1992 Proceedings Beltwide Cotton Conferences - Table of Contents for Cotton Improvement Conference


1992 PROCEEDINGS BELTWIDE COTTON CONFERENCES
	Jan. 6-10, Nashville, TN Editors C. Paul Dugger & Debbie A. Richter

COTTON IMPROVEMENT CONFERENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS

Nodal Development Associated with Applications of Methyl Parathion R.D. Bagwell, N.P. Tugwell, and F.M. Bourland	553
Impacts of Buctril^® Herbicide Spray on Stoneville Cotton Containing the Bromotolol^® Gene Greg Baldwin, Jack Kiser, Jim Mitchell, and Aubrey German	555
An Evaluation of Sixteen Commercial Picker Cotton Varieties for Performance Factors and Feeding Damages Sustained under Heavy Whitefly Pressure in the Lower Rio Grande Valley S. D. Livingston, B. P. Cowan, and J. W. Norman	557
Simultaneous Improvement of Yield, Fiber Quality Traits, and Resistance to Pests of MAR Cottons K. M. El-Zik and P. M. Thaxton	560
Effect of Pix on Fiber Quality--Brazos Bottom Study R.E. Childers, T.E. Buscha and L.B. Wilde	564
Influence of Plant Growth Regulators and Harvest-Aid Chemical Treatments on Harvest Dates, Yields and Fiber Quality K. Stair and J.R. Supak	566
Effects of Desiccant Rates, Defoliation, Method of Application, and Weather on Arsenic Residues in Lint, Seed, and Burs Billy E. Warrick, James R. Supak, Robert B. Metzer, Charles R. Stichler, and John Bremer	570
The Influence of a Stripper Roll Modification on Harvest Efficiency and Foreign Matter Contents of Stripped Cotton James R. Supak, Koy Stair, Alan D. Brashears, and William P. Lalor	578
Hybrid Seed Production in North Carolina Daryl Bowman	581
Genotypic Stability of Cotton Varieties, Resistant Germplasms and Their F₂ Hybrids Bing Tang, J.N. Jenkins, and J.C. McCarty, Jr.	583
Genotype-Environment Interactions of Upland Cotton Yield, Earliness and Fiber Quality Traits in Spain J. C. Gutierrez and K. M. El-Zik	588
A True Orange Pollen in Cotton C.L. Rhyne and J.C. Carter	591
Research Efforts with Genes of Linkage Group V. I. Loci Proximal the Centromere C.L. Rhyne and J.C. Carter	593
Research Efforts with Genes of Linkage Group V. II. Loci Distal the Centromere. C. L. Rhyne and Jack C. Carter	596
Advances in Cotton Science and Technology in China Wang Ruohai	599
Influence of Tillage on Fruiting Patterns of Deltapine 50 Cotton P.E. Hoskinson and D.D. Howard	603
The Effect of Gene Manipulation up Fiber Properties in a Delta-Pine Cultivar J.J. Herbert, D.P. Thibodeaux, and J.E. Quisenberry	603
Empirical Genetic Considerations Relevant to Breeding Somaclonal and Transgenic Materials David M. Stelly	603
Production and Partitioning of Dry Matter in Irrigated and Water Stressed Cottons R.A. Sequeira and K.M. El-Zik	604
Response of Different Plant Types to Row Spacing Shelby H. Baker	605
Effect of Planting Date on Yield and Fiber Quality of Cotton P.J. Bauer and C.C. Green	605
Trends over Time in Cotton Cultivars Released by the Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station Melanie B. Bayles, Laval M. Verhalen, William M. Johnson, and Bradley R. Barnes	606
*Effects of Bacillus* thuringiensis Genes in Cotton Resistance to Lepidopterous Insects** Johnie N. Jenkins, W.L. Parrott, J.C. McCarty, Jr., and Randy Deaton	606
RFLP Association with Varietal Origin and Heterosis W. R. Meredith, Jr.	607
Response of Pima Nectariless Cotton Plants to Attack of Pink Bollworm F.D. Wilson, R.G. Percy, and E.L. Turcotte	607
Collecting Cotton Germplasm Endemic to Northwest Mexico A. Edward Percival, James McD. Stewart, and Lorenzo Perez	607
Cotton Stickiness in Israel Origin, Appearance, Detection, and Management. Gad Fishler	608
Impact of the Loss of Harvest-Aid Chemicals and Plant Growth Regulators - A Beltwide Survey J.R. Supak, D.N. Weaver, R.A. Davis, and K.L. Smith	608
Relationship Between Fruiting Patterns and Tobacco Budworm/Cotton Bollworm Pressure in Full and Short Season Pee Dee Germplasm Lines L. May and M.E. Roof	609
A New Cytoplasmic Male Sterile and Restorer for Cotton James McD. Stewart	610
Evaluation of a Red Anther Trait in Cotton J. Miles and J.M. Stewart	610
Performance of Four Exotic Germplasms When Crossed with Commercial Cultivars of Cotton M.G. Swindle, J.N. Jenkins, and J.C. McCarty	610
Evidence Refuting the Pleiotropic Effect of the Pilose Allele on Micronaire R. H. Kloth	611
Combining Ability for Root-Knot Nematode Resistance in Cotton G.R. McPherson and J.N. Jenkins	611
Combining Ability for Nodes above White Bloom T.P. Wallace and C.E. Watson	612
*Status of In Situ* DNA Hybridization in Cotton** David M. Stelly, Charles F. Crane, H. James Price, and Thomas D. McKnight	613
*Pollen of G. hirsutum* Monosomics and Monotelodisomics: Viability Determined by FDIC Fluorescence** David M. Stelly and Dwaine A. Raska	613
Plant Growth Stages for Cotton Michael R. Williams, Terence L. Wagner and Jeffery L. Willers	614
Mapping the LE₁ Locus in Chromosome 12 David M. Stelly, Patrick J. Samora, and Russel J. Kobel	617
Varietal Response to Conventional and No-Till Production Practices R.E. McGowen and T.P. Wallace	617
Evaluation of Heterosis in F₂ Hybrid Cotton for Seed and Seedling Characteristics and Yield Q.B. Baloch and T.F. Wallace	617
Prospects of Genetically Engineered Cotton for Fiber Modification Maliyakal E. John and Dennis E. McCabe

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