Canadian Journal of Plant Science. Revue Canadienne de Phytotechnie 2004: Vol 84 Index

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Author Index
Canadian Journal of Plant Science, Volume 84, 2004
Aasen, A., 1051 Brégard, A., 256, 1101 Cober, E., 57
Abouzeid, M.A., 607 Bremer, E., 473 Cohen, R.D.H., 1037
Abramson, D., 1189 Briand, B.H., 713 Cole, D.E., 343
Acharya, S.N., 245, 249, 250, 819 Briggs, K.G., 254 Coleman, W.K., 291
Allard, G., 256 Brinsfield, R.B., 713 Conner, R., 223, 227, 231, 235,
Allirand, J.M., 1059 Brown, J., 397 1015, 807
Allmaras, R.R., 687 Bullied, W.J., 319 Costea, M., 631
Almaraz, J., 256 Burton, D., 536, 541 Coulman, B., 125, 815
Altinok, S., 181 Busso, C.A., 195 Cowan, T., 405
Anderson, D.M., 537, 541 Butler, S., 535 Cutforth, H., 252, 697, 705, 1085
Angadi, S.V., 252, 697, 705
Angadi, V.V., 697 Caldwell, C. 255, 540 Darbyshire, S., 327, 343
Asay, K.H., 157 Caldwell, C.A., 1109 Darroch, B.A., 245
Asiedu, S., 255 Caldwell, C.D., 535, 537, 539, 540, Daun, J.K., 749
Auclair, J., 57 541, 1155 Davis, J.B., 397
Avice, J.C., 1059 Caldwell, C.E., de Araujo, M.R.A., 125
Campbell, A.J., de Jong, H., 589
Babcock, C., 757 Campbell, C.A., 11., 487 Decau, M.L., 1059
Babij, V., 1193 Cardona, C., 891 Deen, Bill, 251
Bal, A.K., 65 Carefoot, J.M., 411 DeGraaff, M.N., 539
Balakumar, T., 541 Carew, R., 829 Delaquis, P.J., 873
Balasubramanian, P., 31 Castonguay, Y., 1113 DePauw, R.M., 811
Bamford, K., 251, 253 Cattani, D.J., 117 Dexter, J.E., 1001
Bandara, M., 254 Caumes, E., 299 Dick, A.C., 1051
Banniza, S., 237, 239 Cavers, P.B., 327 DiTommaso, A., 327
Baron, V.S., 1051 Chandler, K., 1167 Dong, S.K, 529
Basnyat, P., 97 Chandler, M.A., 687 Donnelly, D.J., 255, 256, 257
Beasley, B.W., 987 Chang, C., 739 Doohan, D.J., 669
Bélanger, G., 250, 256, 535, Chang, K.F., 311, 901 Dosdall, L., 419, 971, 1171
1101, 1113 Charlebois, D., 279 Dostaler, D., 615
Biederbeck, V.O., 11, 37, 487 Charmley, E., 538, 539 Doust, M.A., 1001
Bing, D.-J., 235 Charmley, L.L., 538 Drapeau, R., 542
Bishnoi, U.R., 1213 Chen, F., 785 Dribnenki, J.C.P., 797
Bittman, S., 129, 205, 250, 257, 536 Chen, Q., 1015 du Croix Sissons, M.J., 319
Blackshaw, R.E., 419, 739, 955, 971 Chen, W.-S., 881 Duguid, S.D., 801
Blade, S., 251, 254, 533, 901 Chen, X.M., 1015 Diirr, G.H., 542, 791
Blanchard, J., 541 Chen, Y., 797 Duzan, H., 255
Blenis, P., 443, 773 Chen, Y.-A., 881 Dyck, B.S., 1183
Blonski, L.J. 773 Cheverie, R.M., 53 8
Bogdanoff, C.P., 545, 555 Chinnasamy, G., 6 5 El-Tarabily, K.A., 607
Boland, G.J., 57 Chmielewski, J.G., 1221 Entz, M., 249, 251, 253, 1093, 1097
Booth, B.D., 1167 Cholewa, E., 252 Entz, T., 411
Bootsma, A., 1113 Chong, C., 1127 Erdogdu, I., 181
Bork, E.W., 773 Chong, J., 241 Essah, S.Y.C., 1213
Boswall, P., 538 Choo, T.M., 805 Estergaard, B., 545, 555
Botha, E., 855 Chu, G., 254
Bowen, P.A., 545, 555 Clapham, W.M., 511 Fairey, N.A., 163
Bowes, K., 249, 540, 1155 Clapperton, J., 250 Fedders, J.M., 511
Braul, A., 249 Clarke, F.R., 811, 1001 Feindel, D.E., 117
Bravo, O.A., 195 Clarke, J.M., 811, 1001 Ferguson, T., 419, 971
Clayton, G., 37, 79, 89, 235, 419, 453, Fernandez, M.R., 811
677, 955, 971, 1051 Fetch, Jr., T.G., 1
Page numbers in bold refer to abstracts. Clements, D.R., 327, 343 Fillmore, S.A.E., 542, 791
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Flaten, D.N., 1093 Howard, R.J., 311, 901 Lithourgidis, A.S., 1235
Flore, N., 47, 105, 253, 473 Huang, C.-K., 881 Liu, K., 542
Forge, T., 250 Huang, H.C., 223, 227, 231, 739, 807 Lau, QO., 529
Fowler, D.B., 757 Huang, X., 529 Liu, W., 251
Fraser, J., 143 Hucl, P., 31, 519, 1205 Liu, Z., 885
Fratini, R., 981 Humble, S., 251 Lombardo, G.M., 1001
Fredeen, A.H., 539 Hume, D., 254 Looney, N.E., 259
Frégeau-Reid, J., 757, 909 Hunt, D., 129, 250 Lopetinsky, K., 253
Friebel, D., 249, 250 Hutton, G., 539 Lukow, O.M., 71
Fritz, V.A., 687 Hwang, S.F., 311, 901 Lupwayi, N.Z., 37, 79, 89,
Fu, Y.-B., 2 Lynch, D.H., 542
Irvine, B., 1093 Lysenko, E., 949
Gallant, T.L., 541 Ivany, J.A., 252, 538, 1199 Lysyk, T.J., 1077
Gan, Y., 11, 235, 252, 487, 697,
705, 955 Jacquet, A., 1059 Mabood, F., 252
Gehl, D., 235, 807 Janse, S., 1167 MacDonald, D.
