CUMULATIVE SUBJECT INDEX 421
Rheum,seeRhubarb
Rhizobium, 3:34, 41
Rhododendron, 12:1–67
Rhubarb, botany & horticulture,
40:147–182
Rice bean, genetics, 2:375–376
Root:
adventitious, 38:213–225
apple, 12:269–272
cactus, 18:297–298
diseases, 5:29–31
environment, nutrient film
technique, 5:13–26
Ericaceae, 10:202–209
grape, 5:127–168
kiwifruit, 12:310–313
physiology of bulbs, 14:57–88
pruning, 6:155–188
raspberry, 11:190
rose, 9:57
sweet potato, 42:157–207
tree crops, 2:424–490
Root & tuber crops:
Amaryllidaceae, 25:1–79
aroids, 8:43–99; 12:166–170
carrot postharvest physiology,
30:284–288
cassava crop physiology,
13:105–129
cassava molecular biology,
26:85–159
cassava multiple cropping,
30:355–50
cassava postharvest physiology,
30:288–295
cassava root crop, 12:158–166
ginger, 39:273–388
horseradish, 35:221–265
low–temperature sweetening,
17:203–231; 30:317 –355
minor crops, 12:184–188
potato low temperature
sweetening, 30:317–355
potato tuberization, 14:89–
188
sweet potato, 12:170–176;
42:157–208
sweet potato physiology,
23:277–338
sweet potato postharvest
physiology, 30:276–284
taro postharvest physiology,
30:295–297
yam (Dioscorea), 12:177–184
Rootstocks:
alternate bearing, 4:148
apple, 1:405–407; 12:295–297
avocado, 17:381–429
citrus, 1:237–269
clonal history, 35:475–478
cold hardiness, 11:57–58
fire blight, 1:432–435
light interception, 2:249–250
macadamia, 35:92–95
navel orange, 8:156–161
root systems, 2:471–474
stress, 4:253–254
tree short life, 2:70–75
Rosa,seeDogrose; Rose
Rosaceae, in vitro, 5:239–248
Rose:
dogrose, 36:199–255
fertilization, 1:104; 5:361–363
growth substances, 9:3–53
in vitro, 5:244–248
wild of Kazakhstan, 29:353–360S
Salinity:
air pollution, 8:25–26
citrus irrigation, 30:37–83
olive, 21:177–214
soils, 4:22–27
tolerance, 16:33–69
Salix, botany & horticulture,
34:447–489
Sambucus,seeElderberry
Sapindaceous fruits, 16:143–196
Sapodilla, CA & MA, 22:164
scab in apple, 44:361–389