Vol. 35 No. 2 (1981)

Articles

• Citrus Scion Cultivars in Florida and Texas

  C. Jack Hearn (Author)

  44-48

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• Chaubattia Anupam, an Early Sweet Apple

  J. N. Seth, S. D. Lal, S. S. Solanki, R. P. Kuksal (Author)

  77-78

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• An Unusual Mottle Produced in Some Prunus Besseyix Prunus SalicinaHybrids

  P. R. Fridlund (Author)

  63-67

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• Pecan Cultivar Review—Southeast

  C. E. Arnold, C. P. Andrews (Author)

  55-60

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• Current Citrus Cultivar Situation in California and Arizona

  Robert K. Soost (Author)

  38-43

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• The Plum Industry in the Southeastern United States

  J. M. Thompson (Author)

  53-55

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• Bacterial Spot Susceptibility in Low Chilling Peaches

  W. B. Sherman, P. M. Lyrene (Author)

  74-76

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• Red Raspberry Clones Resistant to Root Rot

  Bruce H. Barritt, P. C. Crandall, P. R. Bristow (Author)

  60-62

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• A Hundred Years of Loganberries

  D. L. Jennings (Author)

  34-37

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• Freeze Damage in Six Rabbiteye Blueberry Cultivars

  J. M. Spiers (Author)

  68-70

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• The Mark Apple Rootstock

  Robert F. Carlson (Author)

  78-79

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• Scionwood of Pear Cultivars and Species Available from the U.S. Plant Introduction Station

  H. E. Waterworth (Author)

  71-74

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• Stark ®Encore Peach

  Jerry Frecon (Author)

  76-77

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• Plum and Prune Cultivar Situation in the West Coast of North America

  David W. Ramming (Author)

  48-52

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