Geleta, S.B., 713 Janzen, H.H., 411 540, 541
Georgallas, A., 541 Jefferson, P.G., 11, 249, 250, 401, Maclsaac, K..,
Gill, K.S., 719 503, 1037, 1067 MacLeod, J.,
Giorgetti, H.D., 195 Jensen, K.B., 157 Madani, A., 542
Gjuric, R., 117 Jensen, K.I.N., 669 Mal, T.K., 365
Glover, D.E., 1037 Jia, X., 1015 Malcolmson, L.J., 71
Goh, T.B., 47, 213 Jiang, Y., 529 Malhi, S.S., 719, 939
Gonthier, C., 250 Johnson, D.A., 157 Mapplebeck, L., 540
Good, A.G., 915 Johnson, E.N., 463, 955, 971 Marchylo, B.A., 1001
Gordon, R., 541, 542, 543 Johnston, A.M., 79, 89, 431, Martin, R.A., 538, 805
Gossen, B.D., 311, 401, 901, 1105 453, 1025 Martin, R.C., 539, 541, 542
Govasmark, E., 542 Juskiw, P.E., 477 Maruschak, J.L., 519
Graef, G.L., 57 Matus-Cadiz, M.A., 519
Grant, C.A., 79, 89, 453 Karamanos, R.E., 47, 105, 213, 253 May, K., 503, 1067, 1077
Green, A.G., 797 Kaur, K., 71] May, W.E., 431, 1025
Grimmett, M., 541, 542 Kelbert, A.J., 254 McCaffrey, J.P., 397
Grombacher, A.W., 254 Kemp, G., 231 McCaig, T.N., 811
Guak, S., 259 Kenaschuk, E.O., 801 McCallum, B., 241, 1015, 1189
Guillemette, L., 805 Kephart, K.D., 955 McCartney, C.A., 749
Gusta, L.V., 463 Kibite, S., 23, 241 McCartney, D., 143, 187, 205,
Kiehn, F.A., 223, 227, 231 539, 1051
Haber, S., 241 Kielly, G.A., 1037 McCaughey, W.P., 503, 1067
Habib, A., 255, 257 Kimbeng, C.A., 1193 McClay, A., 343
Hall, L.M., 923 King, J., 253, 343 McConkey, B., 97, 487, 705
Hammermeister, A.M.., Kirkland, K.J., 463, 955 McDonald, C.L., 252, 697
Hanson, K., 37, 250 Klein-Gebbinck, H.W., 691 McEachern, S.F., 797
Hao, X., 865 Knowles, N.R., 443 McFarlane, L., 503, 1067
Harapiak, J., 105, 253 Knox, R.E., 811 McGinn, S., 257
Hardy, G.E.ST.J., 607 Korkmaz, A., 1161 Mclver, J., 252
Harker, K.N., 419, 677, 955, 971 Kovacs, M.I.P., 765 McKenzie, D.B., 65, 525, 538
Harmon, B.L., 397 Kowalenko, C.G., 129, 250, 257 McKenzie, R.H., 473
Harris, C.R., 915 Kunelius, H.T., 542, 791 McLean, N., 539, 541
Hatcher, D.W., 1001 McLeod, D.G.R., 915
Hatton, M., 540 Lada, R., 2555,3 7, 541 McNeil, P., 535
Helm, J.H., 477 Lafond, G.P., 79, 89, 97, 431, 1025 McPherson, M.A., 915
Henry. R., 537 Laje unesse, J., 253 McRae, K., 525, 538, 539, 542, 791
Herbert, L.C., 823 Lamy, M.P., 265, 569, 1135 McVetty, P.B.E., 731, 749
Hermans, P., 305 Larney, F.J., 987 Meadows, P.A., 539
Ho, K.M., 805 Leclerc, Y., 845, 855 Meloche, F., 305
Hoekstra, G.J., 757 Leiva-Brondo, M., 603 Mengli, Z., 1077
Hoeppner, J., 251 Lemke, R., 11, 249, 487 Menzies, J.G., 241, 625
Hogue, E.J., 823 Li, H.J., 11f0 15 Messenger, D., 249, 250
Holm, F.A., 1205 Liz... 885 Meuriot, F., 1059
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Michaels, T.E., 891 Pederson, V.D., ! Scheifele, G., 805
Michaud, R., 250, 256, 1101 Peill, P., 540 Schlichting, L.M., 1001
Middleton, A., 473, 519 Pelcat, Y., 97 Schoofs, A., 251
Milburn, P.H., 589 Pelletier, S., 256 Scoles, G.J., 935
Millard, P., 259 Penner, K.R., 1097 Seguin, P., 250, 254
Miller, J.J., 987 Percival, D.C., 877 Seidle, E., 117]
Miller, P.R., 117, 955 Pérez de la Vega, M., 981 Selles,F ., 11, 249, 250, 487
Mir, Z., 143, 819 Peters, R.D., 537 Semple, IC., 1221
Mmbaga, M.T., 837 Phibbs, T., 909 Shropshire, C., 405
Mohr, R., 431, 1025 Pickering, R.A., 935 Sikkema, P., 405
Mongrain, D., 1113 Pincock, J., 540, 1155 Silvestre, J., 299
Montani, T., 195 Pinnisch, R., 254 Simon, J.C., 1059
Montenegro, O.A., 195 Pomarenski, Q., 47 Singh, A.K., 935
Mooney, D., 519 Potts, D., 697 Si\ ee K., 607
Morard, P., 299 Pozniak, C.J., 1205 Slinkard, A., 237, 239, 795
Moreau, G., 845, 855 Preston, K.R., 71, 949 Sloan, A..,
Moulin, A., 97 Price, M., 251, 1109 Smith, D.,
Moyer, J.R., 739, 819 Progens, J., 603 Smith, D.L.
Mulford, F.R., 713 Przednowek, D.W.A., 1093 Smith, D.M., 1189
Miindel, H.-H., 223, 227, 231, 807 Purvis, P., 1127 Smith, E., 536, 543
Munroe, M.D., 536 Smith, E. - 2 1, 829
Qi, H., 785
Murray, A.M., 877 Smith, Jr., , LET, 1193
