V. MAIZE PUBLICATIONS
Ahlgren, G. H. Review of Wallace's and Bressman's
Corn and Corn Growing. N. Y. Bot. Gard. Jour. 50:262. 1949.
Alexander, D. E. Inheritance of kernel row number in
corn. Abst. of Ph.D. thesis. Univ. of Ill. 1950.
Anderson, E. & H. C. Cutler. Methods of corn
popping and their historical significance. Southwestern Jour. Anthroped. 6:303‑308.
1950.
Anderson, J. C. (editor) American corn annual. C. S.
Macfarland, Jr. pp. 44. 1950. 4th Ave., New York 10.
Anderson, R. 300 bushel corn no pipe dream. Farm
Jour. 74:32‑33. 1950.
Angulo‑Busquets, Y. Notas sobre un ensayo de
hibridos americanos de maiz en 1949. Spain. Cons. Super. de Invest. Cient.
Estac. Expt. de Aula Dei An 2:76‑97. 1950. (English summary)
Anonymous. Corn breeders' goal; eliminate
detasseling, raise inbred seed yields. Crops & Soil 2:25. 1950.
Arnold, H. C. The breeding of hybrid maize in
Southern Rhodesia. Rhodesian Farmer 4:11‑29, 1950.
Aurand, L. W. The influence of heredity on the
nutritive content of corn.
Pa.
State Coll. Alst. Doct. Diss. (1949) 12:1‑5. 1950.
___________, et al. Influence of heredity on
carotene and protein contents of corn. Pa. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bul. 526:1‑17.
1950.
Bauman, L. F., R. W. Jugenheimer, C. M. Woodworth,
D. E. Alexander & B. Koehler. Experimental corn hybrids, 1950 tests. Ill.
Agr. Expt. Sta. Bul. 543. 1951.
___________. Performances of reciprocal
crosses in corn. Abst. of Ph.D. thesis. Univ. of Ill. 1950.
Bragato, P. Cultivation of American hybrid corn in
Polesine (In Italian). Agr. del Polesine 2:33‑35. 1950.
Brieger, F. G. The genetic basis of heterosis in
maize. Genetics 35:420‑445, 1950.
Britten, E. J. Natural and induced parthenocarpy in
maize and in its relation to hormone production by the developing seed. Amer.
Jour. Bot. 37:345-351. 1950.
Brown, W. L. Origin of corn belt maize. N. Y. Bot.
Gard. Jour. 51:242‑246. 1950.
Buchinger, A. Has American hybrid maize stood the
test in Austria? Landwirtschaft 1950:48‑49. 1950.
Burnham, C. R. Chromosome segregation in
translocations involving chromosome 6 in maize. Genetics 35:446‑481.
1950.
Chase, S. S. The reproductive success of monoploid
maize. Am. Jour. Bot. 36:795‑786. 1949 (abst).
Chiang, H. C. & A. C. Hodson. Stalk breakage
caused by European corn borer and its effect on the harvesting of field corn.
Jour. Econ. Ent. 43:415‑422. 1950.
Christensen, J. J. and C. L. Schneider. European
corn borer (Pyrausta nubilalis Hbn.) in relation to shank, stalk, and ear rots
of corn. Phytopath. 40:284‑291. 1950.
Ciferri, R. "Epidemic dwarfing" and the
probable presence of hereditary dwarfing of maize in Italy. Notiz. Malatt.
Ciante 9:36‑39. 1950.
Clement, F. P. Les mais hybrides. Ferme Modele 19:11‑12.
1950.
Commoner, B. The anthocyanin content of single cells
derived from somatic mutations at the A locus in corn. Amer. Jour. Bot. 36:822.
1949. Abst.
Cornfield, J. Application of profits to sweet corn
earliness data; reply with rejoinder. Science 111:42‑43. 1950.
Crabb, R. Six steps for more corn. Successful
Farming 48:46‑47. 1950.
Dallidson, R. S. Helminthosporium seedling blights
of corn. Phytopath. 40:6. 1950.
Dearborn, C. H. Effect on sweet corn productivity of
4 compounds of 2,4‑D. Northeast. States Weed Control Conf. Proc. 4:133‑135.
