Phytopathology 2003: Vol 93 Index

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Index for Volume 93
AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEX. Pages indicating errata are in italic. S indicates June abstract supplement. Publication number P-2003-1024-010.
Aalsburg, J., $24 Al-Khateeb, W., S3 policy, 1041; forest pathology concepts, evolu-
Abad, J., S1, 844, S55, S84, S99, S115 Allaire, M., $132 tion, 1052; forest pathology in North America,
Abad, P., 160 Alldredge, J. R., 805 20th century, 1039; forest pathology, overview,
Abad, Z. G., $1, $25 Allen, C., $4, $30, $93 1037; Fusarium rust in pine, disease manage-
Abadias, M., 436 Allen, K., S114 ment, 1048; Melhus student, 751; white pine
Abawi, G. S., S14 Allen, R., S37, S88 blister rust, prognosis, 1044
Abbasi, P. A., 64 Allium porrum, rust, inoculum density and tem- -Syngenta award, 27
Abdelshife, M. A., S76 perature interaction, spore germination, 413 Ammar, E. D., S84
Abdul-Baki, A. A., S14 Alminaite, A., $124 Amorim, L., 502
Abi Harb, K., S2 Almond Amrine, J. W., Jr., $124
Abies fraseri, Phytophthora root rot, in planta- anthracnose, digital image analysis of appres- Anair, R. A., Jr., $132
tions, S8 soria, 923 Anchieta, A. G., S101
Abo-Elyousr, K., $2 Colletotrichum acutatum, internal light spots, Andersen, P. C., S50
Abou-Jawdah, Y., S2 cover photo, August Anderson, J. B., $39
Abu-El Samen, F. M., 293 Prune dwarf virus, reverse transcription-PCR, Anderson, J. M., 1158
Aceria cajani, pigeonpea sterility mosaic vector, 278 Anderson, R. L., 1041
71 replant disease, control, $12 Anderson, T., S6, S62
Achuo, E. A., 813 witches’ broom phytoplasma, epidemic in Andrews, J. H., S60, S91, S106
Acidovorax avenae Lebanon, S2 Andrie, R. M., $4
on cucurbits, host specificity, S88 A/ternaria spp.: on pistachio, iprodione resis- Angeles, E. R., 147
on watermelon, seed infestation and role of tance, $128; on pistachio, strobilurin §resis- Annis, S. L., S4, S70
blossoms, 528 tance, point mutation, S55; on potato and Antonioli, R., S54
Acosta, I. F., 88 tomato, different species, S27; taxonomy, re- Aphanomyces cochlioides, oospore — survival,
Acremonium implicatum, in Brachiaria spp., seed striction mapping of IGS regions, $36; toxic solarized soils, S90
transmission, $43 metabolites, in food and feed, $99 Appel, D. N., S102
Adachi, K., S114 A. alternata, plant—pathogen interaction, man- Apple
Adams, K., 867 nitol metabolism, S87 blue mold decay, biocontrol, S40
Adaskaveg, J. E., 923, S21, $127, S130 4. brassicae, on horseradish, root-knot rela- Colletotrichum and Glomerella spp., species
Adeoti, A. A., $3 tion, Illinois, S6 characterization, $30
Adhikari, T. B., 959, 1158, S2 A. brassicicola, on crucifers, sequence analysis disease management, organic alternative, S8
Adipala, S5 of ESTs in pathosystem, S62 DNA array diagnostic system, S66
Adkins, S., S42, S115 1. citri, on citrus, endopolygalacturonase gene -fire blight: prediction system in Georgia, S11;
Afanador-Kafuri, L., 579 expression, 768 resistance and rootstock effects, S40
Agama, K. K., S2 4. dauci, on carrot, integrated pest manage- gray mold, biocontrol with Pichia anomala,
Agarkova, I. V., $2 ment, 1320 1145
Agindotan, B. O., S2 4. mali, on apple, pyraclostrobin and boscalid gray and blue mold, biocontrol, postharvest,
Agostini, J. P., S63 effect, North Carolina, $54 S80
Agrobacterium spp. 1. panax, on ginseng, protein toxin from, spore postharvest decay: biocontrol yeasts and oxi-
A. tumefaciens: genomics. $108; hygromycin germination, 323 dative stress, 564; Candida saitoana for con-
B resistance gene transformed by, 1354; on A. solani: azoxystrobin sensitivity, $75; chloro- trol, 344: Candida sake treatment, 436; control
walnut, bacteriophage for control, S22 thalonil sensitivity, $135 by heat treatment, biocontrol, and sodium
4. vitis, on tobacco and grape, hypersensitivity, \luminum, toxicity to plant pathogens, S26 bicarbonate, S50; fungus virulence factors,
quorum-sensing regulation, $33 Alvarez, A. M., 1124, $43 S105
Agroecosystem, organic and conventional, mi- Alvarez, E., S4 powdery mildew, fungicides for, S79
crobial community structure in soil, S53 Alves, E., S4 scab: cultivar susceptibility and inocolum
Aguilar, J. M., 844 Aly, B., S6 source, S41; field resistance, mapping, 493;
Aguilar, M., 976 Aly, R., S32 resistance induced by chitinases, 1496
Ahn, [.-P., 82 Amaranthus hybridus, stem disease and weevil sooty blotch, agar media, S86
Ahonsi, M. O., $3 infestation, S9 sooty blotch and flyspeck: disease-warning
Ailanthus altissima, allelopathy, Fusarium as American Phytopathological Society system in Illinois, S5; inoculation timing in
mycoherbicide, $126 annual meeting abstracts, S1 lowa, S7: postharvest removal by chemicals,
Aizpun, M. T., 1553 annual report, 16 $35
Ajwa, H., S77 author index to abstracts, $137 Arabidopsis sp.: disease resistance, polymor-
Akan, D., S51 distinguished service award, 23 phism pattern, S83; nematode association,
\kimitsu, K., 768 excellence in extension award, 25 phosphoglycerate and auxin, $59; pathogen
Akinsanmi, O. A., $3 excellence in industry award, 26 resistent gene construct, putative self-process-
Alabouvette, C., $125 excellence in teaching award, 25 ing, S52; Pseudomonas syringae, expression
Albert, M., S48 fellows, 20 profiling, accuracy, S110; RPP7 resistance
Albugo candida, races 2 and 7, genetic and forest pathology challenges and perspectives, pathway, molecular genetic dissection, S89
molecular analyses, 959 1056 A. thaliana: broomrape, defense gene expres-
Alexander, B. J. R., S49, S67 Hewitt award, 24 sion analysis, 451; plant-nematode interaction,
Alexander, S. A., S58, $124 international service award, 26 cell promoter, S81
Alfalfa Lee M. Hutchins award, 24 Arachis hypogaea, genomics, EST technology,
Fusarium crown rot, potato leafhopper injury Northeastern Division meeting abstracts, $132 S55
relation, S5 officers and committees, 14 Aranda, M. A., 844
root-lesion nematode, resistance increased by Pacific Division meeting abstracts, $127 Arcinas, A., S4
oryzacystat I and II, 799 Potomac Division meeting abstracts, $123 Ardales, E. Y., S94
Alfano, J. R., 1274, $108, S110 presidential address, funding shortage, 18 Ariss, J. J., S5
Alfenas, A. C., S83 Ruth Allen award, 23 Aritua, V., $5
Ali, S., $3, 397 —symposium: forest diseases and management Ariyo, O. A., $5
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Armentrout, D. K., $17 Balaji, B., 1386 Bean and sugar beet, wheat as alternate hosts for
aria spp.: North American species, se Baldini, R., S107 pathogens, in Nebraska, $34
e analysis and spacer regions | and Ball, D. A.. S129 Beanland, L., S7
on peach, using FAME profiling, S18: Balogh, B., S62 Beasley, J. P., S10
renetic relations ribosomal DNA se Banana Beattie, G. A., S106
$33: in red pine sites, understory, $47 nematodes and endophytic fungi, S96 Beaver, J.. S75
ie, Variation in western USA, $33 Septoria leaf spot, in Hawaii, $130 Becerra, V. V., S56
Arnason, J 112, S9 Band, M., S51 Becker, J. O., 1006, S67, S128. $129
Arnould Bandla, M., S9, $34, S57 Becktell, M. C., S7
Arpaia M Bandyopadhyay, R., S65 Bedford, K. E., S66
Arseniuk, f Banerjee, M. K., 1485 Beebe, S., 88
Arterburn, M.. S50 Banko, T. J.. $123 Beet curly top virus, on chile pepper and weeds
Arul, J.. S85 Bao, J., $27 in New Mexico, $37
