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STRESS PHYSIOLOGY IN COTTON This new addition to the Reference Book Series may be viewed or
downloaded in its entirety or by chapter. The following table contains
links to select parts of the book you wish to view or download.
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COMPLETE BOOK (5,914KB)
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THE COTTON FOUNDATION
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ii
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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iii
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COPYRIGHT
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vi
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FOREWORD
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ix
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PREFACE
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ix
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CONTRIBUTORS
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x
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Chapter 1.
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High Temperature Stress on Floral Development and
Yield Of Cotton D.M. Oosterhuis and J.L. Snider
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1
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Chapter 2.
(433KB)
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Cotton Flowers: Pollen and Petal Humidity Sensitivities
Determine Reproductive Competitiveness
in Diverse Environments J.J. Burke
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25
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Chapter 3.
(1,113KB)
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Water-Deficit Stress in Cotton
D.A. Loka, D.M. Oosterhuis, and G.L. Ritchie
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37
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Chapter 4.
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Light and The Cotton Plant R. Wells
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73
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Chapter 5.
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Effect of Environment on Ethylene Synthesis and Cotton
B. Bugbee
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85
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Chapter 6.
(243KB)
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Stress Response in Cotton Root Systems
B.L. McMichael, D.M. Oosterhuis, and J.C. Zak
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97
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Chapter 7.
(193KB)
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Physiology of Boron Stress in Cotton
C.A. Rosolem and J.C. Bogiani
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113
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Chapter 8.
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Geminiviral Diseases in Cotton
S. Mansoor, I. Amin, and R.W. Briddon
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125
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Chapter 9.
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Abiotic Stress and Cotton Fiber Development
R.D. Allen and L. Aleman
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149
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Index
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161
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