April 1950, Number 1
Vermilion, A New Strawberry Variety	A.S. Colby and H.L. Boll	3
The Baxter Black Winesap Apple	R.L. McMunn	5
Introduction to Two New Blueberry Varieties Adapted to North Carolina	APS	6
Stone Fruit Production in New Mexico	A. Krochmal and L.C. Gibbs	7
The Callaway and Coastal Blueberries	APS	9
The Effects of Climate on Fruit Form	C.A. Schroeder	13
A Missouri Apple from the Fruit Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Missouri: WHETSTONE (Conard x Delicious)	P.H. Shepard	16
Varieties of Small Fruits Adapted to Tennessee	T.H. Jones	17
Sweet Cherries–Present and Future Varieties	R. Wellington, G.H. Howe and R.C. Lamb	23
Some Variety Tests in Central Maine	H.L. Palmer	25
July 1950, Number 2
A New Peach Envoy from New Jersey to Ontario	L.F. Hough and E.F. Palmer	35
Monroe–A promising Late-Keeping Apple	G.H. Howe	37
Size of Blackjon Apple	R.L. McMunn	39
Two Canning Clingstone Peach Varieties for California, Coronado and Vivian	APS	42
Danish Fruit Production	A. Stauning	43
Coxe's "View"	I. Glackens	47
New Beach Plum for New Jersey	APS	50
New Varieties in Middle Canada	W.R. Leslie	51
March 1950, Number 3
The Importance of Polyploidy in Modern Apple Breeding	C.J. Bishop	63
Peach Variet:ies Vary In Resist:ance To Frost: At Blossoming	G.D. Oberle and R.C. Moore	67
December 1950, Number 4
What's New in Peach Variet:ies	J.T. Bregger	79
Apple Color Sports, a Milestone on the Industry's Progress	B. Beverley Byrd	82
French-American Hybrids as Table Grapes	E.H. Schroeder	85
Effects of Mild Winters on Peach Varieties in Mississippi	J.P. Overcash, J.A. Campbell, B.C. Hurt and S.P. Crockett	91
Blueberry Variety Trials at Blacksburgt Virginia	G.D. Oberle and R.C. Moore	95
Peach Bud Survival after Subzero Freezes	W.D. Armstrong	98