Volume 4 | 2000

pp. 01-09

Cotton Mote Frequency Under Rainfed and Irrigated Conditions G. H. Davidonis, A. Johnson and J. A. Landivar

pp. 10-18

QTL Analysis of Stomatal Conductance and Relationship to Lint Yield in an Interspecific Cotton Mauricio Ulloa, Roy G. Cantrell, Richard G. Percy, Eduardo Zeiger and Zhenmin Lu

pp. 19-27

Chemical Application Equipment for Improved Deposition in Cotton Harold R. Sumner, Gary A. Herzog, Paul E. Sumner, Mike Bader and Ben G. Mullinix

pp. 28-33

Detection of Enhanced Green Fluorescent Protein DNA in Pink Bollworm through Polymerase Chain Reaction John J. Peloquin and T. A. Miller

pp. 34-64

Quantitation of Fiber Quality and the Cotton Production-Processing Interface: A Physiologist’s Perspective Judith M. Bradow and Gayle H. Davidonis

pp. 65-69

Linkage Analysis of Transgenes Inserted into Cotton via Agrobacterium tumefaciens Transformation Russell J. Kohel, Jerry E. Quisenberry, Greg Cartwright, and John Yu

pp. 70-78

Costs Associated with Alternative Cotton Stripper-Harvesting Systems in Texas Jeannie Nelson, Sukant K. Misra, and Alan Brashears

pp. 79-83

Assessing the Effectiveness of Air-assisted and Hydraulic Sprayers in Cotton Via Leaf Bioassay Harold R. Sumner and Gary A. Herzog

pp. 84-90

Reducing Soil Compaction of Tennessee Valley Soils in Conservation Tillage Systems Randy L. Raper, D. Wayne Reeves, Eric B. Schwab, and Charles H. Burmester

pp. 91-96

Carbon Dioxide Exchange Rate of Cotton After Complete Boll Removal Richard Jasoni, Tom Cothren, and Carlos Fernández

pp. 97-104

Cotton Fiber Growth and Development 2. Changes in Cell Diameter and Wall Birefringence Robert W. Seagull, Vito Oliveri, Kim Murphy, Andrew Binder, and Sushma Kothari

pp. 105-111

Extracting Hoplolaimus columbus from Soil and Roots: Implications for Treatment Comparisons Richard F. Davis and James P. Noe

pp. 112-123

Size Lubrication Methods for Air-Jet-Spun and Ring-Spun Warp Yarns Howard L. Thomas Jr. and James M. Zeiba

pp. 124-129

Cutleaf Eveningprimrose Control with Preplant Burndown Herbicide Combinations in Cotton Dan Reynolds, Steve Crawford, David Jordan

pp. 130-136

Contemporary Issue – Attributes of Public and Private Cotton Breeding Programs Daryl T. Bowman

pp. 137-140

Note – Possible NIRS Screening Tool for Entomological Sugars on Raw Cotton Donald E. Brushwood and Young J. Han

pp. 141-146

Note – White Speck Consistently Quantified by Image Analysis Terri Von Hoven, Patricia Bel-Berger, Ioan Negulescu, and Billie Collier

pp. 147-148

Managing Editor’s Report Anne F. Wrona

pp. 149-151

Letter to Journal of Cotton Science Community from the Steering Committee of the International Cotton Genome Initiative (ICGI) Curt Brubaker, Roy Cantrell, Marc Giband, Bruce Lyon, Thea Wilkins

pp. 152-160

Maturity and Yield Responses of Non-transgenic and Transgenic Bt Cotton to Simulated Bollworm Injury Jeffrey Gore, B. Roger Leonard, Eugene Burris, Don R. Cook, and J. Hunter Fife

pp. 161-170

Genetic Linkage Map and QTL Analysis of Agronomic and Fiber Quality Traits in an Intraspecific Population Mauricio Ulloa and William R. Meredith Jr.

pp. 171-177

Soil- and Foliar-Applied Boron in Cotton Production: An Economic Analysis Roland K. Roberts, Justin M. Gersman, and Donald D. Howard

pp. 178-182

Entrance Velocity Optimization for Modified Dust Cyclones Paul A. Funk, S. Ed Hughs, Greg A. Holt

pp. 183-192

Feasibility of Applying Seedcotton Cleaning Principles to Lint Cleaning Gino J. Mangialardi Jr. and W. Stanley Anthony

pp. 193-201

Economical and Rapid Method for Extracting Cotton Genomic DNA Jinfa Zhang and James McD. Stewart

pp. 202-209

Modification of the Potassium Ferricyanide Reducing Sugar Test for Sugars from Extracts of Cotton Fiber Donald E. Brushwood

pp. 210-216

Cotton Response to Imazapic and Imazethapyr Applied to a Preceding Peanut Crop Alan C. York, David L. Jordan, Roger B. Batts, A. Stanley Culpepper

pp. 217-223

Expression of Two Tissue-Specific Promoters in Transgenic Cotton Plants Ping Song, Jeanie L. Heinen, Teresa H. Burns, and Randy D. Allen

pp. 224-231

Reduction of Verticillium Wilt Symptoms in Cotton Following Seed Treatment with Trichoderma virens Linda E. Hanson

pp. 232-236

Root-Knot Nematode Reproduction and Root Galling Severity on Related Conventional and Transgenic Cotton Cultivars Patrick D. Colyer, Terrence L. Kirkpatrick, W. David Caldwell, and Philip R. Vernon

pp. 237-244

Buffering of Foliar Potassium and Boron Solutions for No-tillage Cotton Production D. D. Howard, M. E. Essington, C. O. Gwathmey, and W. M. Percell