January 1990

Volume 74, Number 1


FOCUS

The Latest in Plant Pathology and Nematology. Page 3. View Article.


Feature

Epidemiological Evaluation of the Development of Waldsterben in Germany. Otto Kandler. Pages: 4-12 VIEW ARTICLE


Research.

Characteristics of Strains of Pseudomonas solanacearum from the French West Indies. P. Prior. Pages: 13-17 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Partial Characterization and Serological Analysis of Pseudo-Curly Top Virus. L. L. McDaniel. Pages: 17-21 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Influence of Drip and Furrow Irrigation on Phytophthora Root Rot of Citrus Under Field and Greenhouse Conditions. S. J. Feld. Pages: 21-27 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Fungi Associated with Damping-off of Slash Pine Seedlings in Georgia. J. W. Huang. Pages: 27-30 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


In-Bed Fumigation for Control of Rhizomania of Sugar Beet. F. N. Martin. Pages: 31-35 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Factors Affecting Seedling Blight of Sweet Corn Caused by Seedborne Penicillium oxalicum. Aliza Halfon- Meiri. Pages: 36-39 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Detection of Chrysanthemum Yellows Mycoplasmalike Organism by Dot Hybridization and Southern Blot Analysis. Assunta Bertaccini. Pages: 40-43 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Variation in Response of Norway Maple Cultivars to Verticillium dahliae. A. M. Townsend. Pages: 44-46 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Diallel Analysis of Components of Partial Resistance to Septoria nodorum in Wheat. C. A. Wilkinson. Pages: 47-50 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Influence of Seeding Rate and Interplanting with Tall Fescue on Virus Infection of White Clover. G. E. Brink. Pages: 51-53 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Sphaeropsis sapinea Cankers on Stressed Red and Jack Pines in Minnesota and Wisconsin. T. H. Nicholls. Pages: 54-56 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Double-stranded RNA Associated with the Rose Rosette Disease of Multiflora Rose. R. Di. Pages: 56-58 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Induction of a Hypersensitivelike Reaction in Four-o’clock by Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michiganensis. R. D. Gitaitis. Pages: 58-60 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Genetic and Cultural Control of Fusarium Root Rot in Bush Snap Beans. M. J. Silbernagel. Pages: 61-66 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


A Rapid Method for Evaluating Citrus Seedlings for Resistance to Foot Rot Caused by Phytophthora citrophthora. U. Afek. Pages: 66-68 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Morphological, Cultural, and Pathogenic Variation Among Colletotrichum Species Isolated from Strawberry. Barbara J. Smith. Pages: 69-76 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


New Diseases and Epidemics.

Cause and Control of Crown Rot of New Guinea Impatiens. Sabrina Castillo. Pages: 77-79 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Disease Notes

Occurrence of Tomato Pith Necrosis Caused by Pseudomonas corrugata in Massachusetts. Robert L. Wick. Pages: 80 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Leaf Smut Caused by Ustilago buchloes Found on Buffalograss in Texas. D. R. Huff. Pages: 80 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


A Viroid from Coleus Species in Brazil. M. E. N. Fonseca. Pages: 80 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Outbreak of Watermelon Fruit Blotch in the Mariana Islands. G. C. Wall. Pages: 80 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Aecial and Pycnial Stages of Bean Rust in Colorado. H. F. Schwartz. Pages: 80 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Insensitivity of Bremia lactucae to Metalaxyl on Lettuce in Florida. R. N. Raid. Pages: 81 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Introduction of the Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus and Western Flower Thrips Complex into Field Vegetables in Ontario, Canada. R. E. Pitblado. Pages: 81 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Pink Seed of Wheat Caused by Erwinia rhapontici in Idaho. R. L. Forster. Pages: 81 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Bean Calico Mosaic, a New Disease of Common Bean Caused by a Whitefly-Transmitted Geminivirus. J. K. Brown. Pages: 81 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Thielaviopsis Root Rot of Corn-salad. M. E. Stanghellini. Pages: 81 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE


Widespread Occurrence of Meloidogyne incognita on Kiwifruit in the Coastal Areas of South Carolina. R. A. Haygood. Pages: 81 VIEW ABSTRACT  |   VIEW ARTICLE