986. v. 76 (1). economic entomology. June 1979. v. 72 (3). p. p. 97-100. ill. Includes 9 references. (NAL 411-413. ill. 8 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). Can No.: DNAL 464.8 P56).

0470 0464

Management of 1 nsect pests of broccol i Lettuce root aphid (Pemphigus bursarius). cowpeas, spinach, tomatoes, and peanuts with Swift. J.E. CA. Lange, W.H. Berkeley, Calif.. chemlgation by insecticides in oils, and - reduction of watermelon virus 2 ! The Service. Leaflet University of by chemi gated California. Cooperative Extension Service. May oil

1980. May 1980. (2668). 2 p. 111. (NAL Call Chalfant, R.B. Young, J.R. College Park, Md. : No.: S544.3.C2C3). Entomological Society of America. Journal of,

57 ......

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

economic entomology. Oct 1984. v. 77 (5). p. 0478 1323-1326. Includes 6 references. (NAL Call

No. : 421 J822 ) Mixing broccoli cultivars reduces cabbage aphid numbers CAGRA. Altieri. M.A. Schmidt, L.L. Berkeley, - Calif. : The Station. California agriculture 0471 California Agricultural Experiment Station. Nov/Dec 1987. v. 41 (11/12). p. 24-26. (NAL Management of the cabbage looper (Trichoplusia Call No.: DNAL 100 C12CAG). ni ) and diamondback moth (Plutella xylostella) on cabbage by using two damage thresholds and five Insecticide treatments. Workman, R.B. Chalfant, R.B.; Schuster, D.J. 0479

College Park, Md. , Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Dec Mode of action of Bacillus thuringiensis

1980. V. 73 (6). p. 757-758. 5 ref . (NAL Call delta-endotoxin: effect on TN-368 cells (a cell

No. : 421 J822) line of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni ) i Ni sh 1 i tsutsu j -Uwo , J. Endo, Y.; Himeno, M. New York, Academic Press. Journal of invertebrate pathology. Nov 1979. v. 34 (3). p. 267-275. 0472 ill. 15 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J826).

Manipulation of lacewings (Neuroptera:Chrysop1dae) on cabbage (Chrysopa spp., used for biological control of the 0480 cabbage looper, Trichopeusia ni )

Wellik, M.J. Slosser, J.E. College Station : Modeling the relationship between transient The Station. PR - Texas Agricultural Experiment vector densities and plant disease Incidence Station. July 1983. July 1983. (4137). 6 p. with special reference to Bemisia tabaci Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 100 T31P). (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) and lettuce Infectious virus yellows. JEENAI. Bellows, T.S. Jr. Arakawa, K. College

Park, Md. : Entomological Society of America. 0473 Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1986. v. 79 (5). p. 1235-1239. Includes references. (NAL

Marking cabbage looper (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) Cal 1 No. : DNAL 421 J822) with cesium (Trichoplusia ni ) Moss, J.I. Van Steenwyk, R.A. College Park, Md.

: Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Apr 1984. v. 13 (2). 0481 p. 390-393. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

0L461 . E532) Modulatory effects of octopamine and serotonin on male sensitivity and periodicity of response to sex pheromone in the cabbage looper moth, Trichoplusia ni

0476 Linn, C.E. Jr. Roelofs, W.L. New York. N.V. : Alan R. Liss, Inc. Archives of insect Methods for the quantitative assessment of biochemistry and physiology. 1986. v. 3 (2). p. nuclear-polyhedrosis virus (of the cabbage 161-171. ill. Includes 45 references. (NAL Call moth, Mamestra brassicae) In soil. No. : DNAL 0L495. A7 ) Evans, H.F. Bishop, J.M.; Page, E.A. New York, Academic Press. Journal of invertebrate pathology. Jan 1980. v. 35 (1). p. 1-8. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J826). 0482

Monitoring aphid infestations on broccoli (Myzus persicae, Brevicoryne brassicae, 0477 Cal f iornia)

Trumble, J. T. CAGRA. Nakakihara, H. ; Carson, W.

Microbial and chemical control of the cabbage Berkeley : The Station. California agriculture

looper (Trichoplusia ni ) on fall lettuce. - California Agricultural Experiment Station. Vail. P.V. AR-W. Seay, R.E.; DeBolt, J. College Nov/Dec 1982. v. 36 (11/12). p. 15-16. ill. Park, Md., Entomological Society of America. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG). Journal of economic entomology. Feb 15, 1980. V. 73 (1). p. 72-75. ill. 13 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 421 J822) . 0483

Monitoring of diamondback moth (Lepidoptera: Yponomeutidae) in cabbage with pheromones (Plutella xylostella. New York). Baker, P.B.JEENA. Shelton, A.M.; Andaloro, J.T.

College Park : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Dec

58 ...... ; ......

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

1982. V. 75 (6). p. 1025-1028. 1 p. ref . (NAL 0489

Cal 1 No. : 421 J822 ) Occurrence of a disease caused by a rickettsia-1 ike organism in a larval population

of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni , In 0484 southern California (feeding on broccoli). Browning, H.W. Federici, B.A.; Oatman, E.R. Monitoring populations of Liriomyza trifolii College Park, Entomological Society of Md. ,

(Diptera: Agromyz i dae ) in celery with pupal America. Environmental entomology. June 15, counts 1982. V. 11 (3). p. 550-554. ill. 11 ref. (NAL

FETMA. Foster, R.E. Gainesville, Fla. : Florida Cal 1 No. : 0L461 . E532) Entomological Society. Florida entomologist. June 1986. v. 69 (2). p. 292-298. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 420 F662). 0490

Occurrence, parasi tization, and sampling of

0485 Liriomyza species (Diptera: Agromyz i dae) infesting celery in California. Morphological correlates of differences in Trumble, d.T.EVETB. Nakakihara, H. College Park pheromone sens i t i v i ty in i nsect sens ilia : Entomological Society of America.

(Cabbage copper moss, Trichoplusia ni ) Environmental entomology, dune 1983. v. 12 (3). O'Connell. R.J.SCIEA. Grant, A.J.; Mayer. M.S.; p. 810-814. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

Mankin, R.W. Washington : American Association 0L461 . E532) for the Advancement of Science. Science, dune 1983. V. 220 (4604). p. 1408-1410. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 470 SCI2). 0491

Of cabbages and caterpillars.

0486 ORGAA. West, R. Emmaus, Pa. : Rodale Press. Organic gardening. Dec 1984. v. 31 (12). p. 32, New control for vegetable leaf miner (Celery, 34, 36. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 57.8 0R32). monitor pesticide, integrated pest management, Florida)

Willoughby, Ohio : Meister Publishing Company. American vegetable grower and greenhouse 0492 grower. Apr 1981. v. 29 (4). p. 60-61. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 80 C733) An oviposit ion deterrent associated with frass from feeding larvae of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae).

Renwick, d.A.A. Radke, CD. College Park, Md. , 0487 Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology, dune 15, 1980. v. 9 (3). p. Non-persistent insecticides tested on aphids 318-320. 18 ref. (NAL Call No.: QL461.E532). and caterpillars in spinach (Arkansas). Mayse, M.A.AKFRA. Dumas, B.A.; Motes, D.R.

Fayetteville : The Station. Arkansas farm research - Arkansas Agricultural Experiment 0493 Station. Mar/Apr 1983. v. 32 (2). p. 2. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 100 AR42F ) Parasitism and utilization of Imported cabbageworm pupae by Pteromalus puparum

( Hymenoptera : Pteromal 1 dae ) EVETEX. Lasota, d.A. Kok, L.T. College Park,

0488 Md. : Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Aug 1986. v. 15 (4). Nucleotide sequence of naturally occurring p. 994-998. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: deletion mutants of cauliflower mosaic virus DNAL 0L461 .E532) (is transmitted naturally by aphids).

Howarth, A.d. Gardner, R.C.; Messing, 0 . Shepherd, R.J. New York, Academic Press. Virology, duly 30, 1981. v. 112 (2). p. 0494 678-685. ill. 25 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8

V81) . Pest control In commercial cole crop product 1 on Binning, L.K. Wyman, d.A.; Stevenson, W.R. - Madison, Wis. : The Programs. Publication Cooperative Extension Programs. University of Wisconsin - Extension. Feb 1985. (A2357). 4 p.

(NAL Call No.: DNAL S544 . 3 . W6W53 )

59 ...... , .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0495 Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Oct 15, 1981. v. 10 (5). p. Pest control In commercial cole crop 712-715. ill. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.: product 1 on 0L461 .E532) . Binning, L. K. Wyman, J. A.; Stevenson, W. R. Document available from: University of Wisconsin, Agricultural Bulletin Building, 1535 Observatory Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53706 0501 1983. Discusses how to protect cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, and brussels spouts Predicting cabbage maggot (Hylemya brass icae) produced by market gardeners. Includes insect, flights in New York using common wild plants. disease and weed control. 4 p. (NAL Call No.: Pedersen, L.H. Eckenrode, C.J. Geneva, N.Y., Document available from source .). (NAL Call No.: The Station. New York's food and life sciences A2357) bulletin - New York (State), Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva. 1981. 1981. (87). 6 p. ill. 10 ref. (NAL Call No.: S95.E22). 0496

Pest control In commercial cole crop production 0502 (Includes weed control). Binning, L.K. Wyman, J. A.; Stevenson, W.R. Properties of the delta 11-desaturase enzyme - Madison : The Programs. Publication used in cabbage looper moth sex pheromone Cooperative Extension Programs. University of biosynthesis. - Wisconsin Extension. 1983. 1983. (A2357). 4 Wolf, W.A. Roelofs, W.L. New York, N.Y. : Alan p. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . W6W53 ) R. Liss, Inc. Archives of insect biochemistry and physiology. 1986. v. 3 (1). p. 45-52. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

0L495.A7) . 0497

Pestlcldal effects on leafminers and parasites In celery, 1981 0503

Trumble, J.T. College Park : Entomological Society of America. Insecticide and acaricide Protection of celery from leafminers (Llromyza tests. 1982. V. 7. p. 81. (NAL Call No.: sativae) with permethrin. SB950.A1I49) Poe, S.L. Gouger, R.J. Lake Alfred. Proceedings of the ... annual meetingFlorida State Horticultural Society. 1978 (pub. 1979). v. 91. p. 267-271. ill. 3 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66). 0498

Plant secondary compounds as oviposit Ion deterrents for cabbage butterfly. Pier Is rapae 0504

( Lep 1 doptera : P 1 er i dae ) dCECD. Tabashnik, B.E. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Reducing celery leaf miner damage with plant Press. Oournal of chemical ecology. Feb 1987. growth regulators (Liriomyza trifolli, V. 13 (2). p. 309-316. Includes references. Florida) (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0D415.A1J6). White, J.M. Musgrave Sutherland, C.A. S.I., The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society. 1981 (pub. 1982). V. 94. p. 144-146. Includes 0499 15 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66).

Pollstes wasps (Hymenoptera: Vespldae) as control agents for lepldopterous cabbage pests (Pollstes fuscatus, Plerls rapae, Trichoplusia 0505 ni , Plutella xylostella). Gould, W.P. Jeanne, R.L. College Park, Md. Reducing pesticide treatments in celery may be Entomological Society of America. Environmental justified. Lower insecticide usage in the first entomology. Feb 1984. v. 13 (1). p. 150-156. half of the season did not reduce marketable ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: fall-crop celery in this test (California). 0L461.E532). Van Steenwyk, R.A.CAGRA. Toscano, N.C. Berkeley - : The Station. California agriculture California Agricultural Experiment Station. Sept/Oct 1982. v. 36 (9/10). p. 14-15. 111. 0500 (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG).

Predatlon of cabbage looper, Trichoplusia n1 pupae by the striped earwig, Labi dura riparia, and two bird species (Dendroica palmarum palmarum, Passerculus sandwichensis savanna, natural control, Florida, USA).

Strandberg, J.O. College Park, Md. ,

60 ......

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0506 0512

Relationship between lepidopterous larval Resistance of lettuce varieties to attacks by density and damage in celery and celery plant the root Apterae of Pemphigus bursarius (L.). growth analysis (Trichoplusia ni , Spodoptera Alleyne, E.H. Morrison, F.O. L'Assomption, exigua) Canada (etc.). The Society. Annales - Societe

Van Steenwyk, R.A. Toscano, N.C. College Park, entomol ogi que du Quebec . Entomol ogi cal Society

Md. , Entomological Society of America. Journal of Quebec. Sept 1978. v. 23 (3). p. 158-167. of economic entomology, dune 1981. v. 74 (3). ill. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 420 EN822). p. 287-290. 4 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 0822).

0513 0507 Response of cabbage to insecticide schedule, Relationships among ants, aphids, and plant spacing, and fertilizer rates. coccinellids on wild lettuce. dOSHB. Csizinszky, A. A. Schuster, D.d.

McLain, D.K. Athens, Ga., The Society. Journal Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal of the of the Georgia Entomological Society. Oct 1980. American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov V. 15 (4). p. 417-418. (NAL Call No.: 1985. V. 110 (6). p. 888-893. Includes 21 0L461 .G4) references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012).

0508 0514

Relationships between laboratory A review of cabbage pest management in New bioassay-deri ved potencies and field efficacies York: from the pilot project to the private of Bacillus thuringiensis isolates with sector, 1978-1982 (Insect control, databases) different spectral activities (Biological Andaloro, J.T. Hoy, C.W.; Rose, K.B.; Tette, control of cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni ) d.P.; Shelton. A.M. Geneva, N.Y. : New York

Beegle, C.C. Dulmage, H.T.; Wol f enbarger , D.A. (State), Agricultural Experiment Station, New York, Academic Press, dournal of Geneva. New York's food and life sciences invertebrate pathology. Mar 1982. v. 39 (2). p. bulletin. 1983. 1983. (105). New York ill. 138-148. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 d826). Includes references. (NAL Call No.: S95.E22).

0509 0515

Relative effectiveness of soil -applied granular Root soak treatment makes Ambush (permethrin) insecticides on spinach carrion beetle (Silpha systemic (Synthetic pyrethroids, bituberosa) chrysanthemums, celery, Trial euroides Yun, Y.M. Spaur, M.B. Fort Collins, Colo., The vaporariorum, Liriomyza sativae). Society, dournal of the American Society of Krueger, H.R. Lindquist, R.K. Wooster, Ohio Sugar Beet Technologists. Apr 1981. v. 21 (1). Agricultural Research and Development Center. p. 23-26. 3 ref. (NAL Call No.: 66.9 AM35d). Ohio report on research and development in agriculture, home economics, and natural resources. Mar/Apr 1979. v. 64 (2). p. 29. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 100 0H3S (3) ) 0510

Reproductive biology of Microplitis brass icae

(Hymenoptera:Braconidae) , parasite of the 0516 cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni

( Lep i doptera : Noctu i dae ) Sample size, age of celery petiole and rearing AESAAI. Browning, H.W. Oatman, E.R. College conditions affect emergence of vegetable

Park, Md. : The Society. Annals of the leaf miners (Liriomyza sativae) and parasites. Entomological Society of America. May 1985. v. Tryon, E.H. dr. Poe, S.L. s.l.. The Society. 78 (3). p. 369-372. ill. Includes references. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the (NAL Call No.: DNAL 420 EN82). Florida State Horticultural Society, dune 1, 1980. v. 92. p. 108-110. ill. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66).

0511

Resistance of cabbage looper Trichoplusia ni 0517

(Hubner) ( Lep i doptera: Noctu i dae) to methomyl in Missouri The search for resources by cabbage butterflies Wilkinson, d.D.dKESA. Biever, K.D.; Hostetter, (Pier is rapae): ecological consequences and

D.L. Lawrence : The Society, dournal of the adaptive significance of Markov i an movements In Kansas Entomological Society, dan 1983. v. 56 a patchy environment.

(1). p. 59-61. Includes references. (NAL Call Root, R.B.ECOLA. Kareiva, P.M. Durham :

No. : 420 K13) Ecological Society of America. Ecology : a

61 . . . : . . . )

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS) publication of the Ecological Society of 0523 America. Feb 1984. v. 65 (1). p. 147-165. ill Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 410 EC7). Spatial distribution of electrostatically deposited sprays on living plants (Broccoli,

pest control )

Law, S.E. St. Joseph, Mich. : The Society. 0518 Paper - American Society of Agricultural Engineers (Microfiche collection). 1981. Paper Seasonal abundance and parasites of the presented at the 1981 Summer Meeting of the imported cabbageworm (Hellula rogatalis) American Society of Agricultural Engineers. diamondback moth (Plutella xylostella) and Available for purchase from: The American cabbage webworm (Pieris rapae) in northeast Society of Agricultural Engineers, Order Dept., Florida. 2950 Niles Road, St. Joseph, Michigan 49085.

Ru , N. Workman, R.B. Gainesville, Florida Telephone the Order Dept. at (516) 429-0300 for Entomological Society. Florida entomologist. information and prices. 1981. (fiche no.

Mar 1979. v. 62 (1). p. 68-69. ill. (NAL Call 81-1007). 1 microfiche : ill. Includes

No. : 420 F662) references. (NAL Call No.: FICHE S-72).

0519 0524

Seasonal abundance of lepidopterous larvae in Species composition and phenology of commercial cabbage fields (Pieris rapae, Thysanoptera within field crops adjacent to

Plutella xylostella, Trichoplusia ni , New cabbage fields. York ) EVETEX. Shelton, A.M. North, R.C. College Park, Andaloro. J.T. Shelton, A.M.; Eckenrode, C.J. Md. Entomological Society of America.

College Park. Md. , Entomological Society of Environmental entomology. June 1986. v. 15 (3). America. Environmental entomology. Feb 1982. v. p. 513-519. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

11 (1). p. 144-146. Includes 6 ref . (NAL Call DNAL 0L461 . E532) . No.: 0L461.E532).

0525 0520 Spiroplasmas from plants with aster yellows A sequential sampling plan for three disease and X-disease: isolation and lepidopterous pests of cabbage (Pieris rapae, transmission by leafhoppers (Spiroplasma citri,

Plutella xylostella, Trichoplusia ni , Texas). Macrosteles severini, Plantago, celery, kirby, R.D. Slosser, J.E. College Station, cherr i es , peaches )

Tex., Southwestern Entomological Society. The Raju, B.C. Purcel 1 , A.H.; Nyland, G. St. Paul, Southwestern entomologist. Sept 1981. v. 6 (3) Minn. American Phytopathological Society. p. 195-200. 5 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.S65). Phytopathology. Aug 1984. v. 74 (8). p. 925-931. ill. Includes 32 references. (NAL Call

No. : 464 . 8 P56 ) .

0521

Seven-week persistence of an 0526 oviposit ion-deterrent pheromone (of Pieris brass icae on cabbage plants). The status of cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni Schoonhoven, L.M. Sparnaay, T.; Wissen. W. control (Includes biological control, Bacillus van.; Meerman, J. New York, Plenum Press. thuringiensis ) Journal of chemical ecology. May 1981. v. 7 Hofmaster, R.N. Norfolk, Va., The Service. The

(3). p. 583-588. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: Vegetable growers news . V i rg i ni a Polytechnic 0D415. A1 J6) Institute and State University. Cooperative Extension Service. Aug 1979. v. 34 (2). p. 1, 4. (NAL Call No.: 275.28 V52).

0522

Sex pheromone biosynthesis in Trichoplusia ni 0527 key steps involve delta- 11 desaturation and chain-shortening (Cabbage looper moth). Status of cabbage pest control and research in

Bjostad, L.B.SCIEA. Roelofs, W.L. Washington : southwest Virginia.

American Association for the Advancement of Lasota, J. A. McAvoy, T.; kok , L.T. Virginia

Science. Science. June 1983. v. 220 (4604). p. Beach, Va. : Virginia Polytechnic Inst, and 1387-1389. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: State University Cooperative Ext. Service. The 470 SCI2). Vegetable growers news. Jan/Feb 1985. v. 39 (4). p. 1. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.28 V52).

62 . . - . . . .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0528 0533

Stimulated maser-like infrared emission from Suppression and management of cabbage looper water vapor doped with ammonia and insect sex populations. — attractant: biological implications (Cabbage Lingren, P. D.; Green, G. L. Washington, looper Trichoplusia ni ) D.C? : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture,

Callahan, P.S. AR-SO. New York, Pacific Press Agricultural Research Service ; U.S. G.P.O., Physiological chemistry and physics. 1980. v. 1984. "Lingren, P.D. and G.L. Green,

12 (1). p. 31-38. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: editors"--P. iii. iv, 150 p. ill., maps ; 28 0D415.A1P5). cm. --. Bibliography: p. 133-148. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 1684).

0529 0534 Strategies for aphid (Myzus persicae) control on field-grown leaf lettuce. Suppression of lepidopterous larvae (Pieris

Simonet, D.E. OH. Wooster, Ohio, The Center. rapae, Plutella xylostella, Trichoplusia ni ) In Special circular - Ohio Agricultural Research commercial sauerkraut cabbage fields and and Development Center. Ohio. Agricultural research plots (Parathion, Bacillus Research and Development Center. May/June 1980. thuringiensis) V. 65 (3). p. 44-46. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 Eckenrode, C.J. Andaloro, J.T.; Shelton, A.M.

0H3S) College Park, Md. , Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. June 1981. V. 74 (3). p. 276-279. 7 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 421 J822) 0530

Strategies for managing lepidopterous pests on lettuce. 0535 CAGRA. Johnson, M.W. Kido, K.; Toscano, N.C.; Van Steenwyk, R.A.; Welter, S.C.; McCalley, Suppression of the turnip aphid, Li path is

N.F. Berkeley : The Station. California erys i m i ( K 1 tb ) , on cabbage by ref 1 ect i ve agriculture - California Agricultural mulches and acephate. Experiment Station. Jan/Feb 1984. v. 38 (1/2). TFHSA. Corsoro, S. Coffey, D.L.; Lambdin, P. p. 6-8. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 C12CAG). Knoxville, Tenn. : The Station. Tennessee farm and home science - Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct/Dec 1980. (116). p. 36-37. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 0531 DNAL 100 T25F).

Studies of oviposi tional preference of cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni ) on progenies from a cross between cultivated lettuce and prickly 0536 lettuce. Kishaba, A.N. McCreight, «J.D.; Coudriet, D.L.; Survey of ground - dwel 1 ing predaceous and Whitaker, T.W.; Pesho, G.R. Alexandria, Va., parasitic arthropods in cabbage fields in The Society. Journal of the American Society upstate New York (Biological control). for Horticultural Science. Nov 1980. v. 105 Shelton, A.M.EVETB. Andaloro, J.T.; Hoy, C.W.

(6). p. 890-892. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 College Park : Entomological Society of

S012) . America. Environmental entomology. Aug 1983. v. 12 (4). p. 1026-1030. Includes references. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 0L461 . E532)

0532

Studies on the control of cabbage caterpillars 0537 with derris in the South /by W.d. Reid, Jr. ...

et a1 . . Survival and dispersal of laboratory-adapted

Reid, W. J._1902-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. and wild- type cabbage looper larvae Dept. of Agriculture, 1942. Caption title. (Trichoplusia ni ) "Contribution from Bureau of Entomology and Leppla, N.C. AR-SO. Guy, R.H. College Park,

Plant Quarantine.". 27 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Md. , Entomological Society of America. Bibliography: p. 25-26. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Environmental entomology. Aug 1980. v. 9 (4). Ag84C no. 6 15). p. 385-388. ill. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.:

0L461 . E532) .

63 . . , , . .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0538 383-384. ill. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

Susceptibility of larvae of Trichoplusia ni and Anticarsia getnmatalis to intrahemocoel ic Injections of conidia and blastospores of 0544 Nomuraea rileyi (Cabbage looper, velvetbean caterpillar, biological control). Temporal occurrence, sampling, and within-field Ignoffo, CM. Garcia, C; Kroha, M.J. New York, distribution of aphids on broccoli in coastal Academic Press. Journal of invertebrate California (Pests). pathology. Mar 1982. v. 39 (2). p. 198-202. 11 Trumble, J.T. College Park, Md., Entomological ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J826). Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Apr 1982. v. 75 (2). p. 378-382. ill. 1 p. ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

0539

Susceptibility of lepidopterous larvae to 0545 Plutella xylostel la nuclear polyhedrosis virus (Cole crop insects). Tests of a spun polyester row cover as a

Biever, K.D. Andrews, P.L. New York, N.Y. : barrier against seedcorn maggot (Diptera: Academic Press. Journal of invertebrate Anthomyi idae) and cabbage pest infestations. pathology. July 1984. v. 44 (1). p. 117-119. JEENAi. Hough-Goldstein, J. A. College Park, Md.

Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J826). : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Aug 1987. v. 80 (4). p. 768-772. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822). 0540

Susceptibility of some Brassicaceae oilseed plant introductions to the cabbage aphid 0546 (Homoptera: Aphididae) (Brevicoryne brass icae, cabbage varieties, Iowa). Toxicity and electrophysiological and Jarvis, J.L. Lawrence, Kan., The Society. behavioral effects of Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society. insecticide-pheromone-related chemicals on Apr 1982. V. 55 (2). p. 283-289. Includes 9 cabbage looper moths. ref. (NAL Call No.: 420 K13). EVETEX. Rider, D.A. Berger, R.S. College Park,

Md. : Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Aug 1985. v. 14 (4). p. 427-432. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 0541 DNAL 0L461 .E532)

Symptoms of acetaldehyde injury on head lettuce (Fumigation, Myzus persicae).

Stewart, J.K. AR-W. Aharoni . Y.; Hartsel 1 0547

P.L.; Young, D.K. Alexandria, Va . , American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Toxicity of dietary rose bengal to larvae of Apr 1980. v. 15 (2). p. 148-149. ill. 3 ref. the cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni ) corn

(NAL Call No. : SB1 .H6) earworm (Heliothis zea) and pickleworm (Dlaphania ni tidal is). Creighton, C.S. AR-SO. McFadden, T.L.; Schalk, - J.M. Athens, Ga. , The Society. Journal 0542 Georgia Entomological Society. Georgia Entomological Society. Jan 1980. v. 15 (1). p. Systemic pesticides for control of downy mildew 66-68. ill. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: QL461.G4). (Peronospora parasitica) and insects (Peronospora parasitica, Brevicoryne brass icae. Hylemya brass icae) on cabbage transplants grown for seed production. 0548 Gabrielson, R.L. Getzin, L.W. Beltsvllle, Md. Science and Education Administration, U.S. Transmission, host range, and serological Dept. of Agriculture. Plant disease reporter. properties of the viruses that cause lettuce Feb 1979. v. 63 (2). 131-135. ill. 8 ref. (NAL speckles disease (Insect vector, Myzus

Cal 1 No. : 1.9 P69P) persicae, California). Falk, B.W. Duffus, J.E. St. Paul, American Phytopathol ogical Society. Phytopathology. June 1979. V. 69 (6). p. 612-617. ill. 24 ref. (NAL

0543 Cal 1 No. : 464.8 P56)

Technique for staining eggs of Liriomyza trlfolii within chrysanthemum, celery, and tomato leaves (Leaf miner. USA). Parrel la, M.P. Robb, K.L. College Park, Md., Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Apr 1982. v. 75 (2). p.

64 ...... , . . , ,

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0549 0555

Transmission of cauliflower mosaic virus by the Use of action thresholds for management of green peach, turnip, cabbage, and pea aphlds lepldopterous larval pests of fresh-market

( Myzus pers 1 cae , Hyadaph 1 s erys 1 m , Brev 1 coryne rapae, 1 cabbage (Trichoplusia n1 , Artogela, brass Icae, Acyrthoslphon pisum) Plutella xylostella). Namba, R. Sylvester, E.S. College Park, Md. Morisak, D.J. Simonet, D.E.; Lindquist, R.K.

Entomological Society of America. Journal of College Park, Md. : Entomological Society of economic entomology. Oct 1981. v. 74 (5). p. America. Journal of economic entomology. Apr 546-551. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). 1984. V. 77 (2). p. 476-482. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

0550 0556 Transmission of X-dlsease (peach yellow leafroll) agent by the leaf hoppers Scaphytoplus Use of larvae of Trichoplusia n1 to bloassay nitrldus and Aclnopterus angulatus (Peaches, conldia of Beauveria bass 1 ana (Cabbage looper). celery) Ignoffo, CM. Garcia, C; Kroha, M. ; Couch,

Purcel 1 , A.H. Beltsville, Md. , Science and T.L. College Park, Md. , Entomological Society Education Administration, U.S. Dept. of of America. Journal of economic entomology. Apr Agriculture. Plant disease reporter. July 1979. 1982. V. 75 (2). p. 275-276. 8 ref. (NAL Call

V. 63 (7). p. 549-552. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call No. : 421 J822) .

No. : 1.9 P69P)

0557 0551 Utilization of action thresholds for microbial Trif luoromethylketones as possible transition and chemical control of lepldopterous pests state analog Inhibitors of juvenile hormone (Lepldoptera: Noctuldae, Pieridae) on cabbage esterase (Cabbage looper, Trichoplusia n1 ) (Pleris rapae, Trichoplusia ni , Plutella Hammock, B.D. Wing, K.D.; McLaughlin, J.; xylostel la)

Lovel 1 , V.M. ; Sparks, T.C. New York, Academic Sears, M.K.JEENA. Jaques , P.P.; Laing, J.E.

Press. Pesticide biochemistry and physiology. College Park : Entomological Society of Feb 1982. V. 17 (1). p. 76-88. ill. Includes 43 America. Journal of economic entomology. Apr ref. (NAL Call No.: SB951.P49). 1983. V. 76 (2). p. 368-374. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

0552 0558 Trouble In the cabbage patch.

Coody, L.S. Emmaus, Pa. : Rodale Press. Utilizing action thresholds In small -plot Rodale's organic gardening. Aug 1986. v. 33 insecticide evaluations against (8). p. 50-54. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL cabbage-feeding, lepldopterous larvae (Pleris S605.5.R64) rapae, Plutella vylostella, Trichoplusia n1 Ohio) Simonet, D.E. Morisak, D.J. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Journal of 0553 economic entomology. Feb 1982. v. 75 (1). p. 43-46. ill. 5 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

Unsultabi 1 Ity of carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance for studying pheromone biosynthesis in the cabbage looper moth (Trichoplusia n1). Jones, I.F. Berger, R.S.; Hargis, J.H. 0559 Washington, American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Sept/Oct Validation of a hypothesis for scouting and 1982, V. 30 (5). p. 1000-1002. 1 p. ref. (NAL monitoring pests based on celery growth In an

Cal 1 No. : 381 J8223) Integrated crop management system (Florida).

Guzman, V.L. Genung, W.G. ; Pieczarka, D.J. S.I., The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State 0554 Horticultural Society. 1980 (pub 1981). v. 93. p. 230-235. ill. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66). The use of a microinjection procedure for large-scale production of the microsporidlan ^k}sema eurytremae In (the cabbage white butterfly) Pleris brasslcae. Pllley, B.M. Canning, E.U. New York. Journal of Invertebrate pathology. Nov 1978. v. 32 (3). p. 355-358. 111. Bibliography p. 357-358. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 421 J826)

65 . . . . , , . . .

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0560 0565

Variable- Intensity sampling: a new technique Weed, insect, and disease control for decision making in cabbage pest management guide: Asparagus; cucumbers, melons, pampkins,

(Trichoplusia ni , Pieris rapae). squash; rhubarb. Commercial vegetable. Hoy, C.W. Jennison, C; Shelton, A.M.; Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren,

Andaloro, O.T. College Park, Md. John A.; Noetzel , David M.; Pfleger, F. L.; Entomological Society of America. Journal of Bissonnette, Howard L. Document available from: economic entomology. Feb 1983. v. 76 (1). p. University of Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420 139-143. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Eckles Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. 421 d822). Outlines herbicide, insecticide and fungicide suggestions for asparagus, cucumbers, melons, pumpkins, squash and rhubarb. 4 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: Document available from source .).( NAL 0561 Call No.: Ext. Folder 599).

Varietal resistance to onion thrips

( Thysanoptera : Thripidae) in processing cabbage (Thrips tabaci ) 0566 Shelton, A.M. Becker, R.F.; Andaloro, J.T.

College Park, Md. : Entomological Society of Weed, insect, and disease control guide: beets, America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb carrots, lettuce, onions parsnips, radishes, 1983. V. 76 (1). p. 85-86. Includes references. rutabagas, turnips, spinach.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 421 J822) Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren,

John A. .; Noetzel, David M. ; Pfleger, F. L.; Bissonnette, Howard L. Document available from: University of Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420 0562 Eckles Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. Lists herbicides, insecticides and fungicide Varying susceptibility to methomyl and suggestions for beets, carrots, lettuce, permethrin in widely separated cabbage looper onions, parsnips, radishes, rutabagas, turnips (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) populations within and spinach. 7 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: eastern North America (Trichoplusia ni ) Document available from source .).( NAL Call No.: Shelton, A.M.JEENA. Soderlund, D.M. College Ext. Folder 600).

Park : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1983. v. 76 (5). p. 987-989. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 421 J822) 0567

Weed, insect, and disease control guide: cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, brussels 0563 sprouts Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren,

Vertical distribution of overwintering soil John A.; Noetzel, David M. ; Pfleger, F. L.; Apterae of the lettuce root aphid, Pemphigus Bissonnette, Howard L.& Commercial vegetable. bursar i us (L.) in Quebec. Document available from: University of

Alleyne, E.H. Morrison, F.O. L ' Assompt i on Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420 Eckles Avenue, Canada (etc.). The Society. Annales - Societe St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. Lists entomol og i que du Quebec. Entomological Society herbicide, insecticide and fungicide of Quebec. Sept 1978. v. 23 (3). p. 155-157. suggestions for cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower ill. 1 ref. (NAL Call No.: 420 EN822). and brussels sprouts. 4 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: Document available from source. ). (NAL Call

No. : Ext. Folder 598)

0564

Virulence of Autographa californica (alfalfa 0568 looper) baculovirus preparations fed with different food sources to cabbage loopers The western cabbage flea-beetle /by F.H. ni Chittenden and H.Q. Marsh. (Trichoplusia , biological control).

Baugher, D.G. Yendol , W.G. College Park, Md. Chittenden. F. H. Marsh, H. 0 _1885- 19 18 .

Entomological Society of America. Journal of Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. economic entomology. June 1981. v. 74 (3). p. 1920. Caption title.- "October 22. 1920."- 309-313. Bibliography p. 313. (NAL Call No.: "Prof ess ional paper.". 21 p.. 1 leaf of plates

421 J822). : ill.. 1 map ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 21. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84B no. 902).

66 . . . . . ) . . . 1

(PESTS OF PLANTS - INSECTS)

0569 physiology. Dec 1978. Dec 1978. v 9 (3). V. 9

(3) . p. 300-303. m p. 300-303. m . 14 ref. i 1 i 1 Wh tef es damaged ettuce crop 14 ref. (NAL Call No. ; SB951.P49) (NAL Cal

Kingdon, L.B. Tempe, Ariz. : Arizona No. : SB951 .P49) Farmer-Stockman. Arizona farmer-stockman. Jan 1988. V. 67 (1). p. 10-11. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 6 AR44). 0574

Intrapopulation factors of survival rate and 0570 harmful ness of Mamestra brassicae (Pest of cabbage). RUSSIAN. Whi tef 1y -borne viruses of melons and lettuce in Lobachenko, N.I. Moskva "Kolos" Zashchi ta

Arizona. rasteni i . Jan 1979. Jan 1979. (1) p. 24-25.

PHYTA. Brown, d.K. Nelson, M.R. St. Paul, Minn. ill. (NAL Cal 1 No. : 421 21).

: American Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Phytopathology. Feb 1986. v. 76 (2). p. 236-239. ill. Includes 20 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 464.8 P56) 0575

Pheromone traps for the cabbage moth (Mamestra brassicae, Bulgaria). BULGARIAN. 0571 Subchev, M. Sofiia, Natsionalen agrarno-promi shl en suiuz. Rastitelna zashtita. Within-pi ant distribution and sampling of Plant protection. 1978. v. 26 (7). p. 33-34. aphids (Homoptera: Aphididae) on broccoli in ill. (NAL Call No.: 423.92 302). southern California (Brevicoryne brassicae,

Myzus pers i cae ) Trumble, «J.T. College Park, Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic 0576 entomology. Aug 1982. v. 75 (4). p. 587-592. ill. 1 p. ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). Test to control adults of the cabbage stem flea -beetle (Psylliodes chrysocephala L.) on rape at the time of planting. FRENCH. Houpert, G. Caland, C. Nancy, L'Ecole.

0572 Bui let i n. Ecol e nationale superieure d'agronomie

et des industries al imentai res , Nancy. 1978. v. Yield responses in lettuce plants of various 20 (1/2). p. 75-79. ill. 4 ref. (NAL Call No.: density treatment levels of lepidopterous 64.9 N15). 1 arvae Toscano, N.C.JEENA. Van Steenwyk, R.A.: Kido, K.; McCalley, N.F.; Barnett, W.W. College Park

: Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1982. v. 75 (5). p. 916-920. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

0573

Action of some insecticides on the common Trichogramma (Trichogramma evanescens Westw. (used for biological control of Mamestra brassicae, pest of cabbage). BULGARIAN. Kim-Chi, C. Sofiia, Ministerstvo na zemedel ieto

1 khrani tel nata promishlenost . Gradinarska 1 lozarska nauka. Horticultural and viticultural science. 1979. v. 15 (2). p. 73-79. ill. 9 ref.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 87 G75)

0474 0475

Metabolism of precocene II in the cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni ) and European corn borer (Ostrinia nubilalis). Metabolism of precocene II in the cabbage looper

(Trichoplusia ni ) and European corn borer (Ostrinia nubilalis). Burt, M.E. Burt. M.E. Kuhr, R.J. Kuhr, R.J. New York. New York. Pesticide biochemistry and physiology. Pesticide biochemistry and

67 ...... ;

PESTS OF PLANTS - NEMATODES

0577 Horticultural Society. 1980 (pub 1981). v. 93. p. 246-247. ill. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66). Ecology and control of the cabbage maggot in Wisconsin / by Charles Joseph Eckenrode. -.

Eckenrode, Charles Joseph, 1942- . 1970. Thesis

) - ( Ph . D . -Un i vers i ty of Wisconsin, 1970. 0583 Photocopy of typescript. Ann Arbor: University

Microfilms, 1971. v, 123 leaves ; 21 cm. Insect and nematode control recommendations for Bibliography: leaves 116-123. (NAL Call No.: celery, cole crops, head lettuce, and spinach.

DISS 70-19, 140) Toscano, N.C. (comp.). CA . Burton, V.; Hart,

W. ; Radewald, J.; Thomason, I.; Toscano, N. Van Steenwyk, R.; Wyman, J.; McCalley, N.;

Dibble, , H. J.; Johnson, D.; Lange ; Stimmann, 0578 M. Berkeley, The Service. Leaflet - Division of Agricultural Sciences, University of

Effect of fenamiphos on populations of Ca 1 i f orn i a . Cal i f orn i a . University, Berkeley. Heterodera schachtii and subsequent plant Cooperative Extension Service. Dec 1979. Dec injury in a cabbage-cucumber rotation 1979. (21141). 13 p. ill. (NAL Call No.:

(Florida) S544.3.C2C3) .

Rhoades, H.L.NMTPA. Auburn : Organization of

Tropical American Nematol ogi sts . Nematropica. Dec 1982. v. 12 (2). p. 289-293. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: SB998.N4N4). 0584

Role of fenamiphos as a nemastat for control of

Heterodera schacht i i in cabbage product i on 0579 PLDRA. Muchena, P.K. Bird, G.W. St. Paul, Minn.

: American Phytopathol ogical Society. Plant Effects of fumigant and nonfumigant nematicides disease. June 1987. v. 71 (6). p. 552-554. on Belonolaimus longicaudatus and Hoplolaimus Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 galeatus populations and subsequent yield of P69P) . cabbage

PLDRA. Rhoades, H.L. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Plant disease. June 1986. V. 70 (6). p. 581-582. Includes 6 0585 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). The taxonomy and biology of a new species of Nacobbus (hoplolaimidae) nematoda found parasitizing spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.) in 0580 Texas / by Jerral D. Johnson. -. Johnson, Jerral D., 1938-. 1971. Thesis Effects of initial population densities of (Ph.D. )--Texas A&M University, 1971. Photocopy.

Heterodera schachtii on yield of cabbage and Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms, 1971. table beets in New York State. x, 142 leaves ; 2i cm. Bibliography: leaves

Abawi , G.S. Mai, W.F. St. Paul, Minn., American 94-96. (NAL Call No.: DISS 71-24,682). Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Phytopathology. June

1980. V. 70 (6). p. 481-485. ill. 21 ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 464.8 P56) 0586

Two new nematode genera, Safianema (Anguinidae)

0581 and Discotylenchus (Tylenchidae) , with descriptions of three new species (from peaty Evaluation of fall treatment with broadspectrum soil underneath oak tree, apple and cabbage). chemicals and nematicides for production of Siddiqi, M.R. Lawrence, Kans., The Society. - pepper, tomato, and cabbage transplants in Proceedings Hel mi nthol ogi ca 1 Society of southern Georgia (Phytotoxicity) Washi ngton . Hel m i nthol og i cal Society of Jaworski, C.A. AR-SO. Phatak, S.C.; McCarter, Washington. Jan 1980. v. 47 (1). p. 85-94. ill. S.M.; Johnson, A.W.; Glaze, N.C. Alexandria, 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 436.9 H36). Va., The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Sept 1980. V. 105 (5). p. 756-759. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012).

0582

Influence of nematicides and methods of their application on growth and yield of cabbage in sting nematode infested soil (Belonolaimus longicaudatus) Rhoades, H.L. s.l., The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State

68 . . . . . ; . . -

PLANT DISEASES - GENERAL

0587 0593

Cabbage diseases /by L.L. Harter and L.R. Jones Diseases of cabbage and related plants.

; pev. by J.C. Walker. Stevenson, Walter R. Document available from: 1875-. Barter, L. L. Jones, L. R ._1864- 1945 . Purdue University, Publication Mailing Room,

Walker, J. C._1893-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. 301 South Second Street, Lafayette, Indiana Dept. of Agriculture, 1923. "This bulletin is a 47905 1976. Explores general control revision of and supersedes Farmers' bulletin suggestions and non-parasitic diseases of

925.". 29 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Includes crucifers for cabbage diseases. 4 p. (NAL Call bibliographical references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL No.: Document available from source .).( NAL Call

1 Ag84F no. 1351 ) No. : BP-8- 11).

0588 0594

Celery variety development (Resistant to early Diseases of cabbage and related plants /by J.C. blight, late blight, bolting). Walker.

Honma, S. Willoughby, Ohio : Meister Publishing Walker, J. C. 1893-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Company. American vegetable grower and Dept. of Agriculture, 1927. Cover title. 30 p. greenhouse grower. Sept 1982. v. 30 (9). p. 43. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 80 C733) no. 1439)

0589 0595

Development of procedures for optimal control Diseases of cabbage and related plants /by J.C. of fungal , bacterial , and physiological Walker. diseases of lettuce. Walker, J. C. 1893-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Grogan, R.G. Patterson, C.L. Sacramento, Calif. Dept. of Agriculture, 1948. Orignally issued

: Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Feb. 1927. 38 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 1439 1948). Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 17-26. ill. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25 )

0596

0590 Diseases of cabbage and related plants /by J.C. Walker.

Development of procedures for optimal control Walker, J. C. 1893-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. of fungal, bacterial, and physiological Dept. of Agriculture, 1938. Originally issued diseases of lettuce. Feb. 1927.- This bulletin is a revision of and Grogan, R.G. Patterson, C.L.; Waters, CM.; supersedes Farmers' bulletins 925 and 1351,

Dillard, H.; Delp, B. Sacramento, Calif. : Cabbage diseases, by L.L. Harter and L.R.

Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Jones. 36 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 1439 1938). Annual report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p. 15-30. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351,L6I25). 0597

Diseases of cabbage and related plants / by

0591 J.C. Walker, R.H. Larson, and A.L. Taylor . Walker, J. C. 1893-. Taylor, A. L._1901-;

Diseases of cabbage and related crops and their Larson, R. H._1904-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. control by L.L. Harter. — Dept. of Agriculture, 1958 . Cover title.

Harter, L. L. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Contains information formerly presented in

Agriculture, 1912. 32 p. : ill. --. (NAL Call Farmer's bulletin 1439 with the same title. 41

No.: DNAL Fiche S-70 no. 488). p. : ill. ; 24 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Ah no. 144)

0592 0598 Diseases of cabbage and related plants. Latin, Richard X. 1981. This publication gives Diseases of cabbage and related plants by J.C. --. general control suggestions for cabbage and Walker . other crucifer diseases. Document available Walker, J. C. 1893-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. --. from: Mailing Room, Ag. Administration Bldg., Dept. of Agriculture, 1948. 38 p. : ill. Purdue University, W. Lafayette, Indiana 47907. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Fiche S-70 no. 1439 1948). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: Not available at NAL.). (NAL

Cal 1 No. : BP-8-1 1 )

69 . . .

(PLANT DISEASES - GENERAL)

0599 0605

Diseases of cabbage and related plants by J.C. Lettuce breeding. --. Walker, R.H. Larson, and A.L. Taylor . Michelmore, R. Sacramento, Calif. Iceberg

Walker, J. C. 1893-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Dept. of Agriculture, 1958. 41 p. ill. --. Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1,

(NAL Call No.: DNAL F i che S-85 no. 144). 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 1-9. ill. (NAL Call No.:

DNAL SB351 . L6I25) .

0600 0606 Disorders in cabbage, bunched broccoli, and cauliflower shipments to the New York market, Lettuce breed1ng--USDA-ARS.

1972-1985. Ryder, E . J . McCreight, J.D. Sacramento, Calif. PLDIDE. Ceponis, M.J. Cappellini, R.A.; Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Lightner, G.W. St. Paul, Minn. American Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Dec Annual report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1987. V. 71 (12). p. 1151-1154. Includes 1984. p. 9-13. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). SB351 . L6I25) .

0601 0607

Fall Green, a disease resistant spinach Lettuce Improvement. cul tivar Michelmore, R. Sacramento, Calif. Iceberg AKFRAC. Goode, M.J. Morelock, T.E.; Bowers, Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg

J.L. Fayettev i 1 1 e , Ark. : The Station. Arkansas Lettuce Research Program annual report. Annual farm research - Arkansas Agricultural report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p.

Experiment Station. Sept/Oct 1987. v. 36 (5). 1-8. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB35 1 . LSI 25 ) p. 3. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 AR42F).

0608 0602 Market diseases of asparagus, onions, beans, Floribibb, a gourmet lettuce resistant to two peas, carrots, celery, and related vegetables viruses, for Florida organic soils. / by Marlon A. Smith, Lacy P. McColloch, and

Guzman, V.L. Zitter, T.A. Gainesville : The Bernard A. Friedman . Station. Circular S - Florida, Agricultural Smith, M. A. 1897-. McColloch, Lacy

Experiment Station. Oct 1984. (313). 8 p. ill. Porter ,_1907- ; Friedman, B. A._1909-; Ramsey,

Includes 3 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 Glen B._1889-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of

F66CI ) Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Market Quality Research Division, 1966. Revision of and supersedes Market diseases of fruits and vegetables: asparagus, onions, 0603 beans, peas, carrots, celery, and related vegetables, by G.B. Ramsey and J.S. Wiant, Growing cauliflower and broccoli. issued as U.S. Dept. of Agriculture.

XDAFA. Washington, D.C. : The Department. Miscellaneous publication no. 440. iv, 65 p. - Farmers' bulletin United States Department of 17 plates (part col.) ; 24 cm. Bibliography: p. Agriculture. 1984. (2239, rev.). 14 p. ill. (NAL 56-65. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Ah no. 303).

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 1 AG84F ) .

0609 0604 Market diseases of beets, chicory, endive, Internal tipburn of cabbage its control through escarole, globe artichokes, lettuce, rhubarb, breeding / J.C. Walker, P.H. Williams, and G.S. spinach, and sweetpotatoes /by Glen B. Ramsey.

Pound . B.A. Friedman and M.A. Smith. G. Ramsey, Glen B. 1889-. Friedman, B. A._1909-; Walker, J. C. 1893-. Williams. P. H. ; Pound,

S. Madison : Agricultural Experiment Station, Smith, M. A._1897-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. University of Wisconsin, 1965. Cover title. 11 Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing 1959. p. ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 11. (NAL Service, Marketing Research Division, Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (2) no. 258). "Supersedes Miscellaneous publication no. 541, Market diseases of fruits and vegetables: beets, endive, escarole, globe artichokes, lettuce, rhubarb, spinach, Swiss chard, and

sweetpotatoes.". ii, 42 p. : 19 plates (some

col.) ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 35-42. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Ah no. 155).

70 . . . , . . .

(PLANT DISEASES - GENERAL)

0610 0615

Market diseases of cabbage, cauliflower, Weed, insect, and disease control turnips, cucumbers, melons, and related crops gu i de : cucumbers, melons, pampkins, Asparagus ;

/ Glen B. Ramsey and M.A. Smith . squash; rhubarb. Commercial vegetable. Ramsey, Glen B. 1889-. Smith, Marion Ashton. Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren,

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, John A.; Noetzel , David M. Pfleger, F. L.; ; Agricultural Marketing Service, Market Quality Bissonnette, Howard L. Document available from: Research Division, 1961. 49 p., 24 p. of plates University of Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420

ill. (some col.) ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. Eckles Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. 45-49. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Ah no. 184). Outlines herbicide, insecticide and fungicide suggestions for asparagus, cucumbers, melons, pumpkins, squash and rhubarb. 4 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: Document available from source .). (NAL 0611 Call No.: Ext. Folder 599).

Market diseases of fruits and vegetables asparagus, onions, beans, peas, carrots, celery, and related vegetables /by Glen B. 0616 Ramsey and James S. Wiant.

Ramsey, Glen B. 1889- . Wiant, James S._1900-. Weed, insect, and disease control guide: beets,

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, carrots, lettuce, onions parsnips, radishes, 1941. Cover title.- "September 1941.". 70 p. rutabagas, turnips, spinach.

15 leaves of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 23 Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren, cm. Bibliography: p. 60-70. (NAL Call No.: DNAL John A. .; Noetzel, David M. ; Pfleger, F. L.;

1 Ag84M no. 440) Bissonnette, Howard L. Document available from: University of Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420 Eckles Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. Lists herbicides, insecticides and fungicide 0612 suggestions for beets, carrots, lettuce, onions, parsnips, radishes, rutabagas, turnips Mosaic and yellows resistant inbred cabbage and spinach. 7 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: varieties / G.S. Pound, P.H. Williams and J.C. Document available from source. ). (NAL Call No.:

Walker . Ext. Folder 600)

Pound, G. S. Williams, P. H. ; Walker, J.

C._1893-. Madison : Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Wisconsin, 1965. Cover title. 30 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 0617 30. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (2) no. 259). Weed, insect, and disease control guide: cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts 0613 Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren,

John A.; Noetzel, David M. ; Pfleger, F. L.; Pest control in commercial cole crop Bissonnette, Howard L.& Commercial vegetable. product i on Document available from: University of Binning, L.K. Wyman, U.A.; Stevenson, W.R. Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420 Eckles Avenue, - Madison, Wis. : The Programs. Publication St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. Lists Cooperative Extension Programs. University of herbicide, insecticide and fungicide Wisconsin - Extension. Feb 1985. (A2357). 4 p. suggestions for cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower

(NAL Call No.: DNAL S544 . 3 . W6W53 ) and brussels sprouts. 4 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: Document available from source. ). (NAL Call

No. : Ext. Folder 598)

0614

South Bay and Raleigh: two crisphead lettuce 0618 cultivars resistant to corky root rot for organic soi Is. Yield and quality response of crisphead lettuce

Guzman, V.L. Gainesville : The Institute. cultivars to seeding dates and farms In south Circular S - Agricultural Experiment Stations, Florida organic soils. Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, Guzman, V.L. S.I., The Society. Proceedings of University of Florida. Dec 1984. (310). p. 1-8. the ... annual meeting of the Florida State ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 F66CI). Horticultural Society. 1981 (pub. 1982). v. 94.

p. 182-185. Includes 8 ref . (NAL Call No.: 81

F66) .

71 ......

PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL

0619 0625

Abnormal conidlum development In Alternaria Cabbage (Brassica) disorder: clubroot of tenuisslma (Seedborne pathogen of cauliflower). cruel fers (caused by the fungus Plasmodlophora

Mohan, M. Mukerj i , K.G. New Delhi, Indian brass 1 cae ) Phytopathological Society. Indian Stevenson. W.R.+ Helmann, M.F. Madison, Wis., phytopathology. June 1978 (pub. Jan 1979). v. The Programs. Publication - Cooperative

31 (2). p. 247-248. ill. 5 ref . (NAL Call No.: Extension Programs, University of Wisconsin 464.8 IN2). Extension. May 1981. May 1981. (A1128). 2 p.

ill. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . W6W53 )

0620 0626 Association of common ragweed with Sclerotlnia rot of cabbage In New York State. Cabbage diseases /L.L. Harter, L.R. Jones. PLDRA. Dillard, H.R. Hunter, J.E. St. Paul, Harter, L. L. Jones, L. R ._1864- 1945

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Plant disease. Jan 1986. v. 70 (1). p. 26-28. 1918. Cover title. ~ "Contribution from the ill. Includes 18 references. (NAL Call No.: Bureau of Plant Industry.". 30 p. : ill. ; 23

DNAL 1 .9 P69P) . cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 925).

0621 0627

Big vein of lettuce: Infection and methods of Cabbage yellows, caused by Fusarlum control (Olpidlum brassicae, parasitic soil conglutinans, in Iowa /I.E. Melhus, A.T. Erwin fungi, vectors). and Frank Van Hal tern. Campbell, R.N. Greathead, A.S.; Westerlund, Melhus, I. E. 1880-. Erwin, A. T._1874-; Van

F.V. St. Paul. Minn., American Hal tern. Frank. Ames, Iowa : Agricultural Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Aug Experiment Station. Iowa State College of 1980. V. 70 (8). p. 741-746. 24 ref. (NAL Call Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. 1926. Caption

No. : 464.8 P56 ) title.- Bibliography: p. 215-216. p. 188-216 :

ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 Io9 no. 235)

0622

Biological control of Sclerotlnia lettuce drop 0628 In the field by Sporidesmium scleroti vorum (Abstract only) Cabbage yellows (Fusarlum oxysporum Adams, P.B. Ayers, W.A. St. Paul, Minn., conglutinans) and new hosts of the pathogen In American Phytopathological Society. Greece (Wild crucifer hosts).

Phytopathology. July 1981. v. 71 (7). p. 764. Thanassoul opoul OS , C.C. Kitsos. G.T.

(NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56 ) Beltsville, Md. , Plant Science Research Division, Agricultural Research Service. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Plant disease reporter. Dec 1978. v. 62 (12). p. 1051-1053. ill. 8 ref.

0623 (NAL Cal 1 No. : 1.9 P69P)

Biological control of sclerotlnia lettuce drop in the field by Sporidesmium sclerotlvorum (Mycoparasi te of Sclerotlnia minor attacking 0629 Lactuca satlva, biological control agent). Adams, P.B. Ayers, W.A. St. Paul, Minn., Celery stalk rot fungicide trials--spr1ng 1979 American Phytopathological Society. (Rhizoctonia solani). Phytopathology. May 1982. v. 72 (5). p. Pieczarka. D.J. FL. Belle Glade. Fla., The 485-488. Includes 8 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 Center. Belle Glade AREC research report P56) EV. Florida. University. Agricultural Research and Education Center. Oct 1979. Oct 1979. (1979-10). 4 p. 111. (NAL Call No.: 100 F663).

0624

Broccoli resistance to downy mildew. 0630

CAGRA. Laemmien, F.F. Mayberry, K.S. Berkeley : The Station. California agriculture - Chemical control of bacterial blight of celery, California Agricultural Experiment Station. 1984.

Nov/Dec 1984. v. 38 (11/12). p. 17. 111. (NAL FNETD. Rowe, R.C. Hassel 1 . R.L. s.l. : The Call No.: DNAL 100 C12CAG). Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests : results - American Phytopathological Society. 1985. V. 40. p. 70. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 464.9 AM31R)

72 ......

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0631 56-57. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R).

Chemical control of nematodes (Meloldogyne Incognita, Trlchodorus chrlstiel, Criconemoldes ornatus, Hel Icotylenchus dihystera) and 0637 soil-borne plant-pathogenic fungi (Pythlum spp. and Fusarum spp.) on cabbage transplants. Comparison of fungicides for the control of Johnson, A.W. McCarter, S.M. Ames, Iowa, clubroot of cabbage in Virginia, 1980 (Cabbage Society of Nematologlsts. Journal of (Brassica oleracea var. capitate L. 'Market Hematology. Apr 1979. v. 11 (2). p. 138-144. Prize'), clubroot; Plasmodiophora brasslcae

ill. 21 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L391 . N4J62 ) Wor. ). Kroll, T.K. Lambe. R.C.; Lacy. G.H.; Reilly, T.G. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests; results - American 0632 Phytopathological Society. 1981. v. 36. p. 56. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). Club-root of cabbage.

Lambe, R.C. McCart, G.D. Blacksburg, Va. , The Service. Control series - Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Extension Division. Virginia 0638 Polytechnic Institute and State University. Cooperative Extension Service. Jan 1979. Jan Continuous hours of leaf wetness as a parameter 1979. (157). 2 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: for scheduling fungicide applications to SB612.V8V8) control white rust in spinach. PLDRA. Dainello, F.J. Jones, R.K. St. Paul,

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Dec 1984. v. 68 (12). p. 0633 1069-1072. Includes 16 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 1.9 P69P) CI ubroot-resi Stent broccoli breeding lines OSU CR-2 to OSU CR-8. HJHSA. Baggett, J.R. Kean, D. Alexandria, Va. American Society for Horticultural Science. 0639 HortScience. Aug 1985. v. 20 (4). p. 784-785. ill. Includes 6 references. (NAL Call No.: ONAL Control of bottom rot of head lettuce with SB1 .H6) iprodione. PLDRA. Mahr, S.E.R. Stevenson, W.R.; Sequel ra,

L. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. June 1986. v. 70 (6). 0634 p. 506-509. Includes 8 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 1.9 P69P ) CI ubroot-resi Stent cabbage breeding lines Oregon 100, 123, 140, and 142 (Brassica oleracea, Plasmodiophora brasslcae).

Baggett, J.R. HJHSA. Alexandria : American 0640 Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Feb 1983. v. 18 (1). p. 112-114. ill. Includes Control of cabbage downy mildew in an ZPM references. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6). system, 1981 (Cabbage (Brassica oleraceae 'Round Dutch'), downy mildew; Peronospora parasitica) Sitterly, W.R. (s.l.), The Society. Fungicide 0635 and nematicide tests; results - American Phytopathological Society. 1982. v. 37. p. 64. Combination versus single fungicides for (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). control of Septoria (apilcola) leaf spot in celery. Paulus, A.O. Nelson, J. Berkeley. The Station. California agriculture. Cal ifornia. Agricultural 0641 Experiment Station. June 1979. v. 33 (6). p. 15. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG). The control of cabbage yellows through disease resistance /L.R. Jones and J.C. Gilman. Jones. L. R. 1864-1945. Gilman, J. C._1890-.

Madison. Wis. : Agricultural Experiment Station 0636 of the University of Wisconsin, 1915. Cover

title. 70 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. Comparison of chemicals used in Virginia for 69-70. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (2) no. 38). the control of cabbage clubroot, 1980 (Cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitate L. 'Maricet Prize'), clubroot; Plasmodiophora brasslcae Wor. ). Kroll, T.K. Moore, L.D.; Lacy, G.H.; Lambe. R.C.; Reilly, T. (s.l.), The Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests; results - American Phytopatho log leal Society. 1981. v. 36. p.

73 . . . . . ) . ... .

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL

0642 0648

Control of downy mildew of broccoli, 1979 Control of early blight of celery with

(Broccoli ( Brass ica oleracea var. botrytis fungicides, 1982 (Cercospora api i on Apium 'Green Duke'), downy mildew; Peronospora graveolens var. dulce). destructor) Rowe, R.C.FNETD. Hassel 1 , R.L. (s.l.) : The Lewis, G.D. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests nematicide tests; results - American results - American Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Phytopathol ogical Society. 1980. v. 35. p. 62. 1983. V. 38. p. 97. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). AM31R)

0643 0649

Control of drop in Boston lettuce, 1979 Control of lettuce drop, fall, 1979 (Lettuce (Lettuce (Lactuca sativa 'Boston'), drop; sativa 'Mesa 659'), drop; Sclerotinia sp.).

Sclerotinia sp. ) Lewis, G.D. (s.l.), The Society. Fungicide and Farley, J.D. Foor, S.; Keene, C. (s.l.), The nematicide tests; results - American Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests; Phytopathological Society. 1980. v. 35. p. 73. results - American Phytopathological Society. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). 1980. V. 35. p. 71-72. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R)

0650

0644 Control of lettuce drop in Oswego County, New York during 1980 (Lettuce (Lactuca sativa Control of drop in fall lettuce, 1977-78 'Green Lakes' 'Mesa'), drop; Sclerotinia (Lettuce (Latuca sativa 'Great Lakes', minor) 'Ithaca'), drop; Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) Lorbeer,

0645 0651

Control of drop In fall lettuce, 1982 Control of lettuce drop in Oswego County, New (Sclerotinia minor, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, York, 1979 (Lettuce (Lactuca sativa 'Ithaca', Lactuca sativa) 'Minetto'), drop; Sclerotinia minor).

Lewis, G.D.FNETD. (s.l.) : The Society. Lorbeer, J.W. Wymore, L.A.; LaParco, D.P. - Fungicide and nematicide tests : results (s.l.), The Society. Fungicide and nematicide American Phytopathological Society. 1983. v. tests; results - American Phytopathological 38. p. 101. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). Society. 1980. v. 35. p. 73. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R).

0646 0652 Control of drop in spring lettuce, 1982 (Sclerotinia minor and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum Control of lettuce drop with foliar sprays and on Lactuca sativa). transplant drenches: spring, 1981 (Lettuce

Lewis, G.D.FNETD. (s.l.) : The Society. (Lactuca sativa 'Ithaca'), drop; Sclerotinia - Fungicide and nematicide tests : results minor, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum). American Phytopathological Society. 1983. v. Johnston, S.A. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide 38. p. 101. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). and nematicide tests; results - American Phytopathological Society. 1982. v. 37. p. 71. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R).

0647

Control of early blight of celery with 0653 fungicides, 1981 (Celery (Apium graveolens var. dulce 'Florida 683'), early blight; Cercospora Control of lettuce drop with foliar sprays,

api i ) fall 1979 (Lettuce (Latuca sativa 'Ithaca'), Row, R.C. Farley, J.D. (s.l.), The Society. drop; Sclerotinia minor). Fungicide and nematicide tests; results - Johnston, S.A. Springer. J.K. (s.l.). The American Phytopathological Society. 1982. v. Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests; 37. p. 66. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). results - American Phytopathological Society. 1980. V. 35. p. 72. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R)

74 . . . . .

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0654 0660

Control of lettuce drop with foliar sprays, Controls for two important diseases: black rot, Fall, 1980 (Lettuce (Lactuca sativa 'Mesa black leg of caUsbage (Phoma lingam, Xanthomonas 659'), drop; Sclerotinia minor). campestris).

Johnston, S.A. (s.1.). The Society. Fungicide Lambe, R.C. Lacy, G.H. Willoughby, Ohio : and nematicide tests; results - American Meister Publishing Company. American vegetable Phytopathol ogi cal Society. 1981. v. 36. p. grower and greenhouse grower. Mar 1982. v. 30 62-63. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). (3). p. 10, 12. ill. (NAL Call No.: 80 C733).

0655 0661

Control of lettuce drop with foliar sprays, The cytology and kinetics of cabbage root hair spring, 1979 (Lettuce (Lactuca sativa penetration by Plasmodiophora brassicae Wod. / 'Ithaca'), drop; Sclerotinia minor; Sclerotinia by James Robert Aist. -. sclerotiorum) Aist, James Robert, 1945-. 1971. Thesis Johnston, S.A. Springer, J.K. (s.l.). The (Ph.D. )--Universi ty of Wisconsin, 1971.

Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests; Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University - results American Phytopathological Society. Microfilms, 1972. iii, 54 leaves ; 21 cm. 1980. V. 35. p. 72-73. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 Bibliography: leaves 51-54. (NAL Call No.: DISS

AM31R) . 71-25. 175)

0656 0662

Control of lettuce drop with foliar sprays, Development of procedures for optimal control spring, 1980 (Lettuce (Lactuca sativa of fungal, bacterial, and physiological 'Ithaca'), drop; Sclerotinia minor). diseases of lettuce. Johnston, S.A. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide Grogan, R.G. Kimble, K.A.; Engler, D.E.; and nematicide tests; results - American Patterson, C.L.; Waters, CM. Sacramento, The Phytopathological Society. 1981. v. 36. p. 62. Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 21-33. ill. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : SB351 . L6I25)

0657 0663 Control of lettuce drop, 1981 (Lettuce (Lactuca sativa 'Mesa 659'), drop; Sclerotinia minor). Development of procedures for optimal control

Lewis, G.D. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and of fungal , bacterial , and physiological nematicide tests; results - American diseases of lettuce. Phytopathological Society. 1982. v. 37. p. Grogan, R.G. Patterson, C.L.; Waters, CM.;

71-72. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). Kimble, K.A.; Roberts, H. ; Delp, B.; Engler, D.

Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. Apr 1, 0658 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 25-35. (NAL Call No.:

SB351 . L6I25) Control of root rot of spinach caused by Pythium aphani dermatum in a recirculating hydroponic system by ultraviolet irradiation.

PLDRA. Stanghel 1 ini , M.E. Stowell , L.J.; Bates, 0664

M.L. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Dec Differences in epidemiology and control of 1984. V. 68 (12). p. 1075-1076. ill. Includes lettuce drop caused by Sclerotinia minor and 12 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). Sclerotinia sclerotiorum. PLDRA. Patterson, CL. Grogan, R.G. St. Paul,

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Sept 1985. v. 69 (9). p. 0659 766-770. ill. Includes 15 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 1 .9 P69P) Controlling downy mildew of lettuce /by A.T. Erwin.

Erwin, A. T. 1874-. Ames, Iowa : Agricultural Experiment Station, Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, 1921. Caption title, p. 308-328 : ill., charts ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 Io9 no. 196).

75 ......

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0665 0671

Disease control of soft and bottom rot of Effects of benomyl and ribavirin on the lettuce lettuce (Erwinia carotovora, Rhizoctonia big vein agent and its transmission (Olpidium sol an i , Hawai i ) brass icae)

Cho, J.J. Honolulu : The Institute. Research Campbell, R.N. St. Paul, Minn., American extension series - Hawaii Institute of Tropical Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Phytopathology. Dec

Agriculture and Human Resources. July 1982. 1980. V. 70 (12). p. 1190-1192. 14 ref . (NAL

Presented at the Hawaii Lettuce Conference, Cal 1 No. : 464.8 P56) February, 1981. July 1982. (019). p. 26-33.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : S48 1 . R4 )

0672

0666 The effects of d i eye lohexyl amine on polyamine biosynthesis and incorporation into turnip Downy mildew: a fungus disease of lettuce yellow mosaic virus in Chinese cabbage

( Brem i a 1 actucae ) protoplasts infected in vitro. Paulus, A.O. Hall, D.; Teviotdale, B. Berkeley, VIRLA. Balint, R. Cohen, S.S. New York, N.Y. Calif., The Service. Leaflet - University of Academic Press. Virology. July 15, 1985. v. 144 California, Cooperative Extension Service. Nov (1). p. 194-203. ill. Includes references. (NAL

1980. Nov 1980. (21177). 1 p. ill. (NAL Call Call No.: DNAL 448.8 V8 1 )

No. : S544.3.C2C3)

0673 0667 Effects of inoculum densities of Fusarium

Downy mildews of beet and spinach (Peronspora oxysporum f. sp. api i in organic soil on farinosa betae, Peronspora farinosa spinacea). disease expression in celery.

Byford, W.J. London ; New York : Academic PLDIDE. Elmer, W.H. Lacy, M.L. St. Paul, Minn.

Press, C1981. The Downy mildews / edited by : American Phytopathol ogical Society. Plant D.M. Spencer, p. 531-543. 2 p. ref. (NAL Call disease. Dec 1987. v. 71 (12). p. 1086-1089.

No. : SB741 .D68D68) Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P)

0668 0674 Economically important diseases of lettuce. PLDRA. Patterson, C.L. Grogan, R.G.; Campbell, Effects of metal axyl on phycomyceteous fungi R.N. St. Paul, Minn. American and yield of pepper, tomato, and cabbage Phytopathol ogical Society. Plant disease. Oct transplants (Systemic fungicide). 1986. V. 70 (10). p. 982-987. ill. Includes Jaworski, C.A. Phatak, S.C.; Csinos, A. references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). Alexandria, The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Sept 1982. V. 107 (5). p. 911-913. 16 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 81 S012) 0669

Effect of temperature and moisture tension on growth, sederotial production, germination, 0675 and infection by Sclerotinia minor (Lettuce). Imolehin, E.D. Grogan, R.G.; Duniway, J.M. St. Effects of nonpathogenic strains of Fusarium Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological oxysporum on celery root infection by Fusarium Society. Phytopathology. Dec 1980. v. 70 (12). oxysporum f. sp. api i and a novel use of the p. 1153-1157. ill. 28 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 Lineweaver-Burk double reciprocal plot

P56) . techn i que ( Ye 1 1 ows d i sease )

Schneider, R.W. St. Paul. Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. June 1984. V. 74 (6). p. 646-653. ill. Includes 33 0670 references. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56).

The effect of time of exposure to inoculum, plant age, root development, and root wounding on Fusarium (oxysporum) yellows of celery. 0676 Hart, L.P. Endo, R.M. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Jan Effects of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and ethylene 1981. V. 71 (1). p. 77-79. 21 ref. (NAL Call on growth, sclerotial production, germination,

No. : 464 .8 P56) and infection by Sclerotinia minor (Lettuce). Imolehin, E.D. Grogan, R.G. St. Paul. Minn., American Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Dec 1980. v. 70 (12). p. 1158-1161. ill. 28 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8

76 . . . 1 . . . ,

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

P56) 0683

Evaluation of chemical for control of celery diseases, 1979 (Celery (Apium graveolens var

0677 dulce 'Camaro'), early blight; Cercospora api i

late blight; Septoria api i , bacterial blight;

Effects of petiole calcium status, petiole Pseudomonas api i ) location, and plant age on the incidence and Potter. H.S. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and progression of soft rot in Chinese cabbage. nematicide tests; results - American

JOSHB. Fritz. V.A. Honma , S.; Wi ciders. I. Phytopathol ogical Society. 1981. v. 36. p.

Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal of the 57-58. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). American Society for Horticultural Science. Jan 1988. V. 113 (1). p. 56-61. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012). 0684

Evaluation of chemicals for the control of

0678 cabbage clubroot, 1981 (Cabbage ( Brass ica oleracea var. capitata L. 'Market Prize'), Effects of temperature on Pythium root rot of clubroot; Plasmodiophora brass icae Wor.). spinach grown under hydroponic conditions. Krol 1 , T.K. Lacy, G.H.; Moore, L.D.; Lambe,

PHYTAd. Gold. S.E. Stanghel 1 ini , M.E. St. Paul R.C. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and - Minn. : American Phytopathol ogi cal Society. nematicide tests; results American Phytopathology. Mar 1985. v. 75 (3) Phytopathol ogical Society. 1982. v. 37. p. 64. 333-337. ill. Includes 15 references, (NAL Cal (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R).

No. : DNAL 464.8 P56)

0685 0679 Evaluation of fungicides for control of Effects of wirestem, wind injury, and iprodione ringspot, 1981 (Mycosphaerel la brassiciola on on yields of six broccoli cultivars. cabbage, Brassica oleracea var. capitata).

HJHSA. Kahn, B.A. Conway. K.E.; Fisher, C.G. MacGregor, R.R.FNETD. Merriman, P.R. (s.l.) :

Alexandria. Va. : American Society for The Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests : Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1986. results - American Phytopathol ogical Society. V. 21 (5). p. 1136-1139. Includes references. 1983. V. 38. p. 95. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6). AM31R)

0680 0686

Efficacy of selected fungicides in controlling Evaluation of fungicides for control of foliar diseases of spinach. ringspot, 1982 (Mycosphaerell a brass ici col a on Dainello, F.J. Heineman, R.R.; Jones, R.K.; cabbage, Brassica oleracea var. capitata).

Black, M.C. College Station, Tex. : The MacGregor. R.R.FNETD. Merriman, P.R. (s.l.) :

Station. PR - Texas Agricultural Experiment The Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests : Station. Dec 1984. (4258). 5 p. Includes 4 results - American Phytopathol ogical Society. references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 T31P). 1983. V. 38. p. 95. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R)

0681 0687 Establishing and maintaining a lettuce drop nursery (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) Evaluation of fungicides for downy mildew Troutman, J.L. Matejka, J.C. St. Paul, Minn., control in broccoli, 1985.

American Phytopathol ogical Society. Plant FNETD. Johnston. S.A. s.l. : The Society. - disease. May 1982. v. 65 (5). p. 415. Includes Fungicide and nematicide tests : results 4 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P). American Phytopathological Society. 1986. v. 41. p. 48-49. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 464.9 AM31R).

0682 0688 Evaluation of bacterial soft rot-tolerant crisphead lettuce cultivars In Hawaii (Erwlnia Evaluation of spinach varieties and breeding carotovora, Lactuca sativa, Sclerotinia lines for horticultural characteristics and sclerotiorum, Rhizoctonia solani). resistance to white rust disease (Albugo Cho, J.J. HI. Honolulu. The Station. Technical occidental is) bulletin - Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Dainello, F.J. Heineman, R.R.; Black, M.C. - Station. July 1979. July 1979. (102). 9 p. 8 College Station. Tex. : The Station. PR Texas ref. (NAL Call No.: 100 H313T). Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct 1984.

77 . . . . : . . . . ,

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

(4252). 7 p. ill. Includes 3 references. (NAL 0694

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 100 T31P) Factors affecting survival of sclerotia, and effects of inoculum density, relative position, and distance of sclerotia from the host on 0689 infection of lettuce by Sclerotinia minor (Lettuce) Evaluation of the controned droplet Imolehin, E.D. Grogan, R.G. St. Paul, Minn., application method of spraying for control of American Phytopathological Society. early and late blight on celery, 1982 Phytopathology. Dec 1980. v. 70 (12). p.

(Cercospora api i , Septoria api i , Apium 1162-1167. ill. 25 ref . (NAL Call No.: 464.8 graveolens) P56) .

Potter, H.S.FNETD. (s.l.) : The Society. - Fungicide and nematicide tests : results American Phytopathological Society. 1983. v. 38. p. 96-97. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). 0695

Fall 1979 chemical control trials for celery bacterial blight, early blight and stalk rot

0690 (Pseudomonas cichorii, Cercospora api i Rhizoctonia solani). Evaluation of use-pattern alternatives with Pieczarka, D.J. Belle Glade, Fla. The Center. metal axyl to control foliar diseases of Belle Glade AREC research report; EV - Florida spinach. University, Agricultural Research and Education

PLDRA. Dainello, F.J. Jones, R.K. St. Paul, Center Apr 198 1 . Apr 1981 . ( 1980-6) . 5 p. (NAL

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Call No. : 100 F663) Plant disease. Mar 1986. v. 70 (3). p. 240-242. Includes 18 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9

P69P ) 0696

Field evaluation of fungicides for control of 0691 celery diseases. Lacy, M.L. Strandberg, J.O.; Paulus, A.O. St.

Evaluations of celery germ plasm for resistance Paul, Minn. : APS Press, c1986. Methods for to Fusarium oxysporum f . sp . ap i i race 2 i n evaluating pesticides for control of plant

Michigan. pathogens / edited by Kenneth D. Hickey ;

PLDRA. Elmer W.H. Lacy, M.L.; Honma , S. St. prepared jointly by the American

Paul , Minn. American Phytopathological Phytopathological Society and the Society of

Society. Plant disease. May 1986 V. 70 (5) . p. Nematol ogi sts . p. 182-184. Includes references.

416-419. Includes 20 references. (NAL Cal 1 No. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB960.M47 1986). DNAL 1.9 P69P).

0697 0692 Field evaluation of fungicides for control of Evidence that antagonistic bacteria suppress lettuce drop. Fusarium wilt of celery in neutral and alkaline Johnston, S.A. Lorbeer, J.W. St. Paul, Minn. soils (Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. api Apium APS Press, c1986. Methods for evaluating i , graveolens var. dulce, yellows disease). pesticides for control of plant pathogens /

Opgenorth. D.C.PHYTA. Endo, R.M. St. Paul : edited by Kenneth D. Hickey ; prepared jointly American Phytopathological Society. by the American Phytopathological Society and

Phytopathology. May 1983. v. 73 (5). p. the Society of Nematol og i sts . p. 187-189. 703-708. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 464.8 P56) SB960.M47 1986).

0693 0698

Factor affecting the sensitivity of 2,-4-D Field resistance of crisphead lettuce to Bremia assays of crucifer seed for (blackleg caused lactucae (Lactuca sativa, downy mildew, by) Phoma lingam (Brussels sprouts). cul ti vars )

Maguire, J.D. Gabrielson, R.L. Zurich, Yuen, J.E. Lorbeer, J.W. St. Paul : American International Seed Testing Association. Seed Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Feb science and technology. 1978. v. 6 (4). p. 1984. V. 74 (2). p. 149-152. Includes 915-924. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB117.S455). references. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56).

78 ...... ;

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0699 0705

Frequency distribution analyses of lettuce drop A genetic map of lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) caused by Slerotinia minor. with restriction fragment length polymorphism, PHYTAJ. Marois, J. J. Adams, P.B. St. Paul, isozyme, disease resistance and morphological

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. markers

Phytopatnol . Aug 1985. v. 75 ogy (8). p. GENTA. Landry, B.S. Kessel i , R.V.; Farrara, B.;

957-961. Includes 22 references. (NAL Call No.: Michelmore, R.W. Baltimore, Md. : Genetics DNAL 464.8 P56) Society of America. Genetics. June 1987. v. 116 (2). p. 331-337. ill. Includes references. (NAL Can No.: DNAL 442.8 G28). 0700

Fungicidal control of downy mildew and 0706 anthracnose of lettuce (Fungicides). Greathead, A.S. Paul us, A. Sacramento, The Genetics of virulence in Californian Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual populations of Bremia lactucae (lettuce downy report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 128-142. ill. mi Idew)

(NAL Call No.: SB35 1 . L6I25 ) PHYTAJ. Ilott, T.W. Durgan, M.E.; Michelmore,

R.W. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Oct 1987. V. 77 (10). p. 1381-1386. Includes 0701 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 464.8 P56).

Fungicide control of clubroot of cabbage, 1982 (Plasmodiophora brass icae. Brass ica oleracea var. capitata). 0707

Lambe, R.C.FNETD. Kroll , T.K.; Price, P.L.

(s.l.) : The Society. Fungicide and nematicide Heterothal 1 ism In Peronospora effusa (Downy - tests : results American Phytopathological mildew of spinach, Spinacia oleracea).

Society. 1983. v. 38. p. 94-95. (NAL Call No.: Inaba, T. Morinaka, T. St. Paul : American 464.9 AM31R). Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Feb 1984. V. 74 (2). p. 214-216. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56).

0702

Fungicide control of light leaf spot of 0708 cauliflower, 1979 (Cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var. botrytis), light leaf spot; Histology and physiology of compatibility and Pyrenopeziza brass icae, crop was transplanted imcompatibi 1 ity between lettuce and the downy on August 3 ) mildew fungus, Bremia lactucae Regel Cheah, L.H. Corbin, J.B.; Hartill, W.F.T. Maclean, D.J. Tommerup, I.C. London. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and nematicide Physiological plant pathology. May 1979. v. 14 - tests; results American Phytopathological (3). p. 291-312. ill. 34 ref . (NAL Call No.: Society. 1980. v. 35. p. 64. (NAL Call No.: SB599.P45) 464.9 AM31R).

0709 0703 Improved plow design for soil borne disease Fusarium resistant cabbage /L.R. Jones, J.C. control Walker and W.B. i.e. W.H. Tisdale. Inman, J.W. Greathead, A.S.; Lenker, D.

Jones, L. R. 1864-1945. Walker, J. C._1893-; Agamal ian, H.S. St. Joseph, Mich. : The - Tisdale, W. H._1892-. Madison, Wis. : Society. Paper American Society of Agricultural Experiment Station of the Agricultural Engineers (Microfiche collection). University of Wisconsin, 1920. Cover title. 34 Paper presented at the 1984 Winter Meeting of p. ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (2) Available for purchase from: The American no.48) Society of Agricultural Engineers, Order Dept., 2950 Niles Road,. Winter 1984. (84-1510). 11 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL FICHE 290.9 AM32P).

0704

Fusarium yellows of celery in Michigan. MUCBA. Lacy, M.L. Elmer, W.H. East Lansing. - Mich. : The Service. Extension bulletin E Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University. May 1985. (1823). 2 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 M58B )

79 ......

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0710 SB351 .L6I25)

Infection of spinach seed with Fusarium oxysporum. O'Brien, M.d. AR-BARC. (s.l., s.n.). Georgia 0716 journal of science. June/Sept 1978. v. 36

(3/4). p. 159-162. 5 ref . (NAL Call No.: Investigation of plowing techniques for the 01 1 .G4) control of Sclerotlnia drop disease of lettuce and of weeds and weed seed. Inman, d.W. Lenker, D.; Greathead, A.S.;

Agamal ian, H. Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce 0711 Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar Influence of green manure crops and lettuce on 31, 1982. Apr 1. 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 93-95.

sclerotlal populations of Sclerotlnia minor. ill. (NAL Call No.: SB351 . L6I25 ) PLDRA. Dillard, H.R. Grogan. R.G. St. Paul.

Minn. : American Phytopathol og i cal Society. Plant disease. July 1985. v. 69 (7). p. 579-582. Includes 13 references. (NAL Call No.: 0717

DNAL 1 .9 P69P) Investigation of plowing techniques for the control of Sclerotlnia drop disease of lettuce and of weeds and weed seed. 0712 Inman, d.W. Greathead, A.S.; Lenker, D.;

Agamalian, H. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg The Influence of temperature and levels of soil Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg moisture, oxygen and carbon dioxide on the Lettuce Research Program annual report. Annual biology and pathogenicity of Meloidogyne hapla report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p.

Chitwood 1949 as a pathogen of lettuce (Lactuca 37-41. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25) sativa L.) in organic soil / by Tang-Ka Wong.

Wong, Tang-Ka. 1940-. 1972. Thesis

(Ph.D. )--Cornel 1 University, 1972. Photocopy. 0718

Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms. 1972.

vi i , 92 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves Late blight of celery (Septoria apHcola). 87-92. (NAL Call No.: DISS 72-23.685). Paulus, A.O. Hall, D.H. Berkeley, The Service. Leaflet - Division of Agricultural Sciences,

University of Cal i f ornia . Cal i f ornia University, Berkeley. Cooperative Extension 0713 Service, duly 1979. duly 1979. (2982). 2 p.

ill. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . C2C3 ) Integrated pest management of club root of cabbage

Lambe, R.C. Datnof f , L.; Krol 1 , T. Blacksburg, - Va . : The Service. Publication Virginia 0719 Cooperative Extension Service, dan 1983.

( 456-027 , rev .) . 4 p. ill. Includes references. Leptosphaeria maculans on cabbage in Wisconsin

(NAL Call No.: DNAL S544 . 3 . V8V52 ) Bonman, d.M. USDA. Delwiche, P. A.; Gabrielson, R.L.: Williams, P.H. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Mar 1980. V. 64 (3). p. 326. ill. 6 ref. (NAL Call

0714 No. : 1.9 P69P)

Integrated pest management of club root of

cabbage ( P 1 asmod 1 ophora brass 1 cae )

Lambe, R.C. Datnof f, L.; Krol 1 , T. Blacksburg : 0720 Extension Division, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Publication - Lettuce drop control, spring, 1979 (Lettuce Extension Division, Virginia Polytechnic (Lactuca sativa 'Mesa 659'), drop; Sclerotlnia Institute and State University. Oan 1983. dan sp.). 1983. (456-027). 4 p. ill. Includes references. Lewis, G.D. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and - (NAL Can No.: S544 . 3 . V8V52 ) nematicide tests; results American Phytopathological Society. 1980. v. 35. p. 73. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R).

0715

Investigation of plowing techniques for the control of Sclerotlnia drop disease of lettuce and of weeds and weed seed.

Inman, d.W. Linker, D. ; Greathead, A.S.; Agamalian, H. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 160-164. ill. (NAL Call No.:

80 , . . . . , , ......

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0721 0727

Lettuce drop examined by UC researchers. Natural and experimental production of oospores

Newport Beach, Calif. : Western Grower & of Bremia lactucae in lettuce in New Yoric. Shipper Publishing Co. Western grower and PLDRA. Yuen, J.E. Lorbeer, J.W. St. Paul, Minn. shipper. Nov 1986. v. 57 (11). p. 30. (NAL Call : American Phytopathological Society. Plant

No. : DNAL 280.38 W52) disease. Jan 1987. v. 71 (1). p. 63-64. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P)

0722

Lettuce powdery mildew (Erysiphe cichoracearum) 0728 in the Florida Everglades agricultural area. Pieczarka, D.J. Guzman, V.L. Belle Glade, Fla. New fungicide evaluations on crucifers, 1979

The Center. Belle Glade AREC research report; (Cabbage ( Brass ica oleracea var. capitata - EV Florida University, Agricultural Research 'Wisconsin', 'Golden Acre' ) , cauliflower and Education Center. Apr 1980. Apr 1980. (Brass ica oleracea var. botrytis 'Snow Ball'),

(1980-8). 2 p. 2 ref. (NAL Call No.: 100 F663). downy m i 1 dew ; Peronospora paras i t i ca ) Abdel -Rahman, M. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests; results - American Phytopathological Society. 1980. v. 35. p. 62. 0723 (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R).

