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	Efficient Irrigation for Peanut and Peanut-Based Rotations
	James E. Hook and Dallas Hartzog Peanut Irrigation

	Evaluation of Cultural and Pest Management Practices to Optimize Peanut Production
	David Jordan Peanut Production

	Identification of New Sources of Resistance to Sclerotinia Blight in Peanuts
	J.P. Damicone, K.E. Dashiell, H.A. Melouk Peanut Pathology

	Identification of Physiological and Genetic Responses Associated with Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus in Cultivated Peanuts
	Dr. Diane Rowland Peanut Breeding and Disease Prevention

	Improving Resistance to Sclerotinia Blight in Four Selected Peanut Breeding Lines or Cultivars
	K.E. Dashiell, K.D. Chenault, H.A. Melouk, T.M. Douglas Peanut Breeding/Disease Resistance

	Integrated Management of Viral and Fungal Diseases and Insect Pests of Peanut Affecting Yield, Quality, and Net Returns under Various Cropping Systems
	Albert Culbreath, John Baldwin, E. Jay Williams, Raymond Gallaher Peanut Disease Prevention

	Profitability of Twin-Row Spanish vs. Single-Row Runner Production Systems
	Dr. Robert Lemon, Dr. Todd Baughman, W. James Grichar, Brent Besler Peanut Production

	Regeneration and Increase of FI Plants from Crosses and Identification/Evaluation of New Sources of Near Immunity for TSWV and Resistance to Diseases/Pests in Arachis Hypogea Varieties
	Dr. James W. Todd; Dr. Roy N. Pittman Peanut Pathology

	Report card on twin row, conservation-tillage: “An Interdisciplinary Approach to Evaluating Peanut Cultivars in Twin and Single Rows by Conventional- and Reduced-Tillage Methods”
	John Baldwin Tillage System

	Spotted Wilt Resistance Mechanisms
	Mark C. Black, Noel N. Troxclair, Michael R. Baring Disease Prevention in Peanuts

	Tillage and Poultry Litter Effects on Peanuts
	Peanut Production

AL	Continued Development of Integrated Disease Management Systems Incorporating Resistant Peanut Lines, Cultural Practices and Pesticides for Control of Tomato Spotted Wilt, Fungal Diseases, and Insect Pests of Peanut
	James R. Weeks Peanut Pest Control

AL	Economic Evaluation of Management Systems for Insect and Disease Pests of Peanut
	James R. Weeks Insect/Pest Resistance

AL	Effects of Winter Cover Crops and Crop Rotations on Peanut Yield, Insect and Disease Incidence in Strip-Tilled Peanut
	James R. Weeks Effects of Winter Cover Crops

AL	Evaluation of Subsurface Drip Irrigation in a Cotton-Cotton-Peanut Rotation
	Larry M. Curtis, Dallas Hartzog, Jim Bair, William Birdsong Irrigation

AL	Impact of Cropping Frequency on the Severity of Diseases and Insect Pests and on the Yield of Peanuts
	A. Hagan Disease and Pest Resistance

AL	Less TSWV, more insects with strip-till: “Effects of Winter Cover Crops and Crop Rotations on Peanut Yield and Insect and Disease Incidence in Strip-Tilled Peanut”
	Ron Weeks Crop Rotations

AL	Modify AU-Peanut Disease Advisory and Assess Impact of Fungicide Inputs on Yield and Biochemistry of Selected Disease Resistant Peanut Genotypes
	Disease Resistance

AL,	Evaluating Peanut Cultivars Planted by Conventional and Reduced Tillage Methods and Twin and Single-Row Patterns
	Dallas L. Hartzog Peanut Breeding

AL,	Evaluation of Newly Released Cultivars for Adaptability to Southeast Growers Fields
	Dallas L. Hartzog Peanut Breeding

AL,	Field-Scale Aflatoxin Risk Index Development and Validation
	Shaw, Owen and Bowen Peanut Disease Prevention

AL,	Large-Seeded Runner-Type Response to Supplemental Calcium/Quarterly Progress Report
	Dallas R. Hertzog Peanut Pest Control

AL,	Use of Rye, Oats and Wheat as Cover Crops to Suppress Parasitic Nematodes and Disease in Peanuts in Southern Alabama
	Robin N. Huettel, Kira Bowen Peanut Parasite Prevention

