STRESS PHYSIOLOGY IN COTTON - Table of Contents

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STRESS PHYSIOLOGY IN COTTON

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COMPLETE BOOK (5,914KB)
THE COTTON FOUNDATION		ii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS		iii
COPYRIGHT		vi
FOREWORD		ix
PREFACE		ix
CONTRIBUTORS		x
Chapter 1. (1,506KB)	High Temperature Stress on Floral Development and Yield Of Cotton D.M. Oosterhuis and J.L. Snider	1
Chapter 2. (433KB)	Cotton Flowers: Pollen and Petal Humidity Sensitivities Determine Reproductive Competitiveness in Diverse Environments J.J. Burke	25
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	73
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	97
Chapter 7. (193KB)	Physiology of Boron Stress in Cotton C.A. Rosolem and J.C. Bogiani	113
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	149
Index		161