1995 PROCEEDINGS BELTWIDE COTTON CONFERENCE
	Jan. 4-7, San Antonio, TX Editors C. Paul Dugger & Debbie A. Richter
TABLE OF CONTENTS

ENGINEERED FIBER SELECTION SYSTEM WORKSHOP
EFS Cotton Fiber Management System GINNet - How It Works Scott Vodicka	116
Exchanging Cotton Data Through Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Using Cotton Incorporated's QRNet Greg S. Henderson	119
Using EFS System QRNet to Communicate HVI Data Using ANSI X12 Protocols Steve Parham	121
ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTION STRATEGIES WORKSHOP
Conversion of Cotton Production to Certified Organic Management in the Northern San Joaquin Valley: Transition Phase Plant Growth and Yield (1992-1994) Sean L. Swezey	125
Cover Crops in Reduced Tillage Systems Seth M. Dabney	126
Flame Cultivation for Weed Management in Cotton J. D. Byrd, Jr., S. Seifert, and C. E. Snipes	127
COTTON INSECT MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP
Tarnished Plant Bug: Biology, Thresholds, Sampling, and Status of Resistance M. B. Layton	131
Bollworm/Budworm Management in the Southeast M. E. Roof	134
Budworm/Bollworm Management: Insecticide Resistance and Population Trends in the Mid-South Jerry B. Graves, Gary W. Elzen, M. Blake Layton, Ron H. Smith, Marvin L. Wall	136
Managing Insecticide Resistant Tobacco Budworm R. G. Luttrell and M. B. Layton	140
Beet Armyworm Update Ron H. Smith	144
Budworm/Bollworm Management - Southwest Charles T. Allen	145
Boll Weevil Eradication - Present Status and Plans for Expansion G. L. Cunningham, USDA, APHIS	152
Pink Bollworm Management: Prospects for the Future R. Staten	153
Boll Weevil Eradication: Growing Cotton Without the Boll Weevil William R. Lambert	156
Silverleaf Whitefly: The 5-Year National Research and Action Plan--With Particular Reference to Current Status and Research Progress T. J. Hennenberry1, N. C. Toscano, R. M. Foust, and J. R. Coppedge	157
Silverleaf Whitefly: Keys to Management T.F. Watson	160
COTTON IMPROVEMENT CONFERENCE
Variability in Fiber Strength Among Cotton Varieties as Estimated By Different Instructions D. Howle, R. Taylor, and O. May	483
Influence of Capsule and Leaf Size on Boll Parameters in Contrasting Cotton Genotypes B. Girma, F. Bourland, and A. Mauromoustakos	483
Evaluation of Monosomic Addition Lines of Gossypium Hirsutum for Resistance to Reniform Nematodes S. Frerich, C. Smith, and J. Starr	483
Documentation of the SQUARMAP Procedure and Software Mapping Squaring Nodes P. Slaymaker, N. Tugwell, C. Watson, Jr., M. Cochran, F. Bourland, and D. Oosterhuis	484
COTMAP2: A Producer-Oriented Computer Program for Mapping Cotton Plants at the End-Of-Season C. Watson, Jr.	485
Relationship of Stand and Seedling Disease Resistance Among Interrelated Cotton Genotypes L. Clements, F. Bourland, and C. Rothrock	485
A Two-Year Evaluation of Short-Season Cottons in Southern Tamaulipas, Mexico C. Cook, E. Salgado Sosa	485
Some Anecdotal Data on Insect Pollination of Cotton J. Green and F. Roberts	487
Interaction of Two Loci that Affect Trichome Density in Upland Pima Cotton R. Kloth	488
Root Penetration of a Compacted Subsoil as a Potential Component of Cotton Genotype Selection for Cultivar Development O. May and M. Kasperbauer	488
The Sino-American Cooperative Germplasm Exchange and Evaluation Program: Results of the Second Exchange, 1991-1992 O. May, L. Minggang	490
Effect of Nitrogen Rate on Cotton Fruiting Development A. Palomo and S. Godoy	492
Effect of Seed Irradiation on Genetic Variability and Recombination of Some Economic Yield Components in Egyptian Cotton M. Raafat	492
Performance of New Cotton Cultivars on Verticillium dahliae K. Infested Soils at the Comarca Lagunera, Mexico A. Godoy, G. Palomo, and C. Garcia	498
Salt-Induced Protein Expression in Some Commercial Egyptian Cotton Varieties O. Momtaz, M. El-Baghdady, A. Elwady, and M. Madkour	500
Genotypic Stability for Yield and Fiber Quality of Advanced MAR Cottons P. Thaxon, K. El-Zik, and S. El-Shaarawy	500
Heat Shock Protein Expression in Commercial Egyptian Cotton Varieties O. Momtaz, A. Elawady, M. El-Baghdady, and M. Madkour	503
Contribution of Various Breeding Programs to Cultivars Released Between 1970-1990 D. Bowman, O. May, and D. Calhoun	506