Lettuce wins fungus fight (Sporidesmium scleroti vorum)

McBride, J. SEA-WO-AR-BARC . Washington, D.C., 0729 The Administration. Agricultural research - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Science and A new gene for resistance to Bremia lactucae

Education Admi ni strat i on . Uni ted States. Dept. (Downy mildew of lettuce, Lactuca sativa). of Agriculture. Science and Education Yuen. J.E.PHYTA. Lorbeer, J.W. St. Paul : Administration. Apr 1980. v. 28 (10). p. 13. American Phytopathological Society. ill. (NAL Call No.: 1.98 AG84 ) Phytopathology. Feb 1983. v. 73 (2). p. 159-162. ill. 24 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56)

0724

Localized infections of siliques and seed of 0730 cabbage by Phoma 1 i ngam ( B 1 ack 1 eg d i sease

Fungi ) A new race of Fusarium oxysporum f . sp. Bonman, J.M. Gabrielson, R.L. St. Paul, Minn., conglutinans that attacks cabbage with type A American Phytopathological Society. Plant resistance. disease. Nov 1981. v. 65 (11). p. 868-869. ill. PLDRA. Rami rez-Vi 1 lupadua, J. Endo, P.M.;

11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P). Bosland, P.; Williams, P.H. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. July 1985. v. 69 (7). p. 612-613. Includes 3 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 0725 P69P)

Maintaining Bremia lactucae on washed seedlings of Lactuca sativa in deep petri disi^s

( 1 ) 0731 Lettuce , downy mi dew Yuen. J.E. Lorbeer, J.W. St. Paul. Minn., American Phytopathological Society. New systemic fungicide controls downy mildew of Phytopathology. Dec 1981. v. 71 (12). p. broccol i ( Peronospora paras i t i ca ) 1232-1234. ill. Includes 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: Paulus, A. Snyder. M. Berkeley, Division of 464.8 P56). Agricultural Sciences, University of California. California agriculture. Nov 1978. v. 32 (11). p. 12-13. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG) 0726

Male fertile and male sterile cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower clubroot resistant 0732 breeding lines. HJHSA. Chiang. M.S. Crete. R. Alexandria. Va. Occurrence and populations of Plasmodiophora American Society for Horticultural Science. brass icae in sediments of irrigation water

HortScience. June 1985. v. 20 (3 . sectioni ) . p. sources (Brass ica oleracea var. capitata, 457-458. m. Includes 10 references. (NAL Call clubroot of cabbage, farm pond sediments).

No. : DNAL SB1.H6). Datnoff, L.E. Lacy, G.H. ; Fox. J. A. St. Paul.

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Mar 1984. v. 68 (3). p. 200-203. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P).

81 . . .. .

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0733 p. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . W6W53 )

Occurrence, dissemination, and survival of plant pathogens (mainly fungi) in surface irrigation ponds in southern Georgia (Virulence 0739 on cotton, cabbage, tomato, and pea). Shokes, F.M. McCarter, S.M. St. Paul, American Phoma black leg of cabbage / R. C. Lambe & R. Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Phytopathology. May Pristou. -.

1979. V. 69 (5). p. 510-516. ill. 37 ref . (NAL Lambe, R. C. Blacksburg Extension Division,

Cal 1 No. : 464.8 P56) . Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State

University 1977. 3 p. : ill. --. (NAL Call No. SB612.V8V8 no. 156 1977).

0734

Occurrence of fusarium yellows of celery caused 0740 by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. api i race 2 in New

York and i ts control Phytophthora root rot of cabbage and PLDRA. Awuah, R.T. Lorbeer, J.W.; Ellerbrock, cauliflower in Oregon (Phytophthora

L.A. St. Paul, Minn. American megasperma )

Phytopathol ogi ca 1 Society. Plant disease. Dec Hamm, P.B. Koepsell, P. A. St. Paul, Minn. 1986. V. 70 (12). p. 1154-1158. Includes American Phytopathological Society. Plant references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). disease. June 1984. v. 68 (6). p. 533-535. ill Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P).

0735 0741 Occurrence of race 3 of Peronospora effusa on spinach in Texas and identification of sources Plant diseases: Club root of cabbage and other of resistance (Spinacia oleracea, blue mold, crucifers. downy mildew, cultivars). WUEXA. Davidson, R.M. Jr. Byther, R.S. Pullman, - Jones, R.K. Dainello. F.J. St. Paul, American Wash. : The Service. Extension bulletin Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Nov Washington State University, Cooperative 1982. v. 66 (11). p. 1078-1079. 16 ref. (NAL Extension Service. Oct 1985. (1049, rev.). 2 p.

Call No. : 1.9 P69P ) ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 W27P).

0736 0742

On the promotion of senescence in Brass ica Plant diseases: Club root of cabbage and other oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) by Alternaria crucifers ( P 1 asmod i ophora brassicae, control, brassicicola (leaf spot) and by Botrytis Washington) cinerea (gray mold). Davidson, R.M. Jr. Blyther, R.S. Pullman, Poapst, P. A. Ramsoomair, B.A. Ottawa, National Wash., The Service. Extension bulletin - Research Council of Canada. Canadian journal of Washington State University, Cooperative botany. Journal canadien de botanique. Nov 1, Extension Service. Mar 1982. Mar 1982. (1049). 1979. V. 57 (21). p. 2378-2386. ill. 16 ref. 2 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 W27P).

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 470 C16C) .

0743 0737 Plant pathology fact sheet: cabbage diseases Ozarka and Greenvalley: new disease resistant (Rhizoctonia, Pernospora parasitica, spinach cultivars (Albugo occidental is (white Xanthomonas campestris, Phoma lingam, rust) and moderate resistance to Fusarium Alternaria brassicae). oxysporum f. sp. spinaceae (fusarium decline)) Gay, J.D. Athens, Ga. : The Service. Leaflet

Bowers, J.L. AR. Goode , M.J. Fayet tev i 1 1 e , The Cooperative Extension Service, University of Station. Arkansas farm research - Arkansas, Georgia. Mar 1984. Mar 1984. (294, rev.). 4 p Agricultural Experiment Station. Mar/Apr 1980. ill. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 G29L). v. 29 (2). p. 6. (NAL Call No.: 100 AR42F).

0744 0738 Populations of the spinach wilt pathogen,

Pest control in commercial cole crop production Fusarium oxysporum f . sp. splnaciae. In the (Includes weed control). root tissues, rhizosphere, and soil In the Binning, L.K. Wyman, J. A.; Stevenson, W.R. field. - Madison : The Programs. Publication Reyes, A. A. Ottawa. Canadian journal of Cooperative Extension Programs. University of microbiology. Feb 1979. v. 25 (2). p. 227-229. Wisconsin - Extension. 1983. 1983. (A2357). 4 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 C162).

82 . . , . . ) . .

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0745 0751

Production of sclerotia of Sclerotinia minor on Relative white rust (Albugo occidental is) lettuce in the field and their distribution in resistance and adaptability of spinach soil after disking. varieties in southwest Texas.

PLDRA. Adams, P.B. St. Paul. Minn. : American Dainello, F.J. Heineman, R.R.; Jones, R.K. Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Nov College Station, Tex., The Station. PR - Texas 1986. V. 70 (11). p. 1043-1046. Includes Agricultural Experiment Station. June 1981.

references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P ) June 1981. (3878). 7 p. ill. 3 ref . (NAL Call

No. : 100 T31P)

0746 0752 Rapid separation of Sclerotinia minor sclerotia from artificially and naturally infested Rhizoctonia foliar blight of cabbage in New organic soil (Drop disease of lettuce). York State.

Abd-Elrazik, A. . A. Lorbeer J.W. St. Paul, PLDRA. Abawi, G.S. Martin, S. B St . Paul , Mi nn.

Minn., American Phytopathological Society. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant

Phytopathology. Sept 1980. v. 70 (9). p. disease. Feb 1985. v. 69 (2), p. 158-161 . ill.

892-894. ill. 5 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56 Includes 27 references. (NAL Cal 1 No. : DNAL 1 .9 P69P)

0747 0753 Rates of fungicide application for control of light leaf spot cauliflower, 1980 (Cauliflower Role of primary and secondary zoospores of ( Brass ica oleracea var. botrytis 'Phenomenal PI asmidiophora brass icae in the development of

, 1 Y404 ' ) i ght 1 eaf spot ; Pyrenopez i za clubroot in Chinese cabbage (Brass ica brass icae) campestris s. sp. pekinensis).

Cheah. L.H. Hartill, W.F.T.; Corbin, J.B. Dobson, R.L.PHYTA. Gabrielson, R.L. St. Paul : (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and nematicide American Phytopathological Society. tests; results - American Phytopathological Phytopathology. Apr 1983. v. 73 (4). p. Society. 1981. v. 36. p. 57. (NAL Call No.: 559-561. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). 464.8 P56).

0748 0754

Reaction of cauliflower cultivars to downy Root rot of chicory caused by Phymatotrichum mildew (caused by the fungus Peronospora omnivorum and Phytophthora cryptogea.

parasitica) in Inperial Valley. Stanghel 1 ini , M.E. Kronland, W.C. St. Paul, Kontaxis, D.G. Mayberry, K.S. Berkeley, The Minn., American Phytopathological Society.

Station. California agr i cul ture . Ca 1 i f orni a Plant disease. Mar 1982. v. 66 c (3). p. Agricultural Experiment Station. June 1979. v. 282-283. ill. Includes 3 ref. (NAL Call No.:

33 (6). p. 19. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG). 1 .9 P69P) .

0749 0755

Reaction of lettuce germ plasm to artificial Root rot of hydroponical ly grown spinach caused inoculation with Sclerotinia minor under by Pythium aphanidermatum and Pythium greenhouse conditions. di ssotocum.

Abawi, G.S. Robinson, R.W.; Cobb, A.C.; Shail, Bates, M.L. Stanghel 1 i ni , M.E. St. Paul, Minn.

J.W. St. Paul, Minn., American : American Phytopathological Society. Plant Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. July disease. Nov 1984. v. 68 (11). p. 989-991. ill. 1980. V. 64 (7). p. 668-671. ill. 8 ref. (NAL Includes 10 references. (NAL Call No.: 1.9

Cal 1 No. : 1.9 P69P) P69P)

0750 0756

Relationship between sclerotial spatial pattern Root rot of lettuce incited by Pythium and density of Sclerotinia minor and the polymastum.

incidence of lettuce drop. Coplin, D.L. Schmi tthenner , A.F. St. Paul, PHYTAJ. Dlllard, H.R. Grogan, R.G. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society.

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Jan 1980. v. 64 63-66. [ (1). p. Phytopathology. Jan 1985. v. 75 (1). p. 90-94. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P).

i Includes 25 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 464.8 P56).

83 ...... , . .

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0757 0763

Saving the celery (Fusarium oxysporum). Solar heating and amendments control cabbage Scheider. R.W. Welch, K.E. Willoughby, Ohio. yel lows. Meister. American vegetable grower and CAGRA. Villapudua, d.R. Munnecke, D.E. greenhouse grower. June 1980. v. 28 (6). p. Berkeley, Calif. : The Station. California 41-42. (NAL Can No.: 80 C773). agriculture - California Agricultural Experiment Station. May/June 1986. v. 40 (5/6). p. 11-13. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 C12CAG).

0758

Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, incitant of lettuce 0764 drop : sources of inoculum, host resistance, and mechanisms of pathogenesis / by H. Calvin Sources and nature of resistance to downy - Newton . mildew and turnip mosaic In Chinese cabbage Newton, H. Calvin, 1942-. 1972. Thesis (Peronospora parasitica, disease screen, ) - ( Ph . D . -Uni vers i ty of Wisconsin, 1972. Brass lea campestrls).

Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Niu, X.K.JOSHB. Leung, H. Williams, P.H. ;

Microfilms, 1972. ix, 135 leaves ; 21 cm. Alexandria : The Society. Journal of the Bibliography: leaves 128-135. (NAL Call No.: American Society for Horticultural Science. DISS 72-4,292). Sept 1983. V. 108 (5). p. 775-778. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012).

0759 0765 Search for resistance to downy mildew and the nature of Inheritance of resistance (Lettuce Sources of resistance to Fusarium yellows of

cultlvars, California). celery In California (Fusarium oxysporum apl 1 ) Zink, F.W. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg Dpgenorth, D.C. Endo, R.M. Beltsville, Md. Lettuce Research Program annual report. 1980. Science and Education Administration, U.S. 1980. (6th). p. 176-179. (NAL Call No.: Dept. of Agriculture. Plant disease reporter.

SB351 . L6I25) Mar 1979. v. 63 (3). p. 165-169. ill. 4 ref

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 1.9 P69P)

0760 0766 Seed treatment and rainfall In relation to the control of cabbage black -leg /by J.C. Walker. Sprays for control of lettuce drop, 1980

Walker, J. C. 1893-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. (Lettuce (Lactuca satlva 'Mesa 659'), drop; Dept. of Agriculture, 1922. Caption title.- Scleroti nia sp. ) "March 28, 1922."- "Professional paper.". 27 Lewis, G.D. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and - p., 2 p. of plates : ill. ; 24 cm. nematicide tests; results American Bibliography: p. 27. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Phytopathological Society. 1981. v. 36. p. 63. Ag84B no. 1029) (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R).

0761 0767

Shallow planting and fungicide application to Studies on host -pathogen Interaction of control Rhizoctonia stalk rot of celery (Fungi, Plasmodlophora brasslcae Wor. with cabbage

Chlorothaloni 1 ) cells cultivated In vitro / by Robert Roy Herr. Pieczarka, D.J. St. Paul, Minn., American

Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Nov Herr. Robert Roy, 1927- . 1970. Thesis--George 1981. V. 65 (11). p. 879-880. 9 ref. (NAL Call Washington University. Photocopy of typescript.

No. : 1.9 P69P) Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1971. viii, 173 leaves. Bibliography: leaves 161-173. (NAL Call No.: DISS 70-20,073).

0762

Soil water matric potential requirements for 0768 root-hair and cortical infection of Chinese cabbage by Plasmodlophora brasslcae (Brassica Studies on the Inheritance of resistance to

campestrls spp. pekinensis). Fusarium oxysporum f . sp. apll In celery (Role Dobson, R.PHYTA. Gabrielson, R.L.; Baker, A.S. of dominant allele, disease Immunity).

St. Paul : American Phytopathological Society. Orton, T.J. Durgan. M.E.; Hulbert, S.D. St.

Phytopathology. Dec 1982. v. 72 (12). p. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological

1598-1600. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56 ) . Society. Plant disease. July 1984. v. 68 (7). p. 574-578. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 1.9 P69P)

84 ......

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0769 0775

Suppression of Fusarium yellows of celery with Timing fungicidal control of Sclerotinia minor potassium, chloride, and nitrate. causing drop lettuce grown on organic soils in PHYTAU. Schneider, R.W. St. Paul, Minn. New York. American Phytopathol ogical Society. PLDRA. Wymore, L.A. Lorbeer, J.W. St. Paul,

Phytopathology, dan 1985. v. 75 (1). p. 40-48. Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Includes 36 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Plant disease. Dec 1986. v. 70 (12). p. 464.8 P56). 1134-1138. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

DNAL 1 . 9 P69P ) .

0770 0f76 Suppression of lettuce drop caused by Sclerotinia minor with composted sewage sludge. Timing of benomyl applications for control of PLDRA. Lumsden, R.D. Millner, P.D. St. Paul, light leaf spot of cauliflower, 1980

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. (Cauliflower (Brass lea oleracea vr. botrytis Plant disease. Mar 1986. v. 70 (3). p. 197-201. 'Phenomenal ¥404'), light leaf spot; ill. Includes 28 references. (NAL Call No.: Pyrenopez i za brass 1 cae ) DNAL 1 .9 P69P) Cheah, L.H. Hartill, W.F.T.; Corbin, J.B. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests; results - American Phytopathological Society. 1981. v. 36. p. 57. (NAL Call No.: 0771 464.9 AM31R).

Survival of sclerotia of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and effects of cultivation practices on disease (Beans and lettuce). 0777

Merriman, P.R. Pywel 1 , M. Oxford, Pergamon Press. Soil biology and biochemistry. 1979. v. Two Illinois rhubarb diseases /by Frank Lincoln

11 (6). p. 567-570. ill. 5 ref . (NAL Call No.: Stevens S592.7.A1S6) Stevens, Frank Lincoln, 1871-1934. Urbana, 111.

: University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station, 1919. Cover title, p.

297 -312 : ill. ; 23 cm. Includes 0772 bibliographical references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 I16S no. 2 13). Systemic pesticides for control of downy mildew (Peronospora parasitica) and insects

(Peronospora parasitica, Brevicoryne brass 1 cae,

Hylemya brass 1 cae) on cabbage transplants grown 0778 for seed production.

Gabrielson, R.L. Getzin, L.W. Beltsville, Md., UC1 , fusarium yellows-resistant celery breeding Science and Education Administration, U.S. line (Cultlvar development, Fusarium Dept. of Agriculture. Plant disease reporter. oxysporum) Feb 1979. V. 63 (2). 131-135. ill. 8 ref. (NAL Drton, T.J. Hulbert, S.H.; Durgan, M.E.;

Cal 1 No. : 1.9 P69P ) Ouiros, C.F. Alexandria, Va. : American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Aug 1984. V. 19 (4). p. 594. ill. Includes 2 references. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6). 0773

Tan sclerotia of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum from lettuce (Lactuca sativa, culture and 0779 pathogenicity) Garrabrandt, L.E.MYCOA. Johnston, S.A.; The ul trastructure of meiosis in Plasmodiophora

Peterson, J.L. Bronx : The New York Botanical brassicae ( PI asmodiophorales ) (cause of clubrot

Garden. Mycologia. May/ June 1983. v. 75 (3). p. 1 n cabbage ) 451-456. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call Garber, R.C. Aist, J.R. Ottawa, National

No. : 450 M99) Research Council of Canada. Canadian journal of botany. Journal canadien de botanique. Nov 15, 1979. V. 57 (22). p. 2509-2518. ill. 21 ref.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 470 C16C) 0774

Thiocyanate ion content in relation to clubroot disease severity in cabbages (by Plasmodiophora brass 1 cae ) Chong, C. Chiang, M.S.; Crete, R. Alexandria,

Va. , American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1981. v. 16 (5). p. 663-664. ill. 15 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6).

85 . . .

(PLANT DISEASES - FUNGAL)

0780

Use of metham applied through sprinkler irrigation to control lettuce drop caused by Sclerotinia minor (Abstract only). Adams, P.B. Krikun, J.; Johnson, S.A.; Carpenter, H.E. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathol ogical Society. Phytopathology. July 1981. V. 71 (7). p. 764. (NAL Call No.: 464.8

P56) .

0781

Virulence factors of Bremia lactucae in New York (Downy mildew of lettuce, Lactuca sativa).

Yuen, J.E.PHYTA. Lorbeer, d.W. St. Paul : American Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Oct 1982. v. 72 (10). p.

1363-1367. 36 ref . (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56).

0782

Virulence of Phoma lingam to cabbage (Blackleg

disease. Fungi ) Bonman, J.M. Gabriel son, R.L.; Williams, P.H.; Delwiche, P. A. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Nov 1981. V. 65 (11). p. 865-867. ill. 9 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 1.9 P69P )

0783

Yield loss in hydroponical 1y grown lettuce attributed to subclinical infection of feeder rootlets by Pythium dissotocum.

PLDRA. Stanghel 1 ini , M.E. Kronland, W.C. St.

Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Nov 1986. v. 70 (11). p. 1053-1056. ill. Includes references. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P ) . . :. , ......

PLANT DISEASES - BACTERIAL

0784 0790

"Agroinf ectlon, " an alternative route for viral Chemical control of bacterial blight of celery, infection of plants by using the Ti plasmid. 1984.

PNASA. Grimsley, N. Hohn, B.; Hohn, T.; Walden. FNETD. Rowe, R.C. Hassel 1 , R.L. s.l. : The

R. Washington, D.C. : The Academy. Proceedings Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests : of the National Academy of Sciences of the results - American Phytopathol ogical Society. United States of America. May 1986. v. 83 (10). 1985. V. 40. p. 70. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 464.9 p. 3282-3286. ill. Includes 34 references. (NAL AM31R)

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 500 N21P) .

0791 0785 Control of Xanthomonas campestris pv. Bacterial black rot of cabbage. campestris in crucifer seed with slurry Lambe, R.C. Baldwin, R.E. Blacksburg, Va., The treatments of calcium hypochlorite. Service. Control series - Virginia Polytechnic PLDRA. Schultz, T. Gabrielson, R.L.; Olson, S.

Institute. Extension D i vi s i on . Vi rgi nia St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Polytechnic Institute and State University. Society. Plant disease. Nov 1986. v. 70 (11). Cooperative Extension Service, dan 1979. Jan p. 1027-1030. Includes references. (NAL Call

1979. (155). 3 p. ill. (NAL Call No . No. : DNAL 1 .9 P69P) SB612. V8V8)

0792 0786 Development of procedures for optimal control

Bacterial diseases of lettuce ( Pseudomonas of fungal , bacterial , and physiological Xanthomonas, Erwinia, Hawaii). diseases of lettuce.

Alvarez, A.M. Honolulu : The Institute. Grogan, R.G. Kimble, K.A.; Engler, D.E.; Research extension series - Hawaii Institute of Patterson, C.L.; Waters, CM. Sacramento, The Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources. July Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual 1982. Presented at the Hawaii Lettuce report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 21-33. ill. (NAL

Conference, February, 1981. July 1982. (019). Cal 1 No. : SB351 . L6I25) p. 46-52. (NAL Call No.: S481.R4).

0793 0787 Development of procedures for optimal control The black rot of the cabbage /by Erwin F. of fungal, bacterial, and physiological Smith. diseases of lettuce.

Smith, Erwin F. 1854-1927. Washington : U.S. Grogan, R.G. Patterson, C.L.; Waters, CM.;

Dept. of Agriculture, 1898. Cover title. 22 p. Kimble, K.A.; Roberts, H. ; Delp, B.; Engler, D.

; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no . 68 ) Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. Apr 1. 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 25-35. (NAL Call No.:

0788 SB351 . L6I25)

Cabbage diseases /L.L. Harter, L.R. Jones. Harter, L. L. Jones, L. R ._1 864- 1945

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 0794 1918. Cover title.- "Contribution from the

Bureau of Plant Industry.". 30 p. : ill- : 23 Disease control of soft and bottom rot of cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 925). lettuce (Erwinia carotovora, Rhizoctonia

sol ani , Hawai i )

Cho, J.J. Honolulu : The Institute. Research extension series - Hawaii Institute of Tropical 0789 Agriculture and Human Resources. July 1982. Presented at the Hawaii Lettuce Conference, A causative agent of reddening in lettuce. February. 1981. July 1982. (019). p. 26-33.

TKASAT. Wall, R.W. Elliott, L.P. Louisville. (NAL Cal 1 No. : S481 . R4 ) .

K.Y. : The Academy. Transactions of the Kentucky Academy of Science. Nov 1986. v. 47 (3/4). p. 118-120. Includes references. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 500 K41 )

87 . . , . ,

(PLANT DISEASES - BACTERIAL)

0795 0801

Economically important diseases of lettuce. Fall 1979 chemical control trials for celery PLDRA. Patterson, C.L. Grogan, R.G.; Campbell, bacterial blight, early blight and stalk rot

R.N. St. Paul, Minn. : American (Pseudomonas cichorii, Cercospora api i Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Oct Rhizoctonia solani). 1986. V. 70 (10). p. 982-987. ill. Includes Pieczarka, D.d. Belle Glade, Fla., The Center. references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). Belle Glade AREC research report; EV - Florida University, Agricultural Research and Education Center. Apr 1981. Apr 1981. (1980-6). 5 p. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 100 F663) 0796

The effect of raised beds, population densities, and planting date on the incidence 0802 of bacterial soft rot in Chinese cabbage.

OOSHB. Fritz, V.A. Honma , S. Alexandria, Va. : Genetics and physiology of black rot resistance The Society. Journal of the American Society in cabbage / by Theodor Staub. -. for Horticultural Science. Jan 1987. v. 112 Staub, Theodor H. (Theodor Heinrich), 1941-. ) (1). p. 41-44. Includes 15 references. (NAL 1971. Thesis ( Ph . D --Uni vers i ty of Wisconsin,

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 81 S012) 1971. Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University

Microfilms, 1972. vi, 68 leaves ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographies. (NAL Call No.: DISS 71-25,506). 0797

The effects of nutrient solution sterilization on the growth and yield of hydroponical ly grown 0803 lettuce.

HJHSA. Schwartzkopf , S.H. Dudzinski, D.; Growth and movement of Xanthomonas campestris

Minners, R.S. Alexandria, Va. : American in natural fluids of cabbage. Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Zoller, Broc Gerald. Ann Arbor, Mich. s- Oct 1987. V. 22 (5). p. 873-874. Includes University Microfilms 1973. Thes 1 -Uni vers 1 ty references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6). of California, Davis, 1972. iv, 77 leaves. Bibliography: leaves 70-72. (NAL Call No.: DISS 73-16.941 ).

0798

Evaluation of bacterial soft rot-tolerant 0804 crisphead lettuce cultivars in Hawaii (Erwinia carotovora, Lactuca sativa, Sclerotinia Inheritance of resistance in cabbage seedlings sclerotiorum, Rhizoctonia solani). to black rot. Cho, J.J. HI. Honolulu, The Station. Technical HJHSA. Dickson, M.D. Hunter, J.E. Alexandria, - bulletin Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Va . American Society for Horticultural Station. July 1979. July 1979. (102). 9 p. 8 Science. HortScience. Feb 1987. v. 22 (1). p. ref. (NAL Call No.: 100 H313T). 108-109. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6).

0799 0805 Evaluation of chemical for control of celery diseases, 1979 (Celery (Apium graveolens var Linear furocoumarin accumulation in celery dulce 'Camaro'), early blight; Cercospora api i plants infected with Erwinia carotovora pv. late blight; Septoria api i , bacterial blight; carotovora.

Pseudomonas api i ) JAFCAU. Surico, G. Varvaro, L.; Solfrizzo, M.

Potter, H.S. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society. nematicide tests; results - American Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Phytopathological Society. 1981. v. 36. p. May/June 1987. v. 35 (3). p. 406-409. Includes 57-58. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381 J8223).

0800 0806

Evaluation of fungicide sprays for cabbage Plant pathology fact sheet: cabbage diseases black rot control, 1980 (Cabbage (Brassica (Rhizoctonia, Pernospora parasitica, oleracea, var. capitata 'C-G'), black rot; Xanthomonas campestris, Phoma lingam, Xanthomonas campestris). Alternaria brass icae).

Alvarez, A.M. Hori, T.M. (s.l.). The Society. Gay, J.D. Athens, Ga. : The Service. Leaflet Fungicide and nematicide tests; results - Cooperative Extension Service, University of American Phytopathological Society. 1981. v. Georgia. Mar 1984. Mar 1984. (294. rev.). 4 p. 36. p. 55-56. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). 111. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 G29L).

88 . . .

(PLANT DISEASES - BACTERIAL)

0807

The relation of extracellular polysaccharide of xanthomonas campestris to xylem plugging and lesion development in black rot of cabbage. Sutton, John Clifford, 1941-. Ann Arbor, Mich. s- University Microfilms 1971. Thes i -Uni vers i ty of Wisconsin, 1969. vii. 66 leaves. Includes bibliographies. (NAL Call No.: DISS 70-3.720).

0808

Relationship of incidence of seedborne Xanthomonas campestris to black rot of cruc i f ers ( Cabbage , brocco 1 i ) Schaad, N.W. Sitterly, W.R. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathol ogical Society. Plant disease. Jan 1980. v. 64 (1). p. 91-92. ill. 15 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P).

0809

Soft rot of crisphead lettuce incited by Erwinia carotovora subsp. carotovora in Hawaii (Lactuca sativa).

Cho, J.J.PHYTA. St. Paul : American Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Phytopathology. Aug 1983. V. 73 (B). p. 1206-1209. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 464.8 P56).

0810

Spiroplasmas from plants with aster yellows disease and X-disease: isolation and transmission by leaf hoppers (Spiroplasma citri,

Macrosteles severini , Plantago, celery, cherr i es , peaches ) G. Paul, Raju, B.C. Purcel 1 , A.H.; Nyland, St.

Minn. : American Phytopathol og i cal Society. Phytopathology. Aug 1984. v. 74 (8). p. 925-931. ill. Includes 32 references. (NAL Call

No. : 464.8 P56)

0811

Yellows-resistant cabbage varieties in the Danish Bal Ihead-Hol lander group /by J.C. Walker

... et al . .

Walker, J. C._1893-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1948. Caption title. 12 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 12. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84C no. 776).

0812

Yellows-resistant varieties of csibbage in the early and midseason roundhead groups /by J.C. Walker and U.P. Jolivette.

Walker, J. C. 1893- . Jolivette, James

Peter ,_1915- . Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of

Agriculture, 1948. Caption title. 20 p. : 111.

; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 20. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84C no. 775).

89 ...... ; PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL

0813 0818

"Agroinfection, " an alternative route for viral Cauliflower mosaic virus aphid transmission Infection of plants by using the Ti plasmid. factor protein is expressed in cells infected PNASA. Grimsley, N. Hohn, B.; Hohn, T.; Walden, with some aphid nontransmissible isolates.

R. Washington, D.C. : The Academy. Proceedings VIRLA. Marker, C.L. Woolston, C.d.; Markham, of the National Academy of Sciences of the P.G.; Maule, A.J. Duluth, Minn. : Academic United States of America. May 1986. v. 83 (10). Press. Virology. Sept 1987. v. 160 (1). p. p. 3282-3286. ill. Includes 34 references. (NAL 252-254. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

Call No.: DNAL 500 N21P). No. : DNAL 448.8 V8 1 ) .

0814 0819

Association of double-stranded ribonucleic Cauliflower mosaic virus coat protein is acids with lettuce big vein disease. phosphorylated in vitro by a vi rion-associ ated PHYTAJ. Mirkov, T.E. Dodd, J. A. St. Paul, Minn. protein kinase.

: American Phytopathological Society. PNASA. Mart i nez- Izqu i erdo , J. Hohn, T.

Phytopathology. June 1985. v. 75 (6). p. Washington, D.C. : The Academy. Proceedings of 631-635. Includes 19 references. (NAL Call No.: the National Academy of Sciences of the United DNAL 464.8 P56). States of America. Apr 1987. v. 84 (7). p. 1824-1828. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 500 N21P)

0815

Big vein of lettuce: infection and methods of 0820 control (Olpidium brassicae, parasitic soil fungi , vectors ) Cauliflower mosaic virus DNA as a possible gene Campbell, R.N. Greathead, A.S.; Westerlund, vector for higher plants.

F.V. St. Paul, Minn.. American Hull, R. New York : Praeger. 1981. Genetic Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Aug engineering in the plant sciences / edited by

1980. V. 70 (8). p. 741-746. 24 ref . (NAL Call Nicholas J. Panopoulos. p. 99-109. ill. 34 ref.

No. : 464.8 P56) (NAL Call No.: 0K98 1 . 5 . G46 )

0816 0821

The biology of cauliflower mosaic virus and its Cauliflower mosaic virus DNA in the elaboration possible use as a recombinant DNA vector of gene vectors in plants.

(Infection, genetic material). Menissier, J. Pfeiffer, P. ; Lebeur i er , G .

Daubert, S.D. Shephard, R.J. Columbia, Mo. : Qui 1 ley, H.; Lacroute, F. Cold Spring Harbor,

The University, 1983. Current topics in plant N.Y. : Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, c1983. biochemistry and physiology, 1983 Plant infectious agents viruses, viroids, proceedings, inaugural Plant Biochemistry and virusoids, and satellites / edited by H.D.

Physiology Symposium held, Univ. Robertson ... (et al . ) . p. 44-48. ill. Includes

i Mi ssour -Col umbi a , 7-9 April 1982 / editorial references. (NAL Call No.: SB736. P56) committee: D.D. Randall ... (et al.). v. 1 p. 156-162. ill. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call

No. : 0K861 .P55 1982) 0822

Cauliflower mosaic virus potential vector gene: 0817 genome organization and replication.

Lebeurier, G. Philadelphia : Balaban Cauliflower mosaic virus: a potential vector Publishers. Symbiosis. Paper presented at the for plant genetic engineering. "Conference on the Present and Potential Uses

Hohn, B. Hohn, T. New York : Academic Press, of Parasitic and Symbiotic Plant C1982. Molecular biology of plant tumors / Microorganisms," April 14-17, 1986, Paris. edited by Gunter Kahl and Josef S. Schel 1 . p. 1986. V. 2 (1/3). p. 19-30. ill. Includes 549-560. ill. 2 p. ref. (NAL Call No.: references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0H548.S9).

SB741 . 5.M64)

0823

A cauliflower mosaic virus promoter directs expression of kanamycin resistance in morphogenic transformed plant cells. Koziel, M.G. Adams, T.L.; Hazlet, M.A.; Damm, D.; Miller, J.; Dahlbeck, D.; Jayne, S.;

Staskawicz, B.J. New York, N.Y. : Raven Press.

90 ...... :

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

Journal of molecular and applied genetics. 0829 1984. V. 2 (6). p. 549-562. ill. Includes 48 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0H506.J64). Cloning and manipulating cauliflower mosaic virus.

Dixon, L.K. Hohn, T. Boston : M. Nijhoff,

C1985. Recombinant DNA research and viruses : 0824 cloning and expression of viral genes / edited by Yechiel Becker, p. 247-275. ill. Includes Caul imovi ruses as potential gene vectors for 103 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0R392.R44). higher plants.

GENGD. Shepherd, R.J. New York : Plenum Press.

Genetic engineering : Principles and methods. 1986. V. 8. p. 241-276. ill. Includes 0830 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0H442.G4). Cloning of plant-virus genomes other than that of cauliflower mosaic virus.

Hirth, L. Boston : M. Nijhoff, c1985.

0825 Recombinant DNA research and viruses : cloning and expression of viral genes / edited by Characterisation of heparin- resistant complex Yechiel Becker, p. 277-292. ill. Includes 62 formation and RNA synthesis by wheat germ RNA references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0R392.R44). polymerases I, II and III, in vitro on cauliflower mosaic virus DNA.

Cooke, R. Durand, R.; Teissere, M. ; Penon, P.; Ricard, J. New York, Academic. Biochemical and 0831 biophysical research communications. Jan 15,

1981. V. 98 (1). p. 36-42. ill. 23 ref . (NAL Color preference of thrips ( Thysanoptera

Cal 1 No. : 442.8 B5236) Thripidae) with reference to aphids (Homoptera: Aphididae) and leafminers in Hawaiian lettuce farms. JEENAI. Yudin, L.S. Mitchell, W.C.; Cho, J.J.

0826 College Park, Md. : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb Characterization and field studies of a 1987. v. 80 (1). p. 51-55. Includes references. cucumber mosaic virus isolate from spinach in (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822). the Winter Garden area of Texas. PLDRA. Wilson, A.D. Halliwell, R.S. St. Paul,

Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Sept 1985. v. 69 (9). p. 0832 751-754. ill. Includes 13 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 1.9 P69P) Comparative cytology of nine Isolates of cauliflower mosaic virus. Shalla, T.A. Shepherd, R.J.; Petersen, L.J. New York, Academic Press. Virology. Apr 30, 1980. 0827 v. 102 (2). p. 381-388. ill. Bibliography p. 387-388. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 V81). Chicory: A valuable source of resistance to turnip mosaic for endive and escarole (cultivars)

Prow i dent i, R. Robinson, R.W. Mount Vernon, 0833

Va. , The Society. Journal . American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov 1979. v. 104 (6). p. Control of lettuce mosaic with virus-free seed 726-728. ill. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). (Cal ifornia) Grogan, R.G. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. May 1980. V. 64 (5). p. 446-449. ill. 17 ref. (NAL

0828 Cal 1 No. : 1.9 P69P)

Cloned cauliflower mosaic virus DNA infects turnips (Brassica rapa). Howell, S.H. Walker, L.L.; Dudley, R.K. 0834 Washington, D.C., American Association for the Advancement of Science. Science. June 13, 1980. Control of southern celery mosaic in Florida by V. 208 (4449). p. 1265-1267. ill. 10 ref. (NAL removing weeds that serve as sources of mosaic -. Cal 1 No. : 470 SCI2) infection F.L. Well man. Wellman, F. L. (Frederick Lovejoy). Washington, D.C. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture 1937. 16 p. in. --. Bibliography: p. 16. (NAL Call No.: Fiche S-69 no. 548).

91 ......

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0835 0841

Delayed expression of aster yellows symptoms in Differential detection of seedborne lettuce celery. mosaic virus (LMV) in LMV-susceptible and Chiykowski, L.N. Ottawa. Canadian journal of resistant lettuce breeding lines. botany. Dec 1, 1978. v. 56 (23). p. 2987-2989. Falk, B.W. Guzman, V . L . s.l. : The Society. ill. 9 ref . (NAL Call No . : 470 C16C) . Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticulture Society. June 1985. V. 97. p. 179-181. Includes references. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL SB3 19 . 2 . F6F56 ) 0836

Detection in vivo of a new gene product (gene III) of cauliflower mosaic virus. 0842 PNASA. Xiong, C. Lebeurier. G.; Hirth, L.

Washington, D.C. : The Academy. Proceedings of DNA plant viruses (Cauliflower mosaic virus, the National Academy of Sciences of the United use as gene vector in plant cells).

States of America. Nov 1984. v. 81 (21). p. Shepherd, R.J. Dauber t, S . D . ; Gardner, R.C. 6608-6612. ill. Includes 39 references. (NAL Berkeley, Calif., The Station. California Call No.: DNAL 500 N21P). agriculture - California Agricultural Experiment Station. Aug 1982. v. 36 (8). p. 16. (NAL Call No.: 100 C12CAG).

0837

Detection of a potential transcription control 0843 sequence on the cauliflower mosaic virus genome by dinucleotide primed "in vitro" Economically important diseases of lettuce. transcription. PLDRA. Patterson, C.L. Grogan, R.G.; Campbell,

BBRCA. Cooke, R. Penon, P. Orlando, Fla. : R.N. St. Paul, Minn. : American Academic Press. Biochemical and biophysical Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Plant disease. Oct research communications. July 16, 1986. v. 138 1986. v. 70 (10). p. 982-987. ill. Includes (1). p. 17-23. Includes references. (NAL Call references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P).

No. : DNAL 442.8 B5236)

0844 0838 The effect of limited proteolysis on the Detection of seedborne plant viruses using antigenic stability of cauliflower mosaic serologically specific electron microscopy vi rus. (Tobacco ringspot virus, barley stripe mosaic Du Plessis, D.H. Wechmar, M.B. New York, virus, lettuce mosaic virus, soybean mosaic Academic Press. Virology. Nov 1980. v. 107 (1).

V i rus ) p. 298-301. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8

Brlansky, R.H. Derrick, K.S. St. Paul, American V8 1 ) . Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Jan 1979. V. 69 (1). p. 96-100. ill. 14 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 464.8 P56 ) 0845

Epidemiology of tomato spotted wilt virus 0839 disease on crisphead lettuce in Hawaii.

PLDRA. Cho. J.J. Mitchell, W.C.; Mau . R.F.L.;

Detection of the agent which causes the lettuce Sakimura, K. St. Paul, Minn. : American big vein disease. Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. June

Dodds, J. A. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg 1987. V. 71 (6). p. 505-508. Includes Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). Lettuce Research Program annual report. Annual report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p. 31-35. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

DNAL SB351 . L6I25) 0846

Etiology and control of infection yellows of desert lettuce.

0840 Duff us. J.E. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Detection of the agent which causes the lettuce Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1. big vein disease (Caused by an RNA virus). 1985/Mar 31. 1986. p. 50-59. ill. (NAL Call

Dodds, J. A. Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce No. : DNAL SB351 . L6I25) Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31. 1982. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 37-42. ill. (NAL Call No.: SB351 . L6I25)

92 .. .; ......

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0847 0853

Etiology and control of Infectious yellows of Feeding preferences and colonization abilities desert lettuce. of three aphid vectors (Homoptera: Aphididae) of

Duff us, d.E. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg peanut mottle virus on selected host plants. Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg EVETEX. Highland, H.B. Roberts, J.E. College

Lettuce Research Program annual report. Annual Park, Md. : Entomological Society of America. report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p. Environmental entomology. Aug 1984. v. 13 (4).

47-50. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25) p. 970-974. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

DNAL 0L461 . E532)

0848 0854 Evaluation of Chinese cabbage cultivars from Japan and the People's Republic of China for Floricos 83, a cos lettuce cultivar resistant resistance to turnip mosaic virus and to two viruses, for Florida organic soils. cauliflower mosaic virus. Guzman, V.L. Zitter, T.A. Gainesville : The - Provvidenti, R. Alexandria, Va. , The Society. Station. Circular S Florida, Agricultural Journal of the American Society for Experiment Station. Oct 1983. (305). 9 p. ill. Horticultural Science. July 1980. v. 105 (4). Includes 4 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 p. 571-573. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). F66CI )

0849 0855

Evaluation of lettuce varieties and breeding Free cauliflower mosaic virus supercoiled DNA lines for resistance to common lettuce mosaic in infected plants (Caul imovi ruses )

/ by Edward J. Ryder . Menissier, J. Lebeurier, G. ; Hirth, L. New

Ryder, Edward J., 1929- . Washington : U.S. York, Academic Press. Virology. Mar 1982. v.

Dept. of Agriculture, 1968. 8 p. ill. ; 23 117 (2). p. 322-328. ill. Includes 1 p. ref. cm. Includes bibliographical references. (NAL (NAL Call No.: 448.8 V81).

Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 1391).

0856 0850 Functional regions of the cauliflower mosaic Evidence for replication of cauliflower mosaic virus 35S RNA promoter determined by use of the virus DNA in plant nuclei (Turnip plants). firefly luc if erase gene as a reporter of

Ansa, O.A. Bowyer , J.W.; Shepherd, R.J. New promoter activity. York, Academic Press. Virology. Aug 1982. v. PNASA. Ow, D.W. Jacobs, J.D.; Howell, S.H.

121 (1). p. 147-156. ill. 2 p. ref. (NAL Call Washington, D.C. : The Academy. Proceedings of

No. : 448.8 V81 ) the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. July 1987. v. 84 (14). p. 4870-4874. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 500 N21P) 0851

Evidence for replicative recombination in cauliflower mosaic virus. 0857 VIRLA. Dixon, L. Nyffenegger, T.; Del ley, G. Martinez-Izquierdo, J.; Hohn, T. Orlando, Fla. Gene I products of cauliflower mosaic virus

: Academic Press. Virology. Apr 30, 1986. v. detected in extracts of infected tissue. 150 (2). p. 463-468. ill. Includes references. VIRLA. Young, M.J. Dauber t, S.D.; Shepherd,

(NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8 V81). R.J. Duluth, Minn. : Academic Press. Virology. June 1987. v. 158 (2). p. 444-446. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8

V81 ) 0852

Expression of the cauliflower mosaic virus genome in turnips (Brassica rapa). 0858

Howell, S.H. SEA. Odell , J.T.; Dudley, K.R. New York, Plenum Press. NATO advanced study Helper component for aphid transmission encoded Institutes series. Series A. Life sciences. by region II of cauliflower mosaic virus DNA 1980. V. 29. p. 529-536. ill. 5 ref. (NAL Call (Brassica rapa).

No. : 0H3O1 .N32) Armour, S.L. VIRLA. Melcher, U.; Pirone, T.P.;

Lyttle, D.J.; Essenberg, R.C. New York : Academic Press. Virology. Aug 1983. v. 129 (1). p. 25-30. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 448.8 V8 1 )

93 . . . . , . . . . . ;

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0859 0865

High temperature inactivation of seedborne In vitro synthesis of cauliflower mosaic virus lettuce mosaic virus. DNA i n V i rop 1 asms Walkey, D.G.A. Dance, M.C. Beltsville, Md. Bonneville, J.M. Volovitch, M.; Modjtahedi, N.

Science and Education Administration, U.S. Demery, D.; Yot , P. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Dept. of Agriculture. Plant disease reporter. Press. Advances in experimental medicine and Feb 1979. V. 63 (2). p. 125-129. ill. 15 ref biology. 1984. v. 179. p. 113-119. ill.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 1.9 P69P ) Includes 11 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

0P901 . A33)

0860 0866 Host range control of cauliflower mosaic virus. VIRLA. Schoelz, J.E. Shepherd, R.J. Duluth, In vivo recombination of cauliflower mosaic

Minn. : Academic Press. Virology. Jan 1988. v. virus DNA. 162 (1). p. 30-37. ill. Includes references. Lebeurier, G. Hirth, L.; Hohn, B.; Hohn, T.

(NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8 V8 1 ) Washington, D.C., The Academy. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. May 1982. v. 79 (9). p. 2932-2936. ill. Includes 26 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0861 500 N21P).

Icosahedral cytoplasmic deoxyribovi ruses (including cauliflower mosaic, plant viruses, African swine fever and iridescent insect 0867

V i ruses ) Goorha, R. Granoff, A. New York, Plenum Press. Incidence of broad bean wilt virus in lettuce Comprehensive virology. 1979. Literature in New York State and sources of resistance review, v. 14. p. 347-399. ill. Bibliography p. (Cucumber mosaic virus, lettuce mosaic virus, 392-399. (NAL Call No.: 0R357.C6). tolerance) Provvidenti, R. Robinson, R.W.; Shall, J.W.

Alexandria, Va. : American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Aug 1984. 0862 V. 19 (4). p. 569-570. Includes 13 references.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : SB 1 . H6 ) Identification and characterization of cauliflower mosaic virus replication complexes --ana logy to hepatitis B viruses.

VIRLA. Marsh, L. Kuzj , A.; Guilfoyle, T. New 0868

York, N.Y. : Academic Press. Virology. May 1985. v. 143 (1). p. 212-223. ill. Includes An indirect radioimmunoassay of cauliflower references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8 V81). mosaic virus. Melcher, U. Hein, R.A.; Gardner, CO. Jr.; Shockey, M.W.; Essenberg, R.C. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society. 0863 Phytopathology. Oct 1980. v. 70 (10). p. 954-957. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8

The identification, mapping, and P56) . characterization of mRNA for P66, a cauliflower mosaic virus -coded protein. Odell, J.T. USDA. Howell, S.H. New York, Academic Press. Virology. Apr 30, 1980. v. 102 0869 (2). p. 349-359. ill. Bibliography p. 358-359. 1 (NAL Call No.: 448.8 V8 1 ) Infection of chlorophyl -less protoplasts from etiolated Chinese cabbage hypocotyls by turnip yellow mosaic virus. Fernandez-Gonzalez, 0. Renaudin, J.; Bove, J.M. 0864 New York, Academic Press. Virology. July 15, 1980. V. 104 (1). p. 262-265. ill. 14 ref. (NAL

Identification of turnip mosaic and cauliflower Cal 1 No. : 448.8 V81 ) mosaic viruses naturally infecting col lards. Khan, M.A. Demski, J.W. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Mar 1982. v. 66 c (3). p. 253-256. 0870 Includes 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P). Infection of turnip protoplasts with cauliflower mosaic virus DNA. Yamaoka, N. VIRLA. Furusawa, I.; Yamamoto, M.

New York : Academic Press. Virology. Oct 30, 1982. V. 122 (2). p. 503-505. ill. 17 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 448.8 V8 1 )

94 . . .

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0871 references. (NAL Can No.: SB736.P56)

The influence of reflective mulches and lettuce types on the incidence of aster yellows (virus) and abundance of its vector, Macrosteles 0877 fascifrons (Homoptera: Cicadel 1 idae) , in Minnesota. Isolation and characterization of faithful 1 and Zalom, F.G. East Lansing, Michigan altered clones and the genomes of cauliflower Entomological Society. The Great Lakes mosaic virus isolates Cabb B-JI-184, and Bari entomologist. Autumn 1981. v. 14 (3). p. I.

145-150. ill. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.M5). Delseney, M.PLSMD. Hull, R. New York : Academic Press. Plasmid. Jan 1983. v. 9 (1). p. 31-41. ill. 39 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0H426.P56).

0872

Inheritance of resistance to lettuce mosaic 0878 virus in saf flower. Thomas, C.A. St. Paul, Minn., American The isolation and identification of spermidine Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Aug from turnip yellow mosaic virus and its 1981. V. 71 (8). p. 817-818. 7 ref. (NAL Call biosynthesis in healthy and virus- infected

No. : 464.8 P56) Chinese cabbage ( Brass i a pekinensis, Rupr. var. Wong Bok) / by Steven Vincent Beer. Beer, Steven Vincent, 1941-. 1969. --. s- Thes i -Uni vers i ty of California, Davis. 0873 Photocopy of typescript. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1971. ix. 76a leaves. Includes Intergenomic recombination events among pairs bibliographies. (NAL Call No.: DISS 70-25,128). of defective cauliflower mosaic virus genomes in plants. Walden, R.M. Howell, S.H. New York, Raven Press. Journal of molecular and applied 0879 genetics. 1982. v. 1 (5). p. 447-456. ill. 20 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0H506.d64). Isolation and mapping of small cauliflower mosaic virus DNA fragments active as promoters in Escherichia coll. McKnight, T.D. Meagher, R.B. Washington, D.C., 0874 American Society for Microbiology. Journal of virology. Feb 1981. v. 37 (2). p. 673-682. ill. Involvement of reverse transcription in 50 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0R360.J6). cauliflower mosaic virus replication.

Hohn, T. Pietrzak, M. ; Dixon, L.; Koenig, I.;

Penswick, J.; Hohn, B. ; Pfeiffer, P. New York : Alan R. Liss. Cellular and molecular biology of 0880 plant stress. Paper presented at the "Symposium on Plant Molecular Biology," April 16-22, 1983, Isolation and properties of the inclusion Keystone, Colorado. 1983. v. 12. p. 147-155. bodies of cauliflower mosaic virus. ill. Includes 8 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Shepherd, R.J. Richins, R.; Shalla, T.A. New

QH506 . U34 ) York, Academic Press. Virology. Apr 30, 1980. V. 102 (2). p. 389-400. ill. Bibliography p.

399-400. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 V8 1 )

0875

Involvement of reverse transcription in the 0881 replication of cauliflower mosaic virus: a detailed model and test of some aspects. The latent period of beet curly top virus in

Pfeiffer, P.CELLB. Hohn, T. Cambridge : MIT the beet leaf hopper, Circulifer tenellus, Press. Cell. July 1983. v. 33 (3). p. 781-789. mechanically injected with infectious phloem ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: exudate (sugarbeets, spinach). 0H573.C42) Magyarosy, Sylvester, E.S. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. July 1979. v. 69 (7). p. 736-738. ill. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8

0876 P56) .

Involvement of reverse transcription of cauliflower mosaic virus replication.

Hohn, T. Pietrzak, M. ; Dixon, L. ; Koenig, I.;

Penswick, J. Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. : Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, c1983. Plant infectious agents : viruses, viroids, virusoids, and satellites / edited by H.D. Robertson ... (et al.). p. 28-33. ill. Includes

95 ...... ,

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0882 0887

The latent period of beet curly top virus in Management of i nsect pests of broccol 1 the beet leafhopper, Circulifer tenellus, cowpeas, spinach, tomatoes, and peanuts with mechanically injected with infectious phloem chemigation by insecticides in oils, and exudate (Sugarbeets, spinach). reduction of watermelon virus 2 by chemi gated Magyarosy, A.C. Sylvester. E.S. St. Paul, oi 1

Minn. , American Phytopathological Society. Chalfant, R.B. Young. J.R. College Park. Md. : Phytopathology. July 1979. Correction of Entomological Society of America. Journal of accession number 79074413. v. 69 (7). p. economic entomology. Oct 1984. v. 77 (5). p.

736-738. ill. 13 ref . (NAL Call No.: 464.8 1323-1326. Includes 6 references. (NAL Call

P56) No. : 421 J822)

0883 0888

Lettuce infectious yellows virus — a new type of Mapping of the coat protein gene of cauliflower whitefly- transmitted virus. mosaic virus by its expression in a prokaryotic PHYTA. Duffus. J.E. Larsen. R.C.; Liu, H.Y. St. system.

Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Daubert. S.VIRLA. Richins. R.; Shepherd, R.J.;

Society. Phytopathology. Jan 1986. v. 76 (1). Gardner. R.C. New York : Academic Press. p. 97-100. ill. Includes 9 references. (NAL Virology. Oct 30. 1982. v. 122 (2). p. 444-449. Call No.: DNAL 464.8 P56). ill. 2 p. ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 V81).

0884 0889

Lettuce viruses and weed hosts (Plant disease Mechanism for release of RNA from turnip yellow reserve 1 rs , Hawa i i ) mosaic virus at high pH (Chinese cabbage,

Ishii, M. Honolulu : The Institute. Research Brass ica pekinensis). extension series - Hawaii Institute of Tropical Keeling, J. Matthews, R.E.F. New York, Academic Agriculture and Human Resources. July 1982. Press. Virology. May 1982. v. 119 (1). p. Presented at the Hawaii Lettuce Conference, 214-218. Includes 4 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8

February, 1981. July 1982. (019). p. 7-10. (NAL V81 )

Cal 1 No. : S481 .R4)

0890 0885 Modeling the relationship between transient The life cycle of cauliflower mosaic virus. vector densities and plant disease incidence NASSD. Pfeiffer, P. Gordon, K.; Futterer, J.; with special reference to Bemisia tabaci

Hohn, T. New York. N.Y. : Plenum Press. NATO (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) and lettuce infectious advanced science institutes series : Series A virus yel lows. Life sciences. In the series analytic: Plant JEENAI. Bellows. T.S. Jr. Arakawa. K. College molecular biology / edited by D. Von Wettstein Park. Md. : Entomological Society of America. and N.H. Chua. Proceedings of a NATO Advanced Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1986. v. 79 Study Institute, June 10-19, 1987, Copenhagen, (5). p. 1235-1239. Includes references. (NAL

Denmark.- Literature review. 1987. v. 140. p. Cal 1 No. : DNAL 421 J822) 443-458. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 0H3O1 .N32)

0891

0886 Multiple, discrete 35S, transcripts of cauliflower mosaic virus.

Location and sequence of a region of Condi t, C. Meagher, R.B. New York : Raven cauliflower mosaic virus gene 2 responsible for Press. Journal of molecular and applied aphid transmissibi 1 ity genetics. 1983. v. 2 (3). p. 301-314. 111.

VIRLA. Woolston. C.J. Czaplewski , L.G.; Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 0H5O6.J64). Markham, P.G.; Goad, A.S.; Hull, R.; Davles,

J.W. Duluth, Minn. : Academic Press. Virology. Sept 1987. V. 160 (1). p. 246-251. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8 0892

V81 ) Natural occurrence of sonchus yellow net virus In Florida lettuce. PLDRA. Falk, B.W. Purcifull, D.E.; Christie.

S.R. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. June 1986. V. 70 (6). p. 591-593. ill. Includes 13 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P).

96 ......

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0893 0899

A new virus disease of spinach (in south Polypeptides associated with inclusion bodies Texas ) from leaves of turnip infected with cauliflower Halllwen, R.S.TAEMA. Adams, E.B.; Harrison, mosaic virus.

C.W.; Johnson, 0. College Station : The Shockey, M.W. Gardner, CO. Jr.; Melcher, U.; Station. Miscellaneous publication MP - Texas Essenberg, R.C. New York, Academic Press. Agricultural Experiment Station. Dec 1982. Dec Virology. Sept 1980. v. 105 (2). p. 575-581. 1982. (1525). 4 p. ill. Includes references. ill. Bibliography p. 580-581. (NAL Call No.:

(NAL Cal 1 No. : 100 T31M) 448.8 V81 )

0894 0900

Nucleotide sequence of cauliflower mosaic virus The potential of cauliflower mosaic virus as a DMA. gene vector.

Franck, A. Guilley, H. ; Jonard, G. ; Richards, Hull, R.NASSD. Covey, S.N. New York : Plenum

K. ; Hirth, L. Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press. Press. NATO advanced study institutes series. Cell. Aug 1980. v. 21 (1). p. 285-294. ill. Series A. Life sciences. 1983. v. 63. p. Bibliography p. 294. (NAL Call No.: 0H573.C42). 427-435. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 0H3O1 .N32)

0895 0901 Nucleotide sequence of naturally occurring deletion mutants of cauliflower mosaic virus Procedur>e for rapid isolation and analysis of (is transmitted naturally by aphids). cauliflower mosaic virus DNA. Howarth, A.J. Gardner, R.C; Messing, J.; Gardner, R.C. SEA. Shepherd, R.J. New York, Shepherd, R.J. New York, Academic Press. Academic Press. Virology. Oct 15, 1980. v. 106 Virology. July 30, 1981. v. 112 (2). p. (1). p. 159-161. ill. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.:

678-685. ill. 25 ref . (NAL Call No.: 448.8 448.8 V81 )

V81 )

0902 0896 Properties of an unusual strain of cauliflower Organization and expression of the cauliflower mosaic virus. mosaic virus genome. PHYTA. Schoelz, J.E. Shepherd, R.J.; Richins,

Covey, S.N. Boca Raton, Fla. : CRC Press, R.D. St. Paul, Minn. : American C1985. Molecular plant virology / editor, Phytopathological Society. Phytopathology. Apr Jeffrey W. Davies. Literature review, v. 2 p. 1986. v. 76 (4). p. 451-454. ill. Includes 18 121-159. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 464.8 P56).

No. : DNAL 0R351 .M64)

0903 0897 Purification of mycoplasma-1 ike organisms from Packaging of DNA in cauliflower mosaic virus lettuce with aster yellows disease. and bacteriophage SD studied with magnetic PHYTAJ. Jiang, Y.P. Chen, T.A. St. Paul, Minn. birefringence. : American Phytopathological Society. VIRLA. Torbet, J. Timmins, P. A.; Lvov, Y. Phytopathology. June 1987. v. 77 (6). p.

Duluth. Minn. : Academic Press. Virology. Dec 949-953. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

1986. v. 155 (2). p. 721-725. Includes No. : DNAL 464.8 P56) references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8 V81).

0904 0898 Radioimmunosorbent assay for detection of Phosphorylated proteins in cauliflower mosaic lettuce mosaic virus in lettuce seed. virus. Ghabrial, S.A. Li, D.; Shepherd, R.J. St. Paul, Hahn, P. Shepherd, R.J. New York, Academic American Phytopathological Society. Plant Press. Virology. Nov 1980. v. 107 (1). p. disease. Nov 1982. v. 66 (11). p. 1037-1040. 9 295-297. ill. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P). V81).

97 ......

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0905 0911

Recent developnnents: molecular cloning of Search for the enzyme responsible for the foreign DNA In plants using cauliflower mosaic reverse transcription step in cauliflower virus as recombinant vector. mosaic virus replication.

Shepherd, R.J. Gronenborn, B.; Gardner, R.; Pfeiffer, P. Laquel , P.; Hohn, T. New York,

Daubert, S.D. New York : Praeger, 1981. Genetic N.Y. : Plenum Press. Advances in experimental engineering in the plant sciences / edited by medicine and biology. 1984. v. 179. p. 121-125.

Nicholas J. Panopoulos. p. 255-257. 5 ref . (NAL ill. Includes 19 references. (NAL Call No.:

Cal 1 No. : 0K98 1 . 5 . G46 ) DNAL 0P901 . A33)

0906 0912

Recombination and replication of cauliflower Serologic detection of bean common mosaic and mosaic virus DNA. lettuce mosaic viruses in seed.

Howell, S.H. Walden, R.M.; Marco, Y. New York : dafarpour, B. Shepherd, R.J. St. Paul, Minn., Alan R. Liss. Cellular and molecular biology of American Phytopathol ogi cal Society. plant stress. Paper presented at the "Symposium Phytopathology. Oct 1979. v. 69 (10). p. on Plant Molecular Biology," April 16-22, 1983, 1125-1129. ill. 20 ref. (NAL Call No.: 464.8

Keystone, Colorado. 1983. v. 12. p. 137-146. P56) . ill. Includes 21 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0H5O6.U34).

0913

0907 Serological methods for detecting lettuce mosaic virus in lettuce seed.

Recomb i nat 1 on of c 1 oned CaMV ( cau 1 i f 1 ower Shepherd, R.J. Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce mosaic virus) genomes. Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Howell, S.H. Walden, R.M. Cold Spring Harbor, Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar

N.Y. : Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, c1983. 31, 1982. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 13-23.

Plant infectious agents : viruses, viroids, ill. 3 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB35 1 . L6I25 ) virusoids, and satellites / edited by H.D. Robertson ... (et al.). p. 39-43. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: SB736.P56). 0914

Serological methods for detecting lettuce 0908 mosaic virus in seed.

Shepherd, R.J. Ghabrial , S.A.; Duffus, J.; Lee, Resistance In wild lettuce to lettuce T.B. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg Lettuce infectious yellows virus. Research Program annual report. 1980. 1980. HJHSA. McCreight, J.D. Alexandria, Va. (6th). p. 15-20. ill. 2 ref. (NAL Call No.:

American Society for Horticultural Science. SB351 . L6I25) . HortScience. Aug 1987. v. 22 (4). p. 640-642. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1 .H6) 0915

Short Guzmaine, Tall Guzmaine and F 1 or 1 glade.

0909 Guzman, V.L. Gainesville : The Institute. Circular S - Florida Agricultural Experiment Restriction enzyme cleavage maps of the DNA of Stations, Institute of Food and Agricultural two cauliflower mosai c virus isolates. Sciences, University of Florida. June 1986. Gardner, CO. Jr. Melcher, U.; Shockey, M.W.; (326). 11 p. ill. Includes references. (NAL Essenberg, R.C. New York, Academic Press. Call No.: DNAL 100 F66CI). Virology. May 1980. v. 103 (1). p. 250-254. 111. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 V81).

0916

0910 A source of resistance to a strain of cucumber mosaic virus in Lactuca saligna L. (Lettuce, Rocket Immunoelectrophoresis assay for breeding) cauliflower mosaic virus (Brassica rapa). Provvidenti, R. Robinson, R.W.; Shall, J.W. Hagen, T.J. Taylor, D.B.; Meagher, R.B. St. Alexandria, Va., American Society for

Paul, Minn., American Phytopathol og i cal Horticultural Science. HortScience. Aug 1980. Society. Phytopathology. Feb 1982. v. 72 (2). V. 15 (4). p. 528-529. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.: p. 239-242. ill. Includes 15 ref. (NAL Call SB1 .H6)

No. : 464.8 P56)

96 . . ; . .. . .

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0917 451-462. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: OH301.N32). Sources and nature of resistance to downy mildew and turnip mosaic In Chinese cabbage (Peronospora parasitica, disease screen, Brassica campestrls). 0923

Nlu, X.K.dOSHB. Leung, H. ; Williams. P.H.

Alexandria : The Society. Journal of the Structure and function of plant DNA virus American Society for Horticultural Science. genomes Sept 1983. V. 108 (5). p. 775-778. ill. NASSD. Davies, J.W. Covey, S.N.; Donson, J.; Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). Hull, R.; Maule, A.d.; Stanley. J.; Townsend,

R.; Woolston, C.J. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Press. NATO advanced science institutes series

: Series A : Life sciences. Paper presented at 0918 the congress on the "Molecular Form and Function of the Plant Genome," July 4-14, 1984, The spherically averaged structure of a DNA Renesse, Netherlands. 1985. v. 83. p. 371-385. Isometric plant virus: cauliflower mosaic ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL virus. 0H301 .N32) VIRLA. Kruse, J. Timmins. P.; Witz, J. Duluth,

Minn. : Academic Press. Virology. July 1987. v. 159 (1). p. 166-168. Includes references. (NAL Can No.: DNAL 448.8 V81). 0924

The structure and transcription of the cauliflower mosaic virus mini chromosome. 0919 Guilfoyle, T.J. Olszewski, N.E. Cold Spring

Harbor, N.Y. : Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory,

Strain-specific pathways of cytologlcal change C1983. Plant infectious agents : viruses, In Individual Chinese cabbage protoplasts viroids, virusoids, and satellites / edited by Infected with turnip yellow mosaic virus. H.D. Robertson ... (et al.). p. 34-38. Includes Fraser, L. Matthews, R.E.F. Cambridge, references. (NAL Call No.: SB736.P56). Cambridge University Press. The Journal of general virology. Dec 1979. v. 45 (pt.3). p.

623-630. ill. 15 ref . (NAL Call No.: 0R360.A1 J6) 0925

Structure and 5 '-termini of the large and 19 S RNA transcripts encoded by the cauliflower 0920 mosaic virus genome (Expression of genes In plants)

Strand-specific viral DNA synthesis In purified Dudley, R.K. Odel 1 , J.T.; Howell, S.H. New viroplasms Isolated from turnip leaves Infected York, Academic Press. Virology. Feb 1982. v. with cauliflower mosaic virus. 117 (1). p. 19-28. ill. Includes 1 p. ref. (NAL

VIRLA. Mazzolini, L. Bonneville, J.M.; Cal 1 No. : 448.8 V8 1 )

Volovitch, M.; Magazin, M. ; Yot, P. New York,

N.Y. : Academic Press. Virology. Sept 1985. v. 145 (2). p. 293-303. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8 V81). 0926

The structure of cauliflower mosaic virus: a neutron diffraction study.

0921 Chauvin, C. Jacrot , B. New York, Academic. Virology. July 30, 1979. v. 96 (2). p. 640-641. Structure and expression of cauliflower mosaic 111. 10 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 V81). virus DNA.

Gull ley, H. Jonard, G. ; Richards, K. Cold

Spring Harbor. N.Y. : Cold Spring Harbor

Laboratory. c1983. Plant Infectious agents : 0927 viruses, viroids, vlrusoids, and satellites / edited by H.D. Robertson ... (et al.). p. The structure of cauliflower mosaic virus. I. 17-22. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: pH (hydrogen- Ion concentration) -Induced SB736.P56) structural changes (Turnips). Al Ani, R. Pfeiffer, P. New York, Academic Press. Virology. Feb 1979. v. 93 (1). p. 175-187. ill. 16 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 0922 V81)

Structure and expression of the cauliflower mosaic virus genome. Gull ley. H.NASSD. Dudley. R.K.; Jonard, G.

Balazs. E.; Richards, K. New York : Plenum Press. NATO advanced study Institutes series Series A. Life sciences. 1983. v. 63. p.

99 . . . . ,

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0928 0934

The structure of cauliflower mosaic virus. II. The synthesis of polyamines from methionine in Identity and location of the viral intact and disrupted leaf protoplasts of polypeptides. virus -infected Chinese cabbage.

Al Ani , A. Pfeiffer, P. New York, Academic Cohen, S.S. Balint, R.; Sindhu, R.K. Rockville,

Press. Virology. Feb 1979. v. 93 (1). p. Md. , American Society of Plant Physiologists.

188-197. ill. 22 ref . (NAL Call No.: 448.8 Plant physiology. Nov 1981. v. 68 (5). p.

V81 ) 1150-1155. ill. 23 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450

P692 ) .

0929 0935 Structure of the cauliflower mosaic virus genome. III. Restriction endonuclease mapping Transcription and replication of the of thirty-three isolates. cauliflower mosaic virus genome: studies with Hull, R. New York, Academic Press. Virology. isolated nuclei, nuclear lysates, and Jan 15, 1980. v. 100 (1). p. 76-90. ill. extranuclear cell -free leaf extracts.

89-90. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 Guilfoyle, T. Olszewski, N. ; Hagen, G. Kuzj Bibliography p. ;

V81 ) A.; McClure, B. New York : Alan R. Liss. Cellular and molecular biology of plant stress. Paper presented at the "Symposium on Plant Molecular Biology," April 16-22, 1983, 0930 Keystone, Colorado. 1983. v. 12. p. 117-136. ill. Includes 17 references. (NAL Call No.: Structure of the 19 S RNA transcript encoded by DNAL 0H506.U34). the cauliflower mosaic virus genome. Odell, J.T. Dudley, R.K.; Howell, S.H. New York, Academic Press. Virology. June 1981. v. Ill (2). p. 377-385. ill. 22 ref. (NAL Call 0936

No. : 448.8 V8 1 ) . Transcription in vitro of cauliflower mosaic virus DNA by RNA polymerase I, II, and III purified from wheat embryos. 0931 Teissere, M. Durand, R. New York, Academic Press. Biochemical and biophysical research Studies on broccoli necrotic yellows virus / by communications. July 27, 1979. v. 89 (2). p. Ming-tien Lin. -. 526-533. ill. 20 ref. (NAL Call No.: 442.8

Lin, Ming-tien, 1942-. 1971. Thesis B5236) . ) - i ( Ph . D . -Uni vers ty of California, Davis, 1971. Photocopy of typescript. Ann Arbor: University

Microfilms, 1972. iii, 31 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves 25-29. (NAL Call No.: DISS 0937 72-9, 900) Transcription of cauliflower mosaic virus DNA. Detection of transcripts, properties, and location of the gene encoding the virus 0932 inclusion body protein. Covey, S.N. Hull, R. New York, Academic Press. A study of differential transmission of Virology. June 1981. v. Ill (2). p. 463-474. isolates of cauliflower mosaic virus by aphids ill. Bibliography p. 473-474. (NAL Call No.: -. / by Michael C. Y. Lung. 448.8 V81 ) . Lung. Michael C. Y., 1942-. 1971. s- Thes i -Uni vers i ty of Kentucky. Photocopy of typescript. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms,

1973. vi , 45, 2 leaves. Bibliography: leaves 0938 43-45. (NAL Call No.: DISS 72-29,281). Transcription of cauliflower mosaic virus integrated into plant genomes. VIRLA. Shewmaker, C.K. Caton, J.R.; Houck,

0933 CM.; Gardner, R.C. New York, N.Y. : Academic Press. Virology. Jan 30, 1985. v. 140 (2). p. Synthesis and accumulation of polyamines and 281-288. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

S-adenosyl methionine in Chinese cabbage No. : DNAL 448.8 V8 1 ) infected by turnip yellow mosaic virus.

Torget , R. Lapi , L. New York, Academic. Biochemical and biophysical research communications. Apr 27, 1979. v. 87 (4). p. 1132-1139. ill. 21 ref. (NAL Call No.: 442.8 B5236)

100 ...... , ......

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0939 0945

Transcription of the cauliflower mosaic virus Unstable infectivity and sedimentable ds-RNA genome in Isolated nuclei from turnip leaves. associated with lettuce speckles mottle virus. Gullfoyle, T.J. New York, Academic Press. Falk, B.W. Morris, T.O. New York, Academic. Virology. Nov 1980. v. 107 (1). p. 71-80. ill Virology. July 15, 1979. v. 96 (1). p. 239-248.

Bibliography p. 78-80. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 ill. 24 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8 V8 1 ) .

V81 )

0946 0940 Use of early flowering genes to reduce Transmission, host range, and serological generation time in backcrossing, with specific properties of the viruses that cause lettuce application to lettuce breeding. speckles disease (Insect vector, Myzus JOSHB. Ryder, E.J. Alexandria, Va. : The persicae, California). Society. Journal of the American Society for Falk, B.W. Duffus, J.E. St. Paul, American Horticultural Science. July 1985. v. 110 (4). Phytopathol ogical Society. Phytopathology. June p. 570-573. Includes 17 references. (NAL Call

1979. V. 69 (6). p. 612-617. ill. 24 ref. (NAL No. : DNAL 81 S012)

Cal 1 No. : 464.8 P56)

0947 0941 'Vanguard 75' lettuce (Breeding, mosaic

Transmission of cauliflower mosaic virus by the res i stant cul 1 1 vars ) green peach, turnip, cabbage, and pea aphids Ryder, E.J. Mt . Vernon, Va. , American Society (Myzus persicae, erysimi Brevicoryne for Horticultural Science. HortScience. June Hyadaphis ,

i i ) brass i cae , Acyrthos phon p sum 1979. v. 14 (3, sect. 1). p. 284-286. ill. 5 ref.

Namba, R. Sylvester, E.S. College Park, Md. (NAL Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6) Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1981. v. 74 (5). p. 546-551. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). 0948

Vector transmission and synthesis of sowthistle 0942 yellow vein virus in the host Sonchus oleraceus - L . / by Conrad Jon Krass . Transmission of X-disease (peach yellow Krass, Conrad Jon. Berkeley University of s- leafroll) agent by the leaf hoppers Scaphytopius California 1974. Thes i -Uni vers i ty of

i : nitridus and Acinopterus angulatus (Peaches, California, Berkeley, vi i , 110 leaves ill. ; celery) 28 cm. Bibliography: leaves 45-50. (NAL Call

Purcell, A.H. Beltsville, Md. , Science and No. : SB608. L523K7) Education Administration, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Plant disease reporter. July 1979. v. 63 (7). p. 549-552. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 1.9 P69P) 0949

A Viable mutation in cauliflower mosaic virus, a retrovi rusi ike plant virus, separates its 0943 caps id protein and polymerase genes. JOVIAM. Penswick, J. Hubler, R.; Hohn, T.

Ultraviolet mapping of RNA transcripts encoded Washington, D.C. : American Society for by the cauliflower mosaic virus genome. Microbiology. Journal of virology. Apr 1988. v. Howell, S.H. New York, Academic Press. 62 (4). p. 1460-1463. Includes references. (NAL Virology. July 30, 1981. v. 112 (2). p. Call No.: DNAL 0R360.J6). 488-495. ill. 16 ref. (NAL Call No.: 448.8

V81 ) 0950

0944 A virus as the causal agent of spring yellows of lettuce and escarole (Beet western yellows Unencapsi dated nucleic acids of cauliflower virus, Myzus persicae, Florida). mosaic virus and their significance in virus Falk, B.W. Guzman, V.L. S.I., The Society. repl i cat ion. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the

Hull, R. Covey, S.N. Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. : Florida State Horticultural Society. 1981 (pub. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, c1983. Plant 1982). V. 94. p. 149-152. ill. Includes 6 ref.

1 : Infectious agents : viruses, viroids, (NAL Cal No. 81 F66) virusoids, and satellites / edited by H.D. Robertson ... (et al.). p. 23-27. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: SB736.P56).

101 . .

(PLANT DISEASES - VIRAL)

0951

Whi tef 1y -borne viruses of melons and lettuce in

Ar i zona PHYTA. Brown, J.K. Nelson, M.R. St. Paul, Minn.

: American Phytopathol og i ca 1 Society. Phytopathology. Feb 1986. v. 76 (2). p. 236-239. ill. Includes 20 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 464.8 P56)

102 ......

PLANT DISEASES - PHYSIOLOGICAL

0952 0958

Boron nutrition and mobility, and its relation Development of procedures for optimal control to hollow stem and the elemental composition of of fungal , bacterial , and physiological greenhouse grovm cauliflower. diseases of lettuce. JPNUDS. Shelp. B.J. Shattuck, V.I. New York, Grogan, R.G. Patterson, C.L.; Waters, CM.;

N.Y. : Marcel Dekker. Journal of plant Dillard, H. ; Delp, B. Sacramento, Calif. nutrition. Feb 1987. v. 10 (2). p. 143-162. Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. 0K867. J67) Annual report: April 1, 1983-March 31, 1984.

1984. p. 15-30. (NAL Cal 1 No. : DNAL

SB351 . L6I25)

0953

Cabbage variety situation for 1984. 0959

NYAEA. Becker, R.F. Geneva, N.Y. : The Station. Special report - New York State Agricultural Development of procedures for optimal control Experiment Station, Geneva. Apr 1985. (56). p. of fungal, bacterial, and physiological 9-10. (NAL Call No.: DNAL S95.E24). diseases of lettuce.

Grogan, R.G. Patterson, C L. ; Waters, CM. ;

Kimble, K.A.; Roberts, H. Delp, B. ; Engler , D.

Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory 0954 Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. Apr 1, Cauliflower leaf tipburn: a calcium deficiency 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 25-35. (NAL Call No.: disorder (Varieties, nutritional deficiencies). SB351 .L6I25) Maynard, D.N. Warner, D.C.; Howell, J.C.

Alexandria, Va. , American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Apr 1981.

V. 16 (2). p. 193-195. ill. 15 ref . (NAL Call 0960

No . : SB 1 . H6 ) Effects of artificial enclosure of young lettuce leaves on tipburn incidence and leaf calcium concentration. 0955 JOSHB. Barta, D.J. Tibbitts. T.W. Alexandria,

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American

Cool spring of 1983 results in seedstalks and Society for Horticultural Science. May 1986. > puffy heads in some cabbage cultivars. 111 (3). p. 413-416. ill. Includes references,

Bowers, J.L. Motes, D. ; Peerson, M.E. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012).

Fayettevi 1 le. Ark. : The Station. Arkansas farm research - Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. Mar/Apr 1984. v. 33 (2). p. 7. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 AR42F ) 0961

Effects of relative humidity and root temperature on calcium concentration and 0956 tipburn development in lettuce (Lactuca sativa) Corky root rot on crisphead lettuce. II. Collier, G.F. Tibbitts, T.W. Alexandria, Va. Greenhouse study on sterilized soil. The Society. Journal of the American Society

Lucas, R.E. Guzman, V.L. Belle Glade, Fla. , The for Horticultural Science. Mar 1984. v. 109 Center. Belle Glade AREC research report; EV - (2). p. 128-131. Includes references. (NAL Call

Florida University, Agricultural Research and No. : 81 S012) Education Center. June 1980. June 1980. (1980-12). 2 p. (NAL Call No.: 100 F663). 0962

0957 Factors Involved in the development of tipburn in crisphead lettuce In Hawaii (Physiological Development of procedures for optimal control disorder) of fungal, bacterial, and physiological Yanagi, A. A. JOSHB. Bullock, R.M.; Cho, J.J. diseases of lettuce. Alexandria : The Society. Journal of the Grogan, R.G. Kimble, K.A.; Engler, D.E.; American Society for Horticultural Science. Mar Patterson, C.L.; Waters, CM. Sacramento, The 1983. V. 108 (2). p. 234-237. ill. Includes Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 21-33. ill. (NAL

Call No.: SB35 1 . L6I25 )

103 . . . . .

(PLANT DISEASES - PHYSIOLOGICAL)

0963 0968

Further aspects of the Inheritance of magnesium Inheritance of bolt resistance in an deficiency chlorosis in celery (Apium Interspecific cross of Brass ica species. ZX. graveolens L. var. Dulce (Mill) D.C.) / by Chikale (Brassica campestris L. ssp. pekinensis

Peter Robert Dawson. X Brassica napus L. ) X Chinese cabbage. Dawson, Peter Robert, 1940-. 1969. Thesis JOHEA. Mero, C.E. Honma, S. Washington, D.C.

(Ph.D. )--Cornel 1 University, 1969. Photocopy. American Genetic Association. The Journal of

Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms, 1970. heredity. Nov/Dec 1984. v. 75 (6). p. 485-487.

V, 135 leaves : ill. ; 21 cm. Bibliography: ill. Includes 4 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL leaves 119-123. (NAL Call No.: DISS 69-20.971). 442.8 AM3).

0964 0969

Growth and tipburn of lettuce : carbon dioxide Inhibition of photosynthet i c electron transport enrichment at different light intensity and in isolated spinach chloroplasts by two humidity levels, and rate of incorporation of 1 ,3,4-thiadia20lyl derivatives (Herbicides). carbon- 14 assimilates into the latex / by Hatzios, K.K. Penner, D.; Bell, D. Bethesda,

Michael Read. -. Md. , American Society of Plant Physiologists. Read, Michael. Ann Arbor, Mich. University Plant physiology. Feb 1980. v. 65 (2). p. Microfilms 1973. Thesis--University of 319-321. 111. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692). Wisconsin, 1972. Facsimile produced by microfilm-xerography, viii. 145 leaves. Bibliography: leaves 135-145. (NAL Call No.: DISS 73-7,213). 0970

Investigations of causes for irregular plant growth (Lettuce). 0965 Takatori, F.H. Lippert, L.F.; Souther, F.D. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research The incidence of corky root rot of lettuce due Program annual report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. to soil moisture levels, nitrogen sources and 166-171. ill. (NAL Call No.: SB35 1 . L6I 25 ) potash rates — a greenhouse study.

Lucas, R.E. Guzman, V.L. Belle Glade : The Center. Belle Glade EREC research report EV - Florida University Agricultural Research and 0971 Education Center. Apr 1980. (1980-10). p. 43-46. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 F663). A laboratory method to evaluate lettuce cultivars for tipburn tolerance. Misaghi, I.J. Grogan, R.G.; Westerlund, F.V. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological 0966 Society. Plant disease. Apr 1981. v. 65 (4). p. 342-344. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P). The influence of spacing and nitrogen rate on yield and hollow stem in broccoli. OARCB. Gorski, S.F. Armstrong, D.M. Wooster, - Ohio : The Center. Research circular Ohio 0972 Agricultural Research and Development Center. Sept 1985. (288). p. 16-18. Includes Management and control of lettuce tipburn references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 0H3R). (Calcium content, of parent selections). Misaghi, I.J. Matyac, C.A. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 34-36. ill. (NAL

0967 Cal 1 No. : SB351 . L6I25)

Inheritance of bolt resistance in an interspecific cross of Brassica species: Brassica napus L. X Brassica campestris L. ssp. 0973 pek i nens is ( Ch i nese cabbage , verna 1 i zat i on response ) Performance of lettuce plants originating from Mero, C.E. Honma, S. Washington, D.C. seedlings affected with physiological necrosis American Genetic Association. The Journal of (red cotyledon) heredity. Sept/Oct 1984. v. 75 (5). p. 407-410. Izzeldin, H. Lippert, L.F.; Takatori, F.H. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call No.: 442.8 Mount Vernon, Va., The Society. Journal of the AM3) American Society for Horticultural Science. American Society for Horticultural Science. Jan 1980. v. 105 (1). p. 54-57. ill. 6 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012).

104 . .

(PLANT DISEASES - PHYSIOLOGICAL)

0974

Reducing Russet Spotting In Iceberg lettuce. Saltveit, M.E. DangYang, K. Sacramento, Calif.

: Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1. 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 40-46. 111. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25)

097S

Soil and foliar applications of calcium chloride and calcium nitrate to control tipbum of head lettuce. Misaghi, I.J. Matyac, C.A.; Grogran, R.G. St. Paul, Minn., American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Oct 1981. v. 65 (10). p. 821-822. 19 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1.9 P69P).

0976 •

Stress-related compounds In water-stressed carrots and celery.

Lund, E.D. White, J.M. s.l. : The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticulture Society. 1986 (pub. 1987). V. 99. p. 100-102. Includes references.

(NAL Call No.: DNAL SB319 . 2 . F6F56 )

0977

Tipbum of lettuce (Calcium-related disorder). Collier, G.F. Westport, Conn., AvI Horticultural reviews. 1982. Literature review. V. 4. p. 49-65. 5 p. ref. (NAL Call No.: SB317.5.H6).

0978

U1 trastructure of zinc-Induced Iron deficiency In mesophyll chloroplasts of spinach and tomato (Splnaela oleraeea, Lycoperslcon esculentum).

Rufner, R. Barker, A.V. Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Mar 1984. v. 109 (2). p. 164-168. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 81 S012).

105 ...... , .

MISCELLANEOUS PLANT DISORDERS

0979 Agronomy. Journal of environmental quality. July/Sept 1980. v. 9 (3). p. 359-364. ill. 22 Aldrin epoxidase activity and cytochrome P-450 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0H54O.d6). content of microsomes prepared from alfalfa and cabbage looper larvae fed various plant diets

(Toxici ty ) Farnsworth, D.E. Berry, R.E.; Yu, S.d.; 0985 Terriere, L.C. Nevv York, Academic Press. Pesticide biochemistry and physiology. Apr Chemical weed control in transplanted cabbage.

1981. V. 15 (2). p. 158-165. ill. 22 ref . (NAL Gilreath, J. P. Gilreath, P.R. s.l. : The

Cal 1 No. : SB951 .P49) . Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticulture Society. 1986 (pub. 1987). V. 99. p. 339-342. Includes

references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB3 19 . 2 . F6F56 ) 0980

Allelopathic effects of soil incorporated asparagus roots on lettuce, tomato, and 0986 asparagus seedling emergence. HJHSA. Shafer, W.E. Garrison, S.A. Alexandria, Cold stress influence on premature flowering of

Va. : American Society for Horticultural broccol i Science. HortScience. Feb 1986. v. 21 HJHSA. Miller, C.H. Konsler, T.R.; Lament, W.J.

(1, section 1). p. 82-84. Includes references. Alexandria, Va . American Society for

(NAL Call No.: DNAL SB 1 . H6 ) Horticultural Science. HortScience. Apr 1985. V. 20 (2). p. 193-195. Includes 8 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6).

0981

Altered gene expression during cold acclimation 0987 of spinach.

PNASA. Guy, C.L. Niemi, K.J.; Brambl , R. Covariate measurements for increasing the

Washington, D.C. : The Academy. Proceedings of precision of plant response to 03 (ozone) and the National Academy of Sciences of the United S02 (sulfur dioxide, air pollution, radish, States of America. June 1985. v. 82 (11). p. lettuce)

3673-3677. ill. Includes 24 references. (NAL Ormrod, D. P. HJHSA. T i ngey , D.T.; Gumpertz, M.

Call No.: DNAL 500 N21P). Alexandria : American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Dec 1983. v. 18 (6,sec.1). p. 896-898. Includes references.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6) 0982

Association of latex pressure with tipburn injury of lettuce. 0988 JOSHB. Tibbitts, T.W. Bensink, J.; Kuiper, F.;

Hobe, J. Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal Di phenyl ether herbicides: effects of of the American Society for Horticultural acifluorfen on phenylpropanoid biosynthesis and Science. May 1985. v. 110 (3). p. 362-365. phenylalanine ammonia-lyase activity in spinach

Includes 12 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 ( Phytotox i c ef f ects ) S012) Komives, T. Casida, J.E. New York, Academic Press. Pesticide biochemistry and physiology. Oct 1982. v. 18 (2). p. 191-196. ill. 23 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB951.P49). 0983

The bleaching effect of the diphenyl ether oxyfluorfen (Herbicidal activity assayed with 0989 the unicellular alga, Scenedesmus acutus and

spinach chloroplasts) Effect of excess boron on broccol i Kunert, K.J. Boger, P. Champaign, 111., Weed cauliflower, and radish.

Science Society of America. Weed science. Mar JOSHB. Francois, L.E. Alexandria, Va. : The 1981. V. 29 (2). p. 169-173. ill. 30 ref. (NAL Society. Journal of the American Society for

Cal 1 No. : 79.8 W4 1 ) Horticultural Science. July 1986. v. Ill (4). p. 494-498. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S0 12).

0984

Cadmium-enriC age sludge application to acid and calcE i>oils: relation between treatment, cadmiuni in saturation extracts, and cadmium uptake (by corn, chard, tomato).

