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• American Pomological Society

  Journal of the American Pomological Society (Author)

  56-64

• The Multiple-Variety Tree

  Milo Gibson (Author)

  46-48

• Norris Grape from Florida

  Journal of the American Pomological Society (Author)

  49-49

• A Method of Finding the Most Likely Parents of Chance Seedlings of Fruits

  Fred L. Ashworth (Author)

  53-54

• Response of Tydeman’s Red Apple to Cross-Pollination

  John M. Lange (Author)

  52-53

• Apple Variety Trends in Mid-Atlantic States

  Journal of the American Pomological Society (Author)

  45-45

• Pumpkin Sweet and Pound Sweet—They are Different

  Henry T. Converse (Author)

  42-42

• Relation of Bloom Date and Blossom Temperature to Frost Injury and Fruit Set of Apricots

  R. E. C. Layne (Author)

  28-32

• Apple Rootstock Studies in Eastern Europe

  D. F. Millikan, S. A. Pieniazek (Author)

  27-27

• Five New Fruits from New York

  George M. Kessler (Author)

  33-34

• Annual Report of American Pomological Society for 1966

  James B. Mowry (Author)

  34-35

• Origin of American Pomological Society

  George M. Kessler (Author)

  35-35

• Who Wants the White Carolina Strawberry?

  George M. Darrow (Author)

  25-25

• Comments on Apricot and Nectarine Culture in Michigan

  Stanley Johnston (Author)

  22-22

• Reid M. Brooks’ Evaluation of Sweet Cherries for Home Garden and Dessert Use

  Robert A. Nitschke (Author)

  23-25

• New Yorker Nectarine

  Robert C. Lamb (Author)

  39-39

• Self-Fertile Sweet Cherries

  P. Matthews, K. Lapins (Author)

  36-37

• Pear and Apple Variety Testing in Kenya, East Africa

  J. P. Overcash (Author)

  38-39

• A Message from the President of the American Pomological Society

  George M. Kessler (Author)

  26-27

• Scottish Strawberry Breeders Campaign Against Diseases

  Journal of the American Pomological Society (Author)

  19-19

• Peach and Nectarine Variety Performance in Kentucky

  Frank T. Street (Author)

  3-4

• Notes on Origin of the Delicious Apple

  Journal of the American Pomological Society (Author)

  4-4

• The Monroe Peach

  George D. Oberle (Author)

  17-18

• Dessert Grapes-Selection of Varieties with Exceptional Quality (Part II)

  H. C. Barrett (Author)

  11-15

• Oregon’s OP-9 Bartlett Pear

  M. N. Westwood, J. A. Milbrath, P. B. Lombard (Author)

  18-19