COTTON HARVEST MANAGEMENT - Table of Contents

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COTTON HARVEST MANAGEMENT:
Use and Influence of Harvest Aids

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Item		Page #
COMPLETE BOOK (20,716K PDF)
THE COTTON FOUNDATION		ii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT		iii
COPYRIGHT		vi
TABLE OF CONTENTS		vii
LIST OF TABLES		xvii
LIST OF FIGURES		xxiii
FOREWORD AND DEDICATION		xxvii
PREFACE: Evolution of Cotton Harvest Management		xxxi
CONTRIBUTORS		xliii
Chapter 1. (733K PDF)	A History of Cotton Harvest Aids Stephen H. Crawford, J. Tom Cothren, Donna E. Sohan, & James R. Supak	1
Chapter 2. (1,362K PDF)	Physiology of Cotton Defoliation and Desiccation J. Tom Cothren, C. Owen Gwathmey, & Ron B. Ames	21
Chapter 3. (1,356K PDF)	Influence of Environment on Cotton Defoliation and Boll Opening C. Owen Gwathmey, J. Tom Cothren, Ken E. Lege, Joanne Logan, Bruce A. Roberts, & James R. Supak	51
Chapter 4. (967K PDF)	Influence of Crop Condition on Harvest-Aid Activity Charles E. Snipes & Lisa P. Evans	73
Photographic Plates. (5,423K PDF)		95
Supplement to Chapter 4. (159K PDF)		113
Chapter 5. (1,089K PDF)	Harvest-Aid Treatments: Products and Application Timing Barry J. Brecke, J. C. Banks, & J. Tom Cothren	119
Chapter 6. (1,861K PDF)	Harvest-Aid Application Technology Michael J. Bader, Paul E. Sumner, & A. Stanley Culpepper	143
Chapter 7. (968K PDF)	Uniform Harvest-Aid Performance and Lint Quality Evaluation Thomas D. Valco & Charles E. Snipes	167
Chapter 8. (1,666K PDF)	Factors Influencing Net Returns to Cotton Harvest Aids James A. Larson & Burton C. English	181
Chapter 9. (4,957K PDF)	Overview of Regional Defoliation Practices And Results of Regional Treatments Conducted by the Cotton Defoliation Work Group Southeast: Michael G. Patterson & Charles H. Bunnester Midsouth: Charles E. Snipes & Lisa P. Evans Southwest: James R. Supak & J. C. Banks Far West: Bruce A. Roberts, Steven D. Wright, & Ron Vargas	207
Chapter 10. (1,229K PDF)	Public and Environmental Issues Phillip J. Wakelyn, James R. Supak, Frank Carter, & Bruce A. Roberts	275
Chapter 11. (970K PDF)	Cotton Harvest Aids and Biotechnology: The Possibilities Donna E. Sohan, Richard L. Jasoni, & Bruce A. Roberts	303
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