Agricultural Research

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Articles in Jan, 2003 issue of Agricultural Research

• Superb new potatoes offered by breeders
  by Marcia Wood
• Rolling out the barrel medic genome - Science Update - Brief Article
  by Deborah A. Samac
• Knowing when plants capture phosphorus
  by Luis Pons
• Vegetable oil to clean up groundwater - Science Update
  by William J. Hunter
• Vitamin C protects stressed-out plants: Ozone tolerance in snap beans is associated with elevated vitamin C in the leaf apoplast
  by Rosalie Marion Bliss
• New plants shrug off salinity
  by Marcia Wood
• The healing touch of cotton: soft, protective, and absorbent, a new cotton guaze also helps heal chronic wounds, which afflict 100 million Americans per year
  by Amy Spillman
• This small bean's a big performer - Science Update - Brief Article
  by Philip N. Miklas
• Testing two corn rootworm controls
  by Don Comis
• It's not easy being green: seeking the cause of frog malformations
  by Sharon Durham
• Driving nutrition research to the consumer
  by Rosalie Marion Bliss
• Toward peril-free peanuts - Science Update - Brief Article
  by Soheila J. Maleki
• Soybeans may help iron-deficient women after all: iron deficiency affects 30 percent of the world's population, especially women and children living in poverty
  by Luis Pons
• Lessons from a decade of genetically engineered crops - Forum
  by John W. Radin
• Seed saver: iodine-based fungicide foils fusarium - from Ajay North America L.L.C
  by Sharon Durham
• Blue orchard bee—a champion cherry pollinator
  by Marcia Wood
• Elm disease bacterium identified
  by Rosalie Marion Bliss