FLOWERING AND FRUITING IN COTTON

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FLOWERING AND FRUITING IN COTTON

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Item		Page#
COMPLETE BOOK (5,190KB)
THE COTTON FOUNDATION		ii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS		iii
COPYRIGHT		vi
FOREWORD		ix
PREFACE		ix
CONTRIBUTORS		x
Chapter 1. (1,547KB)	Anatomy and Morphology of Fruiting Forms J. Mauney	1
Chapter 2. (560KB)	Genotypic Differences in Cotton Fruiting R. Wells and W.R. Meredith	13
Chapter 3. (158KB)	Photosynthesis and Carbon Partitioning/Source-Sink Relationships W.T. Pettigrew	25
Chapter 4. (451KB)	Nutritional Requirements of Cotton during Flowering and Fruiting I.J. Rochester, G.A. Constable, D.M. Oosterhuis, and M. Errington	35
Chapter 5. (178KB)	Water Stress and Reproductive Development in Cotton D.A. Loka and D.M. Oosterhuis	51
Chapter 6. (486KB)	Heat Stress and Pollen-Pistil Interactions J.L. Snider and D.M. Oosterhuis	59
Chapter 7. (346KB)	Cotton Flowering and Fruiting: Control and Modification with Plant Growth Regulators V.A. da Costa and J.T.Cothren	79
Chapter 8. (257KB)	Polyamines and Cotton Flowering D.M. Oosterhuis and D.A. Loka	109
Chapter 9. (494KB)	Cotton Seed Development: Opportunities to Add Value to a Byproduct of Fiber Production Q. Liu, D.J. Llewellyn, S.P. Singh, and A.G. Green	133
Chapter 10. (747KB)	Recent Advances in Cotton Fiber Development M.R. Stiff and C.H. Haigler	163
Chapter 11. (839KB)	Florigen and Cotton: Manipulating Plant Architecture to Improve Plant Productivity R.C. McGarry and B.G. Ayre	193
Index		211