Mahler, P.J. Bingham, F.T.; Sposito, G. ; Page, A.L. Madison, Wis., American Society of

106 . . . . . ;

(MISCELLANEOUS PLANT DISORDERS)

0990 0995

Effect of fertilization with municipal sludge Effects of sulfur dioxide and ambient ozone on on the glutathione, polyamine, and cadmium winter wheat and lettuce. content of cole crops and associated loopers JEVOAA. Olszyk, D.M. Bytnerowicz, A.; Kats, G. (Trichoplusia ni ) Dawson, P.J.; Wolf, J.; Thompson, C.R. Madison,

JAFCAU. Hughes, P.R. Wei ostein, L.H.; Wis. : American Society of Agronomy. Journal of Wettlaufer, S.H.; Chiment, J.J.; Doss, G.O.; environmental quality. Oct/Dec 1986. v. 15 (4). Culliney, T.W.; Gutenmann, W.H.; Bache, C.A.; p. 363-369. Includes references. (NAL Call No.:

Lisk, D.J. Washington, D.C. : American Chemical DNAL 0H540.J6). Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Jan/Feb 1987. v. 35 (1). p. 50-54. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381 J8223) 0996

Effects of trace element stress on the morphology of developing seedlings of lettuce 0991 (Lactuca sativa L. Grand Rapids) as shown by scanning electron microscopy. Effect of some herbicides on C02 (carbon Savage, W. Berry, W.L.; Reed, C.A. New York. dioxide) fixation, intermediates pattern and Marcel Dekker. Journal of plant nutrition. RuDP (ribulose diphosphate) -carboxylase and 1981. V. 3 (1/4). p. 129-138. ill. 16 ref. (NAL

FDPase (f ructose-bisphosphatase) activities of Cal 1 No. : 0K867. J67). spinach chloroplasts. Diaz, M.A. Chueca, A.; Lopez Gorge, J. New York, Academic Press. Pesticide biochemistry and physiology. Apr 1980. v. 13 (2). p. 0997 105-111. ill. 26 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB951 .P49) The effects of trivalent chromium from tannery wastes on plants (Tests with geranium and

rhubarb ) Shivas, S.A.J. Easton, Pa., The Association. 0992 The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association. Aug 1980. v. 75 (8). p. 288-299. Effects of C02 on total phenol ics, 18 ref. (NAL Call No.: 303.9 AM32). phenylalanine ammonia lyase, and polyphenol oxidase in lettuce tissue. JOSHB. Siriphanich, J. Kader, A. A. Alexandria,

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American 0998 Society for Horticultural Science. Mar 1985. v. 110 (2). p. 249-253. ill. Includes 27 Effects of wirestem, wind injury, and iprodione references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012). on yields of six broccoli cultivars. HJHSA. Kahn, B.A. Conway, K.E.; Fisher, C.G.

Alexandria, Va. : American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1986. 0993 v. 21 (5). p. 1136-1139. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6). Effects of herbicides on broccoli. Collins, R.L. Fischer, V.F.; Kloft, P.J. S.l.

: Western Society of Weed Science. Research progress report - Western Society of Weed 0999 Science. 1987. p. 115-116. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9 W52R). Evaluation of fall treatment with broadspectrum chemicals and nematicides for production of pepper, tomato, and cabbage transplants in southern Georgia (Phytotoxicity) 0994 Jaworski, C.A. AR-SO. Phatak, S.C.; McCarter, S.M.; Johnson, A.W.; Glaze, N.C. Alexandria, Effects of oxyfluorfen as a pretranspl ant Va., The Society. Journal of the American treatment on weed control and cabbage yield. Society for Horticultural Science. Sept 1980. JOSHB. Bhowmik, P.C. McGlew, E.N. Alexandria, V. 105 (5). p. 756-759. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.:

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American 81 SOI 2). Society for Horticultural Science. Sept 1986. V. Ill (5). p. 686-689. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012). 1000

Evaluation of oxyfluorfen formulations for cabbage weed control (Herbicide- induced injury, phytotoxicity, Illinois).

Grabowski, J.M. Hopen, H.J. Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. July 1984. v. 109 (4). p. 539-543. Includes references. (NAL Call

107 ......

(MISCELLANEOUS PLANT DISORDERS)

No. : 81 S012) . 1006

Growth inhibitors from grasses: HPLC (high pressure liquid chromatography) of phenol ics 1001 (Lolium perenne, Festuca arundinaceae, in lettuce seed bioassay). Evidence for photodynamic action by a naturally Madhusudana Rao, M.PPGGD. Buta, J.G. Lake occurring Hydri 1 1 a-growth inhibitor (Hydrilla Alfred : The Society. Proceedings annual vert i ci 1 lata, lettuce seeds). meeting - Plant Growth Regulator Society of

Barltrop, J.JESED. Martin, D.F. New York : America. 1983. 1983. (10th). p. 43-48. Includes

Marcel Dekker . Journal of environmental science references. (NAL Call No.: SB128.P5). and health. Part A. Environmental science and engineering. 1983. v. 18 (1). p. 29-36. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: TD172.d6). 1007

Growth response in spinach to sequential and 1002 simultaneous exposure to N02 (nitrogen dioxide) and S02 (Sulfur dioxide, pollution, Spinacia Extractabi 1 i ty and plant uptake of trace oleracea) elements from drilling fluids (Swiss chard, Hogsett, W.E. Gumpertz, M.L.; Holman, S.R.;

Lolium perenne, barites, soil pollution Tingey, D.T. Alexandria, Va. : The Society. following completion of oil or gas wells). Journal of the American Society for

Nelson, D.W. Liu, S.L.; Sommers , L.E. Madison, Horticultural Science. Mar 1984. v. 109 (2). p.

Wis. : American Society of Agronomy. Journal of 252-256. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

environmental quality. Oct/Dec 1984. v. 13 (4). No. : 81 S012) p. 562-566. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call

No. : 0H540. J6)

1008

1003 Herbicide response under row covers to celery growth on muck soils.

Frost desiccation: an osmotic model (Wheat, Hassel 1 , R. Peoria, 111. : National cabbage, economic plants, hardiness, freeze Agricultural Plastics Association. Proceedings injuries) of the ... National Agricultural Plastics Williams, R.J. Boca Raton, Fla., CRC Press. Congress. 1983. (17th). p. 28-30. Includes Analysis and improvement of plant cold references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 309.9 N216).

hardiness. 1981. 1981. p. 89-115. 7 ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : SB781 . A52)

1009

1004 High relative humidity promotes tipburn on young cabbage plants. Further studies on the effects of Mg2+ on Palzkill, D.A. Tibbitts, T.W.; Struckmeyer, intact chloroplasts (Spinach, mercury, B.E. Alexandria, Va., American Society for inhibition) Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1980. Huber, S.C. Maury, W.J.; Moreland, D.E. V. 15 (5). p. 659-660. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: Rockville, Md., American Society of Plant SB1 .H6) Physiologists. Plant physiology. Apr 1981. Abstract only. v. 67 (4). p. 106. (NAL Call

No. : 450 P692) . 1010

Identification of differential responses of 1005 cabbage cultivars to copper toxicity in solution culture.

Growth and cadmium uptake by lettuce and radish JOSHB. Rousos , P. A. Harrison, H.C. Alexandria,

fertilized with cadmium, zinc, and sewage Va. : The Society. Journal of the American sludge. Society for Horticultural Science. Nov 1987. v. Hortenstine, C.C. n.p.. The Society. 112 (6). p. 928-931. Includes references. (NAL - Proceedings Soil and Crop Science Society of Cal 1 No. : DNAL 81 S012) Florida. 1980. v. 39. p. 58-62. 12 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 56.9 S032) .

1011

An influence of water stress at different growth stages on yield and quality of lettuce seed.

Izzeldin, H. Lippert, L.F.; Takatori , F.H. Mount Vernon, Va., The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural

108 ...... ; , . . . . ,

(MISCELLANEOUS PLANT DISORDERS)

Sc i ence . Amer i can Society for Horticultural 1017 Science. Jan 1980. v. 105 (1). p. 68-71. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). Pesticides may reduce lettuce yield. Sances, F.V. Toscano, N.C.; Johnson, M.W.; LaPre, L.F. Berkeley, Calif., The Station. California agriculture - California 1012 Agricultural Experiment Station. Nov/Dec 1981. V. 35 (11/12). p. 4-5. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 Inhibition of photosynthetic electron transport C12CAG) by di phenyl ether herbicides (Tested on pea and spinach chloroplasts ) Bugg. M.W. Whitmarsh, J.; Rieck, C.E.; Cohen, W.S. Bethesda, Md., American Society of Plant 1018 Physiologists. Plant physiology. Jan 1980. v. 65 (1). p. 47-50. ill. 24 ref. (NAL Call No.: Physical injury to crisphead lettuce during box 450 P692) closing. Hinsch, R.T. AR-W. Rij, R.E. Alexandria, Va . American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1980. v. 15 (5). p. 657-658. 1013 ill. 6 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6).

Interaction of a phenolic inhibitor with photosystem II particles (Spinach,

Ch 1 amydomonas re i nhard i i , photosynthes i s 1019 herbicide)

Johanni ngmeier , U.JBBID. Neumann, E . Possible allelopathic constituents of Coffea

Oettmeier, W. New York : Plenum Press. Journal arabica (phytotoxici ty to lettuce). of b i oenerget i cs and b i omembranes . 1983. v. 15 Chou, C.H. Waller, G.R. New York, Plenum Press. (2). p. 43-66. ill. Includes references. (NAL Journal of chemical ecology. May 1980. v. 6

Cal 1 No. : 0H51 1 . A1J68) (3). p. 643-653. ill. 8 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0D415. A1 J6)

1014 1020 A kinetics model for the absorption of 2,4-0 acid and butoxyethanol ester into cabbage Precision and accuracy of visual foliar injury

(Brassica oleracea L. ) cotyledons. assessments (Bean, pea, radish, spinach, air PCBPB. Bucholtz, D.L. Hess, F.D. Duluth, Minn. pol lution)

: Academic Press. Pesticide biochemistry and Gumpertz, M.L. Tingey, d.T.; Hogsett, W.E. physiology. May 1987. v. 28 (1). p. 1-8. Madison, Wis., American Society of Agronomy. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Journal of environmental quality. July/Sept SB951 .P49) 1982. V. 11 (3). p. 549-553. 18 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 0H540. J6)

1015 1021 Molybdenum enrichment of plants grown on fly ash- treated soils (Coal combustion residues, Protecting lettuce plants from preemergence Alfalfa, Cynodon dactylon, white clover, herbicide damage. barley, Swiss chard). Kratky, B.A. Nakano, R.T. Honolulu, The Elseewi, A. A. Page, A.L. Madison, Wis. Institute. Research extension series - American Society of Agronomy. Journal of University of Hawaii, Hawaii Institute of environmental quality. July/Sept 1984. v. 13 Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources. Oct (3). p. 394-398. ill. Includes references. (NAL 1980. Oct 1980. (001). 7 p. ill. (NAL Call No.:

Cal 1 No. : 0H540. J6) S481 .R4) .

1016 1022

Pesticide effects on the plant cuticle. IV. The Response of early-maturing cabbage (Brassica effect of EPTC on the permeability of cabbage, oleracea L. ) varieties to metolachlor. bean, and sugarbeet cuticle (in wax PNWSB . Bellinder, R.R. Senesac, A.F.; development) Wilcox-Lee, D.; Warholic, D.T. BeltsvUle, Md.

Flore, J. A. Bukovac, M.J. Alexandria, Va., The : The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual Society. Journal of the American Society for meeting - Northeastern Weed Science Society. Horticultural Science. Mar 1981. v. 106 (2). p. 1987. V. 41. p. 137. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9

189-193. ill. 27 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). N814) .

109 . . . .

(MISCELLANEOUS PLANT DISORDERS)

1023

A study of the level of product damage from present day methods of loading at shipping point of field packed, umwrapped crisp head lettuce. Williams, D.M. Sacramento, Calif. Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 122-130. ill. (NAL Call

No.: DNAL SB35 1 . L6I 25 )

1024

Tolerances of several cole crops to pre and postemergence herbicides on mineral soils. Stall, W.M. Locascio, S.J.; Shuler, K.D.;

Llewellyn, W. s.l. : The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticulture Society. 1986 (pub. 1987). v. 99. p. 362-365. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB319.2. F6F56)

1025

Transitory yellowing of Chinese cabbage (caused by an unknown airborne agent).

Kratky, B.A. Ko, W.H. Alexandria, Va. , American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience.

Feb 1980. V. 15 (1). p. 75. ill. 4 ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6)

1026

Transplant quality and metal concentrations in vegetable transplants grown in media containing sewage sludge compost (Tomato, cabbage, phytotoxici ty )

Sterrett, S.E.HJHSA. Chaney , R.L.; Reynolds, C.W.; Schales, F.D.; Douglass, L.W. Alexandria

: American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Dec 1982. v. 17 (6). p. 920-922. ill. 16 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6).

1027

Utilization of a response -surf ace technique In the study of plant responses to ozone and sulfur dioxide mixtures (Lettuce, garden peas, radishes, foliar injuries of pollutants). Ormrod, D.P. Tingey, D.T.; Gumpertz, M.L.;

Olszyk, D.M. Rockville, Md. : American Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. May 1984. V. 75 (1). p. 43-48. ill. Includes 24 references. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692).

110 ...... , . .

PROTECTION OF PLANT PRODUCTS - GENERAL AND MISC.

1028 1034

Controlled atmosphere effects on the Identifying and reducing harmful ethylene level pathogenicity of fungi on celery and on the in commercial handling practices causing Russet growth of Botrytis cinerea. Spotting In Iceberg lettuce. HJHSA. Reyes, A. A. Smith, R.B. Alexandria, Va. Kasmire, R.F. Saltveit, M.; Williams, D.M. American Society for Horticultural Science. Sacramento, Calif. Iceberg Lettuce Research HortScience. Oct 1986. v. 21 (5). p. 1167-1169. Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Program annual report. Annual report: April 1, SB1 .H6) 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p. 141-150. ill.

(NAL Call No.: DNAL SB351 . L6I25)

1029 1035 Cracking and energy dissipation in cabbages (Textural characteristics, postharvest injury). Identifying and reducing harmful ethylene

Holt, J.E.JTXSB. Schoorl , D. Westport : Food & levels in commercial handling practices causing Nutrition Press. Journal of texture studies. russet spotting in iceberg lettuce.

1983. V. 14 (2). p. 99-111. Includes Kasmire, R.F. Williams, D.M. Sacramento : references. (NAL Call No.: TP 1 56 . R45 J6 ) Iceberg Lettuce Rssearch Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31,

1982. p. 117-123. (NAL Call No.: SB351 . L6I25 ) 1030

Cultivar and growing season effects on cabbage head development and weight loss during storage 1036 (Head shape, core length, water loss,

Lou 1 s 1 ana ) Increased furocoumarin content of celery during Sundstrom, F.J. Story, R.N. Alexandria, Va. storage. American Society for Horticultural Science. JAFCAU. Chaudhary, S.K. Ceska, 0.; Warrington, HortScience. Aug 1984. v. 19 (4). p. 589-590. P.J.; Ashwood-Smi th, M.J. Washington, D.C. Includes 9 references. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6). American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Nov/Dec 1985. V. 33 (6). p. 1153-1157. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381 J8223). 1031

Disorders in crisphead lettuce shipments to the New York market, 1972-1984. 1037 PLDRA. Ceponis, M.J. Cappellini, R.A.;

Lightner, G.W. St. Paul, Minn. : American Market diseases of asparagus, onions, beans, Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Nov peas, carrots, celery, and related vegetables

1985. . V. 69 (11). p. 1016-1020. Includes 12 / by Marlon A. Smith, Lacy P. McColloch, and references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). Bernard A. Friedman .

Smith, M. A. 1897- . McColloch, Lacy

Porter ,_1907- ; Friedman, B. A._1909-; Ramsey,

Glen B._1889-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of 1032 Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Market Quality Research Division, 1966. Effect of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and carbon Revision of and supersedes Market diseases of monoxide on celery in storage. fruits and vegetables: asparagus, onions, HJHSA. Reyes, A. A. Smith, R.B. Alexandria, Va beans-, peas, carrots, celery, and related

: American Society for Horticultural Science. vegetables, by G.B. Ramsey and J.S. Wiant, HortScience. Apr 1987. v. 22 (2). p. 270-271. issued as U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Miscellaneous publication no. 440. iv, 65 p.

SB1.H6). 17 plates (part col.) ; 24 cm. Bibliography: p.

56-65. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Ah no . 303 )

1033 1038 Effects of calcium and auxin on russet spotting and phenylalanine ammonia- lyase activity In Market d i seases of cabbage , cau 1 1 f 1 ower iceberg lettuce. turnips, cucumbers, melons, and related crops

HJHSA. Ke, D. Saltveit, M.E. Jr. Alexandria, / Glen B. Ramsey and M.A. Smith .

Va. : American Society for Horticultural Ramsey, Glen B. 1889- . Smith, Marion Ashton.

Science. HortScience. Oct 1986. v. 21 (5). p. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1169-1171. ni. Includes references. (NAL Call Agricultural Marketing Service, Market Quality

No. : DNAL SB1 .H6) Research Division, 1961. 49 p., 24 p. of plates

: ill. (some col.) ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 45-49. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Ah no. 184).

Ill . . , )

(PROTECTION OF PLANT PRODUCTS - GENERAL AND MISC.

1039

Market diseases of fruits and vegetables asparagus, onions, beans, peas, carrots, celery, and related vegetables /by Glen B. Ramsey and James S. Wiant.

Ramsey, Glen B. 1889- . Wiant, James S._1900-.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1941. Cover title.- "September 1941.". 70 p.

15 leaves of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 60-70. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84M no. 440).

1040

Regeneration of plants from axillary buds of harvested and stored heads of field-grown Iceberg lettuce. HJHSA. Bloksberg, L.N. Saltveit, M.E. Jr.

Alexandria, Va. : American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1986. V. 21 (5). p. 1201-1203. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6).

1041

Stress metabolites of plants - A growing concern Wood, Garnett E. Ames, Iowa, International Association of Milk, Food, and Evironmental Sanitarians. Abstract: The concentration of certain compounds that are natural constituents of plants may increase to toxic levels under various stress conditions. The stress compounds produced in the following plants consumed directly in the United States are discussed: green beans; lima beans; broad beans; lentils; garden peas; soybeans; alfalfa; groundnuts; cowpeas; sugar beets; grapes and grapevine leaves; parsnips; parsley; celery; safflower; and mulberry plants. A mul t i di scipl i nary effort is needed to establish a monitoring system for stress compounds in food. Many plants have not yet been investigated and little consideration has been given to environmental stress from temperature, rainfall, agronomic practices, etc. In-depth toxicological studies are needed. Journal of food protection. June 1979. v. 42 (6). p. 496-501,475. ill. 68 ref

1042

1978 sauerkraut seminar (Includes cabbage and cucumber fermentation, processing, lead contamination, cabbage varieties, markets). Downing, D.L. (ed.). Geneva. Special reportNew York (State). Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva. Dec 1978. Dec 1978. (30). 17 p. ill.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : S95.E24).

112 . ,

PROTECTION OF PLANT PRODUCTS - INSECTS

1043

Acetaldehyde--a potential fumlgant for control of the green peach aphid (Myzus persicae) on harvested head lettuce.

Aharon 1 , Y. Stewart, O.K. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Aug 15, 1979. v. 72 (4). p. 493-495. ill. 11 ref . (NAL Call No.: 421 0822).

1044

Commercial -scale vacuum fumigation with ethyl formate for postharvest control of the green peach aphid (Homoptera: Aphldldae) on film-wrapped lettuce (Myzus persicae). Stewart, O.K. Mon, T.R. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. June 1984. v. 77 (3). p. 569-573. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822).

1045

Effects of storage at 1 . 1 degrees Celsius on the mortality of Liriomyza trifolii (Burgess) (Diptera: Agromyzidae) life stages In celery. JEENAI. Leibee, G.L. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Apr 1985. v. 78 (2). p. 407-411. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 421 J822).

1046

Vacuum fumigation with ethyl formate to control the green peach aphid in packaged head lettuce (Myzus persicae).

Stewart, J.K.JOSHB. Aharon i , Y. Alexandria : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Mar 1983. v. 108 (2). p. 295-298. ill. Includes references. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 81 S012)

113 ...... WEEDS

1047 1053

Characterization of SAN 9789-stiniulated lettuce The effect of asulam (Herbicide) on the growth (Lactuca sativa) seed germination. of tissue cultures of celery (Inhibitory WEESA6. Widen, K.O. Sundqvist, C; Virgin, act i on )

H.I. Champaign, 111. : Weed Science Society of Watts, M.J. Collin, H.A. Oxford. Weed research America. Weed science. Mar 1985. v. 33 (2). p. Feb 1979. V. 19 (1). p. 33-37. ill., plate. 19 160-164. ill. Includes 18 references. (NAL Call ref. (NAL Call No.: 79.8 W412).

No. : DNAL 79.8 W4 1 )

1054 1048 The effect of asulam on the growth of tissue Chemical weed control in transplanted cabbage. cultures of celery.

Gilreath, J. P. Gilreath. P.R. s.l. : The Watts, M.J. Collin, H.A. Oxford, Blackwell Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting Scientific Publications. Weed research. Feb of the Florida State Horticulture Society. 1986 1979. V. 19 (1). p. 33-37. ill., plate. 19 ref.

(pub. 1987). V. 99. p. 339-342. Includes (NAL Cal 1 No. : 79.8 W412) references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB319 . 2 . F6F56 )

1055 1049

Effect of CDEC ( 2-chloroanyl Chicory control and eradication /Albert A. diethyldi thiocarbamate) and amount of water Hansen carrier on crisphead lettuce yield, quality and

Hansen, Albert A. 1891-1940. Washington, D.C. : weed control U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1920. "Contribution Guzman, V.L. Dusky, J. A. s.l.. The Society. from the Bureau of Plant Industry (Office of Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the

Forage-Crop Investigations).". 4 p. ill. ; 23 Florida State Horticultural Society. 1980 (pub cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84D no. 108). 1981). V. 93. p. 271-273. 3 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66).

1050 1056 Concentrations of the herbicides propyzamide, chlorpropham, and of their metabolites in soil Effect of preemergence and rope wick and lettuce under field conditions. applications of glyphosate on rhubarb.

BECTA. Rouchaud, J. Moons. C; Benoit, F.; HJHSA . Creager, R.A. Alexandria, Va. : American

Ceustermans, N.; Maraite, H. New York, N.Y. : Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience.

Spr i nger-Ver 1 ag . Bulletin of environmental Feb 1985. v. 20 (1). p. 125-126. ill. Includes contamination and toxicology. Feb 1987. v. 38 12 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6). (2). p. 240-246. Includes references. (NAL Call

No.: DNAL RA1270. P35A1 )

1057

1051 The effect of rates of CDEC on the extractable residue in lettuce and radishes (Preemergence

Control of southern celery mosaic in Florida by weed control ) removing weeds that serve as sources of mosaic Thompson, N.P. Bardalaye, P.C.; Guzman, V.L. infection F.L. Well man. -. s.l.. The Society. Proceedings of the ... Wellman, F. L. (Frederick Lovejoy). Washington, annual meeting of the Florida State D.C. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture 1937. 16 p. Horticultural Society. June 1, 1980. v. 92. p. ill. --. Bibliography: p. 16. (NAL Call No.: 116-117. 1 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66). Fiche S-69 no. 548)

1058 1052 The effect of selected herbicide combinations Diphenyl ether herbicides remarkably elevate on seeded and transplanted cabbage the content in Spinacia oleracea of (Phytotoxicity) ) ) 2 ( E -3- ( 4-hydroxy-3-methoxypheny 1 -N- ( - ( 4-hydr- Sieczka. J.B.PNWSB. Creighton. J.F.; Sanok, - oxy-3-methoxyphenyl )ethyl )-2-propenamide W.J. Beltsville : The Society. Proceedings (Herbicidal action on spinach). annual meeting of the Northeastern Weed Science Suzuki, T. Holden, I.; Casida, J.E. Washington, Society. 1983. 1983. (37th). p. 214-218. (NAL

D.C, American Chemical Society. Journal of Cal 1 No. : 79.9 N814) agricultural and food chemistry. Sept/Oct 1981. V. 29 (5). p. 992-995. ill. 10 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 381 J8223)

114 . . , ......

(WEEDS)

1059 1065

Effects of herbicides on broccoli. Evaluation of herbicides for weed control in Collins, R.L. Fischer, V.F.; Kloft, P.O. S.I. spring and fall planted broccoli and

: Western Society of Weed Science. Research cauliflower. - progress report Western Society of Weed Olson, S.M.SWSPB. Stall, W.M. Champaign : The Science. 1987. p. 115-116. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Society. Proceedings - Southern Weed Science 79.9 W52R). Society. 1983. 1983. (36th). p. 166-173. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 79.9 508).

1060 1066 Effects of oxyfluorfen as a pretransplant treatment on weed control and cabbage yield. Fluorometric detection of photosystem II JOSHB. Bhowmlk, P.C. McGlew, E.N. Alexandria, herbicide penetration and detoxification in

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American whole leaves (Sugarbeets, soybean, cotton, Society for Horticultural Science. Sept 1986. spinach)

V. 111 (5). p. 686-689. Includes references. Voss, M. Rneger, G. ; Kotter, C; Graber, P.

(NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012). Champaign, 111. : Weed Science Society of America. Weed science. Sept 1984. v. 32 (5). p. 675-680. ill. Includes 23 references. (NAL Call

No. : 79.8 W41 ) 1061

Effects of time and method of application of several herbicides for weed control in 1067 broccol i Chitapong, P.PNWSB. Ilnicki, R.D.; Kupatt, C. Growth inhibitors from grasses: HPLC (high - Beltsville : The Society. Proceedings annual pressure liquid chromatography) of phenol ics meeting of the Northeastern Weed Science (Lolium perenne, Festuca arundinaceae, in Society. 1983. 1983. (37th). p. 180-186. lettuce seed bioassay). Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 79.9 N814) Madhusudana Rao, M.PPGGD. Buta, J.G. Lake

Alfred : The Society. Proceedings annual meeting - Plant Growth Regulator Society of America. 1983. 1983. (10th). p. 43-48. Includes 1062 references. (NAL Call No.: SB128.P5).

Evaluating herbicides in transplanted cabbage.

LOAGA. Porter, W.C. Baton Rouge, La. : The Station. Louisiana agriculture - Louisiana 1068 Agricultural Experiment Station. Winter 1985/1986. V. 29 (2). p. 22-24. (NAL Call No.: Herbicide evaluation for spring and fall cole DNAL 100 L939). crops

PNWSB. Kee. W.E. Beltsville, Md. : The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Northeastern Weed Science Society. 1985. v. 39. 1063 p. 142-146. Includes 6 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 79.9 N814) Evaluation of herbicides for (Echlnochloa crusgalli) weed control in cabbage. Selleck, G.W. Sanok, W.J. Beltsville, Md. Proceedings of the ... annual 1069 meetingNortheastern Weed Science Society. 1979.

V. 33. p. 158-160. ill. 2 ref . (NAL Call No.: Herbicide evaluation in cabbage on Long Island 79.9 N814). (for control of Digitaria sanguinalis, Echinochloa crus-galli, Chenopodium album,

Portul aca ol eracea ) Sanok, W.J. Sieczka, J.B.; Creighton, J.F. - 1064 Beltsville, Md. , The Society. Proceedings annual meeting of the Northeastern Weed Science

Evaluation of herbicides for weed control in Soc i ety . Northeastern Weed Science Society, p. spinach. 172-174. p. 172-174. (NAL Call No.: 79.9 N814).

Da 1 ne 1 1 o , F.J. He 1 neman R.R. College Station. - Tex. : The Station. PR Texas Agricultural

Experiment Station. July 1985. (431 1 ) . 5 p. Includes 1 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 1070 T31P) Herbicide programs and tillage systems for cabbage PNWSB. Bellinder, R.R. Hines. T.E.; Wilson,

H.P. Beltsville, Md. : The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Northeastern Weed Science Society. Jan 1984. v. 38. p. 191-194.

115 . . . . , . . . . .

(WEEDS)

Includes 8 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9 1076 N814) Identification of the receptor site for triazine herbicides in chloroplast thylakoid membranes (Peas, Pi sum sativum, spinach, 1071 Spinacia oleracea, biotypes of Amaranthus

hybrids )

Herbicide trials for vegetable crops 1980-1981 Steinback, K.E. Pfister, K. ; Arntzen, C.J. (Leaf crops, celery, radishes). Washington, D.C., The Society. ACS symposium Dusky, (J. A. Belle Glade, Fla., The Center. series - American Chemical Society. 1982. 1982. Belle Glade AREC research report; EV - Florida (181). p. 37-55. ill. Includes 37 ref. (NAL

University, Agricultural Research and Education Cal 1 No. : OD 1 . A45) . Center. Aug 1981. Aug 1981. (4). 55 p. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 100 F663)

1077

1072 Influence of weed control programs in intensive cropping systems. Herbicide trials in cabbage--a three-year WEESA6. Glaze, N.C. Dowler, C.C.; Johnson, summary (control of, Echinochloa crus-gal 1 i A.W.; Sumner, D.R. Champaign, 111. : Weed Digitaria sanquinalis, Portulaca oleracea). Science Society of America. Weed science. Nov

Selleck, G.W. Creighton, J.F.; Sanok , W.J. 1984. V. 32 (6). p. 762-767. Includes 10 Beltsville, Md., The Society. Proceedings - references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.8 W41). annual meeting of the Northeastern Weed Science

Society . Northeastern Weed Science Society.

1980. V. 34. p. 195-198. ill. 2 ref . (NAL Call

No. : 79.9 N814) 1078

Interaction of herbicides with cellular and liposome membranes (Spinach, Spinacia 1073 oleracea) Morel and, D.E. Huber, S.C.; Novitzky, W.P. Herbicides for celery, lettuce and carrots in Washington, D.C., The Society. ACS symposium the Everglades agricultural area (Florida). series - American Chemical Society. 1982. 1982.

Dusky, J.A.PFSHA. Lake Alfred : The Society. (181). p. 79-96. ill. Includes 28 ref. (NAL - Proceedings of the ... annual meeting Florida Cal 1 No. : 0D1 . A45) State Horticultural Society. 1982. v. 95. p. 339-342. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 81 F66) 1079

Interference of pale smartweed (Polygonum 1074 lapthif o1 ium) with cabbage (Brassica oleracea). Horng, L.C. Champaign, 111., Weed Science Herbicides for Chinese cabbage. Society of America. Weed science. July 1980. v. PNWSB. Grenoble, D.W. Ferretti, P. A. 28 (4). p. 381-384. 18 ref. (NAL Call No.: 79.8

Beltsville, Md. : The Society. Proceedings of W41) the ... annual meeting - Northeastern Weed Science Society. 1986. v. 40. p. 145-147. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9 N814). 1080

Investigation of plowing techniques for the 1075 control of Sclerotinia drop disease of lettuce and of weeds and weed seed. Highly potent germination inhibitors In aqueous Inman, J.W. Linker, D.; Greathead, A.S.; eluate of fruits of Bishop's weed (Ammi majus Agamalian, H. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg L.) and avoidance of autolnhibitlon (Anastatica Lettuce Research Program annual report. 1980. hierochuntica, lettuce, tomato). 1980. (6th). p. 160-164. ill. (NAL Call No.:

Friedman, J. Rushkin, E.; Waller, G.R. New SB351 . L6I25) York, Plenum Press. Journal of chemical ecology. Jan 1982. v. 8 (1). p. 55-65. ill. Includes 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0D415.A1J6). 1081

Investigation of plowing techniques for the control of Sclerotinia drop disease of lettuce and of weeds and weed seed. Inman, J.W. Lenker, D.; Greathead, A.S.;

Agamalian, H. Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 93-95.

116 ......

(WEEDS)

ni. (NAL Call No.: SB35 1 . L6I25 ) . No.: DNAL 79.9 N814).

1082 1088

Lettuce viruses and weed hosts (Plant disease Pretransplant oxyfluorfen for cabbage.

peservoi rs , Hawal 1 ) PNWSB. Teasdale, J.R. Beltsville, Md. : The

Ishii, M. Honolulu : The Institute. Research Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting extension series - Hawaii Institute of Tropical - Northeastern Weed Science Society. Jan 1984. Agriculture and Human Resources. July 1982. V. 38. p. 101-105. Includes 7 references. (NAL

Presented at the Hawaii Lettuce Conference, Cal 1 No. : DNAL 79.9 N814) February, 1981. July 1982. (019). p. 7-10. (NAL

Gal 1 No. : S481 . R4 ) .

1089

1083 Residue and efficacy studies of alachlor on cabbage and soil (Weed control). New herbicides for kale and col lards (Alachlor, Hunt, T.W. Monaco, T.J.; Sheets, T.J. metolachlor, abstract only). Alexandria, Va., The Society. Journal of the

Beste, C.E. Beltsville, Md. , The Society. American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov - Proceedings annual meeting of the 1980. V. 105 (6). p. 929-932. 7 ref . (NAL Call

Northeastern Weed Science Soci ety . Northeastern No. : 81 S012) Weed Science Society, p. 177. p. 177. (NAL Call

No. : 79.9 N814)

1090

1084 Salinity effects of EPTC (S-ethyl dipropyl thiocarbamate) and CDEC (2-chloroal lyl

Oxyfluorfen In combination with several grass diethyldi thiocarbamate) in tomato ( Lycopers 1 con herbicides in transplanted cole crops. esculentum) and lettuce (Lactuca sativa).

PNWSB. Vitolo, D.B. Ilnicki, R.D.; Beale, M.W.; Acosta-Nunez , S. Ashton, F.M. Champaign, 111.,

Chitapong, P. Beltsville, Md. : The Society. Weed Science Society of America. Weed science. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Sept 1981. V. 29 (5). p. 548-552. ill. 24 ref.

Northeastern Weed Science Society. Jan 1984. v. (NAL Cal 1 No. : 79.8 W4 1 ) 38. p. 106-112. Includes 4 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9 N814).

1091

1085 Selective weed control in cole crops (Broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and brussel sprouts).

Pest control in commercial cole crop Agamalian, H. Sacramento, Calif. : California - product i on Weed Conference Office. Proceedings Binning, L.K. Wyman, J. A.; Stevenson, W.R. California Weed Conference. 1984. 1984. (36th). - Madison, Wis. : The Programs. Publication p. 118-120. (NAL Call No.: 79.9 C122). Cooperative Extension Programs. University of Wisconsin - Extension. Feb 1985. (A2357). 4 p.

(NAL Call No.: DNAL S544 . 3 . W6W53 ) 1092

Selectivity of nitrofen and oxyfluorfen between 1086 Portulaca oleracea ecotypes and two cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata) cultivars. Pest control in commercial cole crop production Gorske, S.F. Hopen, H.J. Champaign, 111., Weed (Includes weed control). Science Society of America. Weed science. Nov Binning, L.K. Wyman, J. A.; Stevenson, W.R. 1978. V. 26 (6). p. 640-642. ill. 12 ref. (NAL - 1 : ) Madison : The Programs. Publication Cal No. 79.8 W4 1 Cooperative Extension Programs. University of Wisconsin - Extension. 1983. 1983. (A2357). 4

p. (NAL Call No.: S544 . 3 . W6W53 ) 1093

Site of action of oxyfluorfen (Herbicides, 1087 spinach, green beans). Pritchard, M.K. Warren, G.F.; Dilley, R.A. Pre and post transplant herbicides for cole Champaign, 111., Weed Science Society of crops. America. Weed science. Nov 1980. v. 28 (6). p.

PNWSB. Warholic. D.T. Ramirez, A.J. Beltsville, 640-645. ill. 29 ref. (NAL Call No.: 79.8 W4 1 )

Md. : The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Northeastern Weed Science Society. Jan 1984. v. 38. p. 115-117. (NAL Call

117 . .. . .

(WEEDS)

1094 1100

Tolerances of several cole crops to pre and Weed control in cauliflower. postemergence herbicides on mineral soils. Gilreath, J.P.PFSHA. Lake Alfred : The Society. Stall, W.M. Locascio, S.J.; Shuler, K.D.; Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Florida

Llewellyn, W. s.l. : The Society. Proceedings State Horticultural Society. 1982. v. 95. p. of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State 342-344. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 81 Horticulture Society. 1986 (pub. 1987). v. 99. F66) p. 362-365. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB319.2.F6F56).

1101

1095 Weed control in cole crops, carrots, lettuce, and peas.

Trifluralin and bensulide in combination with Dinkel, D.H. Fairbanks : The Services. alachlor, DCPA, and nitrofen in cabbage Publication - University of Alaska. Cooperative (Herbicides, abstract only). Extension Service. Division of Statewide Vitolo, D. Ilnicki, R.D.; Chitapong, P. Services. Mar 1985. (A-00140. rev.). 6 p. (NAL - Beltsville, Md. , The Society. Proceedings Call No.: DNAL 275.29 AL13P). annual meeting of the Northeastern Weed Science Society .Northeastern Weed Science Society, p. 171. p. 171. (NAL Call No.: 79.9 N814). 1102

Weed control in lettuce.

1096 Dusky, J. A. Belle Glade : The Center. Belle Glade EREC research report EV - Florida The use of growth inhibitors for seedhead University Agricultural Research and Education inhibition in rough turf in 1979 (Weeds, Center. Includes statistical data. Sept 1986. Chicory, ragweed, Virginia). (1986-8). p. 1-3. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100

Link, M.L. Chappel 1 , W.E.; Hipkins, P.L.; Ross, F663) D.S. Auburn, Ala., The Society. Proceedings - Southern Weed Science Society. 1981. 1981.

(34th). p. 215-220. (NAL Call No.: 79.9 S08 ) 1103

Weed control in seeded cabbage, mustard greens, 1097 spinach and in transplanted broccoli grown under conservation tillage practices.

Weed control for cabbage, cauliflower, and JRGVA. Menges, R.M. He 11 man, M.D. Weslaco : The broccoli using alachlor and napropamide Society. Journal of the Rio Grande Valley (Abstract only). Horticultural Society. 1986. v. 39. p. 83-89. Grenoble, D.W. Ferretti, P. A. Beltsville, Md., Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 The Society. Proceedings - annual meeting of L95) the Northeastern Weed Science Society .Northeastern Weed Science Society, p. 175-176. p. 175-176. (NAL Call No.: 79.9 N814). 1104

Weed control in spinach. 1098 Wilson, H.P. Norfolk, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Extension Service. The Vegetable Weed control in cabbage and carrots grown under growers news. Jan 1979. v. 33 (7). p. 2-4. (NAL

floating row covers. Cal 1 No. : 275.28 V52)

Crabtree, G.D. Fisher, H.H. S.l. : Western Society of Weed Science. Research progress report - Western Society of Weed Science. 1986. p. 69. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9 W52R). 1105

Weed control in transplanted cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli.

1099 Stamm, G.K. Ashley, R.A. Beltsville, Md. , The Society. Proceedings - annual meeting of the

Weed control in cabbage and carrots grown under Northeastern Weed Science Soc 1 ety . Northeastern floating row covers. Weed Science Society. 1980. v. 34. p. 201-203. Crabtree, G.D. Madrid. M.T. Or.; Mansour, N.S. ill. (NAL Call No.: 79.9 N814).

S.l. : Western Society of Weed Science. Research progress report - Western Society of Weed Science. 1987. p. 121. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9 W52R).

118 . . .. . ;

(WEEDS)

1106 1110

Weed control In transplanted cole crops with Western Washington weed control guide (Table some new herbicides. beets and spinach). PNWSB. Marion, G.R. Ilnicki, R.D.; Kupatt. C; Peabody, D.V. WA. Pullman. Wash., The Service. - Vitolo, D.B. Beltsville, Md. : The Society. Bulletin Washington State University, Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Cooperative Extension Service. Sept 1980. Sept Northeastern Weed Science Society. 1985. v. 39. 1980. (0741). 4 p. (NAL Call No.: 275.29 W27P). p. 147-150. Includes 5 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 79.9 N814)

1107

Weed, insect, and disease control guide: Asparagus; cucumbers, melons, pampkins. squash; rhubarb. Commercial vegetable. Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren,

John A.; Noetzel , David M. ; Pfleger, F. L.; Bissonnette, Howard L. Document available from: University of Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420 Eckles Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. Outlines herbicide, insecticide and fungicide suggestions for asparagus, cucumbers, melons, pumpkins, squash and rhubarb. 4 p. : ill. (NAL Call No.; Document available from source. ). (NAL Call No.: Ext. Folder 599).

1108

Weed, insect, and disease control guide: beets, carrots, lettuce, onions parsnips, radishes, rutabagas , turn i ps , sp i nach Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren,

John A. .; Noetzel, David M. ; Pfleger, F. L.; Bissonnette, Howard L. Document available from: University of Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420 Eckles Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. Lists herbicides, insecticides and fungicide suggestions for beets, carrots, lettuce, onions, parsnips, radishes, rutabagas, turnips and spinach. 7 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: Document available from source. ). (NAL Call No.: Ext. Folder 600)

1109

Weed, insect, and disease control guide: cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts Waters, Luther Jr. Boldt, Paul F.; Lofgren,

John A.; Noetzel, David M. ; Pfleger, F. L. Bissonnette, Howard L.& Commercial vegetable. Document available from: University of Minnesota, Bulletin Room, 1420 Eckles Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 1981. Lists herbicide, insecticide and fungicide suggestions for cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower and brussels sprouts. 4 p. 111. (NAL Call No.: Document available from source. ). (NAL Call

No. : Ext. Folder 598)

4

119 ......

PESTICIDES - GENERAL

1111 1117

The bleaching effect of the di phenyl ether Confirmation of organothiophosphorus oxyfluorfen (Herbicidal activity assayed with insecticide residues in fruit and vegetables by the unicellular alga, Scenedesmus acutus and oxidative deri vatization (Celery, potatoes, spinach chloroplasts) lettuce, tomatoes, and apples). Kunert, K.d. Boger, P. Champaign, 111., Weed Singh, J. Cochrane, W.P. Arlington, Va. Science Society of America. Weed science. Mar Journal Association of Official Analytical

1981. V. 29 (2). p. 169-173. ill. 30 ref . (NAL Chemists. July 1979. v. 62 (4). p. 751-756.

Cal 1 No. : 79.8 W41 ) ill. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.: 381 AS7).

1112 1118

Cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni ) : ovicidal Degradation of terbufos in soil and its activity of pesticides in the laboratory. translocation into cole crops. Chalfant, R.B. Todd, J.W. Baltimore. JAFCAU. Szeto, S.Y. Brown, M.J.; Mackenzie,

Entomological Society of America. Journal of J.R.; Vernon, R.S. Washington, D.C. : American economic entomology. Feb 15, 1979. v. 72 (1). Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and p. 30-32. ill. 16 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 food chemistry. Sept/Oct 1986. v. 34 (5). p. J822) 876-879. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381 J8223).

1113 1119 Carbamate application and washing treatment effects on ETU residue in canned spinach. Determination of carbofuran residues and AKFRAC. Gonzalez, A.R. Davis, D.R.; Kattan, metabolites in plant material (Cabbages).

A. A. Fayettevi 1 1 e , Ark. : The Station. Arkansas Tannock, J. Wessels, C.L. Oxford, BlEckwell farm research - Arkansas Agricultural Scientific Publications. Pesticide science. Apr Experiment Station. Nov/Dec 1987. v. 36 (6). p. 1981. V. 12 (2). p. 228-234. 27 ref. (NAL Call 10. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 AR42F ) No.: SB951.P47).

1114 1120

Col 1 i sional 1y activated decomposition mass Determination of disulfoton and permethrln spectrometry/mass spectrometry determination of residues (by gas chromatography) in an organic organophosphorus pesticide residues In foods. soil and their translocation into lettuce, JANCA2. Roach, J.A.G. Carson, L.J. Arlington, onion and carrot.

Va. : The Association. Association of Official Bel anger, A. Hamilton, H.A. New York, Marcel Analytical Chemists journal. May/June 1987. v. Dekker. Journal of environmental science and 70 (3). p. 439-442. Includes references. (NAL health. Part B: Pesticides, food contaminants,

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 381 AS7) and agricultural wastes. 1979. v. 14 (2). p. 213-226. ill. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: TD172.J61).

1115 1121 Colorlmetric determination of propoxur residues in vegetables and water. Determination of thiophanate methyl as a BECTA. Appaiah, K.M. Sreenivasa. M.A.; Kapur. carbendazin by high-pressure liquid

O.P. New York, N.Y. : Spr i nger-Ver 1 ag . Bulletin chromatography: application onions and cabbage of environmental contamination and toxicology. (Fungicide residues). Sept 1985. v. 35 (3). p. 296-300. Includes Aten, C.F. Bourke. J.B.; Marafioti. R.A.

references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL RA1270. P35A1 ) Washington, D.C. American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. May/June 1982. v. 30 (3). p. 610-611. ill. Includes 6 ref. (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223). 1116

A comparison of chromatographic and spectrophotometric methods for the 1122 determination of carbaryl residues in cabbages.