on chickpea, virulence assay Barak, J. D., 596 Beet mild curly top virus, movement rate in beet
Barakat, M., 1505 leafhopper, 478
speciation, distribution and host Baraoidan, M., S57 Beet necrotic vellow vein virus
on, SYS Barasubiye, T., S6 pathotypes in California, $54
53 Barbara, D. J., 364 on sugar beet, remote detection, 720
io-S.-Manzanera, M. ¢ 1553 Barbetti, M. J.. 1073 Beet pseudoyellows virus, on strawberry, new,
R.. S60 Bar-Eyal, M..127 S85
us, Fusarium crown and root rot, NaCl Barg, E., S5 Begomoviruses
ind rhizobacteria, 186 Bargabus, R. L., S7 bipartite, genome size and DNA movement,
| iS Spp.: mycotoxin production, RNAi Barley S109
based control, $33: volatile metabolites$,4 2 bymoviruses, recent in Korea, S38 detection in plant extracts, comparison of tech
\ tus, vegetative compatibility group diseases and direct seeding S77 niques, 1153
DNA fingerprinting. S59 leaf rust, molecular mapping of resistance diversification in world, mechanisms, $101
\ is: aflatoxin biosynthesis, modulator gene, 604 field populations in Pakistan, Bemisia tabaci
S24: airborne in desert, devices, S9: on cotton powdery mildew: acibenzolar-S-methy!l and genetics, 1422
Texas, $39; on peanut, trypsin inhibitor, chitin ethirimol effect on, 305; disease resistance gene silencing and host factors, $109
ase ind = beta-glucanase S52 signal, S32: durable resistance and the mlo host-whitefly co-evolution, S99
compatibility analysis, medium effect, gene, S112 interactions between, S109
xylanase, purifaindc chaartactieriozatnion , S60 soilborne pathogens, survey in Idaho, S81 Beitia, F., 1422
\ vganteus. Botrytis cinerea affected by Barley stripe mosaic virus, nucleotide substi Bélanger, R. R., 402, 535, $74, $132. $133
protein from, 1344 tutions, S75 Belfon, R., S7
Assis Filho, F. M.. S5, S64 Barley yellow dwarf virus Bell, A. A., S7
Astua-Monge. G.. $5, S82 on cereals, yield loss prediction, aphid abun Belmar-Diaz, C., $25
Atri, ¢ dance, 1217 Belonolaimus longicaudatus embryogenesis,
Aureoba n putiuians, on apple phylloplane cereal yellow dwarf virus comparison, detec thermal time, $128
SOU tion tests and vectors, S9 Bemisia tabaci, begomovirus vector, genetics,
Avila, F. J. S5 quantification with PCR, 1386 Pakistan, 1422
Avocado, postharvest pathogens, thermal condi ley yellow mosaic virus, linkage analysis, Bender, C. L., S86
tioning for treatment, S57 resistance screening, in Korea, $38 Bengough, A. G., 1111
Avoubi, P., S86 Barnes, C. W., S82 Benhamou, N., 402, 535, 1308, S74
Barnes, S. E., 573 Bennett, M. A., S91
Babadoost, M.. S5, S6, S39, S83, S84 Barnett, M. J.. S108 Ben-Noon, E., 1320
Bacillus spp biocontrol agent formulation Baron, J. J.. S11 Benson, D. M., 1115, S8, $26, S38, S118
S117: biocontrol agent, IPM systems, S117 Barrera, O., S6 Bent, A. F., SI1O
commercial application, $117: ecology in agri Barreto, D., S71 Bentley, T. C., S112
cultural systems, $117 host defense and plant Barrett, T. L., $7 Berbee, M. L., S98
rowth promotion, $117; spore assembly and Bartels, D., S84 Beretta, M. J., S20
function, S117; taxonomy, aerobic endospores, Barthe, G. A., S20 Berg. M., 1233
S117 Bartz, J. A.. S56 Bergamin Filho, A., 502
B. mycoides, hypersensitivity relation, inde Bassanezi, R. B., 502 Bergdahl., D.R., S13
pendent oxidative burst, S7 Bastien, C., 42] Bergelson, J., S83
Backhouse, D., $3 Battilani, P., S99 Berger, P. H., S2, S24, S52, $78
Backman, P. A., S6 Batzer. J. € S7. 835. S86 Bergfeld, S., S130
Backus, E. A.. S6 Bau, H.-J., 112 Bergstrom, G. C., 1131, $13, S77
Bacon, C. W., S6, $29 Baudoin, A., $7. S124 Berkett, L.. S8
Bacon, R., S6, $132 Baum, T. J., S21, S23, $28, S53 S59, S88, S91 Berland, P. A., S8
Bacteria Bausher, M., S55 Berner, D. K., $3, S10
biofilms, on sprout surfaces, laser microscopy Bayles, M. B., S7 Bernier, L., S41, $132, $134, $135, $136
$26 Bean (see also Phaseolus spp.) Berry, S. A., S73
on nematodes, evolution of parasitism, $108 disease resistance genes, deployment, S70 Bertagnolli, P. F., S103
potato, oligonucleotide array for identification viruses, spatial pattern in New York, S78 Bertolini, E. 286
26: Bean common mosaic necrosis virus Bertrand, P., S58
type III protein secretion, strategy in plant and Host Group 3, NL-3 K strain, 683, S81 Besler, B. A., S60
animal hosts, S108 resistance screening method, 1430 Best, V. M., S87
Bae, J. J.. S15 Bean common mosaic virus, Bean common Betula papyrifera, ectomycorrhizae, soil type and
Baierl, A., 657 mosaic necrosis virus, recombination event, management effect, S48
Bailey, B. A., S10, $27 S48 Beveridge, T., S79
Bailey, W. D.. S6 Bean pod mottle virus Bextine, B. R.. S8
Baird, R., S68 foliar insecticide timing, S95 Beyl, C. A., S68
Bakan, B., 712, S97 reassortant isolate, interstrain recombinant, $94 Bhat, R. G., S8, $127, S131
Baker, C. J., 1274 on soybean: early and late inoculation com- Bhattacharyya, M. K., S40
Bakker, P. A. H. M., 626, 813 parison, S73; hilum bleeding symptom, S68: Biggs, A. R., S20
Bakkeren, G., 167 seed coat mottling, S56 Bilodeau, G., S8
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Bily, A. C., $97, 712 on wheat, silicon effect on resistance, cytology, Brey, C. W., S103
Biodiversity 402 Bristow, P. R., S127
agricultural systems, general and_ specific, Blunt, T. D., $127 Britton, K. O., $34
$100 Boal, R. J.. S92 Brlansky, R., S19, S30, S57, S63, S75
plant pathogens, obstacles and opportunities, Bobrova, V. K., S9 Brodhagen, M., S11, S72
$100 Bock, C. H., $9, S10, S70, S88 Bronson, J. J., S12
Biological control Bockus, W. W., S4 Brooks, R. A., S71
apple gray mold, yeast, 1145 Boehm, M. J., S17, S41, S83, $94 Brouwer, M., S52
bacteria in wheat rhizosphere, strain inter Boer, Y., 1360 Brown, D., $12, S22, S30, S83
actions, 982 Boland, G. J., 1407, S14 Brown, J. E., S81
Botrytis and Penicillium on stored apples, Bom, P., 626 Brown, J. K., 774, $38, $99, S101
resistance, 564 Bonde, M. R., S10, S102 Brown, K. M., $45
Candida saitoana for apple fruit decay, Bonello, P.. S9, S48, S55 Brown, L. G., $12, S41
postharvest. 344 Bonman, J. M., S113 Brown, M.R., S10
Candida sake for apple postharvest diseases, Boosalis, M. G., $26 Brown, R. L., S12
436 Boozer, R. T., S76 Brown, S. E., $39
Clonostachys rosea for pea root rot complex, Borja, M., 1344 Brown, S. L.. S115
329 Borneman, J., 1006. S67 Brown, W. M., $127, $130
composted potting mix for Rhizoctonia solani Bosselut, N., 160 Browne, G. T., S8, $12, $77
on impatiens, 1115 Bostock, R. M., S121 Brown-Guedira, G. L.. 784
GFP reporter genes for study, $104 Botryosphaeria dothidea, on pistachio, spatio- Browning, H. W., S101
Lysobacter enzymogenes for Bipolaris soro temporal genetic structure, in California, $128 Browning, M., $12
kiniana on tall fescue, 1103 Botrytis spp Brucella sp.. comparative and functional ge
nematode-trapping fungi and correlation with B. cinerea: Aspergillus giganteus protein effect nomics, plant and animal similarity, $107
most probable number, 1599 on, 1344; disinfestants, dose curves, $17: on Bruck, R. L.. S10
production and delivery of agent, assay, S79 grape, defense reaction and latency, 316: on Bruckart, W. L., II, $123
Pseudomonas fluorescens for pear fire blight grape, resistance correlations, 1263; on pome- Bruton, B. D., 1233. 1240, S90, S94
797
granate, fungicide management, S127: on Bryan, G. T., 1452
