Volume 6 | 2002

pp. 1-12

Effects of Weather on Cotton Responses to Harvest-Aid Chemicals Joanne Logan and C. Owen Gwathmey

pp. 13-27

Cotton Defoliation and Harvest Timing Effects on Yields, Quality, and Net Revenues James A. Larson, C. Owen Gwathmey, and Robert M. Hayes

pp. 28-33

Improving Cotton Returns Using Nematicides in Northwestern Florida Fields Infested with Root-Knot Nematode David J. Zimet, John L. Smith, Robert A. Kinloch, and James R. Rich

pp. 34-39

Improving Returns Using Nematicides in Cotton Fields Infested with Reniform Nematodes in Northwestern Florida David J. Zimet, John L. Smith, James R. Rich, and Robert A. Kinloch

pp. 40-51

Comparison of Emission Profiles for Volatile Organic Compounds from Cotton and Polypropylene-based Tarp Gary A. Eiceman, Jonathan F. Bergloff, and Paul A. Funk

pp. 52-59

Increasing Reversal Frequency in Gossypium hirsutum L. ‘MD51’ through Exogenous Application of Plant Hormones Pauline Gould and Robert W. Seagull

pp. 60-67

Ability of Indigenous Yeasts from Aerial Plant Surfaces to Degrade Sugars from Insect Honeydew Vern J. Elliott

pp. 68-76

High-Speed Stickiness Detector Measurement: Effect of Temperature Settings and Relative Humidity Eric Hequet and Noureddine Abidi

pp. 77-90

Processing Sticky Cotton: Implication of Trehalulose in Residue Build-up Eric Hequet and Noureddine Abidi

pp. 91-96

Pyrithiobac and Bromoxynil Combinations with MSMA for Improved Weed Control in Bromoxynil-Resistant Cotton David C. Bridges, Timothy L. Grey, and Barry J. Brecke

pp. 97-103

Assessment of Day-Neutral Backcross Populations of Cotton Using AFLP Markers Ming Zhong, Jack C. McCarty, Johnie N. Jenkins, and Sukumar Saha

pp. 104-114

Heritability of Tolerance to Early Foliar Decline in Three Pima Cotton Populations Richard Percy, Hal Moser, Robert Hutmacher, and Steve Wright

pp. 115-118

Note – Inheritance and Linkage Analysis of the Yellow Pulvinus Mutant of Cotton Russell J. Kohel and Luther S. Bird

pp. 119-125

Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) Response to Simulated Repeated Damage by Helicoverpa spp. Larvae Tom T. Lei

pp. 126-132

The Relationship Between Cotton Stickiness and Cotton Dust Potential David T.W. Chun

pp. 133-142

Sensitivity of the Shirley Developments Ltd. Micromat Tester to Operators and Sample Preparations Joseph G. Montalvo, Jr., Sherman E. Faught, and Steven M. Buco

pp. 143-147

Mitigation of Whitefly Honeydew Levels on Cotton Lint via Thermal and Citric Acid Treatment Gary R. Gamble