Cotton-Breeding, Plant Physiology and Agriculture

Plant breeding for harmony between agriculture and the environment

Cotton Physiology Today

Dave Guthrie, Tom Cothren, Charles Snipes Complex physiological alterations are associated Producers recocmize tlult success in defoliation dewith leaf aging. One of the first changes can be obo·r :/' served in the behavior of the membranes that enpends on a little science and a lot of luck. Fortunately, tlult view is slowly clulnging as some of the art of defoliaclose and divide the compartmen...

Cotton Physiology Today

COTTON PHYSIOLOGY TODAY Newsletter of the Cotton Physiology Education Program -- NA TIONAL COTTON COUNCIL

Peak bloom is one of the most recognizable periods in cotton development Fields may become blanketed with white blooms as boll loading accelerates to a maximum. This landmark developmental stage signals that a shift is occurring in the crop's biology and your management priorities. This newsletter will profile the crop at peak bloom and outline some management considerations that can affect per...

Equine Reproductive Physiology, Breeding