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Volume 35 (2000): Issue 1 (Feb 2000)

in HortScience

Print ISSN:: 0018-5345

Online ISSN:: 2327-9834

Issue Contents

Interspecific Hybridization in Cucumis—Progress, Problems, and Perspectives

By: Jin-Feng Chen and Jeffrey Adelberg

Pages: 11–15
Container Substrate Temperatures Affect Mineralization of Composts

By: Helen T. Kraus, Robert L. Mikkelsen and Stuart L. Warren

Pages: 16–18
Performance of Turkey Litter Compost as a Slow-release Fertilizer in Containerized Plant Production

By: Helen T. Kraus and Stuart L. Warren

Pages: 19–21
Viability of Pollen of Two Fruit Crop Cacti of the Genus Hylocereus Is Affected by Temperature and Duration of Storage

By: Christiane Metz, Avinoam Nerd and Yosef Mizrahi

Pages: 22–24
Evaluation of Two Growing Systems for Cut Snapdragon Production: Tray vs. Ground Bed

By: K. Jacquemin Sullivan and C.C. Pasian

Pages: 25–27
Effect of Growth Temperature on Aster Flower Development

By: M. Oren-Shamir, L. Shaked-Sachray, A. Nissim-Levi and D. Weiss

Pages: 28–29
Pruning and Skirting Affect Canopy Microclimate, Yields, and Fruit Quality of `Orlando' Tangelo

By: Paula Morales, Frederick S. Davies and Ramon C. Littell

Pages: 30–35
Growth Retardants Affect Growth and Flowering of Scaevola

By: Terri W. Starman and Millie S. Williams

Pages: 36–38
Temperature, but not Growth Regulators, Influences Diurnal Stem Elongation Rhythms in Zinnia

By: Will G. Neily, Peter R. Hicklenton and David N. Kristie

Pages: 39–42
The Potential Use of Photoperiod during Transplant Production under Artificial Lighting Conditions on Floral Development and Bolting, Using Spinach as a Model

By: Hyeon-Hye Kim, Changhoo Chun, Toyoki Kozai and Junya Fuse

Pages: 43–45
High Relative Humidity Increases Yield, Harvest Index, Flowering, and Gynophore Growth of Hydroponically Grown Peanut Plants

By: D.G. Mortley, C.K. Bonsi, P.A. Loretan, W.A. Hill and C.E. Morris

Pages: 46–48
Growth, Pod, and Seed Yield, and Gas Exchange of Hydroponically Grown Peanut in Response to CO₂ Enrichment

By: K. Stanciel, D.G. Mortley, D.R. Hileman, P.A. Loretan, C.K. Bonsi and W.A. Hill

Pages: 49–52
Cultivar Influences Cranberry Response to Surface Sanding

By: Joan R. Davenport and Daniel E. Schiffhauer

Pages: 53–54
Seasonal Patterns of Photosynthesis and Stomatal Conductance in Lowbush Blueberry Plants Managed in a Two-year Production Cycle

By: Peter R. Hicklenton, Julia Y. Reekie, Robert J. Gordon and David C. Percival

Pages: 55–59
Impact of a High Phosphorus Fertilizer and Timing of Termination of Fertilization on Flowering of a Hybrid Moth Orchid

By: Yin-Tung Wang

Pages: 60–62
Irrigation Criteria for Drip-irrigated Onions

By: Clinton C. Shock, Erik B.G. Feibert and Lamont D. Saunders

Pages: 63–66
Tomato Responses to Preplant-incorporated or Fertigated Phosphorus on Soils Varying in Mehlich-1 Extractable Phosphorus

By: Osmar Alves Carrijo and George Hochmuth

Pages: 67–72
Response of Lettuce to Water and Nitrogen on Sand and the Potential for Leaching of Nitrate-N

By: Charles A. Sanchez

Pages: 73–77
Tomato Root Growth Is Influenced by Tillage, Cover Cropping, and Nitrogen Fertilization

By: Upendra M. Sainju, Bharat P. Singh, Syed Rahman and V.R. Reddy

Pages: 78–82
Association of Marginal Leaf Scorch with Sodium Accumulation in Salt-stressed Peach