Pseudomonas putida for Fusarium wilt of primula, latent disease spread, 573; on rasp- Bryson, P. K., $12
radish, 626 berry, fungicides, $127 Buchenauer, H., S90
Pseudomonas spp. for take-all decline in B. fabae, on bean, phytoalexin and peroxidase Bucholtz, D. B., 1386
wheat, 54 activity, S48 Buck, C., $31
rhizobacteria for Cucumber mosaic virus on Bottalico, A., S98 Buck, J. W., S63, S118
tomato, 1301 Bottner, K. D., 1368, S49 Budding, D. J., 666
risk assessment, ecological approach, $104 Bouchara, J.-P., 1023 Buell, C. R., S108
soilborne pathogens, vegetables and wheat. Boudon-Padieu, E., 1308 Buell, R., S110
$125 3oudreau, M. A.. S10 Bukhalid, R. A., S44
Biopesticide, risk assessment, monitoring agents, Boul, R. B., SIO Bull, C. T.. $12, $29
S45 Boulanger, R., S85 Bulluck, L. R.. Hi, S130
Biosca, E. G., 485 Boule, J.. S79 Bulluck, R., S41
Biotechnology Boulé, N. A., $132 Burbidge, J., S67
biosafety issues, Africa, S111 Bourassa, M., $132 Burdsall. H. H., Jr. S119
disease control in developing countries, S110 Bousset, L., 305 Burke-Scoll, K., S76
intellectual property issues, developing coun Bouterige, S., 1023 Burkholderia cepacia
tries, S111 Bove, J. M., 502 on onion, populations, organic soil and other
Bioterrorism Bowden, R. L., 874, S18, S19 crops, $34
agricultural systems, genetic/molecular modifi- Bowen, K. L., S10, S64 in organic soil, populations and pathogenicity,
cation, S100 Bowers, J. H., S10, S20 $133
detection on plant surfaces, QPCR and TRFLP. Bowers, T. A., S10 Burmester, C., $38
S71 Boyhan, G. E., S77 Burr, J. A., S90, S91
pathogen spread, $100 Bozarth, R. F., S63 Burr, T. J.. $33
wild cereal species, genetic diversity, S100 Bradley, C. A., S10, S81 Burrows, P. M., 127
Bird, D. M., S108 Bradshaw, T. L., S8 Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, on pine, abamectin
Bird, J., 774 Brain, P., 657 treatment, $39
Bisaro, V., 136 Brandl, M. T., S105 Burt, A. J.. 712
Biswas, K. K., S8 Brannen, P. M., SI1, S25 Busboom, K. N., S13
Black, M. C., 1368 Brantner, J. R., S90 Butternut
Blackberry, chlorotic line pattern, crinivirus Brasier, C. M., S98, S106 canker, conidiospores on beetle vectors, $135
association, S85 Brassica spp.. black spot, model pathosystem, curculios, wounds, $133
Blanchette, R. A., S47 S18 Butterworth, S. C., S76
Blanco-Labra, A., 917 B. juncea, soilborne pathogens inhibited by, Buyer, J. S.. S14, $125
Blee, K. A., S10 S11 Byrd, G., S12
Blein, J.-P., 1308 B. napus, light leaf spot, epidemic in United
Bliss, W. O., S9 Kingdom, spatial aspects, 657 Cabbage, leaf curl, mixed infection with virus,
Blodgett, A. B., S50 Braun, P.G., S11 Jamaica, $75
Blodgett, J. T., S9 Braverman, M. P., S11 Cadena-Hinojosa, M., $25
Blueberry Bredehoeft, M., S81 Cadet, P., 1437
cultural practice and disease, in Maine, S4 Breeden, T. S., S11 Cadle-Davidson, L., 1137, S13
Godronia canker, $35 Brenneman, T. B., S11, $44, $123, $125 Cadle-Davidson, M., $13
mummy disease, leaf bud phenology, $70 Brenneria quercina Caemorhabditix elegans, bacterial artificial chro-
resistance genes, degenerate primers, S72 on Quercus ilex, cankers, cover photo, April mosome libraries, S59
Bluhm, B. H., S9 on Quercus spp., characterization in Spain, 485 Cai, G., 1014, $13
Blum, K., S9 Breuil, C., $134 Cajanus cajan, sterility mosaic disease, mite
Blumeria graminis Brevipalpus sp., rhabdo-like virus transmitted by, transmission, 71
on barley, acibenzolar-S-methyl and ethirimol diagnosis, $54 Caldwell, W. D., S104
effect, 305 Brewer, M. T., S11 Callahan, A. M., 349
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allahan, S. D., S74 C. maydis, diversity and amplified fragment canker: detection in field, S59; detection at
‘alla lily, methyl bromide for, alternative treat- length polymorphism, Egypt, 853 port facilities, S76: disease in tissues 832:
ment $29 Ceratocystis spp genetically engineered resistance, $15; law and
ambra, M., 286 C. fimbriata: host specialization, in Brazil, science conflicts, $121; science/legal conflicts,
ameron, K. D., $13, $44 $83; Latin American clade, variability and host $120; wind dispersal of bacteria, S9
ammue B. P.A., S52 specialization, 1274 exotic pathogens, Florida, $101
ampana, A., S13 C. resinifera, genetic variability, Canadian popu- greasy spot, ascospore release and dispersal
ampbell, K. W., S46 lation, $134 factors, 1031
ampbell, I H., $32 Cercospora spp., on sugar beet leafspot pre- postbloom fruit drop, fungicides, Brazil, S70
andida spp diction model, S44 postharvest decay, thiabendazole and sodium
C. saitoana, apple fruit decay controlled by C. arahidicola, on peanut, pyraclostrobin effect bicarbonate, S105
postharvest, 344 on germination, $54 postharvest disease control: azoxystrobin, $17;
( sake, biocontrol agent, apple postharvest, C. beticola, on sugar beet, conidial dispersal, fludioxonil, $17, $94
436 S44 sudden death: haplotypes, gene analysis, S82:
andidatus Phlomobacter fragariae, planthopper C. kikuchii, vegetative compatibility groups, spatial and temporal analyses and etiology, 502
vector, 644 S13 Xylella fastidiosa, geographic genetic struc-
andole, B. L., $13 C. zeae-maydis: on maize, cercosporin and ture, Brazil, 28
‘anola, blackleg sporacle, model for predicting pathogenesis, kinase homolog, $78; micro- ‘itrus leprosis virus, in Panama, characterization,
ascospore showers. 1073 cycle conidiation, 193 stromata, increase on $30
‘antoral, J M.. S14 corn residue, $26 ‘itrus psorosis virus, natural spread in Texas,
apstcum annuum Cereal yellow dwarf virus, quantification with S61
anthracnose, calcium/calmodulin-dependent sig PCR, 1386 ‘itrus tristeza virus
naling, prepenetration, 82 Ceresini, P. C., 610, S25 antibody development, S86
thrip resistance, Tomato spotted wilt virus Ceri, H., S57 aphids and genetic diversity, evolution, S99
Cc
spread restriction 1223 ha, B. J.. S42 in citrus roots, sudden death relation, S20
Cc
lomato spotted wilt virus, thrips resistance, 96 habane, K., S92 genotypes, India, S75
Xanthomonas campestris, race 3, bacteriocin- ( ‘haetocnema pulicaria, on corn, Stewart's dis- new genotypes, heteroduplex mobility assay,
like substances, 1415 ease vector, beetle infections, 210 S57
aputo, L., 564 ( hakraborty, S., 176, 1485, S3 population diversity, strains for cross-protec-
‘arbu, M., S14 halara elegans, mitovirus in, molecular charac- tion, S&
“ardwell, K. F., S116 terization, S69 primers for cloning of genome, $35
“arisse, O., S6, S14, S41, $132 ( han, Y.-K., S15 in transgenic grapefruit, pokeweed antivira
Cc
‘arlson R. W., S34 hancey, S. T., S108 protein, S71
‘arpenter, J S14, $37 ( handok, M. R.. S15 ‘iuffetti,| M., S4
‘arpenter-Boggs, | . S89 ( *handrika, R., S15, S57, S86 ‘jufo, S.. S134
Cc
‘arrera, L. M., S14 hang, C. J., S76 ‘iverolo, E., S16, S84
arriquiry, A. L., 758 ( ‘hang, T. H., S15 ladospft orium carpophilum: on peach, conidial
arris, L., $73, S89 ( ‘harchar, M. J d’A., 176 production, seasonal, S76; on peach, moisture
arroll, J. E., 1137 Si4 harkowski, A. O., S67, S93 sources, conidial dissemination and infection,
arrot ( ‘harudattan, R., S15, S63, S75, $92 1581
Alternaria leaf blight, integrated pest manage ( ‘hase, T. I , S15, $94 ‘laeys, D., S20
ment, 1320 ( ‘hastagner, G. A., $128 ‘larke, B B., S18, $29, S112
cavity spot, Pythium spp. in Quebec, $132 ( ‘hatterjee, A. K., S110 ‘larke, C r., S41