Bezuidenhout . F.J. Van Dyk . L.P. New York, Di phenyl ether herbicides: effects of Springer. Bulletin of environmental acif luorfen on phenylpropanoid biosynthesis and contamination and toxicology. June 1981. v. 26 phenylalanine ammonia-lyase activity In spinach (6). p. 789-794. 9 ref. (NAL Call No.: (Phytotoxic effects).

RA1270.P35A1 ) Komives. T. Casida. J.E. New York. Academic Press. Pesticide biochemistry and physiology. Oct 1982. V. 18 (2). p. 191-196. ill. 23 ref.

120 ...... ;

(PESTICIDES - GENERAL)

(NAL Can No.: SB951.P49) 1128

Effects of herbicides on broccoli. Collins, R.L. Fischer, V.F.; Kloft, P.J. S.l.

1123 : Western Society of Weed Science. Research progress report - Western Society of Weed Disappearance of acephate residues from beans, Science. 1987. p. 115-116. (NAL Call No.: DNAL carrots, celery, lettuce, peppers, potatoes, 79.9 W52R) strawtaerries, and tomatoes.

Frank, R. Ritchey, G. ; Braun, H.E.; McEwen.

F.L. College Park, Md. : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1129 1984. V. 77 (5). p. 1110-1115. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call No.: 421 JB22 ) Effects of photosystem II herbicides on the

photosynthet i c membranes of the cyanobacterium Aphanocapsa 6308 (Algae, comparison with Spinacia oleracea, spinach). 1124 Allen, M.M.PLPHA. Turnburke, A.C.; Lagace,

E.A.; Steinback, K.E. Rockville : American Disappearance of dimethoate, methmidophos and Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant pirimicarfo in lettuce (Residues). physiology. Feb 1983. v. 71 (2). p. 388-392. Szeto, S.Y. Mackenzie, O.R.; Brown, M.J. New ill. 22 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692).

York, N.Y. : Marcel Dekker. Journal of environmental science and health. Part B. Pesticides, food contaminants, and agricultural wastes. 1984. v. 19 (2). p. 225-235. Includes 1130 references. (NAL Call No.: TD172.J61). EPTC (S-ethyl di propyl thiocarbamate) effects in the lettuce (Lactuca sativa) hypocotyl bioassay for gibberellins (Thiocarbamate, herbicides). 1125 Donald, W.W. Champaign, 111., Weed Science Society of America. Weed science. July 1981. v. Effect of perforated plastic row covers on 29 (4). p. 490-499. ill. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.: residues of the herbicide DCPA in soil and 79.8 W41 ) broccol i BECTA. Jensen, K.I.N. Kimball, E.R.; Ricketson,

C.L. New York, N.Y. : Spr inger-Verlag. Bulletin of environmental contamination and toxicology. 1131 Dec 1985. v. 35 (6). p. 716-722. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL RA 1 270. P35A 1 ) Evaluation of fungicide sprays for cabbage black rot control, 1980 (Cabbage ( Brass ica oleracea, var. capitata 'C-G'), black rot; Xanthomonas eampes t r 1 s ) 1126 Alvarez, A.M. Hori, T.M. (s.l.). The Society. Fungicide and nematicide tests; results - Effect of some herbicides on C02 (carbon American Phytopathol ogical Society. 1981. v. dioxide) fixation, intermediates pattern and 36. p. 55-56. (NAL Call No.: 464.9 AM31R). RuDP (ribulose diphosphate) -carboxylase and FDPase (f ructose-bisphosphatase) activities of spinach chloroplasts. Diaz, M.A. Chueca, A.; Lopez Gorge, J. New 1132 York, Academic Press. Pesticide biochemistry and physiology. Apr 1980. v. 13 (2). p. Evaluation of insecticide usage in the New York 105-111. ill. 26 ref. (NAL Call No.: Processing-Cabbage Pest Management Program SB951 .P49) (Delia radicum, Plutella xylostella, Artogeia rapae, Trichoplusia ni ) Andaloro, J.T.JEENA. Hoy, C.,W.; Rose, K.B.

Shelton, A.M. College Park :; Entomological 1127 Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Oct 1983. v. 76 (5). p. 1121-1124. Effect of various pesticides on lettuce Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822) physiology and yield (California). Toscano, N.C. Sances, F.V.; Johnson, M.W.; LaPre, L.F. College Park, Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Aug 1133 1982. V. 75 (4). p. 738-741. 14 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 421 J822). Evaluation of oxyfluorfen formulations for cabbage weed control (Herbicide- induced injury, phytotoxicity, Illinois). Grabowski, J.M. Hopen, H.J. Alexandria, Va. The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. July 1984. v. 109 (4). p. 539-543. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 81 S012)

121 ......

(PESTICIDES - GENERAL)

1134 1139

Fate of the insecticide chlorf envinphos in the Inhibition of photosynthet i c electron transport soil of cauliflower field crops. by diphenyl ether herbicides (Tested on pea and BECTA6. Rouchaud, J. Roucourt, P.; Steene, F. spinach chloroplasts) van de; Pelerents, C; Gillet, J.; Benoit, F.; Sugg, M.W. Whitmarsh, J.; Rieck, C.E.; Cohen,

Ceustermans , N. New York, N.Y. : W.S. Bethesda, Md. , American Society of Plant Springer-Verlag. Bulletin of environmental Physiologists. Plant physiology. Jan 1980. v. contamination and toxicology. Jan 1988. v. 40 65 (1). p. 47-50. ill. 24 ref . (NAL Call No.: (1). p. 47-53. Includes references. (NAL Call 450 P692)

No.: DNAL RA 1 270 . P35A 1 )

1140 1135

Inhibition of photosynthet i c electron transport Field studies of insecticides used to control in isolated spinach chloroplasts by two cabbage caterpillars in the South /by W.J. 1 ,3,4-th1ad1azo1y1 derivatives (Herbicides).

Reid, Jr. ... et a1 . ; United States Hatzios, K.K. Penner , D.; Bell, D. Bethesda,

Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Entomology Md. , American Society of Plant Physiologists. and Plant Quarantine, in cooperation with the Plant physiology. Feb 1980. v. 65 (2). p. Agricultural Experiment Stations of Louisiana 319-321. ill. 17 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692). and South Carolina.

Reid, W. J._1902-. Washington : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 1941. Caption title. 36 p. ill.

; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 782). 1141

Inhibition of the photosynthet i c system in spinach chloroplasts by the organophosphate 1136 insecticide parathion. Suzuki, T. Uchiyama, M. New York, Academic

Herbicide response under row covers to celery Press. Ecotox i col ogy and environmental safety. growth on muck soils. Sept 1977. V. 1 (2). p. 263-269. ill. 24 ref.

Hassell, R. Peoria, 111. : National (NAL Call No.: 0H545 . A 1 E29 ) Agricultural Plastics Association. Proceedings of the ... National Agricultural Plastics Congress. 1983. (17th). p. 28-30. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 309.9 N216). 1142

Interaction of a phenolic inhibitor with photosystem II particles (Spinach, 1137 Chlamydomonas reinhardii, photosynthesis, herbicide)

Identification of diazinon and its metabolite Johann i ngmei er , U.JBBID. Neumann, E.; in spinach by chemical ionization mass Oettmeier, W. New York : Plenum Press. Journal spectrometry. of bioenerget ICS and biomembranes. 1983. v. 15 BECTA. Cairns, T. Siegmund, E.G.; Froberg, J.E. (2). p. 43-66. ill. Includes references. (NAL

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag. Bulletin of Cal 1 No. : 0H51 1 . A1 J68) environmental contamination and toxicology. Sept 1985. V. 35 (3). p. 291-295. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL RA1270. P35A1 ) 1143

A kinetics model for the absorption of 2,4-D 1138 acid and butoxyethanol ester into cabbage

( Brass ica oleracea L. ) cotyledons. Inhibition of hepatic toxicities from PCBPB. Bucholtz, D.L. Hess, F.D. Duluth, Minn. polybrominated bi phenyls and aflatoxin B1 in : Academic Press. Pesticide biochemistry and rats fed cauliflower. physiology. May 1987. v. 28 (1). p. 1-8. Stoewsand, G.S. Babish, J.B. Park Forest South, Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL

111. Pathotox Publishers. Journal of SB951 . P49) environmental pathology and toxicology. Nov/Dec 1978. V. 2 (2). p. 399-406. ill. Bibliography p. 405-406. (NAL Call No.: RB152.J6). 1144

Laboratory formulation comparisons for a bacterial (Bacillus thuringiensis) and a viral (Baculovirus heliothis) insecticide (for control of cabbage loopers, Trichoplusia n1 and of boll worms, Heliothis zea). Smith, D.B. AR-NC. Hostetter, D.L.; Pinnell,

R.E. College Park, Md. , Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Feb

122 ...... ,

(PESTICIDES - GENERAL)

18- 15. 1980. V. 73 ( 1) . p. 21 . i n . 13 ref 1150

(NAL Cal 1 No , : 421 J822) Pesticides may reduce lettuce yield. Sances, F.V. Toscano, N.C.; Johnson, M.W.; LaPre, L.F. Berkeley, Calif.. The Station. 1145 California agriculture - California Agricultural Experiment Station. Nov/Dec 1981. Lettuce and endive cult Ivan tolerance to V. 35 (11/12). p. 4-5. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 thiobencarb. C12CAG)

OARCB. Gorski, S.F. Ruizro, M.A.; Hassell , R.L. - Wooster, Ohio : The Center. Research circular Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center. Sept 1985. (288). p. 4-6. Includes 1151 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL ICQ 0H3R). Protecting lettuce plants from preemergence herbicide damage. Kratky, B.A. Nakano, R.T. Honolulu, The 1146 Institute. Research extension series - University of Hawaii. Hawaii Institute of Lettuce yield reductions correlated with methyl Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources. Oct parathion use (Trichoplusia ni , Spodoptera 1980. Oct 1980. (001). 7 p. ill. (NAL Call No. exigua, Heliothis virescens, California). S481 .R4) Johnson, M.W.JEENAI. Welter, S.C.; Toscano,

N.C.; Iwata, Y.; Ting, I. P. College Park : Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic entomology. Dec 1983. v. 76 (6). p. 1152 1390-1394. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). Quantitative thin- layer chromatographic determination of Br- (bromine) residues in crops (tomatoes, carrots, lettuce) after soil treatment by methyl bromide. 1147 Gordts, L.A.+ Vandezande, A. Cauwenberge, P.P. van. Washington, American Chemical Society. Metabolites of diuron, linuron, and methazole Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. formed by liver microsomal enzymes and spinach Jan/Feb 1979. v. 27 (1). p. 132-134. ill. 13 plants. ref. (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223). Suzuki, T. Casida, J.E. Washington, D.C., American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Sept/Oct 1981. V. 29 (5). p. 1027-1033. 19 ref. (NAL Call No.: 1153 381 J8223). Residue and efficacy studies of alachlor on cabbage and soil (Weed control). Hunt, T.W. Monaco, T.J.; Sheets, T.J. 1148 Alexandria, Va., The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Nov Persistence of (the herbicide) dichlobenil in 1980. V. 105 (6). p. 929-932. 7 ref. (NAL Call sandy soil and effects of residues on plant No. : 81 S012) growth (Phytotoxic to carrots and to lettuce). Williams, J.H. Eagle, D.J. Oxford, Blackwell Scientific Publications. Weed research. Oct 1979. V. 19 (5). p. 315-319. ill. 4 ref. (NAL 1154

Cal 1 No. : 79.8 W412) Residues of cycloate and influence of herbicides on some of nutritional factors In spinach.

1149 Czapski, J.JPFCD. Horbowicz, M. ; Dobrzanski

A.; Bakowski, J. New York : Marcel Dekker. Pest management and environmental quality / Journal of environmental science and health. -. (Herbert Cole ... et al . ) . Part B. Pesticides, food contaminants, and Cole, Herbert. University Park, Pa. agricultural wastes. 1983. v. 18 (4/5). p. Pennsylvania State University, College of 497-503. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Agriculture (1980?). At head of title: Course TD172. J61 ) 181 -"Correspondence courses in agriculture, family living and community devel opment ."- -cover -Pesticide Applicator

Training collection. 128 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. 1155 (NAL Call No.: SB950. 2. P4P47 1980). Residues of dimethioate and methomyl on tomato and cabbage in relation to their effect on quality-related properties. ETOCDK. Othman, M.A. Antonious, G.F.; Khattab,

M.M.; Abdel-All, A.; Khamis, A.E. Elmsford : Pergamon Press. Environmental toxicology and

123 . . . . ; . . . . .

(PESTICIDES - GENERAL)

chemistry. 1987. v. 6 (12). p. 947-952. 1161 Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0H545. A1E58) Some plant responses and the mechanism of selectivity of cabbage plants to nitrofen / by Jose Francisco Pereira. -. Pereira, dose Francisco, 1935-. 1971. Thesis ) ( . 1156 Ph D . --Uni vers i ty of Illinois, 1971.

Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University

Residues of fungicides on greenhouse lettuce Microfilms, 1971. ix, 94 leaves ; 21 cm.

(Thiram, cymoxanil, benomyl , vinclozolin, BMC). Bibliography: leaves 85-93. (NAL Call No.: DISS Meloni, M. Pirisi, F.M.; Cabras. P.; Cabitza, 7 1-21 ,206)

F. Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Mar/Apr 1984. v. 32 (2). p. 183-185. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 381 1 162 08223) Spatial distribution of electrostatically deposited sprays on living plants (Broccoli,

Brass i ca o1 eracae ) 1157 Law, S.E. College Park, Md., Entomological Society of America. Journal of economic Residues of rotenone (a naturally occurring entomology. June 1982. v. 75 (3). p. 542-544. insecticide) and rotenolone on lettuce and ill. Includes 8 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J822). tomato fruit after treatment in the field with rotenone formulations. Newsome, W.H. Shields, J.B. Washington, D.C, American Chemical Society. Journal of 1163 agricultural and food chemistry. July/Aug 1980.

V. 28 (4). p. 722-724. 5 ref . (NAL Call No.: Spatial distribution of electrostatically 381 J8223). deposited sprays on living plants (Broccoli,

pest control )

Law, S.E. St. Joseph, Mich. : The Society. Paper - American Society of Agricultural 1158 Engineers (Microfiche collection). 1981. Paper presented at the 1981 Summer Meeting of the

Response of early-maturing cabbage ( Brass ica American Society of Agricultural Engineers. oleracea L.) varieties to metolachlor. Available for purchase from: The American

PNWSB. Bellinder, R.R. Senesac , A.F.; Society of Agricultural Engineers, Order Dept., Wilcox-Lee, D.; Warholic, D.T. Beltsville, Md 2950 Niles Road, St. Joseph, Michigan 49085.

: The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual Telephone the Order Dept. at (616) 429-0300 for meeting - Northeastern Weed Science Society. information and prices. 1981. (fiche no.

1987. V. 41. p. 137. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9 81-1007). 1 microfiche : ill. Includes N814) references. (NAL Call No.: FICHE S-72).

1159 1164

The results and evaluation of a limited survey A study of arsenical dusting of cabbage in for ethylenebisdithiocarbamate and relation to poison residues /by Chas. E. Smith. ethyl enethiourea residues in correlated raw and Smith, Charles Egan,_1887-. Washington, D.C. : canned spinach and tomato samples (Fungicides). U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1937. Caption title.

Trotter, W.J.JFSAD. Pardue, J. Westport : Food 8 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 & Nutrition Press. Journal of food safety. Ag84C no. 411). 1982. V. 4 (1). p. 59-68. 2 p. ref. (NAL Call

No. : TP373.5. J62)

1165

1160 Varying susceptibility to methomyl and permethrin in widely separated cabbage looper

Soil metabolism of carbofuran In cauliflower ( Lepidoptera : Noctuidae) populations within and brussels sprouts cultures. eastern North America (Trichoplusia ni ) TXECBP. Rouchaud, J. Roucourt, P.; Maraite, H. Shelton, A.M.JEENA. Soderlund, D.M. College

Steene, F. van de; Pelerents, C; Benoit, F.; Park : Entomological Society of America. of economic entomology. Oct 1983. v. 76 Ceustermans, N. ; Vanparys, L. New York, N.Y. Journal Gordon and Breach Science Publishers. (5). p. 987-989. Includes references. (NAL Call

Toxicological and environmental chemistry. No. : 421 J822) 1987. V. 16 (1). p. 39-50. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 0D241.T6).

124 ......

(PESTICIDES - GENERAL)

1166 1169

1979 pesticide use on Florida vegetables, a 1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the prel i mi nary report Southeast, a preliminary report. Ferguson, W.L. McCalla, I.E. Washington, D.C., Ferguson, W.L. McCalla, I.E. Washington, D.C., The Service. Extract: According to the 1979 The Service. Extract: In this report, patterns Vegetable Pesticide Survey, nearly 4.6 million of pesticide use in the Southeast (North pounds of pesticides were used to control Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia) in 1979 weeds, insects, diseases, and nematodes on six are discussed for cabbage, cantaloups, vegetable crops in Florida. The six vegetable cucumbers, snap beans, sweet corn, tomatoes, crops included cabbage, celery, lettuce, sweet and watermelons. Survey data were collected on corn, tomatoes, and watermelon. About 4.6 quantities of pesticides used, acres treated, million acre-treatments were made ranging from acre- treatments , number of applications, annual 2.2 million for tomatoes to 148,800 for rates, and rate per acre-treatment. This report cabbage. ERS staff report - U.S. Dept. of provides information useful to policymakers, Agriculture, Economic Research Service. July researchers, extension specialists, and 1981. Available from NTIS. July 1981. industry personnel. ERS staff report - U.S.

(AGESS810708) . 23 p. 6 ref . (NAL Call No.: Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research

916762(AGE ) ) Service. Oct 1981. Available from NTIS. Oct

1981. (AGES81 1029) . 32 p. 11 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 916762(AGE) )

1167

1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the 1170 Northeast, a preliminary report. Ferguson, W.L. McCalla, I.E. Washington, D.C., 1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the The Service. Extract: According to the U.S. Southwest, a preliminary report. Department of Agriculture's 1979 Vegetable Ferguson, W.L. McCalla, I.E. Washington, D.C., Pesticide Survey, approximately 1.3 million The Service. Abstract: According to U.S. pounds of pesticides were used to control Department of Agriculture's 1979 Vegetable weeds, insects, diseases and nematodes on 10 Pesticide Survey, about 1.7 million pounds of vegetable crops in New York and New Jersey. The pesticides were used to control weeds, insects, 10 vegetable crops include cabbage, carrots, diseases, and nematodes on 10 vegetable crops celery, cucumbers, green peas, lettuce, onions, in Arizona, Colorado, and Texas. The 10 snap beans, sweet corn, and tomatoes. vegetable crops included cabbage, cantaloups, Approximately 825,000 acre-treatments were made carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, snap ranging from 262,000 for sweet corn to 700 for beans, sweet corn, tomatoes, and watermelons. carrots. ERS staff report - U.S. Dept. of Nearly 1.1 million acre- treatments were made Agriculture, Economic Research Service. Dec ranging from about 284,000 for onions to 4,000 1981. Available from NTIS. Dec 1981. for cucumbers and snap beans. ERS staff report - (AGES81 1218) . 37 ref. 7 ref. (NAL Call No.: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research 916762(AGE)) Service. Dec 1981. Available from NTIS - order

no. PB82- 166-885. Dec 1981. ( AGES8 1 1 22 1 ) . 45 p.

7 ref. (NAL Call No.: 916762( AGE ) )

1168

1979 pesticide use on vegetables in the Northwest, a preliminary report. Kuntz, B.T. Ferguson, W.L. Washington, D.C., The Service. Extract: According to a 1979 Vegetable Pesticide Survey, nearly 1.3 million pounds of pesticides were used to control weeds, insects, fungi, and nematodes on seven vegetable crops in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The seven vegetable crops included cabbage, carrots, green peas, lettuce, onions, snap beans, and sweet corn. Approximately 671,000 acre-treatments were made ranging from 255,000 for sweet corn to 1,800 for cabbage. ERS staff report - United States Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. Mar 1982. Available from NTIS. Mar 1982.

(AGES8203O5) . 32 p. 4 ref. (NAL Call No.: 916762(AGE))

125 . .

SOIL SCIENCE

1171

Determination of disulfoton and permethrin residues (by gas chromatography) in an organic soil and their translocation into lettuce, onion and carrot. Belanger, A. Hamilton, H.A. New Yor-k, Marcel Dekker. Journal of environmental science and health. Part B: Pesticides, food contaminants, and agricultural wastes. 1979. v. 14 (2). p.

213-226. ill. 7 ref . (NAL Call No.: TD172.J61).

1172

Molybdenum availability as predicted from selected soil chemical properties (Deficiency symptoms , cau 1 i f 1 ower ) Karimian, N. Cox, F.R. Madison. Agronomy journal American Society of Agronomy. Jan/Feb 1979. V. 71 (1). p. 63-65. ill. 23 ref. (NAL

Gal 1 No. : 4 AM34P)

1173

Soil impedance as a factor reducing crop (carrot, onion and sugarbeet, broccoli) seedling emergence, and its relation to soil conditions at sowing, and to applied water. Hegarty, T.W. Royle, S.M. Oxford. Journal of applied ecology. Dec 1978. v. 15 (3). p. 897-904. ill. 9 ref. (NAL Call No.: 410 J828).

126 SOIL BIOLOGY

1174

Production of sclerotia of Sclerotlnia minor on lettuce in the field and their distribution in soil after disking.

PLDRA. Adams, P.B. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathological Society. Plant disease. Nov 1986. V. 70 (11). p. 1043-1046. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P).

127 . . .

SOIL CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS

1175

Anticrustant effects on soil mechanical resistance and seedling emergence (Vermicul i te, carrot, cucumber, lettuce, onion). Hemphill, D.D. dr. Alexandria, Va.. American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. dune 1982. v. 17 (3). p. 391-393. 12 ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6)

1176

The influence of temperature and levels of soil moisture, oxygen and carbon dioxide on the biology and pathogenicity of Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood 1949 as a pathogen of lettuce (Lactuca sativa L. ) in organic soil / by Tang-Ka Wong.

Wong, Tang-Ka, 1940- . 1972. Thesis ) (Ph.D. --Cornel 1 University, 1972. Photocopy.

Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms, 1972. vii, 92 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves 87-92. (NAL Call No.: DISS 72-23,685).

1177

A personal computer program for calculation of soil bulk density, coefficient of linear extensibility, and linear shrinkage.

CS0SA2. Bartenf el der , D.C. Karathanas i s , A.D.;

Sobecki , T.M. New York, N.Y. : Marcel Dekker Communications in soil science and plant analysis, duly 1986. v. 17 (7). p. 725-734. Includes 11 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL S590.C63)

128 ......

SOIL FERTILITY - FERTILIZERS

1178 1184

Brocco 1 1 and cau 11 f 1 ower product i on Growth and cadmium uptake by lettuce and radish

Williams, D. Patterson, M. ; Brown, S. ; Gazaway, fertilized with cadmium, zinc, and sewage

W. ; Mitchell, C.C. Jr.; Turner, J.; Evans, C. sludge. - Auburn, Ala. : The Service. Circular ANR Hortenstine, C.C. n.p.. The Society. Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn Proceedings - Soil and Crop Science Society of

University. July 1987. (290). 4 p. ill. (NAL Florida. 1980. v. 39. p. 58-62. 12 ref . (NAL

Call No.: DNAL S544 . 3 . A2C47 ) Cal 1 No. : 56.9 S032)

1179 1185

Cabbage plant responses to residual phosphorus The Incidence of corky root rot of lettuce due and potassium in the soil and to band-applied to soil moisture levels, nitrogen sources and concentrated superphosphate and potassium potash rates — a greenhouse study. chloride fertilizers. Lucas, R.E. Guzman, V.L. Belle Glade : The - AGJOAT. Peck, N.H. MacDonald, G.E.; Hemmat , M. Center. Belle Glade EREC research report EV

Madison, Wis. : American Society of Agronomy. Florida University Agricultural Research and Agronomy journal. Sept/Oct 1987. v. 79 (5). p. Education Center. Apr 1980. (1980-10). p. 831-837. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 43-46. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 F663). DNAL 4 AM34P)

1186 1180 The influence of spacing and nitrogen rate on Comparison of control led-re lease nitrogen yield and hollow stem In broccoli. fertilizers, urea, and ammonium nitrate on OARCB. Gorski, S.F. Armstrong, D.M. Wooster, - yield and nitrogen uptake by fall -grown head Ohio : The Center. Research circular Ohio lettuce. Agricultural Research and Development Center. Pew, W.D.JOSHB. Gardner, B.R.; Bessey, P.M. Sept 1985. (288). p. 16-18. Includes

Alexandria : The Society. Journal of the references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 0H3R). American Society for Horticultural Science. May 1983. V. 108 (3). p. 448-453. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012). 1187

Solar heating and amendments control cabbage 1182 yel lows. CAGRA. Villapudua, J.R. Munnecke, D.E.

Evaluation of controlled release nitrogen Berkeley, Calif. : The Station. California fertilizers on cabbage and onions. agriculture - California Agricultural Wiedenfeld, R.P. Weslaco, Tex., The Society. Experiment Station. May/June 1986. v. 40 (5/6). Journal of the Rio Grande Valley Horticultural p. 11-13. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 C12CAG). Society. 1980. v. 34. p. 81-87. 3 ref. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 81 L95)

1188

1181 Transplant quality, yield, and heavy-metal accumulation of tomato, muskmelon, and cabbage Evaluation of controlled release nitrogen grown in media containing sewage sludge compost fertilizers on cabbage and onions. (Toxicity, vegetable, Brass ica oleracea, Wiedenfeld, R.P. Weslaco, Tex., The Society. Lycoperslcon esculentum). Journal of the Rio Grande Valley Horticultural Sterrett, S.B.JOSHB. Reynolds, C.W.; Schales,

Society. 1980. v. 34. p. 81-87. 3 ref. (NAL F.D.; Chaney, R.L.; Douglass, L.W. Alexandria :

Cal 1 No. : 81 Lgs) The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. Jan 1983. v. 108 (1). p. 36-41. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 81 S012) 1183

Growing rhubarb.

Colt. W.M. Beaver, G. ; Simpson, W.R.; Finnigan.

B. Moscow : The Service. Current information series - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Idaho. Oct 1983. (719). 3 p. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 275.29 ID13IDC).

129 . . . .

SOIL CULTIVATION

1189

Herbicide programs and tillage systems for cabbage. PNWSB. BelHnder, R.R. Mines. T.E.; Wilson,

H.P. Beltsville. Md. : The Society. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting - Northeastern Weed Science Society. Jan 1984. v. 38. p. 191-194. Includes 8 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 79.9 N814)

1190

Investigation of plowing techniques for the control of Sclerotlnia drop disease of lettuce and of weeds and weed seed. Inman, J.W. Linker, D.; Greathead, A.S.; Agamalian, H. Sacramento, The Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. 1980. 1980. (6th). p. 160-164. ill. (NAL Call No.: SB351 .L6I25)

1191

Investigation of plowing techniques for the control of Sclerotlnia drop disease of lettuce and of weeds and weed seed.

Inman, J.W. Lenker, D. ; Greathead, A.S.;

Agamalian, H. Sacramento : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1981/Mar 31. 1982. Apr 1. 1981/Mar 31, 1982. p. 93-95. ill. (NAL Call No.: SB35 1 . L6I25 )

1192

Microbiology of hydroponlcal ly-grown lettuce.

JFPRDR. Riser. E.G. Grabowski, U. ; Glenn. E.P.

Ames, Iowa : International Association of Milk, Food, and Environmental Sanitarians. Journal of food protection. Oct 1984. v. 47 (10). p. 765-769. Includes 11 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 44.8 J824).

1193

Weed control In seeded cabbage, mustard greens, spinach and In transplanted broccoli grown under conservation tillage practices.

JRGVA. Menges, R.M. Heilman. M.D. Weslaco : The Society. Journal of the Rio Grande Valley Horticultural Society. 1986. v. 39. p. 83-89. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 L95)

130 . . .

ANIMAL SCIENCE

1194

Development and ultrastructure of sex pheromone gland cells In females of the cabbage looper moth, Trichoplusia ni (Hubner) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) Percy, J. Ottawa. Canadian journal of zoology. Jan 1979. v. 57 (1). p. 220-236. ill. Bibliography p. 235-236. (NAL Call No.: 470 C16D)

1195

Haemolymph juvenile hormone esterase activity In synchronous last Instar larvae of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni Sparks, T.C. Willis, W.S. Oxford. Journal of insect physiology. 1979. v. 25 (2). p. 125-132. ill. Bibliography p. 131-132. (NAL Call No.: 421 J825).

131 . . ) .

ENTOMOLOGY RELATED

1196 1201

Chemical stimulants and deterrents regulating Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage acceptance or rejection of crucifers by cabbage and other cole crops in the South /by W.J. butterf 1 ies Reid, Jr. and F.P. Cuthbert, Jr.

JCECD. Renwick, J. A. A. Radke , CD. New York, Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert, Frank P.,_1922-.

N.Y. : Plenum Press. Journal of chemical Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, ecology. July 1987. v. 13 (7). p. 1771-1776. 1967. 24 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 2099 1967).

0D4 1 5 . A 1 J6 ) .

1203 1197 Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage The common cabbage worm and its control /by and other cole crops in the South /by W.J. F.H. Chittenden. Reid, Jr. and F.P. Cuthbert, Jr. Chittenden, F. H. 1858-1929. Washington, D.C. Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert, Frank P.,_1922-.

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1926. Cover title. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture,

14 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 1968. Rev. Sept. 1967. 24 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Ag84F no. 1461). (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 2099 1968).

1198 1204

The common cabbage worm and its control F.H. Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage --. Chittenden . and other cole crops in the South /by W.J.

Chittenden, F. H. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. Reid, Jr. and F.P. Cuthbert, Jr. --. of Agriculture, 1926. ii, 14 p. : ill. (NAL Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert, Frank P.,_1922-.

Call No.; DNAL Fiche S-70 no. 1461). Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1971. "This edition replaces all previous

editions of this publication.". 24 p. ill. ;

23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 2099

1199 1971 ) .

Comparison of electroantennograms from female and male cabbage looper moths (Trichoplusia ni of different ages and for various pheromone 1205

concentrat i ons JCECD. Seabrook, W.D. Linn, C.E.; Dyer, L.J.; Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage

Shorey, H.H. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Press. and other cole crops in the South by W.J. Reid, --. Journal of chemical ecology. June 1987. v. 13 Jr. and F.P. Cuthbert, Jr. .

(6). p. 1443-1453. Includes references. (NAL Reid, W. J. Washington, D.C. ; U.S. Dept. of

Call No.: DNAL 0D415.A1J6). Agriculture, 1971. 23 p. : ill. --. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Fiche S-70 no. 2099 1971).

1200 1206 Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage and other cole crops in the South /by W.J. Flower visiting and pollen transport by the Reid, Jr. and F.P. Cuthbert, Jr. imported cabbage butterfly (Lepidoptera: Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert. Frank P.,_1922-. Pieridae) in a highly disturbed urban habitat

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, (Pier is rapae)

: 1957. 24 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Lazri, B. Barrows, E.M. College Park, Md.

1 Ag84F no. 2099). Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Apr 1984. v. 13 (2). p. 574-578. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: QL461 .E532). 1202

Control of caterpillars on commercial cabbage and other cole crops in the South /by W.J. 1207 Reid, Jr. and F.P. Cuthbert, Jr. Reid, W. J. 1902-. Cuthbert. Frank P.,_1922-. The harlequin bug and its control /by W.H.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, White and L.W. Brannon.

1960. 24 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL White, W. H. 1892-. Brannon, Loyd

1 Ag84F no. 2099 1960). Wi 1 1 iam,_1900- . Washington. D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1933. "This bulletin supersedes Farmers' bulletin 1061: Harlequin cabbage bug

and its control.", ii, 10 p. : 111. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84F no. 1712).

132 . . . . : . . .

(ENTOMOLOGY RELATED)

1208 1387-1389. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 470 SCI2) Hemocyte counts in susceptible and resistant noctuid larvae injected with blastospores of Nomuraea rlleyi (Cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni , biological control). 1214 Ignoffo. C.M.JKESA. Pinnell, R.E.; Garcia, C.

Lawrence : The Society. Journal of the Kansas Suppression and management of cabbage looper Entomological Society. July 1983. v. 56 (3). p populations. — 289-296. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: Lingren, P. D.; Green, G. L. Washington,

420 K13). D.C.? : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture,

Agricultural Research Service ; U.S. G.P.O., 1984. "Lingren, P.O. and G.L. Green,

editors"--P. iii. iv, 150 p. ill., maps ; 28 1209 cm. --. Bibliography: p. 133-148. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Te no. 1684). Icosahedral cytoplasmic deoxyribovi ruses (including cauliflower mosaic, plant viruses, African swine fever and iridescent insect viruses) 1215 Goorha, R. Granoff, A. New York, Plenum Press. Comprehensive virology. 1979. Literature The taxonomy and biology of a new species of review, v. 14. p. 347-399. ill. Bibliography p. Nacobbus (hoplolaimidae) nematoda found

392-399. (NAL Call No.: 0R357.C6). parasitizing spinach (Splnacia oleracea L. ) in Texas / by Jerral D. Johnson. -.

Johnson, Jerral D., 1938- . 1971. Thesis

( Ph. D .)- -Texas A&M University, 1971. Photocopy.

1210 Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms, 1971.

X, 142 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves Methods for the quantitative assessment of 94-96. (NAL Call No.: DISS 71-24,682). nuclear-polyhedrosis virus (of the cabbage moth, Mamestra brass icae) in soil. Evans, H.F. Bishop, J.M.; Page, E.A. New York, Academic Press. Journal of invertebrate 1216 pathology. Jan 1980. v. 35 (1). p. 1-8. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J826 ) A virus as the causal agent of spring yellows of lettuce and escarole (Beet western yellows virus, Myzus persicae, Florida). Falk, B.W. Guzman, V.L. S.I., The Society. 1211 Proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society. 1981 (pub. Morphological correlates of differences in 1982). V. 94. p. 149-152. ill. Includes 6 ref. pheromone sensitivity in insect sensilla (NAL Cal 1 No. : 81 F66 )

(Cabbage copper moss, Trichoplusia ni ) O'Connell, R.J.SCIEA. Grant, A.J.; Mayer, M.S.;

Mankin, R.W. Washington : American Association for the Advancement of Science. Science. June 1983. V. 220 (4604). p. 1408-1410. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 470 SCI2).

1212

Reproductive biology of Microplitis brass icae

(Hymenoptera:Braconidae) , parasite of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni

( Lep i doptera : Noctu i dae )

AESAAI . Browning, H.W. Oatman, E.R. College

Park, Md. : The Society. Annals of the Entomological Society of America. May 1985. v. 78 (3). p. 369-372. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 420 EN82 )

1213

Sex pherOmone biosynthesis in Trichoplusia ni key steps involve delta- 11 desaturation and chain-shortening (Cabbage looper moth).

Bjostad, L.B.SCIEA. Roelofs, W.L. Washington : American Association for the Advancement of Science. Science. June 1983. v. 220 (4604). p.

133 .

ANIMAL REPRODUCTION

1217

Reproductive biology of Microplitis brassicae

(HymenopterarBraconidae) , parasite of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni

( Lepi doptera : Noctui dae ) AESAAI. Browning, H.W. Oatman, E.R. College

Park, Md. : The Society. Annals of the Entomological Society of America. May 1985. v. 78 (3). p. 369-372. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 420 EN82).

134 . , .

ANIMAL ECOLOGY

1218

Activity and abundance of the earwig, Labi dura riparia, in a winter cabbage production ecosystem (Florida). Strandberg, J.O. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Oct 15, 1981. v. 10 (5). p. 701-704. ill. 11 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0L461.E532).

1219

Current knowledge and research on movwnent of the cabbage looper (Trichoplusia n1 ) and related looper species (in the United States). Lingren, P.O. Henneberry, T.J.; Sparks, A.N. Raleigh, N.C., University Graphics, 1979. Movement of highly mobile insects: concepts and methodology in research; proceedings of a conference, "Movement of Selected Species of Lepidoptera in the Southeastern United States." Raleigh, North Carolina, April 9-11, 1979, edited by R. L. Rabb and G. G. Kennedy, p.

394-405. 35 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB945 . L63M6 )

1220

Flower visiting and pollen transport by the imported cabbage butterfly (L^idoptera: Pieridae) in a highly disturbed urban habitat (Pieris rapae). Lazri, B. Barrows, E.M. College Park, Md. Entomological Society of America. Environmental entomology. Apr 1984. v. 13 (2). p. 574-578. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 0L461 .E532)

135 .

ANIMAL NUTRITION

1221

Element and polychlorlnated biphenyl deposition and effects In sheep fed cabbage grown on municipal sewage sludge. Haschek, W.M. Furr, A.K. Ithaca, Cornell Veterinarian, Inc. Cornell veterinarian. July

1979. V. 69 (3). p. 302-314. 111. 37 ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 41.8 C81 )

1222

Elemental and polychlorlnated biphenyl content of tissues and intestinal aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase activity of guinea pigs fed csibbage grown on municipal sewage sludge. Bablsh. J.G. Stoewsand, G.S. Washington, American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Mar/Apr 1979. V. 27 (2). p. 399-402. 111. 23 ref. (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223).

136 . . . : )

ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

1223

Comparison of electroantennograms from female and male cabbage looper moths (Triehoplusia n1 of different ages and for various pheromone concentrat 1 ons JCECD. Seabrook. W.D. Linn. C.E.; Dyer. L.J.;

Shorey, H.H. New York, N.Y. : Plenum Press. Journal of chemical ecology. June 1987. v. 13 (6). p. 1443-1453. Includes references. (NAL Can No.: DNAL 0D415.A1J6).

1224

Hemocyte counts in susceptible and resistant noctuid larvae Injected with blastospores of Nomuraea rlleyl (Cabbage looper, Triehoplusia n1 , biological control). Ignoffo. C.M.JKESA. Plnnell, R.E.; Garcia. C.

Lawrence : The Society. Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society. July 1983. v. 56 (3). p 289-296. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 420 K13)

1225

Morphological correlates of differences In pheromone sensitivity In Insect sensllla (Cabbage copper moss, Triehoplusia n1 ) O'Connell. R.J.SCIEA. Grant. A.J.; Mayer, M.S.;

Mankin, R.W. Washington : American Association for the Advancement of Science. Science. June 1983. v. 220 (4604). p. 1408-1410. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 470 SCI2).

1226

Sex pheromone biosynthesis In Triehoplusia n1 key steps Involve delta- 11 desaturatlon and chain-shortening (Cabbage looper moth).

Bjostad. L.B.SCIEA. Roelofs, W.L. Washington : American Association for the Advancement of Science. Science. June 1983. v. 220 (4604). p. 1387-1389. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 470 SCI2).

137 ANIMAL TAXONOMY AND GEOGRAPHY

1227

The taxonomy and biology of a now species of Nacobbus (hoplolalmldae) nematoda found parasitizing spinach (Splnacia oleracea L.) In Texas / by Oerral D. Johnson. -.

Johnson, Oerral D., 1938- . 1971. Thesis (Ph.D. )--Texas A&M University. 1971. Photocopy.

Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms, 1971.

X, 142 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves 94-96. (NAL Call No.: DISS 71-24.682).

138 PEST OF ANIMALS - HELMINTHS

1228

Chemoattractlon of normal and echlnostoma revolu turn- infected helisoma trivolvis to romaine lettus (Lactuca sativa longefolla). dOPAA2. Boland, L.M. Fried, B. Lawrence : American Society of Parasitologists. The Journal of parasitology. June 1984. v. 70 (3). p. 436-439. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.8 J824).

139 ANIMAL DISEASES - FUNGAL

1229

A Chlamydial -11 k* organism Isolatad fro* Insects In Insact mass rearing facllltlM

(Cabbage looper, Trichoplusia n1 , and cotton bollworm, Hellothls viresoens). Adams, J.R. Beegte, C.C.; Tompkins, G.J. Baton Rouge, Claitor's Publishing Division. Proceedings - meeting - Electron Microscopy Society of America. 1982. v. 40. p. 316-317. in. 1 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0H201.E4).

140 .

ANIMAL DISEASES - VIRAL

1230

Icosahedral cytoplasmic deoxyrlbovlrusss (including cauliflower mosaic, plant virus**, African swine fever and Iridescent Insect viruses) Goorha, R. Granoff, A. New York, Plenum Press. Comprehensive virology. 1979. Literature review, v. 14. p. 347-399. ill. Bibliography p. 392-399. (NAL Call No.: 0R357.C6).

1231

Identification and characterization of cauliflower mosaic virus replication complexes --ana logy to hepatitis B viruses.

VIRLA. Marsh, L. Kuzj . A.; Guilfoyle, T. New

York, N.Y. : Academic Press. Virolofly. May 1985. V. 143 (1). p. 212-223. ill. Includes references. (NAL Can No.: DNAL 448.8 V81).

1232

Methods for the quantitative assessment of nuclear-polyhedrosis virus (of the cabbage moth, Mamestra brassicae) in soil. Evans, H.F. Bishop, J.M.; Page, E.A. New York, Academic Press. Journal of invertebrate pathology. Jan 1980. v. 35 (1). p. 1-8. 111. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 421 J826).

141 ANIMAL DISORDERS - PHYSICAL TRAUMA

1233

Element and polychlorinated biphenyl deposition and effects in sheep fed cabbage grown on municipal sewage sludge. Haschek. W.M. Furr, A.K. Ithaca, Cornell Veterinarian, Inc. Cornell veterinarian. July

1979. V. 69 (3). p. 302-314. ill. 37 ref . (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 41.8 C81 ).

142 .

AQUACULTURE RELATED

1234

Effects of photosystem ZZ herbicides on the photosynthetic membranes of the cyanobacterium Aphanocapsa 6308 (Algae, comparison with Spinacia oleracea, spinach). Allen, M.M.PLPHA. Turnburke, A.C.; Lagace,

E.A.; Steinback, K.E. Rockville : American Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. Feb 1983. v. 71 (2). p. 388-392. in. 22 ref. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692).

1235

Stromal acidification mediates in vivo water stress inhibition of nonstomatal -control led photosynthesis (Spinacia oleracea, spinach, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, Aphanocapsa 6308, Algae, osmotic potential). Berkowitz. G.A.PLPHA. Chen, C.G.; Gibbs, M.

Rockville : American Society of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. Aug 1983. v. 72 (4). p. 1123-1126. Includes references. (NAL

Cal 1 No. : 450 P692)

143 . .

FARM EQUIPMENT

1236

Improved plow design for soil borne disease control Inman, J.W. Greathead, A.S.; Lenker, D.;

Agamal ian, H.S. St. Joseph, Mich. : The Society. Paper - American Society of Agricultural Engineers (Microfiche collection) Paper presented at the 1984 Winter Meeting of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers Available for purchase from: The American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Order Dept. 2950 Niles Road.. Winter 1984. (84-1510). 11 p ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL FICHE 290.9 AM32P).

1237

Investigation of plowing techniques for the control of Sclerotlnia Drop Disease and weeds In lettuce.

Inman, J.W. Sacramento, Calif. : Iceberg Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 47-49. 111. (NAL Call

No.: DNAL SB35 1 . L6I25 ) . . .. .

