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43 MMMM so ook cae ca sdcedescasucdedertadetoediess 14 Molecular markets .................ccccsssssscsceeee 162 MEME EA RS csc. ous dese co sncdcecdaqdecedadees 14 MOaHIS, FERS 5 ba occsceedecctsticlicdecteeceleemn 71 SN IRINIEES © Sine 20 oo Saco cbc oe oA 14 Haskap, breeding MaPUMRMERE NR es occas e scsi stscudenceciccdeceeetseaes 196 Nectarine Hedrick Award 31, 135, 162, 167 INGSERINETRS BP So scenes sscccaadea tccdedee renter 34 RMU a oso anc cas sess ca cakenichactucseve 196 IESE pRARIA Wo siincsaczseaceceeseesen saecae 188 Honeysuckle, blue RUA URE o2ysScccecceas utst esdoascunssecdeciesaentdess d 19 Hummer, K Obermiller, J.D PNRM NT 2 2, eu cdcaccndsceccedectniaiuete 138 Orange, surfactant effects on MMUPUMENE TEENS 5 3255 Csscscaccavideesvnvsdzsentacessts 170 OrozcosAvitins FAs s.....0sccicivescsncrteeiee 174 I Y MiGex TOF VOHGMS GU q<..csis céicasciccciscscoscccae ce 50 Pa Eis 5 secs sn tecs eexchstaseeqavenatae 19, 23 Peach 19, 21, 162 J Peak; NOW CUNIVANS 4.4:..ccc1.cccacrearree 170 RMSS PREE EO: eco S cay dca2sb csssiaessccsossatvarhcss 19:23 Pecan Va To aPe RICrER Fe : 15] PONDU SN e oscasncxenesunancgeiiecaccoopamneeemnteae 196 Ltt, (Ls SAAS este eet eee peeS ere! 1925, 23 SRRGAOERGS oii; cn cekiccs secset cetana ceeneaee ee 131 PIRURMEDISS ING cs03dcs sansa causucucecontorenassqusartoneae™ 179 K PIMC IIEROSIS 60545053253 Sessicencenoecetens 174 NR eset oie ek i oh a ae 151 Plum, European WM I sso cas cscs adeccedésaaesvcasctetcuste 19; 223 PRORNIS CHOIR ois. peck bss ak tossed eee = BRP FeB osca co ceces faces se onvaocassdiecisxscceeeegeees 38 Prunus a RSE en OE Ree 188 avium, gibberellic acid..................ces0e« 38 fy ARSe cEea eSn 19, 21 domestica, rootstocks for ................. . 196 Kim, W.C. 70 maritima, cultural methods ..................+- 3 aN 1 3 SS 19, 21, 23 persica, DNA fingerprinting ............... 162 persica, new cultivars ............... 19, 21,23 L PCVSICA, TOOUNOCTES cscs cesdecccsasdintncees 162 MME ou 555 cas 16g cca seaessadbs caceibeaaeSanstaccess 138 virginiana, seed stratification Lindstrom, T. 78, 84,97, 115 Pyrus pyrifolia BN ad oss cased eho actee Sonoda ccesseacstaesveisvesses 162 Lonicera, evaluation and breeding Raisin M PRG EC cscs cacsaccccicassentccusineccmane 162 PNR loses 5 ac ccsskesescbsuceocesuadecates 38 PRGOUAI NG Ras coos sseenyastsceseseectiecseionmeee 196 CE) aRoO RRs pce areee Re? 71 FRO©N CTOI NS Pos. cs5 5s cscs ccascougeseeczoetens 174 TRIG 55505 céascs 78, 84, 97, 115, 131, 167, 174 Rootstock MEI Nos once easeicessesaxcccidieskomestueekadas 196 Grape, effects on yield and quality McCluskey, B Peach, DNA fingerprinting PRN Is os csccccssecescscscansascse 78, 84, 97, 115 Plum, rootstock trial RNIN EE 0c cakied osven cia edakendcanusat e 78, 84 Rosenberger, D LS 78, 84,97, 115 ee 179 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY S SMR SME 55 sn ccs cbasskeveniviodstavesseeeevoese 49 Thinning Cl SB Pe 167 Thompson, MM. ........:::..1s.s;sessascecensonnenee 25 MMIII ach oe ooo Son, 2 2 ean Sepersaunate 135 Training system Sensory evaluation UN 2) no ps caece a desea ee 170 On RISEN SRI oeS eer ed ens 170 U.P. Hedrick Award 131, 135, 162, 167 UMN ERMI OSS ..c5500cci<.cvecsesecectispsevasnses 151 Ulva REP, .osccccscscisconscesiooscdheceeeuseei 3 NMUNPI RE sc acesccencccessacosdssocesocesoe 135 Tee cxic ba oes abnaivovossdadeessevveersss e e 19 EMEA ELTUR. sca csaccacesssvecesvovecessasaséeeses 174 Vaccinium 14, 34, 138, 140, Sparks, D 144, 148, 151, 188 LO re 78, 84, 97, 115 Vitis vinifera MS S550! 5 2 6 cSactcas nicsu ses eaeeates 183 Vitis labrusca Stratification Vasquez, 'S.......:...:s000<etseetssc ssacseec s 61 © geste 188 SOS Ea Ce 167 INNER IS 0 5 5.cknds <a coscceensevccadanttveceseses oi) Whitlow, T.H SS Ce 144, 148 Wilder Medal to Dr. David Ferree UNM ascoova cdc lu secdeso bas 131 Wolfe; Dy occ. c.icccccsssscacociccSsvecsuuseeeeeaa 196 Surfactant Y MPS IER AGA. css ccs ccnccccescccsvetseasesonsen’ 162 Woser Rs ...5:.:c::.ccccaceteeec ssexese 78, 160 Wan. FR. oiccccsiciccsconcdezeeevececeaueehee 19, 23 Yun, I.K ~,~ 4, “0~, ~2~ ~0, Possible Solution to Red Bud Borers in Newly Budded Trees The red bud borer (Resseliella oculiperda (Rubs.)) is an insect pest of apple trees when rootstocks are budded with scions by shield budding. The female midges are attracted to the wounds of the grafted buds where they lay their eggs. The larvae feed on the cambium and destroy the buds, leading to failure of the bud union. Budding strips cannot prevent midges from reaching the damaged tissue. Chemical treatments applied to the grafts and other types of strip do not provide better protection against the pest and may cause other problems. In orchard experiments in 2000 and 2001, the authors evaluated the repellent action provided by three essential oils and five compounds of plant origin against the midges by impregnating budding strips with them. The essential oils of lavender, Lavandula angustifolia (P. Mill.), and alpha-terpineol decreased the infestation of buds by more than 95 and 80% respectively. The other potential repellents tested [the essential oil of Juniperus virginiana (L.), citronellal, the essential oil of Cinnamomum camphora (L.) J. Presl, R-carvone, linalool and R-fenchone] decreased infestation by 67, 66, 51, 45, 37 and 25% respectively. The formulation and com- mercial development of budding strips impregnated with lavender oil is discussed. Paraphrased abstract from Van Tol et al. 2007. Repellence of the red bud borer Resseliella oculiperda from grafted apple trees by impregnation of rubber budding strips with essential oils. Pest Manage- ment Sci. 63(5):483-490.