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• Seven Disease Resistant Apple Selections Released for Grower Testing

  J. A. Crosby, Jules Janick, P. C. Pecknold, S. S. Korban, S. M. Ries, J. Goffreda, A. Voordeckers (Author)

  40-40

• Non-Target Effect of a Fungicide Spray Program on Phytophagous and Predacious Mite Populations in a Scab Resistant Apple Orchard

  Kirsten M. Bower, Lorraine P. Berkett, Joseph F. Costante (Author)

  47-47

• Disease Resistant Apple Cultivars: Twelve Years of Observations

  R. F. Heflebower, C. S. Walsh (Author)

  49-50

• Evaluation of Four New Scab-Resistant Apple Varieties Compared with ‘Empire’ in New York Orchards

  I. A. Merwin, D. A. Rosenberger, C. Engle (Author)

  54-56

• A Maturity and Storage Study of Scab-Resistant Cultivars

  Jennifer R. DeEll, Robert K. Prange (Author)

  51-52

• Impact of Disease Resistant Apple Cultivars on Fungicide Use in Ohio

  M. A. Ellis, D. C. Ferree, R. C. Funt (Author)

  51-51

• Early-Season Diseases Occurring on Scab-Resistant Apple Cultivars and Advanced Selections Grown in Southeastern New York State

  D. A. Rosenberger, F. W. Meyer, C. A. Engle (Author)

  52-53

• New Resistant Rootstocks from Geneva

  James N. Cummins, Herb S. Aldwinckle (Author)

  39-39

• The West Virginia University Ecosystem Project for Processing Apples: Comparisons Among ‘Liberty,’ ‘Golden Delicious,’ ‘York’ and ‘Fuji’ in the First Year of Growth

  Alan R. Biggs, James B. Kotcon, Tara A. Baugher, Alan R. Collins, D. Michael Glenn, Henry W. Hogmire, Ross E. Byers, Alan J. Sexstone, Gary W. Lightner (Author)

  37-37

• Lingonberry Cultivars—Building Blocks for an Industry?

  Elden J. Stang (Author)

  3-6

• Super-Marketing and Tasting ‘Liberty’ Apples in Vermont

  J. M. Clements, J. F. Costante, L. P. Berkett (Author)

  35-36

• Effect of Cultivar on Endogenous Ethylene Evolution and its Relationship to Increases of Soluble Protein in Peach Mesocarp Tissue

  Karen A. Klozenbucher, Steven A. Altman, Marla S. McIntosh, Christopher S. Walsh (Author)

  20-26

• Productivity and Quality Characteristics of Strawberry Cultivars Under Michigan Conditions

  Eric J. Hanson, Randolph M. Beaudry, Jane L. Beggs (Author)

  27-32

• Arthropod Pest Pressure Among Several Disease-Resistant Apple Cultivars

  D. F. Polk, E. F. Durner, E. F. Rezio (Author)

  44-45

• ‘Enterprise’ and ‘GoldRush,’ Two New Disease-Resistant Cultivars

  J. A. Crosby, Jules Janick, P. C. Pecknold, S. S. Korban, S. M. Ries, J. Goffreda, A. Voordeckers (Author)

  43-43

• Using Disease-Resistant Apple Cultivars to Reduce Fungicide Applications for Disease Control

  W. Hal Shaffer (Author)

  46-47

• Breeding of Multiple Disease Resistant Apples: Present Status and Future Prospects

  Susan K. Brown, Herb S. Aldwinckle, David Terry, Steve Valerio (Author)

  38-38

• Early Performance of Four Apple Cultivars, Supported or Free Standing, on Mark Rootstock

  Preston K. Andrews, Curt R. Rom (Author)

  198-204

• Seed Germination of Ribes Hybrids

  J. R. Goodwin, Kim E. Hummer (Author)

  229-233

• Hurricane Andrew Damages Tropical Fruit Crops in South Florida

  Richard J. Campbell, Carl W. Campbell, Jonathan Crane, Carlos Balerdi, Seymour Goldweber (Author)

  218-225

• Performance of ‘Starkspur Supreme Delicious’ Grown on Twenty-Five Rootstocks in Quebec

  R. L. Granger, M. Meheriuk, S. Khanizadeh, Y. Groleau (Author)

  226-229

• Comparison of Root Development of Pear Trees on Seedling and Quince A and C Rootstocks

  A. S. Devyatov (Author)

  193-197

• New Powdery Mildew Resistant Sweet Cherry

  T. K. Toyama, D. R. Ophardt, W. E. Howell, G. G. Grove (Author)

  234-235

• Changes in Levels and Isozymes of Peroxidase in Wounded Peach Bark

  M. M. Goodin, A. R. Biggs, A. M. Castle (Author)

  185-192

• ‘Totem’ Strawberry

  Hugh Daubeny, F. J. Lawrence, P. P. Moore (Author)

  182-184