Cc
foliar blight fungicide and disease forecaster, hen, C. S., S15 ‘lavibacter michiganensis
$22 ( ‘hen, H., $16, S83 biofilm evaluation, $57
leaf blight, IPM management program, in New ( hen, J., S16 genome sequencing project, $39
York, S14 ( ‘hen, K. C., S15 on tomato seed, survival, $43
pesticides for, production system, $74 ( ‘hen, P., S14, S95 laviceps purpurea, host range in California
‘arta, | K., $2, S61 C hen, S (Nebraska), S105 coasts, $26
‘arter, E. A., S35 ( “hen, S. Y. (Minnesota), $16, $123 ‘layton, M. K., 1082
‘artinbour, S., S110 ( ‘hen, W S16 ‘leere, S., S67
‘artwright, R., S3, S40 ( ‘hen, X M., S16, S42 ‘leveland, T. I , $12
aruso, F. L., S14 ( shen, Y. C., $15 ‘lifford, J. M., $133
‘arvalho 5. A. 35 ( ‘hen, Z.-Y., $12 ‘limatology, disease occurrence and geographi-
“assava ( ‘henault, K D., S16 cal patterns, S51
bacterial blight, marker detection in Colombia, ( “heng, Y.-H., 112 ‘lonostachys rosea, pea root rot controlled by,
S4 ( ‘heng, Z.-M., S88 329
mosaic: biotechnology in tropical agriculture C hevalier, M., 1496 ‘lough, S. J.. S17
Cc
$110; screening genotypes, S5 hevreau, E., 1496 ‘loutier, J.-S., $133
Cc
phytoplasm-frogskin disease, detection, $4 hoi, J S108 ‘oakley, S. M., 751
‘astagnone, C., 160 ( ‘*houeiri, E., $2 ‘obb, B., S120
astillo, P., 1093, 1513 ( ‘hrist, B J.. S135 ‘ober, I . 56
‘astoria, R., 564 Cc hristianson, T., S65 ‘ochran, A., S17
“astro A. C., 528 S60, S88 ( ‘hun, W. C., ‘oconut, lethal yellowing phytoplasma, carbo-
‘atal, M. C., S76 ( ‘hung, K. R., S17 hydrate metabolism, 976
atharanthus roseus ( ‘iampi. M. B., $25 ‘offee, wilt, in Uganda, S50
Phytophthora blight, phosphite foliar sprays ( ‘ianzio, S. R., S66 ‘offman, V. A., S30
$123 ( icer arietinum, Fusarium and root-knot inter- ‘ohen, S D., S119
vinca virescence, gene expression, S84 actions, 1513 ohn, D. R., $123
‘atlin, N. J., S14 ‘jomperlik, M., S84 ‘olburn, G. C., $17
‘avin, ¢ A., $123 Circulifer tenellus, Beet mild curly top virus ‘ole,C ., $17
‘eletti, M j.. S14 vector, virus movement in vector, 478 ole, F. M., 316
‘enis, J. | , 1422 itovsky, V., S109 ‘oletta-Filho, H. D., 28
‘Pea phalosporium spp. ‘itrus RRRAA R‘AoAlRlRe tAo trichum spp.: on mango, survey in Puerto
gramimneum on wheat, detection with PCR, Alternaria black rot, postharvest fruit disease, Rico and Florida, S74; on Russian thistle,
S8 endopolygalacturonase gene expression, 768 biocontrol in Hungary, $123: on strawberry,
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genetic diversity and pathogen variability, 219; Cotterill, P. J., 752 HOG! homologue, cloning, $69
on tamarillo, passiflora, and mango, isolate Cotton reovirus isolated from, Coltivirus relation, S3¢
characterization in Colombia, 579 aldicarb breakdown, in Alabama, $38 replication cycle and secretory pathway, com-
C. acutatum: on almond, appressoria, digital —bacterial blight resistance, near-isogenic lines, ponents, S85
image analysis, 923; on almond, infection S7 Cryptococcus nodaensis, freeze-drying survival,
process, $21; on blueberry, infection, S90; on bronze wilt, environment protocol, $7 C/N ratio, $94
citrus, indole derivatives, $17; endo-polygalac- commercial seed, aflatoxin contamination in Csinos, A., S19, $20, S58
turonases, cloning, S69; on highbush blue- Texas, 1190 Cubeta, M. A., 610, SI
berry, dormant infection, $20; on strawberry, damping-off, biocontrol using pathogen germi- Cucumber, Pythium root rot, biocontrol,
fungicide dip treatments, $34; on strawberry, nation inducers, $37 Cucumber mosaic virus
fungicides and latent colonization, S61; on nematodes, messenger, EBC-583, and plant on cowpea, resistance marker, $29
strawberry, plant extract effect on conidia, growth, S46 synergy with Pepper mottle virus, in bell
1285; on strawberry, temperature and wetness reniform nematode, site specific management, pepper, S64
duration effect, conidia and appressoria, 513 S48 on Tetragonia expansa, systemic infection and
C. coccodes, vegetative compatibility groups, transgenic cultivars, root-knot reproduction temperature, 1445
on potato in North America, $66 and severity, S104 on tomato, rhizobacterium-mediated growth
C. gloeosporioides: pectate lyase secretion, Xanthomonas campestris, phyllosphere inocu- promotion, protection, 1301
factors, $105; on pepper, calcium/calmodulin- lation technique, 1204 Cucumber mosaic virus, variation and population
dependent signaling, prepenetration, 82; on Cotty, P. J., 1190, S9, $18, S39, S60 dynamics, transgenic plants, $100
Stylosanthes spp., genetic diversity and centers Counce, P. A., $49, $79 Cucurbit
of origin, 176 Cousin, M. A., S9 disease management, famoxadone-based fungi-
C. graminicola: biology and genetics, S111: Cover photo cides, S58
spore dimorphism, S87; on turfgrass, fungicide almond, Colletotrichum acutatum, internal -viruses, distribution in Florida, S89
resistance, biology, S18; on turfgrass, patho- light spots, August yellow vine disease: genotyping strains, tech-
genicity and host specificity, $112; on turf- Brenneria quercina, on Quercus ilex, cankers, niques, 1240; strains and phylogenetic analy-
grass, thiophanate-methyl, resistance, California, April sis, 1233
S91; on turfgrass, transposon fingerprint pro- Cucurbit yellow stunting disorder virus, in Cucurbit yellow stunting disorder virus, on Cu
files, S29; on turfgrass, vegetative compati- Cucumis melo, RNA detection, July cumis melo, RNA detection, cover photo, July
bility, intron sequence analysis, $112 maize, trichome, microcycle conidiation, Culbreath, A. K., S115, $125
C. sublineolum, on sorghum, temporal and February Culler, M. D., S19
spatial development, $52 Meloidogyne artiellia, on chickpea roots, Culvenor, D., 1524
Collins, A. (U.K.), 364 December Cumagun, C. J. R., S19
Collins, A. A. (Delaware), $17 Meloidogyne incognita, on maize root, Cunfer, B. M., S10
Collins, D. J., $17, S81 September Curcurbit yellow stunting disorder virus, on
Collmer, A., $108, S110 Monilinia fructicola, on canned peaches, melon, virus accumulation, 844
Colon, L. T., 666 November Curtis, V. L., S70
Colowit, P. M., S8 Papaya ringspot virus, resistance to geo- Cuzick, A., S89
Colyer, P. D., S104 graphic strains, January Cycas necrotic stunt virus, on ornamentals, de
Coniothyrium minitans, biocontrol of Sclerotinia rice: Magnaporthe grisea on, mesophyll cell, tection in New Zealand, $67
blight on peanut, S70 May; sheath blight, stem lesions, March Cylindrocarpon destructans
Connell, J. H., $12 Xanthomonas campestris, on cotton leaves, on ginseng, detection, 1533
Converse, R. H., 380 October on grape, composted soil amendments, S31
Conway, W. S., S50, S69, S105 Xylella fastidiosa, fimbriae produced by, June Cynodon dactylon, dematiaceous hyphomycetes
Cook, M. J., S77 Covert, S. F., S41, S134 on, resistance detection and inoculation tech
Cooke, D. E. L., S98 Cox, C. M., S18 nique, 1565
Cooke, P. H., $26 Cox, K. D., S18 Czembor, P. C., $124
Coops, N., 1524 Coyne, C., S16
Copes, W. E., $17 Cram, M. M., S18 Daayf, F., S94
Coplin, D. L., $32, S61 Cramer, C., $32 Dactylaria higginsii
Core, A. B., S17 Cramer, R., $18, S62 bioherbicidal fungus, IPM component, tomato,
Corn (see also Maize) Cranberry, stem galls, bacterial isolations, S87 S75
Aspergillus ear rot, resistance source, $13 Crane, B. R., S44 bioherbicide for purple nutsedge, pesticide
