 | PREFACE (Seward T. Besemer, Anton M. Kofranek) |
| CARNATIONS OF THE FUTURE (L.D. Sparnaaij, J.F. Demmink) |
| PROGRESS IN BREEDING THE BULGARIAN CARNATION RACE (A.D. Boikov) |
| PRODUCTION PLANNING IN THE CARNATION - THE BREEDER'S CONTRIBUTION (L.D. Sparnaaij) |
| THE DISTRIBUTION OF MUTANTS IN SECOND FLUSH CUTTINGS OF AN IRRADIATED CARNATION SEEDLING (L.E. Carrier) |
| QUESTIONS AROUND FUSARIUM RESISTANCE IN CARNATIONS (L.D. Sparnaaij) |
| CARNATION BREEDING FOR RESISTANCE TO FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. DIANTHI PRACTICAL ACHIEVEMENT OF RESISTANT CULTIVARS (Mr. Henri Blanc) |
| STUDIES ON FUSARIUM WILT RESISTANCE IN CARNATION (R. TRAMIER, C. ANTONINI, A. BETTACHINI, C. METAY) |
| ROLE OF THE FUNGI IN THE INDUCTION OF SUPPRESSIVENESS INTO SUBSTRATES TO FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION (R. TRAMIER, J.C. PIONNAT, N. TEBIBEL) |
| SUPPRESSION OF BOTH INDUCED RESISTANCE AND PHYTOALEXIN PRODUCTION BY SALICYLIC ACID DURING ELICITATION OF CARNATION CUTTINGS (M. PONCHET, V. DUPREZ, P. RICCI) |
| EPIDEMIOLOGY OF FUSARIUM WILT DURING PROPAGATION OF CARNATION (R. TRAMIER, J.C. PIONNAT, C. METAY) |
| EVALUATION OF VIRUS DISEASES OF COMMERCIAL CARNATIONS IN CALIFORNIA (S.A. Lommel, D.C. Stenger, T.J. Morris) |
| ALTERATION ON INCIDENCE OF FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION BY SUPPRESSIVE SOILS (R. TRAMIER, J.C. PIONNAT, C. ANTONINI) |
| THE RELATION OF SOIL TYPE TO SUPPRESSION OF FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION (G.Y. Yuen, A.H. McCain, M.N. Schroth) |
| SPREAD AND CONTROL OF FUSARIUM WILT IN CARNATIONS ON ARTIFICIAL SUBSTRATES (H. Rattink) |
| ABSENCE OF INDUCTION OF PHYTOALEXINS AND RESISTANCE IN CARNATION BY THE SELECTIVE HERBICIDE OXADIAZON (P. RICCI, G. ROUSSE) |
| CALCIUM NUTRITION AND ITS EFFECT ON THE RECEPTIVITY OF CARNATION TO FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. DIANTHI. (D. Blanc, R. Tramier, C. Pallot) |
| CARNATION CALYX TIP DIEBACK (R.A. Criley, P.E. Parvin, T.M. Hori, K.W. Leonhardt) |
| THE INFLUENCE OF FERTILIZATION ON FLOWER CALYX SPLITTING IN CARNATIONS (E. Skalská) |
| THE INFLUENCE OF FERTILIZATION ON FLOWER CALYX SPLITTING IN CARNATIONS (E. Skalská) |
| PHOTOPERIOD CONTROL OF LATERAL BRANCHING AND FLOWER PRODUCTION IN CARNATIONS (W. Healy, H. Wilkins) |
| SUPPLEMENTARY IRRADIATION OR DUSK TO DAWN LIGHTING FOR CROPPING CARNATIONS AT SEVERAL POPULATION DENSITIES (John W. Mastalerz) |
| TEMPERATURE AND DAYLENGTH RESPONSES IN DIANTHUS CARTHUSIANORUM CV. NAPOLEON III (R. Moe) |
| A PRODUCTIVITY AND PARTITIONING APPROACH TO CARNATION PRODUCTION (P. L. Partridge, M. S. Reid, Harry C. Kohl) |
| ACCELERATED ROOTING OF CARNATION 'RED BARON' BY TEMPERATURE PRETREATMENT (P.A. van de Pol, J.V.M. Vogelezang) |
| THE AUSTRALIAN BAGULEY TRAY SYSTEM FOR CARNATION GROWING (G.I. Moss) |
| THE YIELD OF CARNATION FLOWERS CUT IN THE BUD STAGE (K. Mynett, J. Nowak, R.M. Rudnicki, D. Goszczynska) |
| LONG-TERM COOL STORAGE OF BUD-CUT CARNATIONS (D. Goszczynska, R. M. Rudnicki) |
| PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN CARNATION PETALS AS AFFECTED BY STORAGE AND TRANSPORT (A.H. Halevy, A. Borochov, J.D. Faragher, R. Harel, S. Mayak) |
| THE ROLES OF POLLEN ACC AND POLLEN TUBE GROWTH IN ETHYLENE PRODUCTION BY CARNATIONS (C. S. Whitehead, David W. Fujino, M. S. Reid) |
| INVESTIGATION OF THE MODE OF ACTION OF ETHYLENE IN CARNATION SENESCENCE (Edward C. Sisler, M. S. Reid, David W. Fujino) |
| POSTHARVEST HANDLING OF CARNATIONS (M. S. Reid, Anton M. Kofranek, Seward T. Besemer) |
| PHYSIOLOGY AND CULTURE DISCUSSION SESSION |
| THE PRESENT OUTLOOK AND FUTURE TRENDS |
| CARNATION TRENDS IN LATIN AMERICA (Paul L. Daum, Fred C. Gloeckner) |
| THE CARNATION INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES (R. Kingman) |
| CARNATION TRENDS IN ISRAEL (Y. Mor, A. H. Halevy) |
| CARNATIONS IN EUROPE (L.D. Sparnaaij) |