Murray, J.D., 891 Soltani, tea
Mustafa, A.F., 250 Raciti, C.N., 1001 Soroka, J.J., 1105, 1171
Muthusamy, S.K., 541 Rahman, M.H., 965 Souleimanoy, A., 254,
Rajcan, I., 57, 181 Spaner, D., 217, 253,2
Najda, H., 143 Raney, J.P., 939 Sparry, E., 757
Narine, L., 365 Rashid, K.Y., 797, 801 Specht, E.G., 669
Nass, H.G., 251, 537, 542, 1109 Regitnig, P., 739 Stan, S., 873
Neilsen, D., 259, 823 Reinecke, D.M., 443 Stanich, K., 873
Neilsen, G.H., 823 Rice, W.A., 37, 79, 89, 677 Stanton, D., 254
Nesbitt, N.T., 463 Richards, K.W., 23 Steadman, J.R., 57
Nitschelm, J., 739 Richer, C., 265, 279, 569, 1135 Steffenson, B.J., 1
Noll, J., 241 Rickwood, R., 1085 Stevenson, F. C., 419, 431, 971, 1025
Nuez, F., 603 Rioux, J.A., 265, 569, 1135 Stewart, G., 251
Nuri Nas, M., 1161 Rioux, S., 253, 615 Stiles, A., 255
Nuttall, W.F., 205 Riungu, T.C., 731 Stonehouse, T..,
Roberts, J.C., 1155 Stratton, G., Ao
O’Brien, E.G., 1085 Rochette, P., 1113 Strydhorst, S.,
O’ Donovan, J.T., 419, 677, 971 Rodd, A.V., 252, 538, 542 Su, H., 1015
O’ Keefe, J.A., 713 Rodriguez, G.D., 195 Sun, X., 785
Olfert, O.0., 1171 Rodriguez-Burruezo, A., 603 Supanjani, S.,
Olson, B.M., 987 Romo, J.T., 173 Swanton, C.J., 1
Olson, R., 535 Rossnagel, B.G., 935
Omielan, J., 254 Roswell, J., 757 Tai, G., 589
Orr: D.. 235 Rousseau, G., 615 Tang, K., 785
Ortiz- rae E., 256 Rowsell, J., 254, 805 Tardiff, F.J., 631
Ozbay, N., 1161 Ruiz, M.L., 981 Tarn R., 589
Ozga, J.‘ 4, 443 Tawaha, A.M., 254
Sahota, A.S., 519 Tekauz, A., 1189
Pageau, D., 253 Saindon, G., 223, 227, 231 Thanh, T.H., 615
Palanisamy, R., 255 Saint Pierre, C., 195 Thiessen Martens, J.R., 1093, 1097
Papadopoulos, Y.A., 525, 538, 539 Sampson, G., 540 Thomas, W., 540
Parachnowitsch, A.L., 599 Sanderson, J.B., 251, 536, 537 Tiryaki, I., 1161
Patterson, K., 540 Sanderson, K.R., 537 Todd, A.G., 217, 257
Paulley, G., 949 Sartonov, A.D., 327 Toivonen, P.M.A., 873
Pauls, K.P., 891 Sauvé, R.J., 837 Tollenaar, T., 251
Paynter, B.H., 477 Scarth, R., 749 Tolman, J.H., 915
Pearen, J., 187 Schaafsma, A.W., 891, 909 Topinka, A.K.C., 923
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Topinka, K., 955 Waldron, B.L., 157 Wu, X., 250
Townley-Smith, L., 187 Walker, D., 251 Wyand, S., 537
Tremblay, G.F., 250, 256, 1101 Walley, F., 79, 89
Tsao, R., 539 Wan, B., 785
Tuchelt, J., 1085 Wang, H., 311
Tucker, C., 599 Wang, Z.H., 939
Turkington, T.K., 235, 677 Ws
Turnbull, G.D., 311, 901 795, 1183
Warman, P., 542
Ukrainetz, H., 1105 Warner, J., 865
Zebarth, B.J., 129, 589, 845, 855
Weaver, S.E., 631
Zeigler, K., 539
Vaage, A., 187 Weisenburger, R., 539
Zelmer, C.D., 1097
Vaillancourt, G., 539 Wen, Z.Y., 1015
Zentner, R.P., 11, 249, 487
Van Acker, R.C., 319 Whittington, R., 599 Zhang, T.Q., 865
Van Vliet, L., 257 Wichman, D.M., 955 Zhao, X., 785
Vandenberg, A., 31, 237, 239, Willms, W.D., 1077 Zheljazkov, V., 249, 535, 536,
533, 795 Winston, M.L., 599 540, 1155
Vazquez, D., 949 Wittenberg, K.M., 1193 Zheng, W., 254
Veitch, R.S., 537, 541 Womack, H.E., 7113 Thou. X:, 252; 255, 256
Vera, C., 235, 939 Woods, D.L., 691 Zilka, 3.57
Woosaree, J., 245, 503, 1067
Vessey, J.K. 1097
Subject Index
Canadian Journal of Plant Science, Volume 84, 2004
ACE-1 perennial cereal rye, 819 Antixenosis leaf development in spring
Acid detergent fibre influence of leafhoppers on bean barley, 479
leaf and stem nutritive value of yield, 891 Barley yield
timothy, 1101 Apiaceae barley yield and nutrient uptake
sub-alpine meadow in northern essential oil of Nova Scotia dill, under fresh or composted
China, 529 1155 manure, 987
Acid rain Apparent fertilizer N recovery Base temperature
simulated acid rain impact on wild potato nitrogen use efficiency, 845 modelling berseem clover
blueberries, 877 Apple development, 511
Agroclimatic indices micronutrient nutrition of apple Beach pea
changes in the frost-free season on orchards, 823 fatty acid and elemental
