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Canadian Plant Disease Survey Archive
Volume 50
Table of Contents
Volume 50 (1), 1970
W.L. SEAMAN
Summary of the prevalence of plant diseases in Canada in 1967
Pages 1
Noteworthy diseases and weather conditions
Pages 1-7
Diseases of cereal crops
Pages 8-11
Diseases of forage and field crops
A. Forage legumes
Pages 12-13
B. Oil-seed crops
Page 14
C. Root crops
Page 15
D. Miscellaneous crops
Page 16
E . Cultivated and other grasses
Pages 16-17
Diseases of vegetable crops
Pages 18-30
Diseases of fruit crops
A. Pome fruits
Pages 30 -32
B. Stone fruits
Pages 32-33
C. Ribes fruits
Page 34
D. Rubus fruits
Page 34
E. Other fruits
Pages 35-37
Diseases of trees and shrubs
Pages 37-40
Diseases of.herbaceous ornamentals
Pages 40-41
Host index
Pages 42-43
Index of contributors
Pages 44-45
H.T. STULTZ and A.A. MacNAB
Incidence of green petal disease in cultivated strawberry in the Maritime Provinces i n 1967
Pages 46-47
W.L. SEAMAN
Noteworthy plant diseases i n Canada. 1968
Pages 48-57
Volume 50 (2), 1970
L.F. GATES
The potential of corn and wheat t o perpetuate wheat streak mosaic in southwestern Ontario
Pages 59-62
L.W. CARLSON and J. BELCHER
Seed-treatment fungicides for control of conifer damping-off: Laboratory and greenhouse tests, 1968-1969
Pages 63-73
H.A.H. WALLACE and J.T. MILLS
Effects of seed treatment on the viability of tough and damp cereal and flax seed
Pages 74-79
J.T. MILLS and K. SCHREIBER
Evaluation of chemicals in timed-release pellets for control of common root rot of wheat
Pages 80-83
J. DREW SMITH and C.R. ELLIOTT
Stem eyespot on introduced
Festuca spp
. in Alberta and British Columbia
Pages 84-87
J.W. MARTENS and W.C. McDONALD
Assessment of yield losses from barley yellow dwarf in oats
Pages 88-89
C.L. LOCKHART, C.A. EAVES, and F.R. FORSYTH
Losses from storage rot of McIntosh apples in Nova Scotia, 1962-68
Pages 90-92
C . L . LOCKHART
Leaf spot of highbush blueberry caused by
Godronia cassandrae f. vaccinii
Pages 93-94
Volume 50 (3-4), 1970
J. DREW SMITH
Resistance of timothy cultivars to
Heterosporium phlei
,
Drechslera phlei
, and frost injury
Pages 95-98
JANOS HUDAK and PRITAM SINGH
Incidence of armillaria root rot in balsam fir infested by balsam woolly aphid
Pages 99-101
ROBERT SEWELL
Plant-parasitic nematodes from Canada and abroad, 1969
Pages 102-103
A. CORNELISSE, F. MARKS, J.L. TOWNSHEND, TH.H.A. OLTHOF, and J.W. POTTER
Plant-parasitic nematode genera associated with crops in Ontario in 1969
Pages 104-105
G. ALLAN PETRIE and T.C. VANTERPOOL
Diseases of rape and other crucifers in Saskatchewan in 1969
Pages 106-107
C. L. LOCKHART
Isolation of
Gibbera compacta
from cranberry and the effect of moisture and temperature on ascospore development
Page 108
A.T. BOLTON, A.G. DONALDSON, and V.W. NUTTALL
Variation in isolates of
Fusarium solani f. pisi
collected from processing peas in Ontario
Pages 108-109
C.C. CHI
Phytophthora root rot of alfalfa in Ontario in 1969
Pages 109-110
D.J. ORMROD and J.F. CONROY
First record of white rot of onion in coastal British Columbia
Pages 110-111
D.J. ORMRODE.C. HUGHES, and R.A. SHOEMAKER
Newly recorded fungi from colonial bentgrass in coastal British Columbia
Pages 111-112
W . C . MCDONALD
Diseases and other factors affecting average yields of barley in Manitoba, 1954-1968
Pages 113-117
R.C. SINHA
Elymana virescens, a newly described vector of wheat striate mosaic virus
Pages 118-120
D. HOCKING
Pythium intermedium
, a newly recognized pathogen of coniferous seedlings in Canada
Pages 121-123
ROBERT HALL
Botryosphaeria spp
. on
Rosa sp
. and
Juniperus sabina
Pages 124-125
HOWARD HARDING
Foliage diseases of alfalfa in northern Saskatchewan in 1970
Pages 126-129
J.M. POWELL
Cronartium comandrae
in Canada, its distribution and hosts
Pages 130-135
L.N. CHIYKOWSKI and A.T. BOLTON
Distribution of a newly reported leafhopper-transmitted clover disease in eastern Ontario
Pages 136-137
H. VAARTNOU
Turf diseases in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia
Pages 138-141
HOWARD HARDING
Incidence of
Phoma medicaginis
in alfalfa seed produced in Canada and the U.S.A.
Pages 142-144
AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 50
Pages 145-146
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