1950.
Dickson, J. G., et al. Treat seed grain and corn.
Wis. Agr. Ext. Cir. 266:1‑9. 1950.
Dogger, J. R. and J. H. Lilly. Seed treatmen as a
means of reducing wireworm damage to corn. Jour. Econ. Ent. 42:663‑665.
1949.
Duncan, R. E. & J. G. Ross. The nucleus in
differentiation and development. III. Nuclei of maize endosperm. Jour. Heredity
41:259‑268. 1950.
Dungan, G. H. Response of corn to extremely deep
planting. Agron. Jour. 42:256‑257. 1950.
___________ and Gausman, H. W. Clipping corn
plants to delay their development. Agron. Jour. 43:90‑92. 1951.
Dustin, T. E. New corn breeding process speeds
development of pure lines, hybrid. Crops & Soils 26:27. 1950.
Erwin, A. T. Origin and history of popcorn. Econ.
Bot. 4:294‑299. 1950.
Emerson, R. A. and H. H. Smith. Inheritance of
number of kernel rows in maize. Cornell Univ. Agric. Expt. Sta. Memoir 296, 30
pp. 1950.
Everett, H. L. Genic series contolling chloroplast
pigments production in diploid Zea Mays. Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc. 35:628‑634.
1949.
___________. A proposed relationship between
suppressor gene mutants and heterosis. Genetics 35:663. 1950. (Abst.)
Eyster, H. C. Catalase activity in chloroplast
pigment deficient types of corn. Plant Physiol. 25:630‑638. 1950.
Fabiani, L. Local maize varieties & American
hybrid maize. (In Italian) Humus, Milan 6:7‑8. 1950.
Fenaroli, L. Plants and seeds introduced by the
Maize Experiment Station in 1948. Ann. Sper. Agr. N.S. 3:9‑29. 1949.
Fitzgerald, A. T. Preliminary results in popcorn
research. Peanut Jour. and Nut World 29:48‑52. 1949.
Foster, G. H. Methods of conditioning shelled corn.
Ag. Eng. 31:497‑500. 1950.
Frolik, E. F. and R. Morris. Effects of irradiating
maize pollen in a nuclear reactor on the F1 plants. Science 111:153‑154.
1950.
___________ and ___________. Xenia
effects of irradiating corn pollen in a nuclear reactor. Agron. Jour. 42:293‑297.
1950.
Gabelman, W. H. Reproduction and distribution of the
cytoplasmic factor for male sterility in maize. Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc. 35:634‑640.
1949.
___________. Characteristics of the
cytoplasmic factor for male sterility in maize. Genetics 35:665. 1950. (Abst.)
Galinat, W. C. Corn plants go underground in growth
studies. Frontiers Plant Sci. 2:6. 1950.
Geyer, J. A. Watch your ears! Crops & Soils 3:9‑11.
1951.
Gibson, R. B, R. A. Brink & M. A. Stahmann. The
mutagenic action of mustard gas on Zea Mays. Jour. Heredity 41:232‑238.
1950.
Goldschmidt, R. B. Marginalia to McClintock's work
on mutable loci in maize. Am. Naturalist 84:437‑457. 1950.
Grand, R. Observations historiques sur l'origine du
mais. Acad. Ag. France Compt. Rend. 36:700‑703. 1949.
Griffing, J. B. Hybrid corn ard its culture in
Brazil (in Portuguese). Soc. Rur. Brasil. Rev. 30:32‑33. 1950.
Hansen, J. R. & K. P. Buchholtz. Germination
& seedling responses of inbred lines of corn to 2,4‑dichlorophenoxyacetic
acid. Agron. Jour. 42:452‑455. 1950.
Haskell, G. Sweet corn in England. Leaflet No. 8:70‑82,
in The fruit, the seed and the soil. Edited by C. D. Darlington, F.R.S.
Edinburg: Oliver & Boyd. 1949.
___________. Kew sweet corns from America.
Agriculture 56:410‑415. 1949.
___________. Effect of dried blood on corn
cobs. Grdns.' Chron. 125:208‑209. 1949.