the Canadian prairies, 1085 autumn-applied urea-N in apple, 259 composition of beach pea, 65
Agronomic suitability, 537 Apple characteristics Bean
Air temperature the value of apple characteristics, Early Rose pink bean, 227
rhizoctonia blight of chickpea, 901 829 effect of tillage and cropping
Alfalfa, 542 Application time, 542 system on sugarbeet, 739
alfalfa resistance to postharvest Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi Bean, black
Aspergillus species, 1193 mycorrhizal colonization of flax, Black violet common bean, 223
companion planting forages, 217 1097 Bean, common
fertilizers on seed alfalfa, 1105 Argentina rangelands Arikara Yellow common bean, 807
y
initial N status and residual leaf grass competitive ability and Black violet common bean, 223
area after cutting affect alfalfa defoliation tolerance, 195 Bean, dry
regrowth, 1059 Arisaema heterophyllum dry bean planting date, 31
slow wilting in alfalfa, 401 agglutinin gene resistance to zinc responses of dry beans in
spring black stem of alfalfa, 311 aphids, 785 Manitoba, 213
Allium cepa L. (see Onion) Ascochyta blight Bean, kidney
Alternative seeding date CDC Desiray desi chickpea, 795 sensitivity of kidney beans to
fall seeding date and polymer Ascospores S-metolachlor and Imazethapyr,
coatings, 955 Sclerotinia inoculations in 405
Amaranthus hybridus, 631 soybean, 615 Bean, navy
Amaranthus retroflexus, 631 Aspergillis repens influence of leafhoppers on bean
Amaranthus powellii, 631 alfalfa resistance to postharvest yield, 891
Ammonia Aspergillus species, 1193 Morden003 navy bean, 231
emissions, 536 Asteraceae Bedding
impacts, 536 Solidago nemoralis Ait., 1221 barley yield and nutrient uptake
loss, 536 Avena sativa L. (see Oat) under fresh or composted
sources, 536 manure, 987
Ammonium, 541 Baking Bentonite S
Amplified fragment length baking test for Uruguayan French sulphur fertilizer management in
polymorphism style bread, 949 canola and wheat, 453
AFLP analysis of Canadian oat Barley, 538, 541, 542 Berseem clover
cultivars, 23 companion planting forages, 217 modelling berseem clover
Anethum graveolens HT-2 and T-2 toxins in barley, 1189 development, 511
essential oil of Nova Scotia dill, increasing urea safety with Biochanin A, 539
1155 NBPT, 105 Biofuel
Annual forage leaf development in spring barley, potential of native grasses as
forage cropping systems in 479 ethanol feedstock, 1067
Saskatchewan, 187 Nordbec barley, 805 Biological control
predicting agronomic performance Aphanomyces euteiches response
using radiometry, | to oat extract, 687
quantitative scald resistance in Biological cost
barley, 935 mur and nap cytoplasm hybrid
Page numbers in bold refer to abstracts. Barley (spring), 537 performance comparisons, 731
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Biological soil quality Canadian prairies Chickpea
herbicides and soil changes in the frost-free season on CDC Desiray desi chickpea, 795
microorganisms, 677 the Canadian prairies, 1085 rhizoctonia blight of chickpea, 901
Biomass Canadian wheat Chip colour
grass competitive ability and baking test for Uruguayan French colour and potato chip quality, 291
defoliation tolerance, 195 style bread, 949 CHYLE
potential of native grasses as Canola Leucanthemum vulgare Lam., 343
ethanol feedstock, 1067 canola seed quality, 463 Chrysanthemum leucanthemum
Black bean check rows required for root rot Leucanthemum vulgare Lam., 343
Black violet common bean, 223 screening, 691 Cicer arietinum L
Blueberry early seeding of canola and CDC Desiray desi chickpea, 795
simulated acid rain impact on wild mustard, 705 rhizoctonia blight of chickpea, 901
blueberries, 877 fall seeding date and polymer Claviceps purpurea
Bombus impatiens/B. occidentalis coatings, 955 ergot on wheat, 625
pollen foraging by bumblebees, 599 genotypic and environmental Climate change
Boron effects of saturated fatty acids changes in the frost-free season on
