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STRESS PHYSIOLOGY IN COTTON
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COMPLETE BOOK (5,914KB)
THE COTTON FOUNDATION
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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COPYRIGHT
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FOREWORD
ix
PREFACE
CONTRIBUTORS
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Chapter 1. (1,506KB)
High Temperature Stress on Floral Development and Yield Of Cotton D.M. Oosterhuis and J.L. Snider
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Chapter 2. (433KB)
Cotton Flowers: Pollen and Petal Humidity Sensitivities Determine Reproductive Competitiveness in Diverse Environments J.J. Burke
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Chapter 3. (1,113KB)
Water-Deficit Stress in Cotton D.A. Loka, D.M. Oosterhuis, and G.L. Ritchie
37
Chapter 4. (775KB)
Light and The Cotton Plant R. Wells
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Chapter 5. (987KB)
Effect of Environment on Ethylene Synthesis and Cotton B. Bugbee
85
Chapter 6. (243KB)
Stress Response in Cotton Root Systems B.L. McMichael, D.M. Oosterhuis, and J.C. Zak
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Chapter 7. (193KB)
Physiology of Boron Stress in Cotton C.A. Rosolem and J.C. Bogiani
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Chapter 8. (1,013KB)
Geminiviral Diseases in Cotton S. Mansoor, I. Amin, and R.W. Briddon
125
Chapter 9. (192KB)
Abiotic Stress and Cotton Fiber Development R.D. Allen and L. Aleman
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Index
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