Genetic Diversity Among Upland Cotton Cultivars Released Between 1980 and 1990 O. May, D. Bowman, and D. Calhoun	507
Morphological Description of D8 CMS Cotton C. Black and J. Stewart	507
Observations on Fertility Restoration in D8 CMS Cotton J. Stewart	507
Relationships and Inheritance of Selected Seedling Vigor Parameters in Cotton R. Vieira, F. Bourland, and C. Watson, Jr.	507
Genetic Association Among Yield and Fiber Traits in F2 Hybrid Cotton B. Tang, J. Jenkins, J. McCarty, and R. Creech	513
Introgression of Glanded-Plant and Glandless-Seed Trait from G. Sturtianum Willis into Tetraploid Cotton Plants G. Mergeai, V. Irie, P. Dujardin, and J. Baudoin	514
Response of CHEMBRED F2 from Hybrid Cotton Varieties to Different Plant Spacing B. Greenley, R. Whitmore, R. McPherson, J. Gwyn, and J. Vasek	515
Early Season Cotton Variety Response to Planting Dates N. Buehring and G. Jones	515
Cotton Variety By Planting Date Interaction in the Southeast P.Porter, M. Sullivan, and L. Harvey	516
Earliness Measurements for Cotton Produced in the North Texas Blacklands S. Hague, D. Reid and J. Gannaway	521
Use of Plant Mapping to Measure Maturity of Cotton Cultivars G. McPherson, R. Whitmore, J. Gwyn, J. Vasek, and B. Greenley	522
Statistical Relationship Between SQUARMAP and Earliness D. Danforth, M. Cochran, N. Tugwell, F. Bourland, D. Oosterhuis, and E. Justice	522
Variation in Growth Patterns Among Cotton Cultivars Using Nodes-Above-White-Flower N. Benson and E. Vories	524
Molecular Tools for Cotton Improvement A. Paterson and X. Zhao	524
Mapping Fiber Quality Traits in Interspecific Gossypium Hirsutum and G. Barbadense G. Lazo, Y. Park, and R. Kohel	531
Use of RFLP's in Predicting Agronomic Performance Z. Shappley, C. Watson, Jr., J. Jenkins, M. Robinson, B. Tang	531
The Application of RFLP's in Hybrid Cotton Breeding and Seed Production J. Gwyn, R. Whitmore, G. McPherson, J. Vasek, and B. Greenley	531
Molecular Markers in Cotton S. Saha, X. Feng, K. Soliman, and M. Jaggernauth	531
Control of Cotton Diseases with Host Plant Resistance: A Success Story with Opportunities C. Ranney	532
Progress in Breeding For Tolerance to the Reniform Nematode C. Cook, N. Namken, and F. Robinson	535
Complications in Breeding for Incompatibility C. Rhyne and J. Carter	536
Evaluation of F2 Hybrids Between Nematode Resistant Germplasm and Cultivars M. Robinson, J. Jenkins, and J. McCarty, Jr.	536
Evaluation of Resistance to Tarnished Plant Bug in Cotton R. McGowen, F. Bourland, and N. Tugwell	536
Differences of Anthocyanin Expression in Gossypium Hirsutum L. and Gossypium Barbadense L. C. Rhyne and J. Carter	539
Symbiosis Genetics and MAR (Multi-Adversity Resistance) In Cotton - A Casual Effect by Fusarium Solani L. Bird	542
Quality Trends in San Joaquin Valley Cotton C. Bragg, c. Simpson, S. Hughs, H. Cooper, and D. Bassett	545
Fiber and Yarn Quality of New Cotton From Texas C. Faerber and J. Gannaway	551
Influence of Plant Population Upon Yield and Fiber Quality J. Gannaway, K. Hake, and R. Harrington	551
Influence of Plant Geometry and Production Method on Trash Content and Processing Performance M. Ethridge, J. Gannaway, J. Dever, J. Coss, and A. Brashears	557
Boll Weight, Yield and Quality Relationships, Irrigated and Dryland Cotton, Texas 1986-1994 D. Shaw	559
Effect of Salinity on Botanical Characters and Fiber Maturity of Three Egyptian Cotton Cultivars M. Nawar, A. Zaher, K. El-Sahhar, and S. Abdel-Rahim	566
Fiber Maturity and Yield Potential of Cotton Under Drip Irrigation in Sandy Soils of the New Land of Egypt M. Nawar, E. Makram, and M. El-Ghandour	568
Automating a Cotton Breeding Program Using Computers D. Panter and J. Marshall	570
Interface and Applications of Biotechnology to Cotton Improvement K. El-Zik and P. Thaxon	571
Breeding Strategies for Development of Transgenic BXN Cotton B. Coulombe and D. Panter	572
Two Year Results Comparing the BXN Cotton System to Standard Varieties and Production Practices C. Burmester, T. Burch, D. Sanders, G. Wilson, J. Barnett, T. Erwin, W. McCarty, and K. Edmisten	573
Field Performance of Transgenic Bt Cotton in Multiple Locations Across the Belt T. Kerby, T. Wofford, J. Presley, J. Thomas, M. Bates, and J. Burgess	574