micronutrient nutrition of apple in canola, 749 the Canadian prairies, 1085
orchards, 823 increasing urea safety with Climate, cool 538
Brassica NBPT, 105 birdsfoot trefoil harvest
embryo rescue in Brassica, 965 mur and nap cytoplasm hybrid management, 525
Brassica napus L. (see Canola) performance comparisons, 731 Climatic indices
Brassica rapa L. (see Canola) N management, seeding depth climate change and winter damage
Brassica oilseeds
and canola production, 719 to fruit trees, 1113
early seeding of canola and
optimum acquisition times for Clover
mustard, 705
remote sensing, 97 modelling berseem clover
Brassica species
polymer seed coating of fall-seeded development, 511
canola and mustard response to
canola, 971 Combining ability
temperature and water stress, 697
root maggot damage to prairie alfalfa resistance to postharvest
Bread
canola roots, 1171 Aspergillus species, 1193
baking test for Uruguayan French
Carrot, 537 Common bean
style bread, 949
carrot cavity spot, 607 Arikara Yellow common bean, 807
Breeding
metribuzin on carrot, 669 Black violet common bean, 223
alfalfa resistance to postharvest
reduced tillage for onion and Common reed
Aspergillus species, 1193
carrot, 1167 Phragmites australis, 365
Bromegrass
Carthamus Community-level physiological
Knowles hybrid bromegrass, 815
theoretical hybridization potential profiles (CLPP) herbicides and
Bromus
of transgenic safflower, 923 soil microorganisms, 677
harvest management on grass
Cavity spot Compositae
performance in northeast
Saskatchewan, 205 carrot cavity spot, 607 Solidago nemoralis Ait., 1221
Cell-wall-degrading enzymes Compost
Bromus riparius X Bromus inermis
Knowles hybrid bromegrass, 815 carrot cavity spot, 607 barley yield and nutrient uptake
Brown girdling root rot Cellulose under fresh or composted
check rows required for root rot potential of native grasses as manure, 987
screening, 691 ethanol feedstock, 1067 Concentration
Bumblebee Ceratoides lanata concentration de la solution
pollen foraging by bumblebees, 599 winterfat establishment, 173 nutritive pour la culture hors
C, grasses Cereal and field pea mixtures sol de la tomate, 299
forage quality of seeded native swath grazing potential, 1051 Constructed wetlands, 543
grasses in the fall, 503 Cereal disease, 538 Conventional tillage
C, grasses Cereals, 538 reduced tillage for onion and
forage quality of seeded native Cereals (spring), 540 carrot, 1167
grasses in the fall, 503 Ceutorhynchus assimilis Cool climate, 538
Cabbage resistance of canola-quality Sinapis birdsfoot trefoil harvest
vegetable yield loss without pest alba to Ceutorhynchus management, 525
control, 915 obstrictus, 397 Copper
Canada Ceutorhynchus obstrictus effect of foliar Cu on wheat, 47
HT-2 and T-2 toxins in barley, 1189 resistance of canola-quality Sinapis Corn
Canadian distribution alba to Ceutorhynchus distribution of deoxynivalenol in
Phragmites australis, 365 obstrictus, 397 Gibberella-infected food, 909
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western corn rootworm, 305 Early Rose pink bean, 227 Dill
Cornborer, 538 Knowles hybrid bromegrass, 815 essential oil of Nova Scotia dill,
Cornus florida L. Lovitt hard red spring wheat, 811 1155
powdery mildew control in Miser field pea, 235 Disease
flowering dogwood, 837 Morden003 navy bean, 231 vegetable yield loss without pest
Cover crop, 537 Nordbec barley, 805 control, 915
Creeping bentgrass Prairie Blue flax, 801 Disease resistance
creeping bentgrass seed Turia pepino, 603 wheat disease resistance, 1015
production, 117 Cultivar selection and marketing Distribution
Crop growth response, 539 influence of protein concentration western corn rootworm, 305
Crop injury on farinograph measurements, Doritis pulcherrima
sensitivity of kidney beans to 765 daylength affects IAA content and
S-metolachlor and Imazethapyr, Cultivar tolerance flowering in Doritis