___________. Cold hardiness and seed shape in
maize. Nature, London 163:907. 1949.
___________. Pre‑soaking and cold
hardiness in maize. Plant and Soil. 1:342‑345. 1949.
___________. Maize in a modern world, in New
Biology 8:38‑52, Harmondsworth, Penguin Books. 1950.
___________. Hybrid corn (maize) in theory
and practice. Jour. Ministry Agr. 57:299. 1950.
___________. Studies with sweet corn. II.
Sowing dates and plant characters. Emp. Jour. Exp. Agric. 15:1‑7. 1950.
___________ and G. G. Selman. Studies with
sweet corn. III. The primary effects of treating seeds with ultrasonics. Plant
& Soils 2:359‑373. 1950.
Heinsch, C, G. S. Rabideau & W. G. Whaley.
Vascular development and differentiation in two maize inbreds and their
hybrids. Am. Jour. Bot. 37:84‑93. 1950.
Himes, M. H. Studies on the chemical nature of
"sticky chromosomes." Genetics 35:670. 1950. (Abst.).
Hopkins, J. O. Corn breeding program in Mexico. Seed
World 65:8‑9. 1949.
Hooker, A. L. The corn embryos as a factor in
resistance in Pythium during germination. Phytopath. 41:18. 1951. (Abst.).
Hoppe, P. E. A new technic for incubating seed corn
in cold soil for disease tests. Phytopath. 41:18. 1951. (Abst.).
___________ and J. T. Middleton.
Pathogenicity and occurrence in Wisconsin soils of Pythium species which cause
seedling disease in corn. Phytopath. 40:13. 1950.
Horner, T. W., R. E. Comstock and H. F. Robinson. The
contribution of nonallelic gene interactions to variance in population of
selfed lines. Genetics 35:671. 1950. (Abst.).
Hunt, C. H., L. D. Rodriguez and R. M. Bethke. The
niacin and pantothenic acid content of certain Ohio corn hybrids. Cereal Chem.
27:149‑156. 1950.
___________, ___________, and ___________.
The effect of maturity on the niacin and pantothenic acid content of the stalks
and leaves, tassels, and grain of four sweet corn varieties. Cereal Chem.
27:157‑161. 1950.
___________, ___________, and ___________.
The enviromental and agronomical factors influencing the thiamine, riboflavin,
niacin, and panththenic acid content of wheat, corn and oats. Cereal Chem.
27:79‑96. 1950.
Ibrahim, M. A. E. Cytogenetic studies of tertiary
trisomics in maize. Genetics 35:671. 1950. (Abst.)
Jenkins, M. T. Report of the tenth corn improvement
conference of the North central region, Chicago, Illinois, Feb. 11, 12, 1949.
Div. Cereal Crops Dis. Bur. Pl. Indust. Soils Agric. Engny. Beltsville, Md.
1949. pp. 51.
Jenson, C. O, W. Socks, F. A. Baldowski. The
reduction of triphenyltetrazolium chloride by dehydrogenases of corn embryos.
Science 113:65‑66. 1951.
Jones, D. F. New corn plant keeps its tassels in
hybridization process. Conn. State Agr. Exp. Frontiers of Pl. Sci. 2:2. 1949.
___________. Interrelation of plasmagenes and
chromogenes in pollen production in maize. Genetics 35:507‑512. 1950.
Jordan, H. V. et al. Growth rates and nutrient
uptake by corn in a fertilizer-spacing experiment. Agron. Jour. 42:261‑266.
1950.
Jugenheimer, R. W. Increasing corn yields in Turkey
by use of adapted corn hybrids and improved production practices. Econ. Coop.
Admin. Special Mission to Turkey. Mimeo. Rpt. on Project TA 77‑38. 1950.
___________, L. F. Bauman, D. E. Alexander
and C. M. Woodworth. Experimental corn hybrids tested in 1949. Ill. Ag. Exp.
Sta. Bul. 538. 1950.
Kelsheimer, E. G., et al. Control of budworms,
earworms and other insects attacking sweet corn and green corn in Florida. Fla.
