January 1981, Number 1
Field Susceptibility of Apple Cultivars to Scab, Venturis inaequalis and Powdery Mildew, Podosphaera lencotricha in a Cool, Humid, Climate	R.A. Norton	2
Jonathan, Jonnee, Jonadel and Jonalicious Apples: A Quality Comparison	R.C. Rom and G.R. Motichek	6
Performance of Selected New Strawberry Cultivars in Tennessee	C.A. Mullins, T.D. Cordrey and D.W. Lockwood	9
Rootstock Studies with Peach and Prunus subcordata Benth.	A.N. Roberts and M.N. Westwood	12
Performance of Several Peach Cultivars on Prunus tomentosa and Prunus besseyi in Maryland	R.C. Funt and B.L. Goulart	20
Interstock/Rootstock Effect on Bing Cherry Fruit Quality	F.E. Labsen and M.E. Patterson	23
Nectarine and Peach Varietal Response to NAA Sprout Inhibition	J.H. Aldrich, C.E. Arnold and C.P. Andrews	26
April 1981, Number 2
A Hundred Years of Loganberries	D.L. Jennings	34
Current Citrus Cultivar Situation in California and Arizona	R.K. Soost	38
Citrus Scion Cultivars in Florida and Texas	C.J. Hearn	44
Plum and Prune Cultivar Situation in the West Coast of North America	D.W. Ramming	48
The Plum Industry in the Southeastern United States	J.M. Thompson	53
Pecan Cultivar Review—Southeast	C.E. Arnold and C.P. Andrews	55
Red Raspberry Clones Resistant to Root Rot	B.H. Babbitt, P.C. Crandall and P.R. Bbistow	60
An Unusual Mottle Produced in Some Prunus besseyi × Prunus salicina Hybrids	P.R. Fridlund	63
Freeze Damage in Six Rabbiteye Blueberry Cultivars	J.M. Spiers	68
Scionwood of Pear Cultivars and Species Available from the U.S. Plant Introduction Station	H.E. Waterworth	71
Bacterial Spot Susceptibility in Low Chilling Peaches	W.B. Sherman and P.M. Lyrene	74
Stark® Encore Peach	J. Frecon	76
Chaubattia Anupam, an Early Sweet Apple	J.N. Seth, S.D. Lal, S.S. Solanki and R.P. Kuksal	77
The Mark Apple Rootstock	R.F. Carlson	78
July 1981, Number 3
Cherry Cultivar Situation	R.L. Anderson	83
Performance of Selected Grape Cultivars Under Marginal Climatic Conditions in Tennessee. I. French Hybrid Type	C.A. Mtjllins, D.L. Coffey, D.W. Lockwood and J.L. Collins	92
Performance of Selected Grape Cultivars Under Marginal Climatic Conditions in Tennessee. II. American Type	C.A. Mullins, D.L. Coffey and D.W. Lockwood	96
Determination of Optimum Maturity for Several Apple Cultivars Grown in Minnesota	C. Brun, C. Stushnoff and S. Munson	100
Explorer — A New Full-Season Japanese-Type Plum for the Southeastern United States	J.M. Thompson and V.E. Prince	104
New Plum Variety: Blackamber	D.W. Ramming and O.L. Tanner	106
Ennis — A Large Filbert	H.B. Lagerstedt	107
Butler — A Filbert Pollinizer	H.B. Lagerstedt	109
New Spur Type Mclntosh Introduced by Stark Bro's	Jerry Frecon	111
October 1981, Number 4
Temperate Fruit Breeding in Brazil	B.H. Nakasu, M. do Carmo Bassols and A.J. Feliciano	114
Introduction and Evaluation of Low Chilling Peach and Nectarine Cultivars in the Bolivian Highlands	R. Scorza and H. Miramendy	122
Performance of Four Apple Cultivars on Mailing 26 Rootstocks Grown in Intensive Culture with Summer Shearing	A.H. Thompson and B.L. Rogers	126
A Comparison of the Growth and Fruiting of Mclntosh and MacSpur Apple Trees	C.S. Walsh	131
Lenticel Origin on Golden Delicious Apple Fruits	M.A. Shaheen, N.W. Miles and G.L. Kreitner	134
Criteria For Determining Peach Variety Susceptibility to Cytospora Canker	N. S. Luepschen	137
Virus-tested Rubus Cultivars in the USDA Research Collection	R.H. Converse	141
First Genetic Dwarf Red Delicious Introduced	J. Frecon	146