405 metribuzin on carrot, 669 pulcherrima, 881
Crop nutrients, 541 Cultural control, 538 Dormancy
Crop residue Culture hors sol Lovitt hard red spring wheat, 811
productivity and profitability of concentration de la solution Dormant seeding
straw-tillage and N treatments in nutritive pour la culture hors sol early seeding of canola and
Alberta, 411 de la tomate, 299 mustard, 705
Crop rotation Cytoplasmic male sterility polymer seed coating of fall-seeded
effect of tillage and cropping mur and nap cytoplasm hybrid canola, 971
system on sugarbeet, 739 performance comparisons, 731 seeding date effect on
mycorrhizal colonization of flax, herbicide-tolerant canola, 419
1097 Dactylis glomerata Drought stress
N benefits of grain legumes in season of year response by evapotranspiration of pea, 473
Manitoba, 1093 orchardgrass to N fertilizer, 129 Dry bean
Rhizobium in nonlegume crops, 37 Daucus carota L. (see Carrot) dry bean planting date, 31
Crop tolerance Daylength zinc responses of dry beans in
sensitivity of kidney beans to leaf development in spring barley, Manitoba, 213
S-metolachlor and Imazethapyr, 479 Dry matter accumulation
405 Deferred grazing nitrogen use efficiency of potato,
Crop yield forage cropping systems in 589
predicting agronomic performance Saskatchewan, 187 DTPA-extraction
using radiometry, | Defoliation effect of foliar Cu on wheat, 47
Crossing success initial N status and residual leaf zinc responses of dry beans in
crossing in lentil, 981 area after cutting affect alfalfa Manitoba, 213
Crucifer-feeding root maggots regrowth, 1059 Durum wheat (see Wheat, durum)
root maggot damage to prairie Deiia ssp.
canola roots, 1171 root maggot damage to prairie Early-generation test
Crude protein canola roots, 1171 early generation quality tests, 71
sub-alpine meadow in northern Delta Ecology
China, 529 carbon isotope discrimination in Amaranthus retroflexus, A. Powellii
Crude protein yield tall fescue, 157 and A. hybridus, 631
herbage yield and crude protein Denitrification, 536 Economics
responses to hog manure, 773 Density productivity and profitability of
Cultivar distribution of deoxynivalenol in straw-tillage and N treatments
soybean cultivars in Turkey, 181 Gibberella-infected food, 909 in Alberta, 411
Cultivar description Deoxynivalenol Economic returns
2090 low linolenic acid flax, 797 distribution of deoxynivalenol in Managing green manure in
ACE-1 perennial cereal rye, 819 Gibberella-infected food, 909 semiarid Canadian prairie, | |
ARC Mountain View June grass, 245 Detached leaves Economic yield, maximum
Arikara Yellow common bean, 807 spring black stem of alfalfa, 311 season of year response by
Black violet common bean, 223 Development orchardgrass to N fertilizer, 129
Boudrias oat, 241 soybean cultivars in Turkey, 181 EDTA, 536
Brookfield spring wheat, 1109 Diabrotica virgifera virgifera Egypt
CDC Desiray desi chickpea, 795 western corn rootworm, 305 Carrot cavity spot, 607
CDC golden field pea, 237 Digestibility Element
CDC striker field pea, 239 leaf and stem nutritive value of fatty acid and elemental
Cutlass field pea, 533 timothy, 1101 composition of beach pea, 65
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Elytrigia Fertilizer Fruit production
harvest management on grass fertilizer requirements of industrial climate change and winter damage
performance in northeast hemp, 939 to fruit trees, 1113
Saskatchewan, 205 Fertilizer nitrogen Fry colour
Embryo development productivity and profitability of potato yield and processing
embryo rescue in Brassica, 965 straw-tillage and N treatments quality, 855
Embryo rescue in Alberta, 411 Fungicide, 537
embryo rescue in Brassica, 965 Festuca arundinacea Fusarium, 538
Emergence carbon isotope discrimination in distribution of deoxynivalenol
canola seed quality, 463 tall fescue, 157 in Gibberella-infected food, 909
dry bean planting date, 31 Fibre protein Fusarium spp.