Agr. Exp. Bul. 466:1‑38. 1950.
Kemmerer. Pre‑Civil war South's leading crop,
corn. Agr. History 23:236‑239. 1949.
Kingsolver, C. H., and C. T. Yuan. Studies on
Helminthosporium carbonum Ullstrup on corn. Phytopath. 40:15. 1950.
Koehler, B. Husk coverage and ear declination in relation
to corn ear rots. Phytopath. 41:22. 1951. (Abst.).
___________ and J. W. Jugenheimer. Resistance
of corn inbreds to damage from Diplodia or Gibberella stalk rot, 1939‑1949.
Univ. of Ill. Agron. Dept. Mimeo, Ag1431. 1950.
Krantz, B. A. Fertilize corn for higher yields. N.C.
Ag. Exp. Sta. Bul. 366. 1949.
Laughnan, J. R. Action of allelic forms of the gene
A in maize; studies on the occurrence of isoquercetrin in brown and purple
plants and its lack of identity wilh the brown pigments. Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc.
36:312‑318. 1950.
___________. Further studies on the mutation
of Ab in maize. Genetics 35:674. 1950. (Abst.).
Lawton, K. and G. M. Browning. Effect of tillage on
the nutrient content and yield of corn. Soil Sci. Soc. Am. Proc. 13:311‑317.
1949.
Lebedeff, G. A., O. L. Brooks and K. B. Parker. Corn
performance tests in 1949. Ga. Exp. Sta. Cir. 163. 1950.
Leng., E. R., J. J. Curtis and M. C. Shekelton.
Niacin content of waxy, sugary, and dent F2 segregating kernels in
corn. Science 111:665‑666. 1950.
Lilly, J. H. Toxaphene gets cutworms on corn. Iowa
Farm Sci. 4:5‑6. 1950.
Lonnquist, J. H. The effect of selection for
combining ability within segregating lines of corn. Agron. Jour. 42:503‑508.
1950.
Mangelsdorf, P. C. The mystery of corn. Sci. Amer.
183:20‑24. 1950.
___________ and C. L. Smith, Jr. New
archeobiological evidence on evolution in maize. Bot. Mus. Leaflets, Harvard
Univ. 13:No. 8. 213. 1949.
Maxwell, R. E. Cytochrome oxidase in corn embryos.
Plant Physiol. 25:521-524. 1950.
McClintock, B. Origin and behavior of mutable loci
in maize. Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc. 36:344‑355. 1950.
McJunkin, M. C. More corn from fewer acres. Crops
and Soil 34:13‑16. 1950.
McKeen, W. E. A corn root - and stalk‑rot
complex hitherto known as Gibberella zeae stalk rot. Phytopath. 41:26. 1951.
(Abst.).
Melhus, I. E. Plant research in the Tropics; a
symposium on growth and development of maize in the Latin Americas. Iowa Agr.
Exp. Sta. Res. Bul. 371:497‑660. 1949.
Mericle, L. W. The developmental genetics of the Rg
mutant in maize. Amer. Jour. Bot. 37:100‑116. 1950.
Michaelson, M. E. A laboratory method for testing
reaction of corn to stalk-rotting organisms. Phytopath. 41:26. 1951. (Abst.)
Miller, A. C., L. W. Aurand and W. R. Floch. Amino
acid in high and low protein corn. Science 112:57‑58. 1950.
Monthey, L. G. King corn goes north. Crops and Soils
2:12‑14. 1950.
Morgan, D, T., Jr. Cytogenetic study of inversions
in Zea Mays. Genetics 35:153‑174. 1950.
Munro, J. A. & W. J. Colberg. European corn
borer occurrence in North Dakota. Bull. N. D. Agric. Sta. 12:50‑53. 1949.
Naylor, A. W. & E. A. Davis. Maleic hydroxide as
a plant growth inhibitor. Bot. Gaz. 112;112‑126. 1950.
___________. Observations on the effects of
maleic hydroxide on flowering of tobacco, maize and cocklebur. Nat. Acad. Sci.
Proc. 36:230‑232. 1950.