NATURAL RESOURCES

1238

Comparison of the toxicity of heavy metals to cabbage growth (Pollution, adverse effects, uptake) Hara. T. Sonoda, Y. The Hague. Plant and soil. Feb 1979. v. 51 (1). p. 127-133. 111. 5 ref (NAL Can No.: 450 P696).

1239

Elemental and polychi or mated biphenyl content of tissues and intestinal aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase activity of guinea pigs fed cabbage grown on municipal sewage sludge. Babish, J.G. Stoewsand, G.S. Washington, American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Mar/Apr 1979. V. 27 (2). p. 399-402. ill. 23 ref. (NAL Call

No. : 381 08223)

1240

Multielement analysis of municipal sewage sludge ashes. Absorption of elements by cabbage grown in sludge ash-soil mixture (Contamination) Furr, A.K. Parkinson, T.F. Washington, D.C., American Chemical Society. Environmental science & technology. Dec 1979. v. 13 (12). p. 1503-1506. ill. 19 ref. (NAL Call No.: TD420.A1E5)

145 .

CONSERVATION AND USE OF ENERGY

1241

Light snergy raquf p«Mnt for control lad envlromiMint growth of lottuco and radish. Craker, L.E. Selbert. M. St. Joseph, Mich., The Society. Transactions of the ASAE - American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Jan/Feb 1982. V. 25 (1). p. 214-216. Includes 11 ref (NAL Call No.: 290.9 AM32T). DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION

1242

Nitrogen utilization efficiency by drip Irrigated celery receiving preplant or water applied N fertilizer (Aplum graveolens, residual soil nitrogen, Hordeum vulgare, California).

Feigin, A.AGJOA. Letey, J.; Jarre 11 , W.M.

Madison : American Society of Agronomy. Agronomy journal. Nov/Dec 1982. v. 74 (6). p.

978-983. ill. 12 ref . (NAL Call No.: 4 AM34P).

147 FOOD SCIENCE, HORTICULTURAL CROP

1243 1246

The cost of producing celery in West Central A Study of the level of product damage from Michigan. present day methods of loading at shipping

MUCBA. Shapley, A.E. East Lansing, Mich. : The point of field packed, umwrapped crisp head Service. Extract: The climate in Michigan is lettuce. conducive to the production of very high Williams, D.M. Sacramento, Calif. Iceberg quality celery for both fresh and processed Lettuce Research Advisory Board. Iceberg markets. However, diseases, pests and local Lettuce Research Program annual report. Apr 1, extremes in weather make celery a high risk 1985/Mar 31, 1986. p. 122-130. ill. (NAL Call crop that requires a high level of No. ; DNAL SB351 . L6I25) . horticultural skills. The recent increase in input prices relative to product price also demands higher levels of skill in, and information for, practicing farm business management if growing celery is to remain profitable. This report is an attempt to provide some of that needed information. Extension bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University. Includes statistical data. Dec 1983. (1752). 8 p. (NAL

Call No.: DNAL 275.29 M58B ) .

1244

Evaluation of shipping containers for western lettuce / by Goodloe Barry, William R. Black and Peter G. Chapogas . Barry, Goodloe. Black, William R._1923-;

Chapogas, Peter G.,_1928-. Washington, D.C. : Agricultural Marketing Service, Marketing Research Division, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1958. Cover title.- "Issued duly 1958.". iv, 38 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Mr no. 248) .

1245

Leafy salad vegetables / Edward J. Ryder. -. Ryder, Edward J., 1929-. Westport, Conn. AVI Pub. Co. 1979. Abstract: Fresh greens have become a staple on the American dinner table, contributing greatly to nutrition due to their vitamin and mineral contents. Leafy salad vegetables are those whose leaves and petioles only are eaten, and include lettuce, celery, cabbage, endive, spinach, and lesser vegetables. Quality characteristics are determined by nutritional value, color, texture, flavor, etc., and are influenced by temperature, moisture, location, growing practices, harvesting, environmental factors, and pests. The biology of each vegetable 1s described in terms of physiology, growth, genetic factors and breeding methods. Various cultivars are illustrated, and regions of most important commercial growth are identified. 266 p. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographic references and index. (NAL Call No.: SB351.S25R9 F&N B-2741).

148 .

FOOD PROCESSING, HORTICULTURAL CROP

1247

Development of a method for recovery of rotavirus from the surface of vegetables. JFPRDR. Badawy, A.S. Gerba, CP.; Kelley, L.M.

Ames. Iowa : International Association of Milk, Food, and Environmental Sanitarians. Journal of food protection. Mar 1985. v. 48 (3). p. 261-264. ill. Includes 16 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 44.8 J824)

149 . . . . FOOD STORAGE, HORTICULTURAL CROP

1248 1253

Carbon dioxide- Induced injury of romaine The effect of benomyl , sodium hypochlorite, and lettuce stored in controlled atmospheres. controlled atmospheres upon the incidence of

HJHSA. Lipton, W.J. Alexandria, Va. : American black speck of stored cabbage (Fungicides). Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Walsh, J.R.JOSHB. Lougheed, E.C.; Toivonen,

June 1987. v. 22 (3). p. 461-463. Includes P.M. A. Alexandria : The Society. Journal of the references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1.H6). American Society for Horticultural Science. July 1983. V. 108 (4). p. 533-536. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012).

1249

Changes In cytoplasmic and vacuolar pH in 1254 harvested lettuce tissue as influenced by C02. JOSHB. Siriphanich. J. Kader, A. A. Alexandria, Effect of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and carbon

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American monoxide on celery in storage. Society for Horticultural Science. Jan 1986. v. HJHSA. Reyes, A. A. Smith, R.B. Alexandria, Va.

Ill (1). p. 73-77. Includes 28 references. (NAL : American Society for Horticultural Science.

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 81 S012) HortScience. Apr 1987. v. 22 (2). p. 270-271. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB1 .H6)

1250

Controlled atmosphere effects on the 1255 pathogenicity of fungi on celery and on the growth of Botrytis cinerea. Effects of calcium and auxin on russet spotting HJHSA. Reyes, A. A. Smith, R.B. Alexandria, Va. and phenylalanine ammonia-lyase activity in

: American Society for Horticultural Science. iceberg lettuce. HortScience. Oct 1986. v. 21 (5). p. 1167-1169. HJHSA. Ke, D. Saltveit, M.E. Jr. Alexandria.

Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Va. : American Society for Horticultural SB1 .H6). Science. HortScience. Oct 1986. v. 21 (5). p. 1169-1171. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL SB1 .H6)

1251

Controlled atmosphere storage of celery (Low 1256 oxygen, low carbon dioxide). Furry, R.B. Hicks, J.R.; Jorgensen, M.C.; Identifying and reducing harmful ethylene level

Bartsch, J. A. St. Joseph, Mich. : The Society. in commercial handling practices causing Russet Paper - American Society of Agricultural Spotting in iceberg lettuce.

Engineers (Microfiche collection). 1984. Paper Kasmire, R.F. Saltveit, M. ; Williams, D.M. presented at the 1984 Summer Meeting of the Sacramento, Calif. Iceberg Lettuce Research American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Advisory Board. Iceberg Lettuce Research Available for purchase from: The American Program annual report. Annual report: April 1, Society of Agricultural Engineers, Order Dept., 1983-March 31, 1984. 1984. p. 141-150. ill.

2950 Niles Road, St. Joseph, Michigan 49085. (NAL Call No.: DNAL SB35 1 . L6I 25 ) Telephone the Order Dept. at (616) 429-0300 for information and prices. 1984. (fiche no.

84-4038). 1 microfiche : ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: FICHE S-72). 1257

Physiological and quality responses of brussels sprouts to storage in controlled atmospheres. 1252 JOSHB. Lipton, W.J. Mackey, B.E. Alexandria,

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Disorders in celery and carrot shipments to the Society for Horticultural Science. May 1987. v. New York market, 1972-1985. 112 (3). p. 491-496. ill. Includes references. PLDIDE. Cappellini, R.A. Ceponis, M.J.; (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S0 12).

Lightner, G.W. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathol og ical Society. Plant disease. Nov 1987. V. 71 (11). p. 1054-1057. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P). 1258

Postharvest controlled atmosphere storage of cabbage Furry, R.B. Isenberg, F.M.R.; Jorgensen, M.C. Ithaca, N.Y., The Station. Search agriculture - New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, Ithaca. 1981. 1981. (19). 18 p. 111. 53 ref.

(NAL Call No. : S95.E23).

150 . , .

(FCX>D STORAGE, HORTICULTURAL CROP)

1259

Storage and shelf life of packaged rhubarb / by

Howard W. Hruschka . hruschka, Howard W. 1915- . Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, 1967. Cover title. 17 p. in. ; 26 cm. Bibliography: p. 17. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1 Ag84Mr no.771).

1260

Symptoms of acetaldehyde Injury on head lettuce (Fumigation, Myzus persicae).

Stewart, O.K. AR-W. Aharoni , Y.; Hartsel 1

P.L.; Young, O.K. Alexandria, Va. , American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Apr 1980. V. 15 (2). p. 148-149. ill. 3 ref

(NAL Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6)

151 . . FOOD CONTAMINATION AND TOXICOLOGY

1261

A comparison of chromatographic and spectrophotometric methods for the determination of carbaryl residues in cabbages.

Bezu i denhout , F.J. Van Dyk , L.P. New York, Springer. Bulletin of environmental contamination and toxicology. June 1981. v. 26

(6). p. 789-794. 9 ref . (NAL Call No.:

RA1270.P35A1 )

1262

Elements in major raw agricultural crops in the United States. 1. Cadmium and lead in lettuce, peanuts, potatoes, soybeans, sweet corn, and wheat.

Wolnik, K.A.JAFCA. Fricke, F.L.; Capar , S.G.;

Braude, G.L.; Meyer, M.W. Washington : American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Nov/Dec 1983. v. 31 (6). p. 1240-1244. maps. Includes references. (NAL Call

No. : 381 J8223) .

1263

Identification and determination of seme metal axyl degradation products in lettuce and

sunf 1 ower ( Pest i c i des )

Businelli, M. Patumi , M. ; Marucchini, C.

Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. May/June 1984. v. 32 (3). p. 644-647. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223).

1264

Increased furocoumarin content of celery during storage. JAFCAU. Chaudhary, S.K. Ceska, 0.; Warrington, P.J.; Ashwood-Smi th, M.J. Washington, D.C. American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Nov/Dec 1985. V. 33 (6). p. 1153-1157. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381 J8223).

152 FOOD CONTAMINATION, DAIRY

1265

Determination of polycycllc aromatic hydrocarbons In Canadian samples of processed vegetable and dairy products by liquid chromatography with fluorescence detection (Milled wheat, finished cereals, milk powders, malt, spinach, and cooking oils). Lawrence, J.F. Weber, D.F. Washington, D.C. American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Ouly/Aug 1984. V. 32 (4). p. 794-797. ill. Includes 18 references. (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223).

153 . . . , . . . . FOOD CONTAMINATION, HORTICULTURAL CROP

1266 agricultural and food chemistry. July/Aug 1984. V. 32 (4). p. 794-797. ill. Includes 18 Antimicrobial effect of chlorine on Listeria references. (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223). monocytogenes

OFPRDR. Brackett, R.E. Ames, Iowa : International Association of Milk, Food, and Environmental Sanitarians. Journal of food 1272 protection. Dec 1987. v. 50 (12). p. 999-1003, 10O8. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL Determination of thiophanate methyl as a 44.8 J824). carbendazin by high-pressure liquid chromatography: application onions and cabbage (Fungicide residues). Aten, C.F. Bourke, J.B.; Marafioti, R.A. 1267 Washington, D.C, American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Carbamate application and washing treatment May/June 1982. v. 30 (3). p. 610-611. ill. effects on ETU residue in canned spinach. Includes 6 ref . (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223). AKFRAC. Gonzalez, A.R. Davis, D.R.; Kattan,

A. A. Fayettevi 1 le. Ark. : The Station. Arkansas farm research - Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. Nov/Dec 1987. v. 36 (6). p. 1273 10. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 AR42F). Development of a method for recovery of rotavirus from the surface of vegetables. JFPRDR. Badawy, A.S. Gerba, CP.; Kelley, L.M. 1268 Ames, Iowa International Association of Milk, Food, and Environmental Sanitarians. Journal of Collisionally activated decomposition mass food protection. Mar 1985. v. 48 (3). p. spectrometry/mass spectrometry determination of 261-264. ill. Includes 16 references. (NAL Call organophosphorus (pesticide residues in foods. No. : DNAL 44.8 J824 ) JANCA2. Roach, J.A.G. Carson, L.O. Arlington,

Va . : The Association. Association of Official Analytical Chemists journal. May/June 1987. v. 70 (3). p. 439-442. Includes references. (NAL 1274

Cal 1 No. : DNAL 381 AS7) Disappearance of dimethoate, methmidophos and pirimicarb in lettuce (Residues). Szeto, S.Y. Mackenzie, J.R.; Brown, M.J. New

1269 York, N.Y. : Marcel Dekker . Journal of environmental science and health. Part B.

Co 1 or i metric determination of propoxur residues Pesticides, food contaminants, and agricultural in vegetables and water. wastes. 1984. v. 19 (2). p. 225-235. Includes BECTA. Appaiah, K.M. Sreenivasa, M.A.; Kapur references. (NAL Call No.: TD172.J61).

O.P. New York, N.Y. : Springer-Ver lag. Bulletin of environmental contamination and toxicology. Sept 1985. V. 35 (3). p. 296-300. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL RA 1 270 . P35A 1 ) 1275

The effect of benomyl , sodium hypochlorite, and controlled atmospheres upon the incidence of 1270 black speck of stored cabbage (Fungicides). Walsh, J.R.JOSHB. Lougheed, E.C.; Toivonen,

Comparison of media and methods for detecting P.M. A. Alexandria : The Society. Journal of the and enumerating Listeria monocytogenes in American Society for Horticultural Science. refrigerated cabbage. July 1983. V. 108 (4). p. 533-536. ill. APMBA. Hao, D.Y.Y. Beuchat, L.R.; Brackett, Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 81 S012).

R.E. Washington, D.C. : American Society for Microbiology. Applied and environmental microbiology. May 1987. v. 53 (5). p. 955-957. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 448.3 1276 APS) Effect of perforated plastic row covers on residues of the herbicide DCPA in soil and

broccol i 1271 BECTA. Jensen, K.I.N. Kimball, E.R.; Ricketson,

C.L. New York, N.Y. : Spr i nger-Ver 1 ag . Bulletin Determination of polycyclic aromatic of environmental contamination and toxicology. hydrocarbons in Canadian samples of processed Dec 1985. v. 35 (6). p. 716-722. Includes vegetable and dairy products by liquid references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL RA1270. P35A 1) chromatography with fluorescence detection (Milled wheat, finished cereals, milk powders, malt, spinach, and cooking oils). Lawrence, J.F. Weber, D.F. Washington, D.C. American Chemical Society. Journal of

154 ......

(FOOD CONTAMINATION, HORTICULTURAL CROP)

1277 1282

Effect of temperature, sodium chloride, and pH Identification of diazinon and its metabolite on growth of Listeria monocytogenes in cabbage in spinach by chemical ionization mass juice. spectrometry. APMBA. Conner, D-E. Brackett, R.E.; Beuchat, BECTA. Cairns, T. Siegmund, E.G.; Froberg, J.E.

L.R. Washington, D.C. : American Society for New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag. Bulletin of Microbiology. Applied and environmental environmental contamination and toxicology. microbiology. July 1986. v. 52 (1). p. 59-63. Sept 1985. V. 35 (3). p. 291-295. Includes Includes 12 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL RA1270. P35A1 ) 448.3 APS).

1283 1278 Microbiology of hydroponical Ty-grown lettuce. Effect of the normal microflora on survival of JFPRDR. Riser, E.C. Grabowski, J.; Glenn, E.P.

Salmonella typhimurium inoculated into a Ames, Iowa : International Association of Milk, hydroponic nutrient solution. Food, and Environmental Sanitarians. Journal of

JFPRDR. Riser, B.C. Grabowski , J.; Glen, E.P. food protection. Oct 1984. v. 47 (10). p.

Ames, Iowa : International Association of Milk, 765-769. Includes 11 references. (NAL Call No.: Food, and Environmental Sanitarians. Journal of DNAL 44.8 J824) food protection. Oct 1985. v. 48 (10). p. 879-882, 886. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call

No. : DNAL 44.8 0824) 1284

Occurrence of pentachloronitrobenzene and its 1279 metabolites in spinach leaves (Fungicides). Cairns, T. BECTA. Siegmund, E.G.; Masumoto, H.T.

Effects of chemical treatments and controlled New York : Springer-Verlag. Bulletin of atmospheres on postharvest nitrate-nitrite environmental contamination and toxicology. Aug conversion in spinach (Spinacia oleracea). 1983. V. 31 (2). p. 230-234. ill. Includes

Aworh, O.C. Hicks, J.R.; Lee, C.Y.; Minotti, references. (NAL Call No.: RA 1270. P35A 1 ) P.L. Chicago, Institute of Food Technologists. Journal of food science. May/June 1981. v. 45 (3). p. 496-498, 501. Bibliography p. 498, 501. (NAL Call No.: 389.8 F7322). 1285

Residues of cycloate and influence of herbicides on some of nutritional factors in 1280 spinach.

Czapski, J.JPFCD. Horbowicz, M. ; Dobrzanski,

Effects of genotype and sewage sludge on A.; Bakowski , J. New York : Marcel Dekker. cadmium concentration i lettuce leaf tissue. Journal of environmental science and health. JOSHB. Yuran, G.T. Harrison, H.C. Alexandria, Part B. Pesticides, food contaminants, and

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American agricultural wastes. 1983. v. 18 (4/5). p. Society for Horticultural Science. July 1986. 497-503. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: V. 111 (4). p. 491-494. Includes references. TD172. J61 ) (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012).

1286 1281 Residues of dimethioate and methomyl on tomato Glucosinolates: potential toxicants in cabbage and cabbage in relation to their effect on cultivars. quality-related properties.

VanEtten, C.H. AR-NRRC. Daxenbichl er , M.E.; ETOCDK. Othman, M.A. Antonious, G.F.; Khattab,

Tookey, H.L.; Kwolek, W.F.; Williams, P.H.; M.M.; Abdel-All, A.; Khamis, A.E. Elmsford :

Yoder, O.C. Alexandria, Va. , The Society. Pergamon Press. Environmental toxicology and Journal of the American Society for chemistry. 1987. v. 6 (12). p. 947-952. Horticultural Science. Sept 1980. v. 105 (5). Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL p. 710-714. ill. 14 ref. (NAL Call No.: 81 0H545.A1E58) S012)

1287

Residues of rotenone (a naturally occurring insecticide) and rotenolone on lettuce and tomato fruit after treatment in the field with rotenone formulations. Newsome, W.H. Shields, J.B. Washington, D.C, American Chemical Society. Journal of

155 .

(FOOD CONTAMINATION, HORTICULTURAL CROP) agricultural and food chemistry. July/Aug 1980.

V. 28 (4). p. 722-724. 5 ref . (NAL Call No.: 381 J8223).

1288

The results and evaluation of a limited survey for ethyl eneblsdithlocarbamate and ethyl enethiourea residues in correlated raw and canned spinach and tomato samples (Fungicides).

Trotter, W.J.OFSAD. Pardue, J. Westport : Food & Nutrition Press. Journal of food safety. 1982. V. 4 (1). p. 59-68. 2 p. ref. (NAL Call

No. : TP373.5. J62).

1289

A Study of arsenical dusting of cabbage in relation to poison residues /by Chas. E. Smith.

Smith, Charles Egan,_1887-. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1937. Caption title.

8 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1

Ag84C no.41 1 )

156 ,

FOOD PACKAGING, HORTICULTURAL

1290

Physical Injury to crisphead lettuce during box closing. Hinsch. R.T. AR-W. Rij, R.E. Alexandria, Va. American Society for Horticultural Science. HortScience. Oct 1980. v. 15 (5). p. 657-658. ill. 6 ref. (NAL Call No.: SB1.H6).

157 FOOD COMPOSITION, HORTICULTURAL CROP

1291

Effects of genotype and sewage sludge on cadmium concentration i lettuce leaf tissue. iJOSHB. Yuran, G.T. Harrison, H.C. Alexandria,

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. July 1986. V. 111 (4). p. 491-494. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012).

1292

Effects of pesticide treatments on the carotenoid pigments of lettuce. JAFCAU. Rouchaud, J. Moons, C; Meyer, J. A.

Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. Nov/Dec 1984. v. 32 (6). p. 1241-1245. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381 J8223).

1293

Isolation and further characterization of a heat resistant peroxidase isoenzyme from caul if lower.

JFDAZ. Lee, C.Y. Pennesi, A. P. Chicago, 111. : Institute of Food Technologists. Journal of food science. Nov/Dec 1984. v. 49 (6). p. 1616-1617. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 389.8 F7322).

1294

Microbiology of hydroponical 1y-grown lettuce. JFPRDR. Riser, E.C. Grabowski, J.; Glenn, E.P.

Ames, Iowa : International Association of Milk, Food, and Environmental Sanitarians. Journal of food protection. Oct 1984. v. 47 (10). p. 765-769. Includes 11 references. (NAL Call No.:

DNAL 44.8 J824 ) .

1295

Physiological and quality responses of brussels sprouts to storage in controlled atmospheres.

JOSHB. Lipton, W.J. Mackey , B.E. Alexandria,

Va. : The Society. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science. May 1987. v. 112 (3). p. 491-496. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 81 S012).

158 .

HUMAN NUTRITION

1286

Women, birth control and nutrition. Perennial - Educat i on . Highland Park, IL. Perennial Education 1979. Abstract: It is important for women to recognize that the use of either birth control pills or an intrauterine device (lUD) will affect their body's nutritional needs. The use of an lUD causes more menstrual blood flow and hence a larger loss of iron, for which the woman can take an iron supplement or better, eat more iron producing foods such as liver and broccoli. The use of the Pill causes a decrease in blood flow, hence a storage of iron, but also causes water retention, appetite stimulation, and a decrease in folic acid. Vitamin C, and vitamin B6 levels. A decrease in vitamin B6 levels can cause depression. If a woman using either of these contraceptives maintains a well balanced diet with no over use of sugar and salt, she should have no problems nutritionally. Women from mid-teens to mid-twenties need 2100 calories a day, which they can get from a diet of lean meat, leafy green and other vegetables, beans, fruit and grain. (NAL Call No.: TX357.W6 F&N AV).

159 .

HOME ECONOMICS

1297

Pretty poisons.

McBurnle, D. New York : American Baby, Inc. Abstract: An illustrated overview discusses common house and garden plants and certain parts of everyday fruits and vegetables that are toxic to young children if eaten. Two common houseplants (dumbcane and phi 1 odendron) poison more children under age 5 than all other poisonous plants combined. It is estimated that plants poison as many as 250,000 Americans/year, with the majority of the victims being preschool children. Fruit and vegetable toxins include the seeds of apples, peaches, plums, and cherries, which contain cyanide, the uncooked sprouts ("eyes") and green parts of potatoes, the stems and leaves of tomatoes, and the leaf blades of rhubarb. Precautions that minimize child exposure are described. (wz) . American baby. Sept 1985. v. 47 (9). p. 70-71, 83-84. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL H0750.A2A4)

160 . . ; . . . .

POLLUTION

1298 1303

Cadmium-enriched sewage sludge application to The effects of trivalent chromium from tannery acid and calcareous soils: relation between wastes on plants (Tests with geranium and treatment, cadmium In saturation extracts, and rhubarb ) cadmium uptake (by corn, chard, tomato). Shivas, S.A.J. Easton, Pa., The Association.

Mahler, R.J. Bingham, F.T.; Sposito, G. ; Page, The Journal of the American Leather Chemists A.L. Madison, Wis., American Society of Association. Aug 1980. v. 75 (8). p. 288-299. Agronomy. Journal of environmental quality. 18 ref. (NAL Call No.: 303.9 AM32). July/Sept 1980. v. 9 (3). p. 359-364. ill. 22 ref. (NAL Call No.: 0H540.J6).

1304

1299 Extractabi 1 ity and plant uptake of trace elements from drilling fluids (Swiss chard, Covarlate measurements for Increasing the Lolium per*enne, barltes, soil pollution precision of plant response to 03 (ozone) and following completion of oil or gas wells). S02 (sulfur dioxide, air pollution, radish, Nelson, D.W. Liu, S.L.; Sommers, L.E. Madison,

lettuce) Wis. : American Society of Agronomy. Journal of Ormrod, D.P.HJHSA. Tingey. D.T.; Gumpertz, M. environmental quality. Oct/Dec 1984. v. 13 (4).

Alexandria : American Society for Horticultural p. 562-566. Includes 12 references. (NAL Call

Science. HortScience. Dec 1983. v. 18 No. : 0H540. J6). (6,sec.1). p. 896-898. Includes references.

(NAL Cal 1 No. : SB1 .H6)

1305

1300 Growth response in spinach to sequential and simultaneous exposure to N02 (nitrogen dioxide) Degradation of terbufos in soil and Its and S02 (Sulfur dioxide, pollution, Spinacia translocation Into cole crops. oleraeea) JAFCAU. Szeto, S.Y. Brown, M.J.; Mackenzie, Hogsett, W.E. Gumpertz, M.L.; Holman, S.R.;

J.R.; Vernon, R.S. Washington, D.C. : American Tingey, D.T. Alexandria, Va. : The Society. Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and Journal of the American Society for food chemistry. Sept/Oct 1986. v. 34 (5). p. Horticultural Science. Mar 1984. v. 109 (2). p. 876-879. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 252-256. ill. Includes references. (NAL Call

DNAL 381 J8223). No. : 81 S012)

1301 1306

Diseippearance of dimethoate, methmidophos and Precision and accuracy of visual foliar Injury pirimicarb in lettuce (Residues). assessments (Bean, pea, radish, spinach, air Szeto, S.Y. Mackenzie, J.R.; Brown, M.J. New pol lution)

York, N.Y. : Marcel Dekker. Journal of Gumpertz, M.L. Tingey, d.T.; Hogsett, W.E.

environmental science and health. Part B. Madison, Wis. , American Society of Agronomy. Pesticides, food contaminants, and agricultural Journal of environmental quality. July/Sept wastes. 1984. v. 19 (2). p. 225-235. Includes 1982. V. 11 (3). p. 549-553. 18 ref, (NAL Call

references. (NAL Call No.: TD172.J61). No. : 0H54O. J6).

1302 1307

Effects of sulfur dioxide and ambient ozone on Utilization of a response-surface technique In winter wheat and lettuce. the study of plant responses to ozone and JEVOAA. Olszyk, D.M. Bytnerowicz, A.; Kats, G. sulfur dioxide mixtures (Lettuce, garden peas, Dawson, P.J.; Wolf, J.; Thompson, C.R. Madison, radishes, foliar Injuries of pollutants).

Wis. : American Society of Agronomy. Journal of Ormrod, D.P. Tingey, D.T.; Gumpertz, M.L.;

environmental quality. Oct/Dec 1986. v. 15 (4). Olszyk, D.M. Rockville, Md. : American Society p. 363-369. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: of Plant Physiologists. Plant physiology. May DNAL 0H540.J6). 1984. V. 75 (1). p. 43-48. ill. Includes 24 references. (NAL Call No.: 450 P692).

161 . .

MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS

1308

Frequency distribution analyses of lettuce drop caused by Slerotlnia minor. PHYTAd. Marols, J.J. Adams. P.B. St. Paul.

M1nn. : American Phytopathologlcal Society. Phytopathology. Aug 1985. v. 75 (8). p. 957-961. Includes 22 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 464.8 P56)

1309

Involvement of reverse transcription In the replication of cauliflower mosaic virus: a detailed model and test of some aspects.

Pfelffer. P.CELLB. Hohn. T. Cambridge : MIT Press. Cell. July 1983. v. 33 (3). p. 781-789. 111. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 0H573.C42)

162 . .

DOCUMENTATION

1310

Disorders in cabbage, bunched broccoli, and cauliflower shipments to the New York market, 1972-1985. PLDIDE. Ceponis, M.J. Cappellini, R.A.;

Lightner, G.W. St. Paul, Minn. : American Phytopathol ogi cal Society. Plant disease. Dec 1987. V. 71 (12). p. 1151-1154. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 1.9 P69P).

1311

A personal computer program for calculation of soil bulk density, coefficient of linear extensibility, and linear shrinkage.

, CS0SA2. Bartenf el der D.C. Karathanas i s , A.D.;

Sobecki, T.M. New York, N.Y. : Marcel Dekker Communications in soil science and plant analysis. July 1986. v. 17 (7). p. 725-734. Includes 11 references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL S590.C63)

1312

A review of cabbage pest management In New York: from the pilot project to the private sector, 1978-1982 (Insect control, databases). Andaloro. J.T. Hoy, C.W.; Rose, K.B.; Tette,

J. P.; Shelton, A.M. Geneva, N.Y. : New York (State), Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva. New York's food and life sciences bulletin. 1983. 1983. (105). New York ill. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: S95.E22).

163 .

HUMAN MEDICINE, HEALTH AND SAFETY

1313

Linear furocoumarin accumulation in celery plants infected with Erwinia carotovora pv. carotovora JAFCAU. Surico, G. Varvano. L.; Solfrizzo, M.

Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry. May/ June 1987. v. 35 (3). p. 406-409. Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 381 J8223).

164 AUTHOR INDEX

Abawi , G.S. 752, 749, 580 Bardalaye, P.C. 423, 1057 Abd-Elrazik, A. A. 746 Barker, A.V. 175, 978 Abdel-AII, A. 1155, 1286 Barltrop, J. 209, 1001 Abdel -Rahman, M. 728 Barnard, J. 389 Acosta-Nunez, S. 1090 Barnes, Tracy. 26 Adams, E.B. 893 Barnett, W.W. 572 Adams, J.R. 324, 1229 Barrows, E.M. 419, 1206, 1220 Adams, P.B. 745, 1174, 699, 1308, 623, 780, 622 Barry, Goodloe. 13, 1244 Adams, T.L. 823 Barta, D.J. 202, 960 AESAAI. 418, 510, 1217, 1212 Bartenfelder, D.C. 1311, 1177 Agamalian, H. 717, 1091, 716, 1191, 1081, 715, Bartok, J.W. Jr. 70, 64 1190, 1080 Bartsch, J. A. 1251 Agamalian, H.S. 709, 1236 Bassi, P.K. 232 AGJOA. 67, 185, 1242 Bates, M.L. 658, 755 AGJOAT. 33, 1179 Baugher, D.G. 564

Aharon 1 , Y. 1046, 541, 1260, 278, 279, 1043 BBRCA. 837, 194 Aist, J.R. 779 Beale, M.W. 1084 Aist, James Robert,. 172, 661 Beaver. G. 51, 254, 1183 AKFRA. 487 Beck, H.W. 376 AKFRAC. 1113, 1267, 127, 601 Becker, F.R. 243, 192

A1 Ani , A. 928 Becker, R.F. 34, 953, 109, 170, 561 A1 Ani, R. 927 BECTA. 1050, 1269, 1115, 1282, 1137, 1276, AH shah, A. 360 1125, 1284 Allen, M.M. 205, 1129, 1234 BECTA6. 1134 Alleyne, E.H. 512, 563 Beegle, C.C. 324, 1229, 508 Altieri, M.A. 174, 478, 147 Beer, Steven Vincent,. 878 Alvarez, A.M. 786, 800, 1131 Bekey, R. S. 433 Andaloro, J.T. 192, 243, 514, 1312, 560, 170, Belanger, A. 1171, 1120 561, 403, 1132, 536, 483, 389, 383, 519, 534, Be11, D. 969, 1140 435 Bellinder, R.R. 1158, 1022, 1070, 1189 Andow, D.A. 449 Bellows, T.S. Jr. 480, 890

Andrews , P . L . 539 Benoit, F. 1134, 1160, 1050 Ansa, O.A. 850 Bens ink, J. 982 Antonelli, A. 314, 315, 316, 312, 313 Berger, R.S. 546, 553 Antonelli, A.L. 320 Berkowitz, G.A. 234, 1235 Antonious, G.F. 1155, 1286 Berry, R.E. 979 APMBA. 1270, 1277 Berry, W.L. 235, 173, 996 Appaiah, K.M. 1115, 1269 Bessey, P.M. 37, 198, 177, 1180 Arakawa, K. 890, 480 Beste, C.E. 1083 Armour, S.L. 428, 858 Beuchat, L.R. 1270, 1277 Armstrong, D.M. 56, 966, 1186 Beydon, P. 289 Arntzen, C.J. 1076 Bezuidenhout, F.J. 1116, 1261 Ashley, R.A. 1105 Bhowmik, P.C. 994, 1060 Ashton, P.M. 1090 Bible, B.6. 217 Ashwood-Smith, M.J. 1264, 1036 Biever, K.D. 411, 539, 511, 395

Askari , A. 360 Bingham, F.T. 984, 1298 Aten, C.F. 1272, 1121 Binning, L. K. 495 Aworh, O.C. 1279 Binning, L.K. 613. 494, 1085, 738, 496. 1086, Awuah, R.T. 734 266, 69, 267, 274, 62, 257, 245 Ayers, W.A. 623, 622 Bird, G.W. 75, 584

Babb, M. F. 1897- . 73 Bishop, J.M. 476, 1232, 1210 Babish, J.bT 21, 1138 Bissonnette, Howard L. 616, 566, 1108, 615, Babish, J.G. 18, 1222, 1239 565, 1107 Bache, C.A. 382. 990 Bissonnette, Howard L.& Commercial vegetable. Badawy, A.S. 1247, 1273 617, 567, 1109 Baggett, J.R. 114, 633, 115, 634 Bjostad, L.B. 434, 522, 1226. 1213 Bahr, G.F. 396 Black, M.C. 46, 688, 124, 680 Baker, A.S. 762 Black, William R._1923-. 13. 1244 Baker, P.B. 483 Blamble, A.E. 150 Bakowski, J. 1154, 1285 Bleecker, A.B. 227

Balazs, E. 922 Blickenstaff , C.C. 431 Baldwin, R.E. 785 Bloksberg, L.N. 155, 1040 Balint, R. 203, 672, 934 Biyther, R.S. 742

Ball, E. D. 1870- . 288 Boger, P. 983, 1111

165 AUTHOR INDEX

Boland, L.M. 1228 Chaudhary, S.K. 1036, 1264 Boldt, Paul F. 567, 617, 1109, 566, 616, 1108, Chauvin, C. 926 565, 615, 1107 Cheah, L.H. 776, 747, 702 Bonman, J.M. 724, 782, 719 Chen, C.G. 234, 1235 Bonneville, J.M. 920, 865 Chen, C.N. 441 Bosland, P. 730 Chen, T.A. 903 Bourke, J.B. 1272, 1121 Chiang, M.S. 145, 726, 774 Bove, J.M. 869 Chiment, J.J. 382, 990 Bowers, J.L. 601, 127, 6, 955, 151, 737 Chitapong, P. 1084, 1061, 1095

Bowman , J . S . 357 Chittenden, F. H. 568, 333, 1198, 335

Bowyer , J . W . 850 Chittenden, F. H. 1858- . 332, 1197, 427, 331

Boyd, J.N. 20 Chiykowski , L.N. 835 Brackett, R.E. 1266, 1270, 1277 Cho, J.J. 328, 831, 399, 845, 809, 794, 665, Bradford, K.J. 27, 189 962, 120, 682, 798 Brady, U.E. 390 Chong, C. 774. 217

Bratnbl , R. 103, 190, 981 Chou, C.H. 1019

Brannon, Loyd William, 1900- . 426, 1207 Christie, S.R. 892 Braude, G.L. 207, 1262~ Chueca, A. 991, 1126 Braun, H.E. 374, 1123 Claret, J. 289 Breene, R.G. 420 Cobb, A.C. 749 Brlansky, R.H. 838 Cochrane, W.P. 17, 1117 Brown, H. D._1891-. 344 Coffey, D.L. 535 Brown, J.K. 951, 570 Cohen, S.S. 203, 672, 934 Brown, M.J. 366, 1300, 1118, 1274, 1301, 1124 Cohen, W.S. 1012, 1139 Brown, S. 30, 239, 1178 Cole, Herbert. 1149 Browning, H.W. 510, 1212, 1217, 415, 489 Collier, G.F. 961, 977, 268 Bruns, D. 223 Collier, R.H. 458 Bucinoltz, D.L. 1014, 1143 Collin, H.A. 1054, 247, 1053 Bugg, M.W. 1012, 1139 Collins, B. 367 Bukovac, M.J. 1016 Collins, R.L. 993, 1128. 1059 Bullock, R.M. 962 Colt, W.M. 51, 254. 1183 Burt, M.E. 475475, 475475 Condi t. C. 891 Burton, V. 583, 443 Conner. D.E. 1277 Businelli, M. 1263 Consolacion, E.D. 232 Buta, J.G. 1006, 1067 Conway. K.E. 45, 998, 679 Byers, R.A. 416 Coody, L.S. 552 Byford, W.J. 667 Cooke, R. 837, 825 Byther, R.S. 741 Coplin, D.L. 756 Bytnerowicz, A. 995, 206, 1302 Corbin, J.B. 776, 747, 702

Cabitza, F. 1156 Corsoro , S . 535 Cabras, P. 1156 Couch, T.L. 556 CAGRA. 478, 174, 147, 763, 1187, 108, 624, 530, Coudriet, D.L. 456, 531 482, 72, 505 Covey, S.N. 896, 923, 162, 944, 900, 152, 937 Cairns, T. 1137, 1282, 1284 Cox, F.R. 261, 1172 Caland, C. 576 Crabtree, G.D. 1098, 1099 Callahan, P.S. 528 Craker, L.E. 100, 1241

Campbel 1 , C.J. 455 Cranshaw, W.S. 381, 380, 353 Campbell, R.N. 668, 795, 843, 671, 815, 621 Creager, R.A. 1056 Canning, E.U. 554 Creighton, C.S. 336, 345, 547 Cantelo, W.W. 140, 448 Creighton, J.F. 1058. 1069, 1072 Cantliffe, D.J. 226 Crete, R. 145, 726. 774 Capar, S.G. 207, 1262 CRYBAS. 218 Cappellini, R.A. 11, 600, 1310, 1252, 12, 1031 Cslnos. A. 674 Carpenter, H.E. 780 Csizinszky. A. A. 513 Carson, L.J. 1114. 1268 CS0SA2. 1177, 1311 Carson, W. 482 Culliney, T.W. 382, 990 Cartwrlght, B. 342, 401 Cuthbert, Frank P.,_1922-. 295, 347, 1201. 349. Casida, J.E. 988, 1122, 225, 1147, 200, 1052 1203, 348. 1202, 350, 1204. 346. 1200 Caton, J.R. 166, 938 Czaplewski. L.G. 886. 467 Cauwenberge, P.P. van. 22, 1152 Czapskl. J. 1285. 1154 Cawthon, George Eugene. 233 Dahlbeck. D. 823 CELLB. 875, 1309 Dainello. F.J. 690. 1064. 46, 124, 688, 680. Ceponis, M. J._1916-. 42 638, 735, 156, 751 Ceponis, M.J. 11, 600, 1310, 1252, 12, 1031 Damm, D. 823 Ceska, 0. 1264, 1036 Dance, M.C. 859 Ceustermans, N. 1134, 1160, 1050 DangYang, K. 974, 154 Chalfant, R.B. 400, 406, 887, 470, 471, 280, Dapsis, L.J. 352, 361 469, 308, 1112 Datnoff, L. 713, 714 Chamberlln, J.R. 297 Datnoff, L.E. 732 Chambers, C. 342, 401 Daubert, S. 888 Chaney, R.L. 86, 1188, 85, 1026 Daubert, S.D. 857, 104, 816. 153. 905. 119. 842

Chapogas, Peter G. , 1928-. 13, 1244 Davidson. R. 315. 316. 312. 313

Chappell , W.E. 1096 Davidson. R.M. Jr. 314, 741. 742

166 AUTHOR INDEX

Davies, J.W. 467, 886, 162, 923 Engler, D.E. 957. 662. 792 Davis, D.J. 194 Engler, W.P. 396

Davis, D.R. 1113, 1267 Erwin, A. T. 1874- . 659, 35, 627 Dawson, P.J. 206, 995, 1302 Essenberg, r7c. 428, 858, 868, 899, 909

Dawson, Peter Robert, . 963 ETOCDK. 1155, 1286 Daxenbichler, M.E. 133, 1281 Evans, C. 30, 239, 1178 Day, D.A. 224 Evans, H.F. 476, 1232, 1210 Dean, D.A. 420 EVETB. 323, 536, 490, 195, 321 Deboldt, J. W. 404 EVETEX. 384, 409. 373, 457, 449, 493, 379. 524. DeBolt, J. 477 546, 411, 853, 408, 140, 448 Default, R.J. 381 Falk, B.W. 118, 841. 892, 950. 1216, 548. 940, Delley, G. 851 945 Delp, B. 958, 590, 959, 793, 663 Farley, J.D. 647. 643 Delseney, M. 877 Farnsworth, D.E. 979 Delwiche, P. A. 782, 719 Farrara, B. 132, 705

Demery , D . 865 Federici, B.A. 337, 447, 489

Demski , J.W. 864 Felgin, A. 67, 185, 1242 Denton, W.H. 376, 469 Ferguson, W.L. 8, 10, 95, 1168, 97, 1170, 93. Derrick, K.S. 838 1166, 96, 1169, 94, 1167 Diaz, M.A. 991, 1126 Ferkovich, S.M. 325 Dibble, J. 443, 583 Fernandez -Gonzalez, 0. 869 Dickson, M.D. 138, 804 Ferrari, T.E. 223 Dickson, M.H. 150, 290, 105 Ferretti, P. A. 1074. 1097 Dillard, C. 325 Ferro, D.N. 352, 361 Dillard, H. 590, 958 FETMA. 484, 134, 436 Dillard, H.R. 620, 711, 750 Finch, S. 458 Dilley, R.A. 1093 Fimayson, D.G. 455. 36. 329 Dinkel, D.H. 1101 Finnigan, B. 51, 254, 1183 Dixon, L. 851, 874, 876 Fischer, V.F. 993, 1059. 1128 Dixon, L.K. 829 Fisher. C.G. 45, 679. 998 Dobrzanski, A. 1154, 1285 Fisher, H.H. 1098

Dobson , R . 762 Flore, J. A. 1016

Dobson , R . L . 753 FNETD. 687, 630. 790. 646, 645. 648. 689, 686, Dodd, J. A. 814 685. 701 Dodds, J. A. 116, 839, 840 Foor, S. 643 Donald, W.W. 1130 Foster, R.E. 484 Donson, J. 162, 923 Fox, J. A. 732 Doss, G.J. 382. 990 Francis, J. A. 306 Dougherty, E.M. 387 Franck. A. 894 Douglass, L.W. 86, 1188, 85, 1026 Francois, L.E. 180, 989 Dowd, P.F. 439 Frank, R. 374, 1123 Dowler, C.C. 99, 1077 Fraser, L. 919 Downing, D.L. ed. 24, 1042 Fricke, F.L. 207. 1262 Du Plessis, D.H. 844 Fried, B. 1228