methyl jasmonate improves forage quality of seeded native seed-borne Fusarium spp. in
watermelon emergence at grasses in the fall, 503 spring wheat, 757
low temperature, 1161 Field pea (see Pea, field) Fusarium damaged kernels
Environment Field measurement, 536 seed-borne Fusarium spp. in
genotypic and environmental Flax spring wheat, 757
effects of saturated fatty acids 2090 low linolenic acid flax, 797 Fusarium head blight
in canola, 749 mycorrhizal colonization of flax, seed-borne Fusarium spp. in
Environmental conditions
1097 spring wheat, 757
crossing in lentil, 981 Prairie Blue flax, 801
Fusarium sporotrichioides
Environmental sustainability Floraison
herbicides and soil HT-2 and T-2 toxins in barley, 1189
rusticité et croissance de dix
microorganisms, 677
cultivars de potentilles, 569
Ergot Genetic diversity
Floral initiation
ergot on wheat, 625 AFLP analysis of Canadian oat
daylength affects [AA content and
Erysiphe pisi cultivars, 23
flowering in Doritis
resistance to powdery mildew in Gene flow
pulcherrima, 881
pea, 1183 theoretical hybridization
Flower bud growth
Erysiphe (sect. Microsphaera) pulchra potential of transgenic
autumn-applied urea-N in apple, 259
powdery mildew control in safflower, 923
Foliar
flowering dogwood, 837 Gene stacking
zinc responses of dry beans in
Essential oils, 540 field performance of
Manitoba, 213
essential oil of Nova Scotia dill, imazamox-resistant spring
Forage, 535 , 538 , 539
1155 wheat, 1205
herbage yield and crude protein
Ethephon, 537 Genetic relationship
responses to hog manure, 773
Eurotia lanata AFLP analysis of Canadian oat
soybean cultivars in Turkey, 181
winterfat establishment, 173 cultivars, 23
Forage crop, 535
Genotype
Forage crop rotation, 542
Fall rye, $37
assessment of variation in Idaho
Forage quality, 540
Fallow frequency
forage quality of seeded native fescue, 1077
cropping frequency and wheat
grasses in the fall, 503 genotypic and environmental
production in semiarid prairie,
487 Forage yield effects of saturated fatty
Farinograph annual forage legumes in Alberta acids in canola, 749
early generation quality tests, 71 and Saskatchewan, 143 Germination
influence of protein concentration carbon isotope discrimination in fall seeding date and polymer
on farinograph measurements, tall fescue, 157 coatings, 955
765 Formononetin, 539 loss of seedling vigor in pea, 443
Farming systems, 542 Fresh manure methyl jasmonate improves
Fatty acid barley yield and nutrient uptake watermelon emergence at
fatty acid and elemental under fresh or composted low temperature, 1161
composition of beach pea, 65 manure, 987 Gliadin
Feed, 538 Frost date, last spring and first fall wheat disease resistance, 1015
Feed barley changes in the frost-free season Gluten strength
Nordbec barley, 805 on the Canadian prairies, 1085 semolina extraction rate, 1001
Feekes growth stage Frost-free season Glutenin
effect of foliar Cu on wheat, 47 changes in the frost-free season on wheat disease resistance, 1015
Fertigation the Canadian prairies, 1085 Glyphosate, 538
micronutrient nutrition of apple Fruit set weed control timing and seed
orchards, 823 autumn-applied urea-N in apple, 259 quality, 1213
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Grain protein , 537, 541 Growth stage, 538 , 539 , 540 Hordeum vulgare L. (see Barley)
managing green manure in birdsfoot trefoil harvest Host-plant dynamics
semiarid Canadian prairie, 11 management, 525 mycorrhizal colonization of flax,
Grain quality Hard red spring wheat (see Wheat, 1097
influence of protein concentration hard red spring) HT-2 toxin
on farinograph measurements, Harvest index HT-2 and T-2 toxins in barley, 1189
765 creeping bentgrass seed production, Humidity
Grain yield, 535 , 537 , 541 117 reflective tarps to improve
cropping frequency and wheat Harvesting time postharvest quality of
production in semiarid prairie, seed-borne Fusarium spp. in spring blueberries, 873
487 wheat, 757 Hybrid
optimum acquisition times for Hay crossing in lentil, 981
remote sensing, 97 harvest management on grass mur and nap cytoplasm hybrid
Granular inoculant performance in northeast performance comparisons, 731
inoculation and N effects of N Saskatchewan, 205 theoretical hybridization potential
fixation7,9 Hearth bread of transgenic safflower, 923
inoculation and N effects on pea baking test for Uruguayan French Hybrid bromegrass
yield, 89 style bread, 949 Knowles hybrid bromegrass, 815
Grape, wine Heavy metals, 536 , 541
Hydrodistillation
polyethelene sleeve and mulch Hedonic price function
essential oil of Nova Scotia dill,
effects on grapevine development, the value of apple characteristics, 1155
555 829
Hydroponic culture
polyethelene sleeve and mulch Hemicellulose
ASA and camptothecin, 885
effects on vineyard temperatures, potential of native grasses as
545 ethanol feedstock, 1067
Imazamox
Grass Hemp
field performance of
ARC Mountain View June grass, fertilizer requirements of industrial
imazamox-resistant
245 hemp, 939
spring wheat, 1205
grasses for saline Saskatchewan Herbage
Imazethapyr
soils, 1037 herbage production of nine
sensitivity of kidney beans to
herbage production of nine grasses, grasses, 163
S-metolachlor and Imazethapyr,
163 Herbage biomass
405
leaf and stem nutritive value of sub-alpine meadow in northern
Incubation
timothy, 1101 China, 529
faba bean infection by Sclerotinia
Grasses, native Herbage composition, 542