Nesterenko, V. Hybrid corn seeds produce increased
yields (In Russian) Kolkhoz. Proizvoistvo 10:41. 1950.
Pendleton, J. W., G. H. Dungan, J, H. Bigger, B.
Koehler, A. L. Lang, R. W. Jugenheimer and G. E. McKibben. Ill. test of corn
hybrids in wide use in 1950. Ill. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bull. 544. 1951.
Pinnell, E, L., et al, Minhybrid 408 corn stands up
well under borer attack in Minnesota. Crops & Soil 2:31. 1950.
Player, M. A. Effects of some growth regulating
substances on the transpiration of Zea Mays, L. and Ricinus communis L. Plant Phys.
25:469‑477. 1950.
Rabideau, G. S., W. G, Whaley & C. Heimsch.
Absorption and distribution of radioactive phosphorus in two maize inbreds and
their hybrids. Am. Jour. Bot. 37:93-99. 1950.
Randolph, L. F. and E. Hernandez. Xolocotzi.
Cytotaxonomic diversity in Tripsacum in Mexico. Genetics 35:686. 1950. (Abst.)
Rathmann, D. M. and L. R. Morrow. Sitosterols from
corn gluten. Am. Chem. Soc. Jour. 72:5647‑5650. 1950.
Reeves, R. G. The use of Teosinte in the improvement
of corn inbreds. Agron. Jour. 42:248‑251. 1950.
Rhoades, M. M. Meiosis in maize. Jour. Heredity
41:59‑70. 1950.
Richey, F. D. Corn breeding. Advances in Genetics
3:159‑192. 1950. Academic Press, Inc. New York.
Rick, C. M. and E. Anderson. On some uses of maize
in the Sierra of Oncosh. Ann. Mo. Bot. Gard. 36:405‑412. 1949.
Rodriguez, L. D., C. H. Hunt and R. M. Bethke. The
protein, niacin, and pantothenic acid contents of corn inbred lines. Cereal
Chem. 27:67‑70. 1950.
Rogers, J. S. Inheritance of photoperiodic response
and tillering in maize-teosinte hybrids. Genetics 35:513‑540. 1950.
___________. Inheritance of inflorescence
characters in maize-teosinte hybrids. Genetics 35:541‑558. 1950.
Russell, M. A. Effects of nitrogen mustard on the
growth of corn seedlings in relation to duration of exposure and concentration
of solution. Amer. Jour. Bot. 36:82‑8. 1949. (Abst.).
Russell, W. A. and C. R. Burnham. Cytogenetic
studies of an inversion in maize. Sci. Agric. (Ottawa) 30:93‑111. 1950.
Ryan, B. and Gross, N. Acceptance and diffusion of
hybrid corn seed in two Iowa communities. Iowa Agr. Exp. Sta. Res. Bul. 372:661‑708.
1950.
Sass, J. E. and G. F. Sprague. The embryology of
"germless" maize. Iowa State Col. Jour. Sci. 24:209‑218. 1950.
Schwartz, D. The chlorophyll mutants of maize. Bot.
Gaz. 111:123‑130. 1949.
Schaal, W. Corn production comes home. Crops &
Soils 2:22‑23. 1950.
___________. Six new hybrids released in
Ohio. Crops & Soils 24:27. 1950.
Shaw, R. H. and H. C. S. Thom. On the phenology of
field corn, the vegetative period. Agron. Jour. 43:9‑15. 1951.
Shaw, R. W. and W. E. Loomis. Basis for the
prediction of corn yields. Plant Physiol. 25:225‑244. 1950.
Singleton, W. R. Corn grass, a dominant monogenic
spontaneous mutant, and its possible significance as an ancestral type of corn.
Genetics 35:691. 1950. (Abst.)
Sprague, G. F. and Brimhall, B. Relative
effectiveness of two systems of selection for oil content of the corn kernel.
Agron. Jour. 42:83‑89. 1950.
___________ and P. A. Miller. A suggestion
for evaluating current concepts of the genetic mechanism of heterosis in corn.
Agron. Jour. 42:161‑162. 1950.
___________ et al. Can planting dates beat
borers? Ia. Farm Sci. 4:150-151. 1950.