Du, J.W. 434 Friedman, B. A. 1909- . 608, 1037, 609 Dudley, K.R. 126, 852 Friedman, J. 214, 1075 Dudley, R.K. 922, 925, 163. 630, 828 Fritz, V.A. 182. 677. 40. 796 Dudzinski, D. 44. 797 Froberg, J.E. 1137, 1282 Dufault. CP. 417 Furr, A.K. 262, 1240. 1221. 1233 Duffus, J. 914 Furry. R.B. 1251. 1258 Duff us, J.E. 847, 846. 463. 883. 940. 548 Furusawa, I. 870 Dulmage. H.T. 508 Futterer, J. 885 Dumas, B.A. 487 Gabrielson, R.L. 791. 753. 762, 724, 782. 719. Duniway, J.M. 669 693. 542. 772 Durand, R. 825, 936 Garber, R.C. 779 Durgan, M.E. 706, 167. 778. 164. 768 Garcia, C. 429, 1208, 1224, 538, 556. 388 Dusky, J. A. 1102, 1073, 1071. 39. 1055 Gardner, B.R. 37, 198, 177, 1180 Dyer, L.J. 339, 1223, 1199 Gardner, CO. Jr. 868, 899, 909 Eagle, D.J. 265, 1148 Gardner, R. 90S, 153 Eaton, J.L. 418. 392, 442 Gardner, R.C. 938, 166, 888, 119, 842, 488. Eckenrode, C.J. 150. 310. 299. 311. 519. 501. 895, 901 534, 105, 290 Garman, H. 319. 452, 260

Eckenrode, Charles Joseph. . 577 Garrabrandt . L.E. 773 ECOLA. 517 Garrison. S.A. 980, 28, 237 Edelson, J.V. 342, 122, 402. 401 Gay, J.D. 743. 806 Ellerbrock. L.A. 734 Gazaway, W. 30. 239, 1178 Elliott. L.P. 789 Gelernter, W.D. 337 Ellison. J.H. 28, 237 GENGD. 824 Elmer, W.H. 673, 125. 691. 704 GENSAB. 392 Elseewl. A. A. 1015 GENTA. 132, 705 Endo. R.M. 730. 692. 670. 765 Genung. W.G. 87. 559. 376. 414, 252. 413 Endo. Y. 479 Georghiou, G.P. 445 Engler, D. 959. 663. 793 Gerba. CP. 1247, 1273

167 AUTHOR INDEX

Gephardt, P.O. 304, 305, 302 Hamm, P.B. 740 Getzin, L.W. 365, 772, 542 Hamnock, B.D. 386, 551

Ghabrial, S.A. 904, 914 Hansen, Albert A. ~ 1891- . 1049 Ghidfu, G.M. 293 Hao, D.Y.Y. 1270 Gibbs, M. 234, 1235 Hara, T. 246. 178, 1238 Glllet, J. 1134 Harding, J. A. 415 Gllman, J. C._1890-. 641 Hargis, J.H. 553 Gilmour, S.J.~227 Harker, C.L. 818 Gilpatrick, J.L. 372 Harper, J.D. 287, 303 Gilreath, J. P. 985, 1048, 1100 Harrison, C.W. 893 Gilreath, P.R. 985, 1048 Harrison, H.C. 52, 215, 1010, 181, 1291, 1280 Glaze, N.C. 99, 1077, 581, 999 Hart. L.P. 670 Glen, E.P. 1278 Hart. W. 443, 583 Glenn, E.P. 1294, 1192, 1283 Harter, L. L. 788, 626, 591

Goad, A.S. 467, 886 Harter, L. L. 1875- . 587 Goad, L.J. 220 Hartill, W.F.T. 776, 747, 702 Gold, S.E. 678 Hartsell, P.L. 422, 541, 1260, 278. 279 Gonzalez, A.R. 1267, 1113 Haschek, W.M. 1221, 1233 Goode, M.J. 127, 601, 151, 737 Hassell, R. 1008, 1136 Goorha, R. 861, 1209, 1230 Hassell, R.L. 1145, 790, 630, 648 Gordon, K. 885 Hatzios, K.K. 969, 1140 Gordts, L.A.-i- Vandezande, A. 22, 1152 Haughan, P. A. 220 Gorske, S.F. 1092 Hazlet, M.A. 823 Gorski, S.F. 56, 966, 1186, 1145, 14 Heagle, A.S. 256

Gouger , R.J. 503 Heber, U. 197

Gould, George Edward, 1905- . 309 Hegarty, T.W. 270, 1173 Gould, W.P. 499 Heilman, M.D. 89, 1103, 1193 Graber, P. 210, 1066 Hein, R.A. 868 Grabowski, J. 1278, 1192, 1283, 1294 Heineman, R.R. 1064, 46, 688. 124, 680, 156, Grabowski, J.M. 1133, 1000 751 Graflus, E. 461, 326, 367 Hemmat, M. 33, 1179 Granett, J. 410 Hemphill, D.D. Jr. 1175 Granoff, A. 861, 1209, 1230 Henneberry, T.J. 362, 1219 Grant, A.J. 485, 1211, 1225 Herbert, D.A. 287

Greathead, A.S. 717, 709, 1236, 716, 1081, Herr, Robert Roy, . 767 1191, 715, 1080, 1190, 700, 621, 815 Hess, F.D. 1143, 1014 Green, G. L. 533, 1214 Hessney, M.L. 299, 311 Greig, J. K.& Horticulture facts. 74 Hicks, J.R. 1251, 1279 Grenoble, D.W. 1074, 1097 Highland. H.B. 853. 408 Greve, P. A. 19 Himeno, M. 479 Grevenstuk, W.B.F. 19 Hines, T.E. 1189, 1070 Grimsley, N. 784, 813 Hinsch, R.T. 1290, 1018 GRLEA. 381 Hipkins, P.L. 1096 Grogan, R.G. 958, 590, 668, 843, 795, 117, 589, Hirth, L. 830, 836, 866, 855, 894 664, 711, 750, 959, 663, 793, 957, 662, 792, HJHSA. 81, 44, 797, 908, 980, 27, 189, 1248, 971, 694, 676, 669, 833, 248 1032, 1254, 804, 138, 155, 1040, 1255, 1033. Grogran, R.G. 975 1250, 1028, 45, 679. 998, 114, 633. 58, 145. Gronenborn, B. 905, 153 726, 986. 1056. 987. 1299. 102. 82. 634, 115,

Groner , A . 396 85, 1026 Guedes, A.C. 226 Hobe, J. 982 Gullfoyle, T. 935, 862, 1231 Hoffman, J.D. 388 Guilfoyle, T.J. 924, 939 Hof master, R.N. 526

Gun ley, H. 821, 921, 922, 894 Hogenkamp , D.J. 300 Gull, D.D. 414 Hogsett, W.E. 1305. 1007, 1306, 1020 Gumpertz, M. 987, 1299 Hohn, B. 784, 813, 874, 110, 817, 866 Gumpertz, M.L. 1027, 1307, 1007, 1306, 1020. Hohn, T. 949, 885, 819, 851, 784. 813. 874, 1306 829, 911, 876, 875, 1309, 110. 817, 866 Gutenmann, W.H. 382, 990 Hoi den, Z. 200, 1052 Guy, C.L. 190, 103, 981 Hoi 1 ingsworth, M.H. 287, 303 Guy, R.H. 537 Holman, S.R. 1007, 1305 Guzman, V.L. 965, 1185, 118, 841, 76, 159, 915, Holt, J.E. 199, 1029 77, 161, 614, 47, 129, 602, 48, 130, 854, 92, Homan, H.W. 318 171, 618, 950, 1216, 39, 1055, 87, 559, 722, Honma, S. 677, 182. 40, 796. 125. 691. 968. 956, 1057, 376, 414. 252, 413 136, 967, 135, 588. 112

Hagan, D.V. 390 Honma , Ss . 58 Hagen, G. 935 Hooper, Ruth Lynn. 49, 421, 253 Hagen, T.J. 910 Hopen, H.J. 1133, 1000, 1092 Hahn, P. 898 Horbowicz, M. 1154, 1285 Halfhill, J.E. 345, 356, 356 Horl, T.M. 800, 1131

Hall , D. 666 Horng, L.C. 1079 Hall, D.H. 718 Hortenstine, C.C. 1184. 1005 Halllwell, R.S. 826, 893 Hostetter, D.L. 411, 511. 1144, 395 Hamilton, H.A. 1120, 1171 Houck, CM. 166. 938

168 AUTHOR INDEX

Hough-GoldstelR, U.A. 545 Johnson. A.M. 99. 1077. 581, 999, 264, 631, 244 Houpert, G. 576 Johnson, CB. 179 Howard, W.E. 277 Johnson, CE. 16 Howarth, A.J. 488, 895 Johnson, D. 583, 443 Howe, CM. 255 Johnson, J. 893 Howell, J.C. 954 Johnson, Jerral 0.,. 585, 1215, 1227 Howell, S.H. 856, 906, 907, 873, 163, 925, 943, Johnson, M.W. 373, 530, 465, 1146, 41, 201, 930, 126, 852, 828, 863 1127, 1017, 1150 Hoy, C.W. 409, 243, 192, 514, 1312, 580, 403, Johnson, R.L. 354 1 1 32 536 Johnson, S.A. 780

Hruschka, Howard W. 1915- . 1259 Johnston, R.L. 353 Huber, S.C. 1078, 1004, 187187, 187187 Johnston, S.A. 697, 687, 773, 652, 654, 656. Hubler, R. 949 655, 653

Hughes, P.R. 382, 990 Jollvette, James Peter, 1915- . 91, 812 Mjibert. S.D. 164, 768 Jonard, G. 921, 922, 894 Hulbert, S.H. 167, 778 Jones, D. 410, 386 Hull, R. 467, 886, 162, 923, 944, 152, 900, Jones, G. 386

877, 111, 820, 937, 929 Jones , Z . F . 553

Hunken, Jorie. 26 Jones, L. R. 1864- . 703, 641, 587, 788, 626 Hunt, T.W. 1089, 1153 Jones, R.E. 282 Hunter, U.E. 804, 138, 620 Jones, R.K. 690, 680, 638, 735, 156, 751 Huntington, V.C. 268 Jones, V.P. 373 Zgnoffo, CM. 429, 1208, 1224, 538, 556, 388 J0PAA2. 1228 Ilnlckl, R.D. 1106, 1084, 1061, 1095 Jorgensen, M.C 1251, 1258 nott, T.W. 706 JOSHB. 677, 182, 52, 215, 1010, 202, 960, 1295, Imolehln, E.D. 694, 676, 669 1257, 994, 1060, 40, 796, 989, 180, 181, 1280, Inaba, T. 707 1291, 1249, 513, 169, 946, 982, 992, 917. 764. Inman, d.W. 717, 1237, 709, 1236, 716, 1191, 1253, 1275, 1180, 1046, 962, 86, 1188 1081, 715, 1190, 1080 JOVZAM. 949 Xrlyama, K. 229 JPFCD. 1285, 1154 Irwin, R.D. 407 JPhRJDS. 176, 952 Xsenberg, F.M.R. 1258 JRGVA. 89, 1193, 1103 Zshll, M. 884, 1082 JTXSB. 199, 1029 Ives, P.M. 282 Ju, H.Y. 217 Zwata, Y. 465, 1146 Kader, A. A. 1249, 992

Zzzeldin, H. 219, 1011, 973 Kadow, K. J. 1908- . 38. 375 Jacobs, J.D. 856 KAEBA. 319. 452, 260

Jacrot , B . 926 Kahn, B.A. 45, 998. 679 Jafarpour, B. 912 Kane. M. 61 JAFCA. 207, 1262 Kapur. O.P. 1115. 1269 JAFCAU. 805, 1313, 382, 990, 366. 1118, 1300, Karathanasls. A.O. 1177, 1311 1264, 1036, 1, 1292 Kareiva, P.M. 517 JANCA2. 423, 1268, 1114 Karlmian, N. 261, 1172 Janes, M.J. 414 Kasmire, R.F. 1034, 1256, 1035

Jaques , R . P . 557 Kats, G. 206, 995, 1302, 250 Jamln, M.L. 32, 242, 84, 272, 79, 271, 66. 60, Kattan, A. A. 1267, 1113

80 Kaufman. Jacob, 1907- . 42 Jarrell, W.M. 67, 185. 1242 Kaurin, A. 218 Jarvis, J.L. 540, 165 Ke, D. 1033, 1255 Jaworski, CA. 674, 999, 581, 264 Kean, 0. 633, 114 Jayne, S. 823 Kee, W.E. 1068 JBBID. 208, 222, 1142, 1013 Keeling, J. 889 JCECD. 339, 1199, 1223, 196. 322. 1196, 204. Keene, C. 643 391. 498 Kelley, L.M. 1273, 1247

Jeanne . R . L . 499 Kessell, R.V. 132, 705 JEENA. 403, 1132, 365, 562. 1165. 439. 557. Khamis, A.E. 1155, 1286 572. 341, 361, 483 Khan, M.A. 864 JEENAZ. 342. 831, 328, 545, 480, 890, 337, 297, Khattab, M.M. 1155, 1286 387, 327, 417. 456, 364, 405, 393, 1045, 465. Kido. K. 337. 530, 298. 572 1146 Klhra, G.M. 102 Jennison, C. 560 Klm-Chi. C 573 Jensen, K.Z.N. 1276, 1125 Kimball. E.R. 1125. 1276 Jensen, M. 197 Kimble, K.A. 102, 793, 959, 663, 957. 792. 662 JESED. 209, 1001 Kingdon. L.B. 569 JEVQAA. 206, 995, 1302 Kirby, R.D. 343, 520 JFDAZ. 1293 K1 Shaba, A.N. 456, 531 JFPRDR. 1266. 1278. 1247. 1273, 1192. 1294. Kitsos, G.T. 628 1283 Klein, R.M. 259 JFSAD. 1159. 1288 Kloft, P.J. 993, 1128, 1059 Jiang. Y.P. 903 Knight, S.L. 81, 82 JKESA. 429. 1224. 1208. 511 Ko, W.H. 1025 Johannlngmeier, U. 222, 1142. 1013 Koenig, Z. 874. 876 JOHEA. 136. 968 Koepsell. P. A. 740

169 AUTHOR INDEX

Kok, L.T. 457, 451, 483, 287, 527 Linduska, J.J. 387 Koinlves, T. 888. 1122 Llngren, P. D. 533. 1214 Konsler, T.R. 886 Lingren. P.O. 362, 1219 Kontaxis, D.G. 748 Link, M.L. 1086 Kotter, C. 210, 1066 Linker, D. 715, 1190, 1080 Kozlel, M.G. 823 Linn, C.E. 339, 1223, 1199, 434 Kozlovskaya, V.Z. 385 Linn, C.E. Jr. 481 Krain, H. 363 Lippert, L.F. 970, 219, 1011. 973 Krass, Conrad Jon. 848 Lipton, W.J. 1248, 1295, 1257 Kratky, B.A. 1151, 1021, 1025 Lisk, D.J. 382, 990 Kraus, Y. 70 Liu, H.Y. 883, 463 Krikun, J. 780 Liu, S.L. 1304, 1002 Krizek, D.T. 235 Llewellyn, W. 1094, 1024 Kroha, M. 556 LOAGA. 54, 437, 1062 Kroha, M.O. 538, 388 Lobachenko, N.I. 574

Kroll , T. 713, 714 Locascio, S.J. 1024, 1094 Kroll, T.K. 701, 684, 636, 637 Lofgren, John A. 617, 567, 1109, 615, 565, 1107

Kronland, W.C. 783, 754 Lofgren, John A. . 566, 616, 1108

Krueger, H.R. 340, 515 LoParco , D.P. 650 Kruse, J. 818 Lopez Gorge, J. 991, 1126 Kuhr, R.J. 435. 475475, 475475 Lorbeer, J.W. 697, 727, 734, 775, 128, 698, Kulper, F. 882 781, 149, 729, 650, 651, 725, 746 Kunert. K.J. 883, 1111 Lougheed, E.C. 1253, 1275 Kuntz, B.T. 85, 1168 Lovell, V.M. 551 Kupatt, C. 1106. 1061 Lucas, R.E. 965, 1185, 956 KuzJ, A. 835, 862. 1231 Luetchford, CM. 372 Kwolek. Vf.F. 133. 1281 Lumsden, R.D. 770 Lacpoute, F. 821 Lund, E.D. 976

Lacy, G.H. 660, 732, 684, 636, 637 Lung, Michael C. Y. , . 932 Lacy, M.L. 673, 686. 125. 681. 704. 63, 258 Lvov, Y. 897 Ladd, T.L. Jr. 454 Lyttle, D.J. 428, 858 Laemmlen, F.F. 108, 624 MacDonald, G.E. 33, 1179 Lafont. R. 288 MacGregor, R.R. 686, 685 Lagace, E.A. 205, 1128, 1234 Mackenzie, J.R. 366, 1118, 1300, 1274, 1124, Laing, J.E. 557 1301, 455 Lambdln, P. 535 Mackey, B.E. 1257, 1295 Lambe, R. C. 738 Maclean, D.J. 708

Lambe, R.C. 713, 660. 714, 701, 684. 636, 637, Madama , John . 26 632, 785 Madhusudana Rao, M. 1067, 1006 Lamont. W.J. 886 Madrid, M.T. Jr. 1099 Landry, B.S. 132, 705 Magazin, M. 920 Lane, M.D. 251 Maguire, J.D. 693 Lange, H. 443. 583 Magyarosy, A.C. 882 Lange, W.H. 464 Magyarosy, Sylvester, E.S. 881 LaParco, D.P. 651 Mahler, R.J. 984, 1298 Lapl, L. 833 Mahr, S.E.R. 639 LaPre. L.F. 41. 201, 1127, 1017, 1150 Mahrt, G.G. 431 Laquel, P. 811 Mai, W.F. 580 Larsen. R.C. 463, 883 Mankin, R.W. 485, 1211, 1225

Larson. R. H. 1804- . 587 Mansour, N.S. 1099 Lasota, J. 4ST Marafloti, R.A. 1272, 1121 Lasota. J. A. 457. 483. 527 Maralte, H. 1160, 1050 Latheef, M.A. 407 Marco, Y. 906 Latin, Richard X. 582 Marlon, G.R. 1106 Law, S.E. 523. 1163, 1162, 251. 387 Markham, P.G. 818, 467, 886 Lawrence. J.F. 1271. 1265 Marols, J.J. 699, 1308 Lazri. B. 418. 1206. 1220 Marr, Charles. 74 Lebeurler. G. 822. 836. 821. 866. 855 Marsh, H. 0._1885-1918. 568 Lee, C.Y. 1283, 1278 Marsh, L. 862, 1231

Lee T . B . 814 Marsh, R.E. 277 Leibeei G.L. 383, 1045. 406. 440. 458 Martin, D.F. 209, 1001 Lenker. D. 717, 708, 1236. 716. 1081, 1181 Martin, K. 78 Lenton, J.R. 220 Martin, S.B. 752 Leppla. N.C. 323. 537 Martlnez-Izqulerdo, J. 819, 851

Letey. J. 67, 185, 1242 Marucchlnl , C. 1263 Leung, H. 817, 764 Masumoto, H.T. 1284 Levitt, J. 221 Matejka, J.C. 681 Lewis, G.D. 646, 645. 657. 766. 720. 648. 642 Matsul, T. 216 LI. D. 804 Matthews, R.E.F. 889, 919 Libby, J.L. 245 Matyac, C.A. 972, 146, 975 Lightner, G.W. 11, 600. 1310. 1252. 12. 1031 Mau, R.F.L. 845, 399

Lin, Ming-tlen. . 831 Maule, A.J. 818, 162, 823 Lindqulst. R.K. 555, 354. 340. 515 Maury, W.J. 1004

170 AUTHOR INDEX

Mayberry, K.S. 27, 189, 108, 624, 748 Morrison, P.O. 512, 563 Mayer, M.S. 485, 1225, 1211 Morrow, J. 29, 191 Maynard, D.N. 954 Morse, R.D. 241 Mayse, M.A. 487 Moss, J.I. 473 Mazzolini, L. 920 Motes, D. 6, 955 Mazzone, H.M. 396 Motes, D.R. 487 McAshann, A.L. 325 MUCBA. 9, 1243, 461, 326, 704, 367 McAvoy, T. 527 Muchena, P.K. 75, 584 McAvoy, T.J. 451 Muka, A. A. 435

McBride, J. 723 Mukerji , K.G. 619 McBurnie, D. 1297 Munnecke, D.E. 763, 1187 McCaffrey, J. P. 318 Musgrave Sutherland, C.A. 71, 504 McCalla, I.E. 97, 1170, 93, 1166, 96, 1169, 94, Musgrave, C.A. 376, 285 1167 MYCOA. 773 McCalley, N. 443, 583 Nakakihara, H. 490, 341, 482 McCalley, N.F. 446, 445, 530, 572, 291 Nakano, R.T. 1151. 1021 McCart, G.D. 632 Namba, R. 941, 549 McCarter, S.M. 999, 581, 264, 733, 244, 631 NASSD. 885, 162, 923, 922, 152, 900 McClure, B. 935 Nelson, D.W. 1002. 1304

McColloch, Lacy Porter, 1907- . 608, 1037 Nelson, G. 358 McCreight, J.D. 908, 143, 606. 142, 531 Nelson, H.D. 422 McEwen, F.L. 374, 1123 Nelson, J. 635 McFadden, T.L. 336, 547 Nelson, M.R. 951, 570 McGlew, E.N. 994, 1060 Neumann, E. 222, 1142, 1013 McKinney, K. B. 296 Newsome, W.H. 1287, 1157 McKinney, K. B._1890-. 301 Newton, H. Calvin,. 758 McKnight, T.D. 879 Nicholson, A.G. 449 McLain, D.K. 507 Niemi, K.J. 190, 981, 103 i McLaughlin, J. 551 Nishi i tsutsuj -Uwo, J. 479 McLeod, P. 450, 384 Niu, X.K. 917, 764 McLeon, P. 286 NMTPA. 578

Meagher, R.B. 891, 910, 879 Noetzel , David M. 617, 567, 1109, 566, 616 Meerman, J. 521 1108, 565, 615, 1107 Melster, C.W. 423 North, R.C. 379, 524, 327 Meister, H. 359 Norton, I.L. 184 Mel Cher, U. 858, 428, 868, 899, 909 Nottingham, S.F. 391. 204

Melhus, I. E. 1880- . 35, 627 Novitzky, W.P. 1078 Meloni, M. 1156 NYAEA. 34, 109, 953 Menges, R.M. 89, 1193, 1103 Nyffeler, M. 420 Menissier, J. 821, 855 Nyffenegger, T. 851 Mero, C.E. 58, 968, 136, 967, 135 Nyland, G. 810, 525 Mere, Carl Eugene. 57, 137 O'Brien. M.J. 710 Merritnan, P.R. 686, 685, 771 O'Connell, R.J. 485. 1211, 1225 Messing, J. 488, 895 O'Keeffe, L.E. 318 Metzger, J.D. 228 OARCB. 56, 966, 1186, 1145 Meyer, J. A. 1, 1292 Oatman, E.R. 510, 1212, 1217, 489 Meyer, M.W. 207, 1262 Odell, J.T. 925, 163, 930, 126, 852, 863 Meyerdirk, D.E. 456 Oettmeier, W. 222. 1013, 1142, 197 Michelmore, R. 607, 144, 605, 141 Olson, S. 791 Michelmore, R.W. 706, 132. 705 Olson, S.M. 31, 107. 240. 1065 Michelstein, J. 42 Olszewski. N. 935 Miller, C.H. 986 Olszewski. N.E. 924 Miller, J. 823 Olszyk, D.M. 206. 995, 1302. 1027. 1307 Minner. P.O. 770 Opgenorth. D.C. 692, 765 Mills, H.A. 397 ORGAA. 61, 491 Minners, R.S. 44, 797 Ormrod, D.P. 1027. 1307. 987, 1299 Minotti, P.L. 1279 ORRDA. 14 Mirkov, T.E. 814 Orton, T.J. 778, 167. 768, 164 Misaghi. I.J. 146, 972, 975. 971. 248 Othman. M.A. 1155. 1286

Mitchell , C.A. 81, 82. 231 Otto, M. 367 Mitchell, CO. Jr. 30, 239, 1178 Ow, D.W. 856 Mitchell, W.C. 328, 831, 399. 845. 453 Page, A.L. 1015, 984. 1298 Modjtahedi, N. 865 Page, E.A. 476, 1232. 1210 Mohan, M. 619 Palzkill. D.A. 1009. 269. 188 Mon. T.R. 1044 Pardue. J. 1159, 1288 Monaco, T.J. 1089, 1153 Parkinson, T.F. 262, 1240 Moons. C. 1050, 1, 1292 Parnell, L.A. 317 Moore, L.D. 684. 636 Parrel la. M.P. 543 Morel and. D.E. 1078, 1004 Patterson, C.L. 958, 590. 843. 795, 668, 1 Morel ock. T.E. 127, 601. 106 589, 664, 959, 793, 663, 957, 792, 662 Morinaka. T. 707 Patterson. M. 30. 239. 1178

Morlsak. D.J. 555, 354. 558 Patumi . M. 1263 Morris, T.J. 945 Paulus. A. 700. 731

171 AUTHOR INDEX

Paulus. A.O. 696, 666, 635, 718 Ramsey, Glen B._1889-. 608, 1037, 609, 610, PCBPB. 1143, 1014 1038, 611, 1039 Peabody, D.V. 1110 Ramsoomair, B.A. 736 Peck, N.H. 33, 1179 Read, D.C. 284

Pedersen, L.H. 501 Read, Michael . 964, 213 Peerson, M.E. 6, 955 Reed, C.A. 996, 173 Pelerents, C. 1134, 1160 Reed, O.K. 292 Penner, D. 969, 1140 Reed, G.L. 292

Pennesi , A. P . 1293 Reed, H.E. 416 Penon, P. 837, 825 Rei chard, D.L. 454 Penswick, J. 949, 874, 876 Reid, W. J. 351, 1205 Percy, J. 368, 1194 Reid, W. J._1902-. 83, 532, 295, 347, 1201. Pereira, Jose Francisco,. 101, 1161 349, 1203, 348, 1202, 350, 1204, 346, 1200, Pesho, G.R. 531 412, 1135 Petersen, L.J. 832 Reilly, T. 636 Peterson, J.L. 773 Reilly, T.G. 637 Pew, W.D. 37, 177, 198, 1180 Renaudin, J. 869 Pfeiffer, P. 885, 874, 911, 821, 875, 1309. Renwick, J. A. A. 322, 196, 1196, 321, 195, 492 927, 928 Reyes, A. A. 1254, 1032, 1250, 1028, 744 Pfister, K. 1076 Reynolds, C.W. 86, 1188, 85, 1026 Pfleger, F. L. 617, 567, 1109, 566, 616, 1108, Rhoades, H.L. 43, 579, 578, 55, 582 565, 615, 1107 Ricard, J. 825 PFSHA. 1100, 1073 Richards, K. 921, 922, 894 Phatak, S.C. 674, 999, 581, 264 Richins, R. 888, 880 Phil beck, R.B. 256 Richins, R.D. 902 PHYTA. 902, 570, 951, 463, 883, 809, 692, 753, Richter, I. 363 781, 149, 729, 762 Ricketson, C.L. 1276, 1125 PHYTAJ. 706, 903, 699, 1308, 814, 750, 769, 678 Rider, D.A. 546 Pickel, C. 364 Rieck, C.E. 1139, 1012 Pieczarka, D.J. 761, 87, 559. 801, 695. 722. Rij, R.E. 1290, 1018 629 Riser, E.C. 1278, 1192, 1294, 1283 Pietrzak, M. 874. 876 Ritchey, G. 374, 1123

Pi 1 ley, B.M. 554 Rneger, G. 210, 1066 Pinne11, R.E. 429. 1208, 1224. 1144 Roach, J.A.G. 1268, 1114 Pirisi, F.M. 1156 Robb, K.L. 543 Pirone, T.P. 858, 428 Robbins, M.L. 336 PLDIDE. 11, 600, 1310, 673, 1252 Robbins, P.S. 310, 299, 311 PLDRA. 75, 584. 399, 845. 727. 734. 775. 843. Roberts, H. 663, 959, 793 668. 795. 783, 745. 1174. 791. 892. 43. 579. Roberts, J.E. 408, 853 639. 125. 691. 690. 770. 620. 12. 1031. 664. Robinson, R.W. 53, 867, 160, 916, 749, 113, 827 826. 730, 711, 752. 658. 638 Robitaille, H.A. 231 PLPHA. 227. 232. 234. 1235, 205, 1129. 1234 Roelofs, W.L. 481, 502, 434, 522, 1226, 1213 PLSMD. 877 Root, R.B. 517 PNASA. 856, 819, 813, 784, 190. 981, 103, 836 Rose, K.B. 243, 192, 514, 1312, 403, 1132 PNWSB. 1022, 1158, 1074, 1106. 1068. 1189, Ross, D.S. 1096 1070, 1087, 1084, 1088. 1058. 1061 Rouchaud, J. 1134, 1160, 1050, 1, 1292 Poapst. P. A. 736 Roucourt, P. 1134, 1160 Poe. S.L. 369. 516. 376. 285. 503 Rousos, P. A. 52, 215, 1010 Porcheron, P. 289 Row, R.C. 647 Porter, W.C. 1062 Rowe, R.C. 630, 790, 648 Potter, H.S. 689, 799, 683, 644 Royle, S.M. 270, 1173 Pound, G. S. 65, 612. 59, 604 Ru, N. 518 PPGGD. 1006, 1067 Rufner, R. 175, 978 Prabhaker. N. 456 Ruizzo, M.A. 1145 Price. P.L. 701 Rushkin, E. 214, 1075 Prince. R.P. 70. 64 Ryder, E.J. 606, 143, 212, 131. 142, 946, 169, Pritchard, M.K. 1093 157, 263, 148, 249, 88, 947 Pritchett. D.W. 377 Ryder, Edward J.,. 1245

Prokopy , R.J. 458 Ryder, Edward J.._1929-. 236. 849, 123

Protheroe, D.W. Jr. 64 Saini , H.S. 232 Provvidenti, R. 53, 867. 160, 916, 121, 848, Sakimura, K. 399. 845 113. 827 Saltveit, M. 1256. 1034

Puree 11 . A.H. 525. 810, 942, 550 Saltveit, M.E. 154, 974 Purcifull. D.E. 892 Saltveit, M.E. Jr. 155, 1040, 1255, 1033

Pywell . M. 771 Sances, F.V. 41, 201, 1127, 1017, 1150 Quick. T.C. 405. 338 Sanford, L.L. 140, 448 Quiros. C.F. 167. 778 Sanok, W.J. 1058, 1069. 1072. 1063 Rachesky. S. 273 Savage. W. 173. 996 Radewald, J. 443. 583 Schaad. N.W. 808 Radke, CD. 196, 322, 1196, 195, 321, 492 Schales. F.D. 86, 1188. 85. 1026 Raju, B.C. 525. 810 Schalk. J.M. 547 Ramirez-Vi 1 lupadua, J. 730 Scheider, R.W. 757 Ramirez, A.J. 1087 Schloss, J.V. 184

172 1 1

AUTHOR INDEX

Schmidt, L.L. 478, 147, 174 Souther, F.D. 970 Schmi tthenner, A.F. 756 Sparks, A.N. 362, 1219 Schneider, R.W. 769, 675 Sparks, T.C. 439, 551, 394, 425, 1195

Schoelz, J.E. 860, 902 Sparnaay , T . 52

Schoenemann , J. A. 62, 257 Spaur, M.B. 509

Schoonhoven , L . M . 52 Spencer, M.S. 232

Schoorl , D. 199, 1029 Sposito, G. 984, 1298

SchuUz, P.B. 317 Sprague , S . G . 230 SchuUz, T. 791 Springer, J.K. 655, 653 Schuster, D.J. 513, 400, 406, 471, 283 Sprint, M.M. 418 Schwab, R.G. 276 Sreenivasa, M.A. 1115, 1269

Schwartzkopf , S.H. 44, 797 Staehelin, L.A. 230 SCIEA. 458, 485, 1211, 1225, 522, 1226, 1213 Stall, W.M. 1024, 1094, 1065 Seabrook, W.D. 339, 1223, 1199 Stamm, G.K. 1105

Sears, M.K. 417, 405, 338, 557 Stanghel 1 ini , M.E. 783, 678, 658, 755, 754 Seay, R.E. 477 Stanley, J. 162, 923 Seibert, M. 100, 1241 Staskawicz, B.J. 823 Sell, S. 20 Staub, Theodor H. 802 Selleck, G.W. 1072, 1063 Steene, F. van de. 1134, 1160 Senesac, A.F. 1158, 1022 Steenwyk, R.V. 298 SENTD. 420 Steinback, K.E. 205, 1234, 1129, 1076 Sequel ra, L. 639 Sterling, W.L. 420 Shafer, W.E. 980 Sterrett, S.B. 86, 1188, 85, 1026 Shan, J.W. 53, 867, 160, 916, 749 Stevens, Frank Lincoln,_187 1-1934. 777 Shalla, T.A. 880, 832 Stevenson, W. R. 495 Shapley, A.E. 9, 1243 Stevenson, W.R. 639, 494, 613, 1085, 496, 738, Shattuck, V.I. 952, 176 1086, 266, 69, 267, 274 Shavit, N. 208 Stevenson, W.R.+ Heimann, M.F. 625 Sheets, T.J. 1089, 1153 Stevenson, Walter R. 593 Shelp, B.J. 952, 176 Stewart, J.K. 1044, 1046, 541, 1260, 278, 1043 Shelton, A.M. 409, 379, 524, 327, 405, 192, Stimmann, M. 583, 443 243, 514, 1312, 294, 338, 560, 170, 561, 403, Stoewsand, G.S. 18, 1239, 1222, 21, 1138 1132, 562, 1165, 372, 371, 370, 536, 483, 389, Story, R.N. 54, 437, 134, 436, 98, 1030 383, 519, 534 Stowell, L.J. 658 Shephard, R.J. 104, 816 Stranett»erg, J.O. 696, 500, 281, 1218, 376 Shepherd, R.J. 860, 857, 824, 902, 153, 905, Straub, R.W. 435 913, 888, 904, 850, 119, 842, 914, 488, 895, Struckmeyer, B.E. 1009 898, 901, 880, 832, 912 Stushnoff, C. 218 Sherman, M. 31, 240, 107 Su, W.Y. 441 Sherrod, D.W. 306 Subchev, M. 575 Shewmaker, C.K. 938, 166 Sumner, D.R. 99, 1077 Shields, J.E. 1287, 1157 Sundqvist, C. 193, 1047 Shivas, S.A.J. 997, 1303 Sundstrom, F.J. 54, 437, 134, 436, 98, 1030 Shockey, M.W. 868, 899, 909 Surico, G. 805, 1313 Shokes, P.M. 733 Sutton, John Clifford,. 807 Shorey, H.H. 339, 1223, 1199 Suzuki, T. 225, 1147, 200, 1052, 1141 Shropshire, L. H. 38, 375 Suzuki, Y. 216 Shuler, K.D. 1094, 1024, 226 Swader, J. A. 255 Siddiqi, M.R. 586 Swift, J.E. 464 Sieczka, J.B. 1058, 1069 SWSPB. 1065 Siegmund, E.G. 1282, 1137, 1284 Sylvester, E.S. 941, 549, 882 Simko, Ben. 433 SzetO, S.Y. 366, 1118, 1300, 1124. 1274, 1301 Simonet, D.E. 555, 558, 454, 529, 340 Tabashnik, B.E. 498 Simpson, W.R. 51, 254, 1183 TAEMA. 893 Sindhu, R.K. 934 Taiz, L. 131. 212

Singh, J. 17, 1117 Takatori , F.H. 970, 219, 1011. 973 Siriphanich, J. 1249, 992 Tannock, J. 1119

Sitterly, W.R. 640, 808 Taylor, A. L. 1901- . 597 Slosser, J.E. 343, 472, 355, 520 Taylor, D.B. 910 Smith, CM. 439 Teasdale, J.R. 1088

Smith, Charles Egan, 1887- . 1289, 1164 Teissere, M. 825, 936 Smith, D.B. 1144 Terriere, L.C. 979 Smith, Erwin F._1854-. 787 Tette, J. P. 514, 1312, 435 Smith, M. A._1897-. 608, 1037. 609 Teviotdale, B. 666 Smith, Marion Ashton. 610, 1038 TFHSA. 535 Smith, R.B. 1254, 1032, 1250, 1028 Thanassoulopoulos, C.C. 628 Snyder, M. 731 Thomas, C.A. 139, 872 Sobecki, T.M. 1177, 1311 Thomason, Z. 443, 583 Soderlund, D.M. 562, 1165 Thompson, C.R. 995, 206, 1302, 250 Soejima, Y. 216 Thompson, N.P. 1057 Solfrizzo, M. 805, 1313 Thornton, R.E. 80 Sommers, L.E. 1002, 1304 Tibbitts. T.W. 202. 960. 982, 961. 1009. 269. Sonoda, Y. 178, 246, 1238 188

173 AUTHOR INDEX

Tiefert, M.A. 208 Waters, Luther Jr. 617, 567, 1109, 616, 566, Tignor, K.R. 392 1108, 615, 565, 1107 Timmins, P. 918 Watts, M.J. 1054, 247, 1053 Timmins, P. A. 897 Waycott, W. 131, 212 Ting, I. P. 446, 465, 1146 Webb, D.R. 310 Tingey, D.T. 1027, 1307, 1007, 1305, 987, 1299, Webb, S.E. 405 1020, 1306 Webb, S.H. 10 Tisdale, W. H._1892-. 703 Weber, D.F. 1265, 1271 TKASAT. 789 Wechmar, M.B. 844 Todd, J.W. 308, 1112 WEESA6. 193, 1047, 99, 1077 Toivonen, P. M.A. 1275, 1253 Weinstein, L.H. 382, 990

Tonunerup , I . C . 708 Wei res, Richard W. 378 Tompkins, G.J. 387, 324, 1229 Welch, J.E. 102 Tookey, H.L. 133, 1281 Welch, K.E. 757 Torbet, J. 897 Wellik, M.J. 472. 355

Torget , R . 933 Wellman, F. L. 834, 1051 Toscano, N. 443, 583 Welter, S.C. 530, 465, 1146 Toscano, N.C. 446, 373, 445, 337, 530, 465, Wessels, C.L. 1119 1146. 572, 447, 72, 505. 41, 201, 1127, 1017, West, R. 491 1150, 444. 506 Westerlund, F.V. 971, 621, 815 Toscano, N.C. comp. 583, 443 Wettlaufer, S.H. 382, 990 Townsend, R. 162, 923 Wheeler, W.B. 423 Traynier, R.M.M. 468 Whitaker, T.W. 531 Trotter, W.J. 1288, 1159 White, J.M. 976, 71, 504, 376, 68

Troutman, O.L. 681 White, W. H. 1892- . 426, 1207 Trumble, J. 446 Whitelam, G.C. 179 Trumble, d.T. 432, 497, 490, 341, 482, 571, Whitmarsh, J. 1139, 1012

544, 466 Wiant, James S. 1900- . 611, 1039 Tryon, E.H. Jr. 369, 516 Widders, I. 182? 677

Tryon, Earl Haven, . 398 Widen, K.O. 193, 1047 Turnburke, A.C. 205, 1129, 1234 Wiedenfeld, R.P. 1182, 183, 1181 Turner, J. 30, 239, 1178 Wien, H.C. 449 Tuscano, N.C. 298 Wilcox-Lee, D. 1022, 1158 TXECBP. 1160 Wilkinson, J.D. 511 Uchiyama, M. 1141 Williams, D. 30, 239, 1178 Van, P.V. 307, 477 Williams, D.M. 1034, 1256, 1246, 1023, 1035 Valdes, V.M. 27, 189 Williams, J.H. 265, 1148 Van Dyk, L.P. 1261, 1116 Williams, P. H. 65, 612, 59, 604 Van Hal tern, Frank. 35, 627 Williams, P.H. 730, 917, 764, 782, 133, 1281, Van Steenwyk, R. 443, 583 719 Van Steenwyk, R.A. 530. 473, 572, 447, 72, 505, Williams, R.J. 211, 1003 386, 444, 506 Willis, W.S. 425, 1195 VanEtten, C.H. 133, 1281 Willson, H.R. 449 Vanparys, L. 1160 Wilsey, W.T. 372, 371, 370 Varvaro. L. 805, 1313 Wilson, A.D. 826

Vernon, R.S. 366, 1300, 1118 Wilson, H. F. 1883- . 334 Vieira, B.J. 194 Wilson, H.P. Tl89, 1070, 1104 Vniapudua, J.R. 763, 1187 Wing, K.D. 551, 394 Virgin, H.I. 193, 1047 Wiskich, J.T. 224 VIRLA. 860, 818, 467, 886, 918, 857, 897, 851, Wissen, W. van. 521 862, 1231, 920, 203, 672, 166, 938, 428, 858, Witz, J. 918 870, 888 Wolf, E.A. 68 Vitolo, D. 1095 Wolf, J. 995, 206, 1302 Vitolo. D.B. 1106, 1084 Wolf, W.A. 502 Vol ov itch, M. 920, 865 Wolfenbarger, D.A. 508 Voss. M. 210, 1066 Wolnik, K.A. 207, 1262 Walden, R. 813, 784 Wong, Tang-Ka,. 712, 1176 Walden, R.M. 906. 907, 873 Wood, Garnett E. 23, 1041 Walker, J. C._1893-. 703, 65, 612, 59, 604, 90, Woods, C. 462 811, 91, 812, 760, 597. 596, 587, 595, 594, Woolston, C.J. 818, 467, 886, 162, 923 599, 598 Workman, R.B. 400, 406, 471, 518 Walker, L.L. 828 Wray, G. 396 Walkey, D.G.A. 859 WUEXA. 320, 314, 741 Wall, R.W. 789 Wyman, J. 443, 583 Wallace, D.H. 223 Wyman, J. A. 495 Waller, G.R. 214, 1075, 1019 Wyman, J. A. 405, 613, 494, 1085, 338, 738, 496, Walsh, J.R. 1275, 1253 1086, 266, 69, 267, 274 Warhol ic, D.T. 1022, 1158, 1087 Wymore, L.A. 775, 650, 651 Warncke, D.D. 63, 258 XDAFA. 50, 424, 603 Warner, D.C. 954 Xlong, C. 836 Warren, G.F. 1093 Yamamoto, M. 870 Warrington, P.J. 1264, 1036 Yamaoka, N. 870 Waters, CM. 590, 958, 793, 663, 959, 792, 662, Yanagi, A. A. 962 957

174 .

AUTHOR INDEX

Yearian. W.C. 377

Yendol , W.G. 564 Yoder, O.C. 133, 1281 Yot, P. 920, 865 Young, D.K. 541, 1260, 278 Young, Dale Harry,. 7, 275 Young, J.M. 387 Young, J.R. 887, 470 Young, M.J. 857 Young, S.Y. 377 Yu, K.S. 231 Yu, S.J. 979 Yudin, L.S. 328, 831 Yuen, U.E. 727, 128, 698, 781, 149, 729, 725 Yun, Y.M. 509 Yuran, G.T. 181, 1291, 1280 Zaiom, F.G. 364, 871, 438 Zandstra, B.H. 63, 258 Zeevaart, J.A.D. 227, 228 Zehnder, G.W. 432, 341 Zerillo, R. 396 Zink, F.W. 158, 759 Zitter, T.A. 47, 129, 602, 48, 130. 854, 414 Zoller, Broc Gerald. 803 1927- 767 1929-. 1245 1935- 101. 1161 1938- 585, 1215, 1227 1939- 7, 275 1940- 963, 712, 1176 1941-. 802, 878. 807 1942- 758, 931, 577, 932 1945- 172, 661 1946- 398

PRINTING 0 F F I C E i 1 9 8 8 - 5 t 6 - 0 0 0 / 8 J 0 5 0 175 <« U . S . GOVERNMENT I

1

II

II