June 1996 Volume 80, Number 6 FOCUS The Latest in Plant Pathology and Nematology. Page 603. View Article.
Bacterial Genes Involved in the Elicitation of Hypersensitive Response and Pathogenesis. Suresh Gopalan, Sheng Yang He. Page: 604. VIEW ARTICLE
Lettuce Ring Necrosis, a Viruslike Disease of Lettuce: Evidence for Transmission by Olpidium brassicae. R. N. Campbell, H. Lot. Page: 611. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Detection of Apple Chlorotic Leaf Spot and Apple Stem Grooving Viruses Using RT-PCR. G. R. Kinard, S. W. Scott, and O. W. Barnett. Page: 616. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Cultivar and Planting Date Effects on Soybean Stand, Yield, and Phomopsis sp. Seed Infection. J. A. Wrather, S. R. Kendig, W. J. Wiebold, and R. D. Riggs. Page: 622. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Seed Yield Responses of Five Selections of Tall FescueSusceptible or Resistant to Stem Rust with or without Propiconazole. Ronald E. Welty, Mark D. Azevedo. Page: 625. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Suitability of a Wheat-Sorghum, Double-Crop Rotation to Manage Criconemella xenoplax in Peach Production. A. P. Nyczepir, P. F. Bertrand, and B. M. Cunfer. Page: 629. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Increased Resistance to Triadimefon and to Benomyl in Sphaerotheca fuliginea Populations Following Fungicide Usage over One Season. Margaret Tuttle McGrath. Page: 633. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Comparison of Weather-Based Advisory Programs for Managing Early Leaf Spot on Runner and Spanish Peanut Cultivars. L. Wu, J. P. Damicone, and K. E. Jackson. Page: 640. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Effects of Pretreatment with Simulated Acid Rain on the Severity of Dogwood Anthracnose. K. O. Britton, P. Berrang, and E. Mavity. Page: 646. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Characterization of the Genetic Resistance to Colletotrichum lindemuthianum in Common Bean Differential Cultivars. Roberto A. Young, James D. Kelly. Page: 650. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Influence of Pyrax/Biomass of Biocontrol Fungi on Snap Bean Damping-off Caused by Sclerotium rolfsii in the Field and on Germination of Sclerotia. J. A. Lewis, D. R. Fravel. Page: 655. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Response of Sweet Spanish Onion Cultivars and Numbered Hybrids to Basal Rot and Pink Root. M. K. Thornton, S. K. Mohan. Page: 660. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE A Reexamination of Mango Decline in Florida. Randy C. Ploetz, David Benscher, Aime Vazquez, Angel Colls, Julianne Nagel, and Bruce Schaffer. Page: 664. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Detection of an Elm Yellows-Related Phytoplasma in Eucalyptus Trees Affected by Little-Leaf Disease in Italy. C. Marcone, A. Ragozzino, and E. Seemuller. Page: 669. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Diurnal Release of Ascospores by Gibberella zeae in Inoculated Wheat Plots. Timothy C. Paulitz. Page: 674. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE incidence and Geographic Distribution of Maize Rayado Fino Virus (MRFV) in Latin America. Richard Kogel, Rosemarie W. Hammond, and Pilar Ramirez. Page: 679. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE A Canker Disease of Seedlings and Saplings of Tetragastris panamensis (Burseraceae) Caused by Botryosphaeria dothidea in a Lowland Tropical Forest. Gregory S. Gilbert, Diane De Steven. Page: 684. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Adhesion and Removal of Conidia of Botrytis cinerea and Penicillium expansum from Grape and Plum Fruit Surfaces. R. A. Spotts, G. Holz. Page: 688. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Frequency of Colletotrichum Species Causing Bitter Rot of Apple in the Southeastern United States. Y. Shi, J. C. Correll and J. C. Guerber, and C. R. Rom. Page: 692. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Fungicide Sensitivity of Sphaerotheca fuliginea Populations in the United States. M. T. McGrath, H. Staniszewska, and N. Shishkoff, and George Casella. Page: 697. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE Relationship Between Resistance to Clavibacter xyli subsp, xyli Colonization in Sugarcane and Spread of Ratoon Stunting Disease in the Field. J. C. Comstock, J. M. Shine, Jr., M. J. Davis, and J. L. Dean. Page: 704. VIEW ABSTRACT | VIEW ARTICLE
First Report of a Virus Disease of Chickpea Caused by a Strain of Red Clover Vein Mosaic Carlavirus. R. C. Larsen, W. J. Kaiser. Page: 709. VIEW NOTE First Report of Alternaria mali on Apples in Yugoslavia. A. Bulajic, N. Filajdio, M. Babovic, and T. B. Sutton. Page: 709. VIEW NOTE Powdery Mildew Occurrence on Greenhouse Tomato Plants in New York. D. M. Karasevicz, T. A. Zitter. Page: 709. VIEW NOTE First Report of Pythium mastophorum on Celery in California. M. R. Vazquez, R. M. Davis, and A. S. Greathead. Page: 709. VIEW NOTE First Report of Phytophthora medicaginis Causing Phytophthora Root Rot on Annual Medicago spp. R. L. De Haan, C. C. Sheaffer, and D. A. Samac. Page: 710. VIEW NOTE First Report of the Pathogenicity of Pythium torulosum on Soybean. B. Q. Zhang, X. B. Yang, and W. D. Chen. Page: 710. VIEW NOTE First Report of Pleiochaeta setosa Leaf Spot on Genista tinctoria in Oregon. V. Sahakian, J. K. Stone. Page: 710. VIEW NOTE First Report of Pseudomonas viridiflava Leaf Spot of Red-leaved Chicory. P. Caruso, V. Catara. Page: 710. VIEW NOTE First Report of Fusarium Root Rot of Alliaria petiolata. W. Chen, J. E. Schwegman. Page: 711. VIEW NOTE Occurrence of Maize Dwarf Mosaic Virus on Maize and Sudangrass in India. G. P. Rao, R. K. Jain and A. Varma. Page: 711. VIEW NOTE First Report on the Identification of Races 0, 1, and 1,2 of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. melonis in Lebanon. Y. Abou-Jawdah, A. M. Al-Khoury. Page: 711. VIEW NOTE Occurrence of Fusarium subglutinans on Cymbidium Orchids in New Zealand P. G. Broadhurst, W. F. T. Hartill. Page: 711. VIEW NOTE Papaya Seedling Blight and Damping-off Caused by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides in Hawaii. J. Y. Uchida, C. Y. Kadooka, and M. Aragaki. Page: 712. VIEW NOTE Identification of Race 65-Epsilon of Bean Anthracnose {Colletotrichum lindemuthianum) in Michigan R. S. Balardin, J. D. Kelly. Page: 712. VIEW NOTE First Report of Target Spot of Tobacco Caused by Rhizoctonia solani (AG-3) in Canada. R. D. Reeleder, S. Monette, D. VanHooren and N. Sheidow. Page: 712. VIEW NOTE First Report of Necrotic Ring Spot on Poa annua Putting Greens in Pennsylvania. P. J. Landschoot. Page: 712. VIEW NOTE
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