Performance of Five Short-Season Pima Genotypes Under Two Management Regimes R. Percy and J. Silvertooth	576
Effects of Pix at Low Rate Multiple Applications on Reproductive and Vegetative Structures in Cotton R. Hayes, J. Jenkins, and J. MeCarty, Jr.	576
Analysis of Polypoidisation During Protoplast Culture in Cotton M. Peeters and R. Swennen	576
PGR-IV Responses to Upland and Pima Cottons in the San Joaquin Valley of California B. Weir, D. Munk, R. Vargas, and S. Wrighy	577
Utilizing Harvest Aids on Stripper Harvested Cotton A. Brashears, J. Keeling, K. Hake, and K. Stair	579
Structure of Research and Research Projects in Cotton in the World M. Chaudhry	581
Evaluation of Some Strains of Long Staple Cotton Hybrids at Different Locations in Egypt in 1993 Season 1. Seed Cotton Yield and Its Contributing Variables F. Mustafa, M Awaad, and H. Awad	583
Evaluation of Some Strains of Long Staple Cotton Hybrids at Different Locations in Egypt in 1993 Season 2. Lint Cotton Yield and Fiber Properties F. Mustafa, M. Awaad, and S. Abou-Zahra	585
Heteterosis and Combining Ability in Top Crosses of Cotton T. El-Feki, F. Abdel-Razik, M. Ghorab, and G. Emam	588
The Regional Fusarium Wilt Test W. Gazaway	590
National Cotton Variety Testing Survey Results D. Bowman	591
Inheritance of Yield Components Using Variety Trial Data G. Myers and F. Bordelon
COTTON ENGINEERING SYSTEMS AND COTTON GINNING CONFERENCE
Evaluation of Cotton Module Tarp Material Permeability on Stored Lint Color, Seed Cotton and Temperature M. H. Willcutt	621
Influence of USDA Cotton Classification on Gin Lint Cleaning Gino J. Mangialardi, Jr.	623
Some Varietal and Ginning Effects on Textile Quality S. E. Hughs and C. K. Bragg	628
Effect of Harvest Timing on Cotton Yield and Quality J. R. Williford, F. T. Cooke, Jr., D. F. Caillouet, and Stanley Anthony	633
A Study in Wall Pressures in a Flat Clear-Span Cottonseed Storage House M. H. Willcutt	638
Temperature Effects on Cotton Trash Equilibrium Moisture Content Gary L. Barker	640
Cotton Gin Power Consumption Chris Breedlove	642
Development of a Barkiness Level Indicator for Cotton Gins G.L. Barker and R.K. Byler	644
Outside Storage of Cottonseed and Cottonseed Hulls Protected with Spray-On Covers A.D. Braschers and Tom Wiedergarten	645
Evaluation of New Trash Collection Methods for Stripper Cotton R.V. Baker	646
Effect of Bur Extractor on Trash in Seed Cotton and Fiber Quality for Different Harvest Dates Blake K. Bennett. Sukant K. Misra, Alan Braschers, and Tracy Dowty	649
Comparing Picking and Stripping on the Texas High Plains A.D. Brashears and K.D. Hake	652
7450 Cotton Stripper J.M. Schreiner	654
Influence of Grid Spacing on Stick Machine Performance Roy V. Baker and Gray L. Barker	656
Air Pollution Abatement Performance Characteristics of Rotary Drum Filters S.N. Yarlagadda and C.B. Parnell, Jr.	659
Cotton Gin Plant Compliance with Air Pollution Regulations in Texas: Effect on Plant Costs and Returns Melanie Gillis and Stephen Fuller	664
Evaluating the ISC Screen Model for Use in Determining Allowable Emissions from Cotton Gins Linda M. Williams, Neil Turner, Calvin B. Parnell, Jr. Ph.D.	671
Cotton Gin External Emissions: Preliminary Considerations of Chemical Composition E.P. Columbus, S.E. Hughs, M. A. Rousselle, and P.J. Wakelyn	675
New Cyclone Design for Cotton Gin Emissions Containing Lint Fiber Shay L. Simpson, Dr. Calvin B. Parnell, Jr.	680
Automatic Feed Control for Roller Gin Stands in a Commercial Gin M.N. Gillum and C.B. Armijo	687
Yield Performance as Affected by Row Spacing and Tillage Practice W.E. Hart, F.D. Tompkins, T.E. Morgan, and J.F. Bradley	689
Development of a Moisture Sensor for Gin Use Richard K. Byler	692
Time, Temperature and Moisture Level Relationships for Cotton Drying Processes J.W. Laird and G.L. Barker	694
Practical Experience with Pre-Separator/Cyclone Systems J. Kelley Green	699
Practical Use of Low Pressure Cyclones Chris Breedlove	700
A Model to Predict the Position-Dependent Fiber Properties of Cotton J. Muhidong, Oscar Hinojosa, R.A. Sequeira, and Lung-Hua Chen	701

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