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Economic, Environmental, and Social Benefits of Resistance in Field Crops
Editor(s): Billy R. Wiseman; James A. Webster
Print Publication Date: 1999
https://doi.org/10.4182/NYLI6049
ISBN: 9781960154491
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
CHAPTER 2.
Preface
James A. Webster
CHAPTER 3.
Introduction
James A. Webster , Billy R. Wiseman
CHAPTER 4.
Successes in Plant Resistance to Insects
Billy R. Wiseman
CHAPTER 5.
Economic Benefits from Grain Sorghum Variety Improvement in the United States
B. R. Eddleman , C. C. Chang , B. A. McCarl
CHAPTER 6.
Host Plant Resistance in Cotton and its Value
Johnie N. Jenkins
CHAPTER 7.
Benefits of Insect-Resistant Maize
B. D. Barry , B. R. Wiseman , F. M. Davis , J. A. Mihm , J. L. Overman
CHAPTER 8.
Benefits of Managing Small-Grain Pests with Plant Resistance
J. A. Webster , P. Kenkel
CHAPTER 9.
Value of Host Plant Resistance in Improving Profitability of Alfalfa Forage Production
Richard C. Berberet , Mark E. Payton , Clement E. Ward
CHAPTER 10.
Appraisal of Insect-Resistant Soybeans
Lavone Lambert , Jeff Tyler
CHAPTER 11.
Contribution of Multiple-Pest Resistance to Tropical Crop Production
E. A. Heinrichs , A. A. Adesina
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