By: Bedri Karakas, Riccardo Lo Bianco and Mark Rieger

Pages: 83–84
Treatment with Hydrogen Peroxide and Seedcoat Removal or Clipping Improve Germination of `Genesis' Triploid Watermelon

By: John R. Duval and D. Scott NeSmith

Pages: 85–86
Evaluation of Seedlings of Fraser, Momi, and Siberian Fir for Resistance to Phytophthora cinnamomi

By: L. Eric Hinesley, K.C. Parker and D.M. Benson

Pages: 87–88
A Greenhouse Method for Screening Grapevine Seedlings for Resistance to Anthracnose

By: D.L. Hopkins and J.W. Harris

Pages: 89–91
Reduction in Snap Bean Emergence by Seed Treatment with Dried Canola Residue

By: V.L. Smith

Pages: 92–94
Fruit Characteristics of `York' Apples during Development and after Storage

By: Morris Ingle, Mervyn C. D'Souza and E.C. Townsend

Pages: 95–98
Scanning Electron Microscopic Study of Modified Chloroplasts in Senescing Broccoli Florets

By: Hirofumi Terai, Alley E. Watada, Charles A. Murphy and William P. Wergin

Pages: 99–103
Apple Bruise Detection by Electrical Impedance Measurement

By: Phillipa J. Jackson and F. Roger Harker

Pages: 104–107
Storage of Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida L.) Pollen

By: J.H. Craddock, S.M. Reed, S.E. Schlarbaum and R.J. Sauve

Pages: 108–109
Resistance to Cucurbit Yellowing Stunting Disorder Virus (CYSDV) in Cucumis melo L.

By: A.I. López-Sesé and M.L. Gómez-Guillamón

Pages: 110–113
The Use of Mentor Pollination to Facilitate Wide Hybridization in Blueberry

By: Timothy F. Wenslaff and Paul M. Lyrene

Pages: 114–115
Self-incompatibility Alleles of Apple Cultivars and Advanced Selections

By: Kenji Sakurai, Susan K. Brown and Norman Weeden

Pages: 116–119
Performance of New Banana Germplasm in South Florida

By: Randy C. Ploetz, Jody L. Haynes, Aimé Vázquez and David Benscher

Pages: 120–124
Response of Cybrids and a Somatic Hybrid of Lemon to Phoma tracheiphila Infections

By: Nicasio Tusa, Sergio Fatta Del Bosco, Franco Nigro and Antonio Ippolito

Pages: 125–127
Sources of Resistance for Two Differentially Pathogenic Strains of Xanthomonas fragariae in Fragaria Genotypes

By: John L. Maas, John S. Hartung, Cristina Gouin-Behe and Stan C. Hokanson

Pages: 128–131
Seed Germination of Selected Provenances of Atlantic White-Cedar as Influenced by Stratification, Temperature, and Light

By: Laura G. Jull and Frank A. Blazich

Pages: 132–135
Response of Rhododendron `Montego' with “Tissue Proliferation” to Cytokinin and Auxin In Vitro

By: Mark H. Brand, Yiqin Ruan and Richard Kiyomoto

Pages: 136–140
Resistant Responses of Peach Somaclone 122-1 to Xanthomonas campestris pv. pruni and to Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae

By: F.A. Hammerschlag

Pages: 141–143
Response of Little-leaf Linden and Honey Locust to Rates of Organic and Mineral Nitrogen

By: Calvin Chong

Pages: 144
Rust-resistant sh2 Sweet Corn Populations

By: Scot H. Hulbert and Jeff A. Drake

Pages: 145–146
`Rio'^PPAF, `Sampa'^PPAF, and `Bahia'^PPAF, Three New Triploid Amaryllis Cultivars

By: Alan W. Meerow

Pages: 147–149
`Co-op 25' (Scarlet O'Hara™) Apple

By: Jules Janick, Joseph C. Goffreda and Schuyler S. Korban

Pages: 150–151
`Sumste Samba', `Sandra Rose', and `Sumleta Sonata' Sweet Cherries

By: Frank Kappel, W. David Lane, Richard MacDonald, Karlis Lapins and Hans Schmid

Pages: 152–154

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Print ISSN:: 0018-5345

Online ISSN:: 2327-9834

Publisher:: American Society for Horticultural Science

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