trifoliorum, 1235
potential of native grasses as Herbage yield, 542
Indole-3-acetic acid
ethanol feedstock, 1067 Herbicide-resistant crops
daylength affects IAA content and
Gray goldenrod seeding date effect on
flowering in Doritis
Solidago nemoralis Ait., 1221 herbicide-tolerant canola, 419
Grazing, 539 Herbicide timing pulcherrima, 881
Grazing, deferred glyphosate timing in Infestation level, 538
forage cropping systems in glyphosate-resistant soybean, Injection
Saskatchewan, 187 1199 herbage yield and crude protein
Grazing, mixed, 541 Heritability responses to hog manure, 773
Grazing response parent-offspring regression in Inoculant, granular
assessment of variation in Idaho bromegrass, 125 inoculation and N effects of N
fescue, 1077 Heritage bean fixation7,9
Green manure Arikara Yellow common bean, 807 inoculation and N effects on
Aphanomyces euteiches response Heterosis pea yield, 89
to oat extract, 687 mur and nap cytoplasm hybrid Inoculation
Green fallow performance comparisons, 731 field inoculation for Sclerotinia
managing green manure in Hexaploid wheat stem rot, 57
semiarid Canadian prairie, 11 ergot on wheat, 625 inoculation and N effects of N
Greenhouse Hog manure, 536 fixation7,9
pollen foraging by bumblebees, herbage yield and crude protein inoculation and N effects on
599 responses to hog manure, 773 pea yield, 89
Growing degree days Hordeum bulbosum Rhizobium in nonlegume crops, 37
modelling berseem clover quantitative scald resistance in Sclerotinia inoculations in soybean,
development, 511 barley, 935 615
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Insect Leucanthemum ircutianum, Medicago
influence of leafhoppers on bean Leucanthemum X superbum, annual forage legumes in Alberta
yield, 891 Leucanthemum vulgare Lam., and Saskatchewan, 143
vegetable yield loss without pest 343 Medicago sativa L. (see Alfalfa)
control, 915 Line source Medicago sativa subsp. falcata
Insect bioassay carbon isotope discrimination in spring black stem of alfalfa, 311
gene resistance to aphids, 785 tall fescue, 157 Medicinal plants, 540
Intake Linolenic acid, low Mesophyll conductance
grasses for saline Saskatchewan 2090 low linolenic acid flax, 797 polyethelene sleeve and mulch
soils, 1037 Linum usitatissimum L. (see Flax) effects on grapevine
Intercrop Lipid development, 555
forage cropping systems in fatty acid and elementai Methyl jasmonate
Saskatchewan, 187 composition of beach pea, 65 methyl jasmonate improves
Interspecific cross Livestock, 538 watermelon emergence at
embryo rescue in Brassica, 965 Lobster processing waste, 537 low temperature, 1161
Introgression Lodging, 540 Microbial populations
theoretical hybridization potential early seeding improves oat yield reflective tarps to improve
of transgenic safflower, 923 and quality, 431 postharvest quality of
Invasive week nitrogen and seeding date blueberries, 873
Phragmites australis, 365 improves oat yield, 1025
Micropropagation
Irrigation Lolium multiflorum culture in vitro de lilas hybride
productivity and profitability of production of Westerwolds
frangais, 279
straw-tillage and N treatments ryegrass, 791
Microsphaera pulchra
in Alberta, 411] Lotus corniculatus L.
powdery mildew control in
birdsfoot trefoil harvest
flowering dogwood, 837
June grass management, 525
Milling
ARC Mountain View June grass, 245 Low linolenic acid
semolina extraction rate, 1001
2090 low linolenic acid flax, 797
Mineral
Kentucky bluegrass, 542 Lucerne
sub-alpine meadow in northern
Kernel-fractions fertilizers on seed alfalfa, 1105
China, 529
distribution of deoxynivalenol in Lycopersicon esculentum (see Tomato)
Mitigation practices, 536
Gibberella-infected food, 909
Mixed-grazing, 541
Kernel plumpness Malus x domestica Borkh. (see Apple)
Mixograph
predicting agronomic performance Management, 537
early generation quality tests, 71
using radiometry, | Manure, 535, 542
Mixtures, 539
Koeleria cristata barley yield and nutrient uptake
Model, 541
ARC Mountain View June grass, under fresh or composted
245 manure, 987 Moisture
Koleria macrantha Manure application methods, 536 canola and mustard response to
ARC Mountain View June grass, Manure, green temperature and water stress, 697
245 Aphanomyces euteiches response Monocrop
Krascheninnikovia lanata to oat extract, 687 forage cropping systems in
winterfat establishment, 173 Manure, hog 536 Saskatchewan, 187
herbage yield and crude protein Morphology
Lathyrus maritimus L. responses to hog manure, 773 assessment of variation in Idaho
fatty acid and elemental Maturity fescue, 1077
composition of beach pea, 65 dry bean planting date, 31 initial N status and residual leaf
Leaf boron and zinc increasing urea safety with area after cutting affect alfalfa
micronutrient nutrition of apple NBPT, 105 regrowth, 1059
orchards, 823 Maturity, early soybean cultivars in Turkey, 181
Leaf emergence Early Rose pink bean, 227 Mycelium
leaf development in spring barley, Morden003 navy bean, 231 Sclerotinia inoculations in
479 Nordbec barley, 805 soybean, 615
Leaves, detached Maximum economic yield Mycorrhizae, 535, 536
spring black stem of alfalfa, 311 season of year response by Mycotoxin, 538
Lentil orchardgrass to N fertilizer, 129
annual forage legumes in Alberta Meadow bromegrass Nitrogen accumulation
and Saskatchewan, 143 parent-offspring regression in nitrogen use efficiency of
crossing in lentil, 981 bromegrass, 125 potato, 589