Minutes of the 2000 Cotton Disease Council Business Meeting, January 12, 2001 Anaheim, CA
John D. Mueller |
89 |
Report of the Cottonseed Treatment Committee - 2000
C. S. Rothrock |
89 |
Report of Soil Fungicide Committee - 2000
G. L Sciumbato |
93 |
Report of the Regional Disease Problems Committee - 2000
W. E. Batson, Jr. |
97 |
Report of the Vascular Wilt Committee - 2000
Peggy M. Thaxton |
98 |
Cotton Disease Loss Estimate Committee Report
Don Blasingame and Mukund V. Patel |
102 |
Introduction to Two Newly Recognized Disorders of Cotton - Bronze Wilt and Seed Rot
Robert Loring Nichols |
104 |
Field Incidence and Description of Bronze Wilt Symptoms
David W. Albers and David Guthrie |
104 |
A Pedigree Analysis of Cotton Cultivars Affected by Bronze Wilt
K. M. El-Zik, P. M. Thaxton and J. B. Creech |
105 |
Development of Bronze Wilt during the Growing Season
B. J. Phipps, A. S. Phillips and B. J. Tanner |
108 |
The Timing of Bronze Wilt Appearance Affects Fruit Retention
C. O. Gwathmey, D. D. Howard, C. E. Michaud and E. F. Robison |
108 |
Evidence that Agrobacterium Species Cause Bronze Wilt
A. A. Bell |
111 |
Association of Agrobacterium Tumefaciens with Cottonseed
C. S. Rothrock, R. L. Sealy, D. A. Kluepfel and Z. Yan |
116 |
Incidence and Description of Seed Rot
Michael A. Jones and Keith Edmisten |
116 |
Greenhouse and Microplot Studies on Identification of a Casual Agent of Seed Rot
D. A. Kluepfel, J. D. Mueller, M. A. Jones, Z. Yan and J. T. Walker |
117 |
Results of a Beltwide Screening Experiment to Identify Abnormalities in Seed Development
J. D. Mueller, M. A. Jones, Z. Yan, J. T. Walker, D. A. Kluepfel, J. C. Burgess, K. M. Howard, T. A. Kerby and K. E. Lege' |
119 |
Opportunities for Developing Resistance to the Reniform Nematode in Cotton
A. F. Robinson |
120 |
Root-Knot Nematode Screen of 150 Texas Race Stock Accessions
G. O. Myers, S. A. Fitch, A. E. Percival, P. D. Colyer, W. D. Caldwell and P. R. Vernon |
121 |
Effects of Fusarium Resistance Gene on Agronomic Traits of Cotton
Chunda Feng, Jinfa Zhang, Xianlong Zhang, Yichun Nie and Jiehua Guo |
124 |
Root-Knot and Reniform Nematode Suppression with Sidedress Applications of Aldicarb in Arkansas
G. M. Lorenz, III, J. Hopkins, Don Johnson, A. Fisher, S. Rodery, M. Hamilton, J. Sites, J. Reaper, T. Kirkpatrick, C. Coker, R. T. Robbins and C. Bonner |
126 |
The Effects of Nematicides and Cover Crops on Reniform Nematode
C. Overstreet, B. Padgett, J. Price and E. C. McGawley |
128 |
The Influence of Anhydrous Ammonia against Reniform Nematode
T. Erwin, C. Overstreet and E. McGawley |
128 |
Impact of Nematicides on Cotton Production in Reniform Infested Fields
W. S. Gazaway, J. R. Akridge and K. McLean |
128 |
Pythium Aphanidermatum and Cotton Seedling and Root Disease
C. R. Howell |
129 |
Incidence and Severity of Cotton Seedling Diseases Under Stale Seed-Bed Production
P. D. Colyer and P. R. Vernon |
129 |
Role of Host Exudates in the Development of Black Root Rot
C. S. Rothrock, S. A. Winters, S. Bennoua and D. B. Nehl |
130 |
The S Strain of A. Flavus may be an Important Cause of Aflatoxin Contamination in South Texas
P. J. Cotty |
130 |
Behavior of an Atoxigenic Strain of Aspergillus Flavus on Sterile Wheat: Insights Related to Field Use
K. E. Kobbeman and P. J. Cotty |
130 |
The Effects of Fungicides on Phomopsis Boll Dangle Incidence and Severity
Boyd Padgett and Jason Price |
134 |
Race Identification and Severity of Bacterial Blight from Natural Infestations Across the Cotton Belt
P. M. Thaxton, T. D. Brooks and K. M. El-Zik |
137 |
Eliminating Seed-Borne Inoculum of Fusarium Oxysporum F. Sp. Vasinfectum in Cotton
S. J. Allen and J. K. Kochman |
139 |
Upland Cotton Varietal Response to Charcoal Rot
T. A. Turini, E. T. Natwick and C. G. Cook |
140 |
The Performance of Breeding Lines with Partial Resistance to Pythium Ultimum and Rhizoctonia Solani
T. A. Wheeler, J. R. Gannaway, S. Fichtner and S. Yang |
141 |
Mycofolora Associated with Cotton Production in Alabama
A. J. Palmateer, K. S. McLean and G. Morgan-Jones |
144 |
Management of Cotton Seedling Disease Complexes
S. Fichtner, T. A. Wheeler, H. W. Kaufman, T. Isakeit and S. Yang |
144 |
Fungal Antagonists of Rotylenchulus Reniformis
K. S. McLean, A. J. Palmateer, G. Morgan-Jones and W. Lawrence |
145 |
Predicting Cotton Nematodes Distribution Utilizing Soil Electrical Conductivity
A. Khalilian, J. D. Mueller, Y. J. Han and F. J. Wolak |
146 |
Preliminary Results: Effects of Ultradeep Fumigation on the Reniform Nematode
A. F. Robinson, C. G. Cook, A. C. Bridges and J. Bautista |
149 |
Assessing the Effects of Planting Date, Seeding Rate and Fungicide on Cotton Stand and Yield
E. Burris, G. B. Padgett, J. Price and K. Sanders |
150 |
The Impact of Phomopsis Boll Dangle in Northeast Louisiana
J. L. Price and G. B. Padgett |
151 |
A Comparison of Telone and Telone Plus Vydate for Control of Reniform Nematodes in Cotton
P. D. Wigley, W. D. Shurley and S. J. Komar |
153 |
Natural Reservoirs of Aspergillus Flavus in the Sonoran Desert: Potential Implications for Agricultural Areas
María L. Boyd and Peter J. Cotty |
153 |
Effect of Selected Fungicides for Cotton Seedling Disease Management Across the Cotton Belt
K. S. McLean and Julius E. Fajardo |
154 |
Soil Incorporation Effects on Nematicidal and Insecticidal Efficacy of Di-Syston and Temik
G. L. Sciumbato, D. L. Sudbrink, F. A. Harris, T. L. Kirkpatrick and L. D. Young |
155 |
Reducing Herbicide-Induced Cotton Seedling Stress by Substituting Roundup for Conventional Herbicides on Roundup Ready Cotton and Adding Hopper-Box or In-Furrow Fungicides
G. L. Sciumbato and H. R. Hurst |
157 |