Stanford, G. and L. B. Nelson. Utilization of
phosphorus as affected by placement. I. Corn in Iowa. Soil Sci. 68:129‑135.
1949.
Stringfield, G. H. Heterosis and hybrid vigor in
maize. Agron. Jour. 42:145‑152. 1950.
Summers, T. E. A comparison of corn root worms and
Pythium graminicola as corn root pathogens. Phytopath. 40:27. 1950.
Tavcar, A. A dominant male sterile character in Zea
Mags L. Yougoslave Academy of Science and Art. Zagreb, Yougoslavia. 1950.
Taylor, G. S., G. Semenenk and I. E. Melhus.
Guatemalancaorn as a source of resistance to Helminthosporium turcicum. Pass.
Phytopath. 41:34. 1951. (Abst.)
Teas, H. J. and E. G. Anderson. Blue fluorescent, a
new mutant in maize. Genetics 35:696. 1950. (Abst.)
Turner, N. and R. L. Beard. Effect of stage of
growth of field corn inbreds on oviposition and survival of the European corn
borer. Jour. Econ. Entom. 43:17‑22. 1950.
Ullstrup, A. J. The infectious nature of crazy top
of corn. Phytopath. 40: 29. 1950.
___________. Diseases of dent corn in
Indiana. Ind. Ag. Exp. Circ. 359:1‑27. 1950.
___________. The effect of some leaf diseases
in grain yield in corn. Phytopath. 41:36. 1951. (Abst.)
Uttaman, P. The effect of cocoanut water.on the
growth of immature embryos of corn (maize). Curr. Sci. 18:251‑252. 1949.
Vachhani, M. V. A study of the relationship of
chromosome knobs with certain agronomic and morphologic characters in corn
inbreds. Agron. Jour. 42:196‑201. 1950.
Van Vlack, C. H. Some tips on saving soft corn. Iowa
Fam Sci. 5:14. 1950.
Weatherwax, P. The history of corn. Sci. Mon. 71:50‑60.
1950.
Webster, J. E. Protein and crude carotenoid content
of hybrid and open-pollinated corn; A Summary. Okla. Ag. Exp. Tech. Bul.
36:1-7. 1949.
Whaley, W. G. The growth of inbred and hybrid maize.
Growth 14:123‑154. 1950.
___________. The gifts of hybridity. Sci.
Mon. N. Y. 70:10‑18. 1950.
___________, C. Heimsch and G. S. Rabideau.
The growth and morphology of two maize inbreds and their hybrids. Amer. Jour.
Bot. 37:93‑99. 1950.
___________
and L. H. Leech. Developmental morphology of the mutant corn grass.
Torrey Bot. Club. Bul. 77:274‑286. 1950.
Wiggans, R. G. and E. G. Misner. Reproduction of
type, vigor and yield from inbred lines. Holstein‑Friesian World 47:926‑993.
1950.
___________, A. A. Johnson, E. S. Horner, R.
I. Jackson and U. J. Grant. Corn trials for grain and silage. Cornell Agr. Exp.
Sta. Pl. Breeding, 50‑57. 1950. (Mimeographed).
Wiser, W. J. 1949 hybrid corn yield tests. Ark. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Rept. Ser 14:1‑28. 1950.
Woodworth, C. M., E. R. Leng, R. W. Jugenheimer.
Fifty generations of selection for oil and protein content in Corn Abst. 42nd
Ann. Mtg., Am. Soc. Agron. 12. 1950.
Wright, J. E. and Srb, A. M. Inhibition of growth in
maize embryos by canavanine and its reversal. Bot. Gaz. 112:52‑57. 1950.
Yohe, R. S. Miracles with hybrids in Italy's corn
belt. West. Farm Life 52:12‑13. 1950.
Zogg, H. Investigations on the epidemiology of the
maize rust, P. sorghi. Phytopath. Zeitschr. 15:10‑192. 1949.
Zucchini, I. Hybrid American corn in Ferrara (In
Italian). Agr. Ferrarese 54:33‑38. 1950.
J. P. Craigmiles