fumonisin in grain, seed treatment, S46 Craven, K. D., S18, S62 effect, S92
Fusarium ear rot and fumonisin, hybrid evalu- Creamer, R., S7, $37 nutsedge in pepper suppressed by, surfactants,
ation, S46 Crinipellis perniciosa, on cacao, genetic diver- S63
gray leaf spot, microcycle conidiation of sity, S71 Dagraca, J. V., S61
Cercospora zeae-maydis, 193 Crisosto, C. H., S69 Dahlia, viral diseases of, management, S69
hydrophobic amylase inhibitor, active against Cronartium spp. Dai, Q., 1354
Fusarium, 917, C. quercuum, on pines, genetic diversity, $134 Dai, W., S88
root-knot nematode, root border cell presence, C. ribicola: multiple hosts, genetic structure, Dakhil, H., S2
activity, 1111 $73; speciation mechanism, gene flow, S98; on Dallot, S., 1543, S19
silage, mycotoxins, $97, S98 white pine, resistance gene Cr2, distribution, Dally, E. L., S95
stalk rot, insects and diseases of, treatment 691 Damicone, J.. S114
evaluation, $46 Crouch, J., $18, S29 Damsteegt, V. D., $19, S25, S100
Stewart's disease: flea beetle populations, 210; Crow, W. T., S19, S36 Dane, R. A., 1368
vector control, S61 Crowe, F., S67 Danet, J.-L., 644
sweet, high plains disease, seed transmission, Crowley, M., $129 Dang, P., S55
$127 Crucifet Dardick, C., 705
Cornelissen, B. J. C., 1360 Verticillium wilt, molecular types, 364 Darsow, J., $129
Cornus spp. (see also Dogwood) white rust, genetic analysis of races 2 and 7, da Silva, F. G., 705
C. florida, powdery mildew, resistance and PR- 959 Database, plant pathogen, genetic and phenotypic
10 protein, S5 Cryphonectria parasitica information, resource, $43
C. mas, bacterial blight, control, S66 chestnut, deletion of hypoviral-regulated gene, Datnoff, L. E
Correa-Victoria, F. J., S18, S54 S45 Daub, M. E., S35, S82, S87
Correll, J. C., $30, S87, $112 cryparin in, processing and secretion, S85 Daughtrey, M. L., S7, S118, $122, $125, S135
Costamilan, L. M., S103 ERK homologue, cloning, $42 Davelos, A. L., S106
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Davidson, J Dillard, H. R., S78 EcoPort Web site, plant pathology resource, S49
Davies, R Dill-Macky, R., S19, S75 Edmunds, B. A., $22, $23, S46
Davis, | 2| 23 28. $37, S59, S81, S88, Dinesh-Kumar, S. P., S110 Edwards, M. C., S75
$9] Ding, S. W., $107 Edwards, S. G., 364
Davis, M., S74 Dinoor, A., 1320 Effertz, R. J., 604
Davis. R. E.. $95. $124 Disease forecasting Eisenmann, J. A., $23
Davis, R. F., S82 MARYGLYT and Cougarblight, for fire blight Eizenga, G. C., $40
Davis. R. M.. 1014. $24. S45 on apple and pear, S20 El-Allaf, S.M ., S23
de Boer, M.. 626 models, Fusarium head blight of wheat, fac El-Assiuty, E. M., 853
De Boer, S. H.. S57, S92, 262 tors. S20 Eleocharis kuroguwai, mycoherbicide efficacy,
Dean, R. A., $12, S21, $22, S40, $42, S47, S82. Disease management $37
S& 4 greenhouse crops, electrolyzed oxidation El Ghaouth, A., 344, 349
Dean, R. E., $29 water, S118 Elias, E., $3
Debode. J.. S20 organic crops, Australia, $134 Elias, K. S., 1014
de Boer, M., 626 ornamental plants, principles, $122 Elling, A. A., $23, S59
De Boer, S. H.. S57, S92, 262 pear fire blight, warning system in Israel, 356 Elliott, D. R., S49, S67
Decanini, | $39 resistance induced in greenhouse crops, S118 Elliott, M. S., S15
De Ceuster, T. J. J.. 1292 root-knot nematode, cucumbers and squash, Elliott, P. E., S23
De Cicco, V., 564 double cropping, S82 Ellis, C. E., S11
De Cock, A. W. A. M.. S8 storage and analysis system, Alkahest Nuclear- Ellis, M. A., 995, S65
De Curtis, F.. 564 BLAST, S21 Elm, Dutch elm disease, monitoring spread, $106
De Dobbelaere Ditylenchus dipsaci, on onion, chemo attractant, El-Mehtar, S.. S2
Dedryver, C. A 127 Elmer, W. H., 186, S23, S64, $133
Defago, G.. $3 Dively,G . P., S21 Elmore, C. L., $29
Dehaan, T. L., S92 Di Vito, M., 1513 Embellisia sp., on locoweed, endophytic, analy-
De Jonghe, K.. S19 Dixon, A. G. O., S5 sis, S7
De La Fuente, L., S20 Dixon, E. W., 891 Emechebe, A. M., $3
Delaney, T. P.. S110 Dixon, P. M., 513, 1285, $7. $35 Endres, G., S10, S60
Delavau!t, P. Djonovic, S.. $21 England, R., S24
Délye. C., 219 Dobinson, K. F., 1533 Englander, L., $12
DeMarsay, A., S20 Dobrowolski, M. P., 695 English, J. T., S54
Det 4()7 Dodd, K. K., 1082 English-Loeb, G. M., S60
Denoyes-Rothan, B., 219 Dogwood (see also Cornus spp.) Enterobacter cloacae, Fusarium dry rot affected
Denslow, S. A., S35 powdery mildew, spray program in disease by, in stored potato, factors, S86
de Oliveira. M. C., S16 management, S62 Epichloé, life cycle, evolutionary process, $98
Deom. C. M.. S5. S64 Donahoo, R. S., $21 Epic OCCOSOTUS Nematosporus, mycoherbicide for
Derie, M. L.. $22 Dong, R., $37 Eleocharis kuroguwai, $36
Derkse S118 Dongyi, H., $43 Eriksen, W., $45
De Donofrio, N., $22 Ertiirk, U., S17
De Dopkins, D. M., $33 Erwinia spp.: infectivity of injured cells, $52; on
De Dorman, C., S6 pear, genetics in Japan, 1393
De Dorman, E. A., $22 E. amylovora: on apple, survival on shoots,
de Silva Dorrance, A. E., S73, S87 $66: induced resistance to, bioagents, S2: on
de Souza 966, $20 Dos Santos, A. R., S85 pear, diagnostic medium and sampling pro-
Desvoy Dothistroma septospora, on Pinus radiata cedure, 931; plant extracts, control by, $2: in
Detter hyperspectral imagery for assessment, 1524 Rosaceae family, factors, $11
Detwiler, E. A.. S40 Douglas-fir, Swiss needle cast E. carotovora: biofilms, antibiotic susceptibil-
Deulvot, C.. 966 quantification methods, 121 ity, S57; genomics and pathogenicity, $93
De Valerio, J. T.. S15, S63, S75 severity, prediction in Oregon, 790 Erysiphe necator, PCR for detection, $24
Dewdney, M. M., S20 Douhan, G. W., 650 Eskalen, A., $24, $129
De Wolf, E. D.. 428, $20, $53, $133 Doukhanina, E., S105 Esker, P. D., 210, S24, S61
Déziel, E.. $107 Dowkiw, A., 421 Esmenjaud, D., 160
Dezwaan, T.. S114 Driks, A., S117 Espadas, F.. 976
Diab, H. G., 1115, S21. $26 Driver, J.G ., S22 Espinosa, A., S108
Diagne, M., S21 Drori, N., S105 Essenberg, M., 1204, $7
Diagnostics Druffel, K.. S48, S69 Eutypa spp., on grape, new species in California,
data analysis, event detection. $121 Dry, I. B., 547 S130
National Plant Diagnostics Network, bioter Dudzinski, M., 1524 E. lata, on grape, cell-wall changes, $129
rorism and sustainability, S121 Dufault, N. S., $133 Evans, M. R., $13
response activation and decision support Duffie, L. E., S10 Evans, N., 65
mechanisms, $121 Dugan, F. M., S100 Eversole, K., 524
standard practices, requirements, S121 Duncan, J. M., S98 Everts, K. L., $17, S21, $95
Diaporthe spp Duncan, K. E., $22 Exserohilum turcicum, on sweet corn, race | and
D. citri, pycnidial development factors, $63 Duniway, J. M., 443, $33 Hl gene, resistance, $13
D. phaseolorum, on soybean variability in Dunkle, L. D., 193, $33, S78 Extension, Plant Disease Notebook, customizing
Argentina, molecular characterization, 136 Dunning, F. M., S110 a course, S7
Diaz-Valasis, M., $25 Dupper, G. E., 691
Dick, R. P., S67 Dupuis, F., 1496 Fabre, F., 1217
Dicklow, B., S135 Dute, R. R., $34 Fagaceae, trees in Japan, mortality, $102
Dickman, M. B., S100, S105 Du Toit, L. J.. $22 Fahmy, Z. M., 853
Dickstein, E. R., S66 Dwinell, L. D., S27 Faize, M., 1496
Didymella brvoniae on plants and in air, de Dyer, A. T., S90 Fakhoury, A. M., S24
tection, SS6 Dyer, P. S., 650 Falacy, J. S., S24
Diéguez-Uribeondo, J., 923, $21 Falk, B. W., S99, S100
