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Table of Contents Volume 16 Number 1

Presidential address........................................................ George E. Rush   1      Effect of leaf area and nitrogen on root weight and sucrose of sugarbeets..................................................................... F. W. Snyder   8      A study of some physical and chemical parameters affecting nonsugar - sugar partition with cellulose acetate membrane... L. T. Zanto, L. M. Christoffer, S. E. Bichsel   26     Some speculations on the role of dopamine in the resistance of sugarbeets to Cercospora leaf spot.................................. M. Harrison, G. W. Maag, R. J. Hecker,  M. G. Payne   34     The life span and number of leaves produced by sugarbeet plants infected with Cercospora beticola.......................... G. L. Crane, L. Calpouzos   41     Foliar application of pyrocatechol to prevent late growth of sugarbeet and increase sucrose content.............................. B. Singh, D. J. Wort   45     Inheritance of 3-Hydroxytyramine in sugarbeet; a phenolic compound associated with Cercospora leaf spot resistance .. R. J. Hecker, G. W. Maag, M. G. Payne   52     Rapid determination of nitrate-nitrogen in sugarbeets with the specific ion electrode ...................................................... B. D. Caslin, W. T. Franklin, M. A . Dillon   64     Comparisons of beet yellows virus isolates from Arizona.... E. G. Ruppel   71     Effect of planting date and vector control on the suppression of curly top and yellows in sugarbeet.................................... Gary Ritenour, F. J. Hills, W. H. Lange   78     Meritorious Service Awards...........................................   85     Forty Year Veteran Awards and Honorary Membership Awards..........................................................................   91     Volume 16 Number 2     The performance of benzimidazole fungicides in the control of Cercospora leaf spot of sugarbeet .................................... Z. Solel   93     Storage and clear juice characteristics of topped and untopped sugarbect grown in 14 and 28-inch rows............................ S. T . Dexter, M. G. Frakes, R. E. Wyse   97     Comparison of the same sugarbeet F1 hybrids as diploids, triploids and tetraploids..................................................... R. J. Hecker, R. E. Stafford, R. H. Helmerick, G. W. Maag 106     Control of sucrose loss in sugarbeet during storage by chemicals and modified atmosphere and certain associated physiological changes ...................................................... M. T. Wu, B. Singh, L. E. Olson, D. K. Salunkhe 117     A method of evaluating the processing characteristics of sugarbeets, based on juice constituents: A prescription of beet quality........................................................................... S. T. Dexter, M. C. Frakes. R. E. Wyse 128     A method for the determination of organic acids in sugarbeets and factory juices by gas liquid chromatography................ R. M. Sequeira 136     Potassium ion detector for monitoring boiler feedwater....... P. H. Miller, W. O. Bemhardt, F. G. Eis 142     The direct production of liquid sugar from ion exchange treated thick juice....................................................................... L. T. Zanto,  S. E. Bichsel 149     Physio-chemical and micro-biological studies on controlled atmosphere storage of sugarbeets..................................... V. V. Karnik, D. K. Salunkhe, L. E. Olson, F. J. Post 156     Effect of row covering materials and depth of planting on sugarbeet emergence ...................................................... David Ririe, F. J. Hills 168     Inheritance of resistance to Cercospora leaf spot in sugarbeet ...................................................................... Garry A. Smith, John O. Gaskill 172     Results of a fertilizer starter test in Alberta........................ G. Guccione 181     Volume 16 Number 3     Curly top epidemic in Western Idaho .............................. D. L. Mumford, W. E. Peay 185     Beet yellows disease: Correlation between amino acid ratio and tolerance with respect to percent sucrose and yield............ J. M. Fife 188     The effect of manure on sprangling of sugarbeet roots........ J. M. Nelson, E. G. Ruppel 191     Experimental results obtained in decolorizing and desalting dilute molasses solutions with permasep ultra filtration modules.......................................................................... S. E. Bichsel, J. A. Levad 197     Preliminary report on breeding sugarbeet for combined resistance to leaf spot, curly top, and Rhizoctonia.............. John O. Gashill, David L. Mumford, Earl G. Ruppel 207     Effects of Aphanomyces cochlioides and Pythium ultimum, alone and as complexes, with Heterodera schachtii on sugarbeet....................................................................... E. D. Whitney, D. L. Doney 214     Genetic diversity in sugarbeet lines selected for nematode resistance..................................................................... D. L. Doney, E. D. Whitney 219     Evaluation of effects of controlled atmosphere storage on roots of sugarbeets grown  at various levels of nitrogen fertilizer.... V. V. Karnil,  L. E. Olson, D. K. Salunkhe, B. Singh 225     Seasonal leaf area, dry weight, and sucrose accumulation by sugarbeets...................................................................... R. F. Follett,  W. R. Schmehl, F. G. Viets, Jr. 235     Variability in partial male-fertile sugarbeet......................... J. C. Theurer 253     Estimating general combining ability from an incomplete crossing system............................................................... George A. Milliken, H. L. Bush, Alvin W. Ericksen,  Alkio Suzuki 261     Volume 16 Number 4     Pathogenicity of curly top virus isolates from Utah and Idaho on several hosts ............................................................. C. L. Schneider 275     New process for deliming thin juice without regenerating agents and waste water .................................................... Erhard H. Felber 279     A study of changes in the marc content of the sugarbeet during storage ......................................................................... R. E. Wyse, S. T. Dexter 289     The application and utility of magnesium exchange in the beet sugar process.................................................................. Karlheinz W. R. Schoenrock 299     Residual soil nitrate measurement as a basis for managing nitrogen fertilizer practices for sugarbeets ......................... D. W. James, A. W. Richards, W. H. Weaver, R. L. Reeder 313     Effect of gibberellic acid, several growth retardants and nitrogen levels on yield and quality of sugarbeets................ I. Poostchi, W. R. Schmehl 323     Development of monogerm sugarbeet seeds  as influenced by soil fertility .................................................................... Leland R. Schweitzer, Edward E. Hardin 332     Quantitative relationships of three free amino  acids in fibrous roots of nematode infected sugarbeet................................ D. L. Doney,  J. M. Fife,  E. D. Whitney 341     Utilization of concentrated ion exchange non-sugar waste dried beet pulp ....................................................................... J. A. Levad, T. D. Carpenter, S. E. Bichsel 348     Inheritance studies of a pollen restorer from ruby queen table beet............................................................................... J. C. Theurer 354     Volume 16 Number 5     Herbicidal activitiy of chloroacetamides and pyridazinones on sugarbeets and weeds ..................................................... E. E. Schweizer 359     Effect of agronomic and storage practices on raffinose, reducing sugar, and amino acid content of sugarbeet varieties.. R. E. Wyse, S. T. Dexter 369     Techniques for evaluating sugarbeet for resistance to Cercospora beticola in the field ....................................... E. G. Ruppel, J. O. Gaskill 384     Source of recoverable sugar losses in several sugarbeet varieties during storage.................................................... R. E. Wyse, S. T. Dexter 390     Impurity index selections on individual sugarbeets.............. George K. Ryser, J. C. Theurer 399     The influence of root zone temperature on phosphorus nutrition of sugarbeet seedlings........................................ Konstantinos M. Sipitanos, Albert Ulrich 408     A plot seeder for sugarbeet field experiments ................... I. O. Skoyen, J. S. McFarlane 422     Boron nutrition in the growth and sugar content of sugarbeets.. James Vlamis, Albert Ulrich 428     Volume 16 Number 6     The relationship between agicultural practices and the occurrence of volunteer sugarbeets in Washington ............. W. E. Howell, G. I. Mink 441     Some physical characteristics of sugar crystals affecting dust formation........................................................................ Souly A. Farag, Charles L. Schmalz, Lloyd W. Norma 448     Invasion of non-host plant roots by larvae of the sugarbeet nematode, Heterodera schachtii ...................................... Arnold E. Steele 457     Soil nitrate nitrogen levels as an index of nitrogen fertilizer needs of sugarbeets.......................................................... J. O. Reuss, P. S. C. Rao 461     An apparatus for the measurement of carbon dioxide and water vapor exchange of attached sugarbeet leaves............. N. Terry, L. J. Waldron, A. Ulric 471     Yield response of sugarbeets under various light intensities as influenced kochia density................................................. A. D. Dotzenko, A. L. Arp 479     Application of ion-selective electrodes in  the beet sugar industry......................................................................... Thomas Henscheid, Karl Schoenrock 482     Some agronomic factors affecting processing quality of sugarbeets..................................................................... F. W. Snyder 496     In vitro zoospore production, motility, and germination of Aphanomyces cochlioides............................................... Leonard J. Herr 508     Oxidative inactivation of invertase and polygalacturonase of Cercospom beticola Sacc................................................ Gopal S. Rautela, Merle G. Payne 516     Volume 16 Number 7     Control of Cercospora leaf spot of sugarbeet through aerial application of systemic and surface-protecting fungicides..... C. L. Schneider, H. S. Potter, F. B. Russell 525     Techniques for leaf sampling and automated analysis of sugarbeet leaf amino acids............................................... C. W. Maag, R. J. Hecker, P. A. Whitaker 530     Relation of sugarbeet germination to maturity and fruit moisture at harvest......................................................... F. W. Snyder 541     Evaluation of herbicides for weed control in sugarbeets in Manitoba........................................................................ M. Klassen, C. Guccione 552     Morphological changes in roots of sugarbeet and tomato infected with Heterodera schachtii, Schmidt 1871............. Arnold E. Steele 561     Hot water treatment for elimination of seeelborne Phoma betae and other microbial contaminants from sugarbeet seed.. Leonard J. Herr 568     The influence of dilution on the hatching activity of sugarbeet-root diffusate.................................................................. Arnold E. Steele 575     Performance of multigerm triploid sugarbeet hybrids when space planted ................................................................ J. S. McFarlane, I. O. Skoyen, R. T. Lewellen 577     Sugarbeet growth as influenced by row width, nitrogen fertilization, and planting date ......................................... M. A. Dillon, W. R. Schmehl 585     Studies on the permeability of sugarbeet tissue to stored sugar............................................................................ R. M. Cressman 595     Powered auger aids in planting mother beets..................... R. C. Zielke, G. J. Hogaboam 605