Diener, S. E., $21 Easley, S. A., S79 Farman, M. L., 891
Diggle, A. J.. 1073 Eayre, C. G., $22 Farrall, L., 1452
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Farrar, J. J., S24 Frankliniella occidentalis, Tomato spotted wilt vironment trial, inoculation comparison for
Fatmi, M., $25, S76 virus vector On pepper, spread, 1223 resistance, 1068
Fauquet, C. M., 270, 1485 Fravel, D. R., S27 F. oxysporum: on basil, PCR-real time identi
Faure-Rabasse, S. M., S95 Frazer, J. T., S27 fication, S70; on basil, vegetative compatibil-
Fauteux, F.. $133 Frazier, B. E., 805 ity tests, soil isolates, $23; on chickpea, races
Favrin, R., S6 Frederick, R., $16, S43, S55, S58, S102, S103 0, 1A, 5, and 6, PCR assay, 200; on chickpea,
Fayad, A. C., $25 Freeman, S., 219, 579 races and fingerprinting with DNA, S41: on
Feil. H. 244, 675 Fregene, M., S4 cotton, California isolate characterization, S45;
Feil, W. S., 244, 675 Freitas-Astua, J., S5, S54, $82 genomic sequence in pathogenic and non-
Feliciano, A. J., S24 French, N. M., Il, S46 pathogenic isolates, $133; on lettuce, gene
Felts, D.. S55, S62 French, R., S27, S38, S78, S99 sequences, PCR detection method, S59; on
Feng, Y., S38 French-Monar, R. D., $27 melon, resistance gene mapping, markers, $42;
Fenille, R. C., $25 Frey, P., 421 pathogenic and biocontrol isolates, gene dif
Ferguson, L. M., S25, S49 Frick, M., S54 ferences, $27; on radish, Pseudomonas putida
Fernandes, C. D., 176 Friedland, S. I., S121 for control, 626; on spinach, population dy
Fernandez, G. E., S25, S49, S85 Friel, C. J. $128 namics, selective media, 1173; on sugar beet
Fernandez, O., S30 Friesen, T. L., 397, SS3 and spinach, variability, $33; on tomato, aviru-
Fernandez-Acero, F. J., S14 Fritz, A. K., 784, S18 lence characteristics, 1360; on tomato, race 3
Fernandez-Pavia, S. P., S25 Fritze, D., S117 origin in California, 1014; on tomato, strain
Fernando, W. G. D., S72, $94 Frost, K. E., $27 interactions, $125; wilt symptoms and ethyl-
Ferrandino, F. J., S91} Fry, J., S78 ene expression, $128
Ferreira, R. B., 1505 Fry, W. E., 382, 738, S7 F. pseudograminearum, on wheat: genetic
Ferris, H., 747 Fu, Z., S108 tolerance, S79; genotype reaction, $129
Ferwerda-Licha, M., $25 Fuentes-Davila, G., $29 F. solani: on bean, mycorrhizal relation, PCR
Fery, R. L., $8, S82 Funck Jensen, D., S104 and direct isolation, 229; on caladium tuber,
Fessehaie, A. (Canada), 262 Funderburk, J. E., S115 new clades, S64; gene comparison with yeast,
Fessehaie, A. F. (Georgia), S88 Fungicides (general) (see also Fungicides, S51; on pea and bean, PR gene activation,
Festuca arundinacea, leaf spot, biocontrol with specific) transcription, $46; on soybean, gene analysis,
Lysobacter enzymogenes, 1103 adjuvants, efficacy impact, $113 during infection, S51; on soybean, image
Fett, W. F.. S26 application, factors, $113 analysis of chromatograms, S83
Fichtner, E. J., ie) S26 barley, powdery mildew, population affected F. verticillioides: amylase, inhibited by hydro-
Ficke, A., 547, 556 by, 305 phobic amylase from corn, 917; on corn,
Fieselmann, D. A., S121 demethylation inhibitor, Monilinia fructicola detoxification genes, $29; on maize, fumonisin
Figueira, E. L. Z., 917 and hygromycin B resistance, relations, 1354 biosynthesis, regulatory genes, $97: on maize,
Figuli, P. J., $72 discovery targeted, S114 systemic infection and temperature, S64:
Filion, M., 229, $132 greenhouse applications, S118 metabolite for Bacillus mojavensis, S6
Fisher, A. J., S26 modes of action, S113 Fyffe, A. E., S81
Fisher, R. F., S108 Phytophthora spp., novel, microbioassay, 46
FistA,. J., 752 powdery mildew on vegetable crops, mixtures Gabriel, D. W., S15, S59
Fitt, B. D. L., 657, S10, S88 S114 Gadoury, D. M., 547, 556, S28, S44, S60
Fitzsimmons, S. P., S120 resistance evolution, $39 Gaeumannomyc @€S 2ramuus
Flaherty, J. E., S97 resistance management: FRAC, S114; market- on bentgrass, pathogenicity determination, S83
Flax, pasmo, fungicides for, $10 ing, science, and politics, $114; scheduling transformation, hygromycin resistance, melanin
Fleer, J. M., S26 problems, S114; turfgrass pathogens, S114 effect, S27
Fletcher, J.. 18, 1233, 1240, S64, S89, S94 resistance risk assessment, S113 on wheat, fluorescent Pseudomonas spp. effect
Flier, W. G., 382 silicon amendmenis, plant-microbe interac- on decline soil, 54
Flowers, J. L., 1471, S26 tions, $133 Gafni, Y., S109
Floyd, A., $22 on tree fruits, resistance problems, S114 Gaitan-Solis, E., 88
Fogg, M. L., S26, $133 triazole, brown rot control, limitations, $113 Gale, L. R., 610, 1014
Fogle, D., S47 Fungicides (specific) (see also Fungicides, Gallaher, R. N.. S88
Foissac, X., 644 general) Gallego, G., 88
Fomitopsis pinicola, oxalate partitioning in liquid azoxystrobin, synergism with serenade, disease Galloway, H., S24
culture, calcium and magnesium effect, S77 control, $93 Gal-On, A., 1478
Forbes, G. A., $28, S116 Dazomet, forest nurseries, methyl bromide Gamble, B., $32
Foreman, G. L., S26 alternative, S42 Ganley, R. J., S65
Forest propamocarb and mefenoxam, Pythium on Ganske, D., S58, S78, S90
ecosystems in world, exotic pathogen protec flower crop greenhouses, $135 Gao, B., $21, $23, $28
tion, S119 strobilurin, Pyricularia grisea resistance, mu- Gao, H., S52
spruce-fir ecosystem, decline in North Caro- tations, 891 Gao, X., 1006
lina, S10 trifloxystrobin and tebuconazole, registation Garay-Serrano, E., 382, S25
wood stake decomposition, in northwestern update, $128 Garbelotto, M., S28
USA, S74 Furtado, E. L., S70 Garcia, M. E., S8
Forster, H., 923, S2!, S127 Fusarium spp.: on asparagus, NaCl and Garcia-Arenal, F., 941, 1422
Forster, R. L., 683, 1430, S81 rhizobacteria, 186: on corn and pearl millet, Garibaldi, A., S70, S80
Foshee, W. G., S76 fumonisin, in Georgia, $42; on many crops, Garkovich, L., S119
Foster, K. A., 1165 Bacillus isolate antagontisic to, S15; in soil, Garner, J.. S11
Fought, L., $128 wheat cover crop effect, S43; toxigenic, PCR Garnier, M., 644
Fouly, H. M., S27 detection, S9; toxins from, S98 Garnsey, S. M., S101]
Fowler, G. A., S56 F, circinatum, on conifers, monoterpene in sap Garrett, K., S18, S28, S53
Fowler, L., $41 resin, S128 Garrido, C., S14
Fraedrich, S. W., S18, $27 F- graminearium: on maize, phenolics as Garvin, D. F., S80
Fraile, A., 1422 resistance factors, S97; on maize, resistance Garzon, C. D., S28, $124
Francis, D. M., S39 factors, ferulic acid and pericarp, 712; on Garzon, S., S6
Franckowiak, J. D., 604 wheat, deoxynivalenol and mapping trait loci, Gaudet, D., S54
Francl, L. J., 397 $19; on wheat, head blight epidemic, risk Gaugler, R., S103
Frank, S., S114 assessment model, 428; on wheat, multien- Gay, P. A., S28
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Geddens, R., S58, S78, S90 Goodwin, S. B., 738, 1158, $2
Gehmann, K., S113 Gordon, M. P., S108 Guo, L. Y., S31
Geiser, D. M., S28, S42, S50, S64, $124 Gordon, T. R., S128 Guo, M., S108
Geminiviruses, host gene expression, $109 Gorski, L., S69 Guo, Y., S88
Genomes, NBS-LRR-encoding genes, $110 Gottwald, T. R., 502, 832, 1031, 1543, S9, $12, Gupta, S. C., S90
Genomic analysis, De!CIFR, system, $12 $19, $70, $120 Gutierrez, L.. S106
Genomics Goulds, A., S10, S88 Gutiérrez, W. A., S31, S36
comparative and functional, in fungi, S109 Gourbiére, F., 1437
microbe initiative, plant-associated, letter to Gourlie, J. A., S79 Haag, P., S66
editor, 524 Gowda, M., $40 Habibi, J.. S6
Gent, D. H., S29 Graham, J. H., S17 Hadwiger, L. A. 31, S46
Geraats, B. P. J., 813 Grand, L. F., S8 Hagan, A. K..,
Geranium Grape Hagiwara, H.,
Pythium root rot, fertilizer and biocontrol Botrytis cinerea, resistance correlations, 1263 Hakiza, G., S50
effect, $135 downy mildew, warning system, $44 Halgren, A., $32, S85
Ralstonia agro-bioterrorism regulation epiphytic pathogens, in California, $24 Halik, S.. $133, $134, $135
case, S4 esca and environmental factors, S24 Hall, A., S67
Gergerich, R., S40, S85, S95 Eutypa dieback, detection, $76 Halley, S., S10
Gerik, J. S.. S29, $77 fungal population in vineyards, S14 Halterman, D. A., $32
German, T. L., S101 gray rot, defense reaction and latency, 316 Ham, J. H., $32
Gessler, C., 493 Longidorid nematodes, ribosomal genes and Hamamouch, N., $32
Ghabrial, S. A., $94, $95 specific primers, 160 Hamblin, A. M., S41
Ghanmi, D., $133 methyl bromide alternative, replant, S77 Hameed, K. M., §3
Ghebreiyessus, Y., SI ontogenic resistance, flower heterogeneity, $28 Hamelin, R. C., S8, S41, S98, $132, $134,
Ghimire, S. R., 236 osmotin and thaumatin from, defense mecha- $136
Gianinazzi-Pearson, V., 966 nism, 1505 Hamer, L., S114
Gibberella zea Petri and esca disease, Pennsylvania and New Hamm, A.., Jr., S80
on corn residue, temperature and moisture York, 524, S81 Hamm, P. B., 805, S113
effect on perithecia, $133 phialophora-like fungi from, molecular syste- Hammerschmidt, R., S118, $121
spore deposition, night, $77 matics, S54 Hammes, G., $20
on wheat: epidemics in Kansas and North Phomopsis cane and leaf spot, prediction Hammond, J., $32
Dakota, 874; rain splash dispersal, in canopy, system, S65 Hammond, R. B., S5
$23 Pierce’s disease: fimbrial genes, 675: inocu- Hammond, R. W., $32
Gibbons, J.. S41, S49 lation date effect, 244; messenger and particle Hammond, T. M., $33, $97
Gibson, D. M., S44 film, S84 Hampton, R. O., S44
Gibson, R. W., S5 powdery mildew: humidity effect, 1137; man- Han, S. I., S38
Giesler, L. J., S39, S95 agement using aerobiological data, $132; mite Han, S.-S., 1378
Gijzen, M., 323 suppression, S60; ontogenic resistance, 547, Hancock, J. F., S79
Gilbertson, R. L., 478, 596, S109, S111 mle) Haney, R. L., $104
Gildow, F. E., $100 yellows, insect vectors, Virginia, S7 Hanley-Bowdoin, L., S109
Gillaspie, A. G., Jr., $29 Gray, F. A., $36, S80, $130 Hanna, J. W., $33
Gilles, T., 413 Gray, S. M., 1131, S13, $30 Hanna, L., $2
Gillian Turgeon, B., S109 Greene, I. D., S29 Hanna, W. W., S90
Gilligan, C. A., 616 Gregoire \r., S60 Hansen, E. M., 121, 790, S93, $102
Gimenes-Fernandes, N., 502 Gregos, G., S76 Hansen, J. L., S52
Ginseng Greve, L. C., S74, $129 Hansen, J. M., S80
Alternaria blight, necrosis-inducing toxin Grevesse, C., 1145 Hansen, M. A., $124
spore germination, 323 Grewal, S., S106 Hansen, N. C., S16
Cylindrocarpon destructans, root rot. detection Grichar, W. J., S60 Hanson . L. E., $33, 1606
and molecular differentiation, 1533 Griffin, R. L., S119 Hao, G., $33
Girard, M., 1478 Griffin, T. S., S48 Hao, J. J., 443, $33, S91
Gisi, lt S113 Griffith, G. S., 381 Hara, A. H., $4
Gitaitis, R. D., 528 Griffiths, B. S.. 1111 Harbour, J., S78
Giverns, W. A., S48 Grigal, D. F., S47 Haring, M. A., 1360
Glasheen, B. M., S18, $29 Groose, R. W., $36 Harman, G. E., $104
Glauber, J. W., $120 Gross, D. C., $43, S88 Harmon, P. F., $33
Gleason, K. I., $23 Grove, G. G., $24 Harness, A. M., $34
Gleason, M. L., 513, 1285, S7, $22, $23, $35, Groves, R. (North Carolina), S115 Harnik, T. Y., S28
S46, S86 Groves, R. L. (California), S30 Harp, T. L., S34
Glenn, A. E., S6, $29 Growth, hyphomycetes on agar media, cellulose Harrell, M., S39
Glogoza, P., S60 substrate, $72 Harrington, T. C., 901, 1274, S83
Glomus intraradices, on bean, relation to Fu Grunden, E., S56 Hartman, G. L., $17, S35, S51, S83, S88, $103
sarium solani, PCR, 229 Griinwald, N. J., 382. 738, S25, S30, S86, $107 Hartman, J. R.. 1471, S26
Goates, B., S29 Grybauskas, A. P., S21 Hartman, R.,
Goddard, A. J., $35 Guaragna, M. A., $30, S57 Hartung, .
Godoy,C . V., $103 Gubler, W. D., S24, $113, $129, $130 Hartzog,
Gold, S. E., $46, 524 Gudmestad, N. C., 293, S67 Harveson, R. M., $34
Goldbach, R. W., 96, 1223 Guerber, J. C., $112 Harvey, J. L., S10, S88
Goldman, P. H., $29 Guérin, G., 219 Hasenstein, K. H., S45
Gomar-Tinoco, D., 1513 Guerra-Moreno, A. S., $30, S57 Hashim, J. M., S84
Gomez, L., $30 Gugino, B. K., S31 Hassan, M. H., S2
Gomez-Guillamon, M. L., 844 Guhl, K. E., $31 Hatcher, W. L., II, $34
Gonsalves, D., S78 Guilhabert, M. R., S31 Hatfield, J., S40
Gonzalez, E. (North Carolina), $30 Gullino, M. L., S70, S80 Haudenshield, J. S., $34, $133
Gonzalez, E. T. (Wisconsin), $30 Gunasinghe, U. B., $31 Hausbeck, M. K., $22, S118
Gonzalez, R., 485 Gundersheim, N. A., $34 Havens, W. M., S95
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Hay, F. S., $34, 752 Hoisington, D., 153 Integrated pest management, Alternaria leaf
Hayden, K., S28 Hoitink, H. A. J., 1292, $37, S118 blight on carrot, case study, 1320
Haye, I. I., S75 Hokanson, S. C., S79 IR-4
Haynes, J. G., S31, $34 Holbrook, C. C., $31, $52, S55 biopesticide program, grants and regulatory
He, J., S107 Hollaway, G. J., $36 assistance, S11]
He, S. Y., S108 Hollingsworth, C. R., $36 project: fungicide registation update, S83;
Hebbar, P. K., S20 Hollowell, J. E., S36, $125 registration, crop grouping, efficacy data, $16
Hedberg, J., S68 Holm, M., S78 lriarte, F. B., S39
Heidel, G., 720 Holm, R. E., S11 Iriki, N., S65
Heidenreich, M. C., S84 Holub, E. B., S89 Iris yellow spot virus, N gene, diversity in USA,
Heiniger, R., S114 Honda, K., 1560 S]
Held, L. J., $130 Hong, C. X., 822, $36, $47, $123, $124, $125 Irrigation
Helicotylenchus dihystera, on sugarcane, condu- Hong, S. G., $36 disinfestion, ultraviolet irradiation, $123
cive and suppressive soils, 1437 Hong, Y. K., $36, S37, $38, S49 Phytophthora nicotianae, detection with PCR,
Helland, S., S7, S86 Hoogenboom, G., $44 822
Helminthosporium victoriae, mycovirus infec- Hopkins, D. L., $37 pythiaceous species in water, PCR template
tion, cellular RNA-binding effect, S95 Hoplolaimus galeatus, on creeping bentgrass, preparations, $124
Henkels, M. D., S11 population dynamics in Kansas, $78 Isakeit, T., S39
Henn, A., S68 Hopp, H. E., 136 Ishida, M. L., S5O
Henneberger, T., S34 Hops Ishiguro, K., 1560
Henning, S., $27 powdery mildew, temperature effect on infec- Ishimaru, C. A., $29, $39
Henriquez, J. L., S35 tion, 1587 Islam, S. Z., $39
Heong, K. L., S116 viruses, spread in Australia, $71 Ismael, A.-S. M., 853
Hepperly, P. R., 1124 Horn, B. W., S59 Isshiki, A., 768
Herbicide, glyphosate and atrazine, degradation Hornsby, S., S10 Ito, S., $102
in soil from mixture, microbial activity, $104 Horrell, J., S15 Ittu, M., 1068
Hermann, D., S113 Horst, L. E., $37 Ives, A. R., S91
Herms, D. A., S9, S48 Hosta spp., Sclerotinia rolfsii petiole rot, oxalic Ivors, K., S28
Hernandez, A. G., S51 acid and resistance, $46
Hernandez, L., $4 Host-pathogen interactions, dominance effect, Jabaji-Hare, S., 229, $136
Hernandez, S., S35 coevolution in pathosystems, 633 Jackson, T., S6
Herren, H., S116 Hotchkiss, M. W., S73 Jacobi, W. R., 1037, S47
Herrero, S., S35 Houfek, T. D., $21 Jacobsen, B. J., S7, S117
Herzog, Z., 356 House, B. L., S77, S108 Jaffee, B. A., 1599
Hess, D. E., S90 Howard, E. F., S5 Jahn, R., $39
Hess, N. J., S35 Howard, R. J., S22 Jaime, M. D. L. A., $39
Heterodera spp.: on Arabidopsis, ethylene signa! Howd, D., S30, S63 Jaime-Garcia, R., 1190, $39
transduction, S91; on Arabidopsis thaliana, Howell, C. R., S21, $37, /606 James, R., $39
MCM gene PROLIFERA, 35 Hsu, M. P., S15 Jamir, Y., S108
H. glycines: biocontrol with Hirsutella spp Hsu, S. T., $52, $53 Janes, M. D., S108
$123; cellulases, characterization, $28; N-Viro Hu, S., $94, 1115 Janisiewicz, W. J., S40, S50
soil effect, S93; parasitism proteins, immuno Huang, G., $37 Jansky, S. H., $27
detection, $21; parasitism proteins, plant Huang, H. C., $52, $53 Jantasuriyarat, C., S40, $41
nuclear import, $23; similarity of genes in Huang, J.-S., S91 Jara, C., 88
nematode and Arabidopsis, S88 Huang, X., 35 Jarret, R., S16
H. latipons, on cereals, root rot comparison, Hubble, H., S37 Jeffers, S. N., 46, 822. $23, S63
Mediterranean area, S77 Hiiberli, D., S28 Jellison, J., S77
H. schachtii: soil suppression, fungi involved, Hudelson, B. D., $4, $26 Jenkyn, J., S10, S88
S67; soil suppressiveness, fungal rDNA, Hudler, G. W., S82 Jensen, B., S104
fingerprinting, 1006; on sugar beet, trap crop Huerta-Espino, J., 153, 881, S112 Jensen, P. J., S40
radish for, S80; on sugar beet, trap crops, $130 Hughes, L., $93 Jensen-Tracy, S. L., $82
Hibiscus, tobamovirus from, diagnostic tech Hulbert, S., S54, S94 Jeong, J. S., S40
nique, S42 Hull, R.. S111 Jermini, M., 493
Hicks, T. E., $17 Humbert, C., $125 Ji, J., S40
Hidaka, S., 1560 Hunt, B., S113 Jia, L., S40
Hiebert, E., 774, S89 Hunt, T. E., S95 Jia, Y., 1452, S40, S41
High plains virus, on corn and wheat, detection Hurtado, P. X., $4 Jiang, H., S109
in New Zealand, $49 Hurtt, S. S., S51 Jijakli, M. H., 1145
Hildebrand, P. D., S11, $35 Hussey, R. S., $21, $23, $28, $37, S88 Jiménez-Diaz, R. M., 200, 1513, S41
Hilf, M., S35 Husson, C., 421 Jiménez-Gasco, M. M., 200, S41
Hill, A. L., $33 Hutchens, A., S38 Jin, Y., 604, S93
Hill, C. B., S35 Hutchinson, J. L., S 2x¢0 Jo, Y., S41
Hill, H., S41 Hwang, B. K., $38 Jobin, T., S41
Hill, J. H., S103 Hwang, J. (North Carolina), $38, S118 Jochum, C. C., $93
Hillman, B. L., S18, S29, S36 Hwang, J. B. (Korea), S37 Johnson, A. M., S41
Hinton, D. M., S6 Hyde, K. D., 236 Johnson, C. S., S41
Hirano, S. S., 1082 Hypovirulence, Sclerotinia homoeocarpa and Johnson, D. A., 805, $42, $43, S66
Hirooka, E. Y., 917 Ophiostoma novo-ulmi mitovirus, 1407 Johnson, E., S71
History, plant pathology in North Carolina, $122 Hyun, J. N., $36, $37, $38, S49 Johnson, H. A., Jr., 380
Hixson, A. C., $36 Johnson, K. B., S82
Hjeljord, L. G., 1593 Idris, A. M., 774, S38 Johnson, V., S41
Hobbs, H. A., $35 Ignatov, A. N., S9, S38 Johnston, D., 712
Hodgkiss, I. J., 236 Impatiens balsamina, Rhizoctonia solani, com- Johnston, S. A., $26, $133
Hoff, T., S89 posted potting mix effect, 1115 Joly, D. L., $41, $134
Hofte, M., 813, S19, S20 Inderbitzin, P., S98 Jomantiene, R., $124
Hogenhout, S. A., S84 Ingle, C. A., S64 Jones, A. L., 1393
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Khang, C. H., $45 Kreitman, M., S83
Khangura, R. K., 1073 Kremer,R . J.. S104
Kharbanda. P. D., S45 Kristjansson, G., S8&
Khosla, S.. S118 Kritzman, G., 356, 931
Khush,G . S., 147 Kromroy, K. W., S47
Kianian, S., 397 Kroon, L. P. N. M., 382
Kiewnick, S., S45 Krutz, L. J.. S104
Kilaru. A., S45 Kucharek, T. A., S89
SAU) Kilic-Ekici, O., 1103 Kuck, K.-H., S114
D.. $70. 87 Kim,D . H., $42. $45, S69 Kudrna, D., S40
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R. L.. $30 Kim, H. J.. S45 Kuldau, G. (Georgia), S6
Joshi, M., S13 Kim, H. T., $38 Kuldau, G. A. (Pennsylvania), S97, S98
loshi. R.. S106 Kim, J. H., S45 Kulemeka, B. P., S34
Julotok. M.. S] Kim, K. W., S89 Kulkarni, R. D.. S47
Kim, M. J.. S45, S69 Kumar, D., S47
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Kim, S. (Suwon, Korea), 82 Kumar Choppakatla, V., S48
Kim. S. C. (Milyang, Korea), $36, $37, S38, $49 Kuniyasu, K., 1173
Kim, S. K. (Chonju, Korea), $42 Kuniyuki, H., S111
Kim, Y. (California), S45 Kunkel, D. L.. S11
Kim, Y. H. (Korea), S45 Kuramae, E. E., $25
Kim, Y.-S. (Ky.), 891 Kurle. J. E.. S16
Kindt, F., 626 Kushalappa, A. C., S55, $72
King. J. J.. S42 Kuti. J. O., S48
Kinkel, L. L.. S106 Kwak, D. Y., S49
Kinloch, B. B., Jr., 691, 1044 Kwon, B. R., $42
RRRZRR2= RR Kirk. W. W.. 1400 Kyde, K. L., S84
Kirkpatrick, B.. S31, S74 Kyo M.. 768
Kirkpatrick, T. L.. $46, S104
BDZ Kishi, L., S82 abavitch, J.. S74, $129
Kistler, H. C., 1014 abbé. C., S74
Kanematsu Kitajima, E. W., S4, S54 abonne, G., 1543 919
Kaneshiro S.. 843 Kleinschmidt,C . E., S46 acava, P. M., 953
Kang. H. (Texas), $43 Klessig, D. F.. S15, S47 acy, G. H., $76, $125
Kang. H. W. (Korea), $36 Klietman, F., 931 aflamme, G., $135
Kang. M. H., $43. S66 Kloepper, J. W., 1301, S117 aforest, J. H., S48
Kang, S.. 1378. $43. S45 lopfenstein, N. B., $33, $73, S74 agoke, S. T., S3
Kangatharalingam, N Klosterman, S. J. (Georgia), S46 alancette, N., 1165
Kannenberg, E., $34 Klostermann, S. J. (Washington), $46, S108 amari, L., 39]
Karakashian, A Knodel, J.. S10, S60 ambert, K. N., $39
Katan, J 124 Knoedler, J.. $125, $135 amondia, J. A., S48
Kataoka, T., 42 Knudsen, I. M. B.. S104 amour, K. H., S118
Kavanagh, K.. $13 Knudson, D. L., $39 an, Z., 1581
Kayim, M.. $20 Kobaisy, M., S68 anda, B. B., 982, S20
Kazmierczak Kobayashi, D., S51. S 3. S108 andschoot, P. J., S112
Kean, D.. $44 Kobori, T., 1445 ang, D. L., $31
Keen, N. T., 18 Koch, C. A., S86 angston, D. B., Jr.. S77, S82. S113
Keinath, A. P., S43 Koch, D. W.. S80, $130 anier, J.. S78
Keith, L. M., S43 Koehler, K. A., $46 apaire, C. L., 193
Keizer. L. C. P.. 666 Koehn, A. C., S81 arkin, R. P., S11, S48
Kelemu, S., 176, $43 Koeller, W.. S113 aroche, A., S54
Keller, B., 493 Koerbler M.. S5 aarrue, J., 1308
Keller, K. E., S44, S58, S85 Koh, J. M., S38 arsen, R. C., S48
Keller, M., 316 Kohls, C., $120 atham, S. R., $24
Keller, N. P.. S33, $97 Kohn, L. M., $39, S98 atin, R., $33
Kellerhals, M., 493 Koike, S. T.. S28, $29, $47, §127 aux, P., §2
Kelley. A. T.. S48, S49 Kolmer, J. A., S67 averdiere, L., S34
Kelly, J. D.. S70 Konezal, K. M., S89 awrence, C. B., 813, S18. S62
Kemerait, R. C., Jr., S11, S44, $123 Kondo, H., $36 awrence, G. W., S38, $48, $49
Kemmitt, G. M., S67 Kong, P., 822, $36, S47, $124 Lazarowitz, S. G., S110
Kenerley, C., S21, S60 Kopp. H. T., S78 Leach, J. E., 524, $53, $57, $94
Kennedy, G., $1, S79, S115 Korndorfer, G. H., 256 Leandro, L. F. S., 513, 1285, $49
Kennedy, R., 413 Koski, R. D., S47 Lecog. H., 1478
Kennelly, M. M., S28, $44 Kosman, E., 1464 Lee. B. C., S36. $37. S38, $49
Kenney, D. S., S117 Kotcon, J. B., S47 Lee. D. C., $37, S49
Keremane, M., S71 Kraft. J.M .. S30 Lee. D. K., $43, S66
Kers, J. A.. $13, S44 Kral, C., S78 Lee, E., S57
Keurentjes, J. J. B., 626 Krall, J. M., S130 Lee. F. N., S40, $49, $79
Kexian, Y.. 176 Kramer-Haimovich, H., $105 Lee, H. K., S48, $49
Khalid, S., 1422 Krasnoff, S. B., S44 Lee, I.-M., 1368, S2, $49
Khan, J., S44 Krattiger, A. F.. S111 Lee, K. S., 147
Khan, M. F. R., S44 Krause, C. R., S37, S118 Lee, K. W., S38
Khan, N. L., S44 Krause, M. S., 1292, $52 Lee. R. F., S8, S30, S49, S57. S71, S86
Khan, V. A., S81 Krauss, U., 1274 Lee. S. C., $38
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