FL	Evaluation of Peanut Stunt Virus (PSV) on Perennial and Cultivated Peanuts in Florida
	Ann Blount, Richard Sprenkel,Carlye Baker, Peanut Pathology

FL	High Frequency Subsurface Drip Irrigation under Sandy Soils
	M.D. Dukes and J.M. Scholberg Irrigation

FL	Integrated Management of Root – Knot and Other Soil-Borne Disease Problems in Peanut by the Combined Use of Winter Cover Crops, Reduced Tillage, Crop Rotation and Other Practical Measures for Suppressing the Causal
	R. Rodriguez- Kabana, K. Bowen, A.K. Hagan et. al Disease Resistance

FL	Peanut Breeding and Variety Development and Seed Increases
	D. Gorbet Peanut Breeding

FL,	Physiological and Genetic Responses Associated with Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus in Phosphate-Treated and Untreated Soils
	Maria Gallo Peanut Breeding and Disease Prevention

FL, TX, AL, GA, NC, VA	Economic Impacts of the 2002 Farm Bill on Peanut Farms in Six States
	Jim Pease, Gary Bullen, Mike Roberts, Fred Shokes

FL,AL,GA,	New Research to Increase the Genetic Base and Shorten the Time for Variety Development
	Dr. Dan Gorbet and Dr. Jim Todd Peanut Breeding

FL,GA, AL,	Integrated Management of Viral and Fungal Diseases and Insect Pests of Peanut Affecting Yield, Quality, and Net Returns under Various Cropping Systems
	Albert Culbreath, John Baldwin, E. Jay Williams, Raymond Gallaher Peanut Disease Prevention

FL,SC,GA,AL,	Development of a Southeast Peanut Representative Farm Model in Tandem with the Development of a Southeast Whole Farm Model
	Dr. Stanley Fletcher Peanut Farming, Irrigation and Crop Rotation

GA	Aflatoxin Risk Index Development and Validation
	Dr. Kira Bowen and Dr. David Wilson Disease Resistance

GA	An Interdisciplinary Approach to Evaluating Peanut Cultivars in Twin and Single Rows by Conventional and Reduced-Tillage Methods
	John Baldwin Tillage Methods

GA	Application of Micrometereological Technology and Remote Sensing to Determine Environmental Stress Affecting Peanut Growth, Yield, and Quality
	Dr. John P. Beasley, Jr. and Dr. Monique Leclerc Irrigation

GA	Assessment of water use in current peanut cultivars: implications for irrigation scheduling drought response, and aflatoxin contamination
	D.L. Rowland, K. Balkcom, J. Beasley, J. Dorner, R. Sorensen Irrigation

GA	Best fit for poultry litter and peanuts: “Effect of High Poultry Litter Rates on Peanuts and Residual Effects on Following Crops and Soil Quality”
	Gary Gascho Soil Quality

GA	Bottom line research: “Economic Analysis of the Production Research for the Southeast Peanut Producers
	Stanley Fletcher Economic Analysis

GA	Bred-in tolerance to drought promises to save water, fight scourges: “Development of Peanut Cultivars with Improved Water Use Efficiency and Development of Peanut Cultivars with Resistance to the Peanut Root-Knot Nematode and TSWV”
	C. Corley Holbrook Disease Resistance

GA	Building peanut consumption: “Value-Added Products and Processes for Enhanced Utilization of Peanuts”
	Manjeet S. Chinnan, Kay McWatters and Anna Resurreccion Miscellaneous

GA	CBR in Georgia: “Epidemiological Significance of Seedborne Cylindrocladium Black Rot of Peanut”
	Ron Walcott Disease Resistance

GA	Development of New High-Yielding and Multiple Pest Resistant Peanut Cultivars and Genotypes for the Southeast with Advanced Breeding Materials Derived from Recently Collected South American Peanut Land-Races
	Dr. James W. Todd Disease Resistance

GA	Development, Evaluation, and Economic Feasibility of Systems for Planting, Producing, and Harvesting Peanut in Multiple Row Spacing
	Dr. John P. Beasley, Jr. Agoronomy

GA	Economic Analysis of the Production Research for the Southeast Peanut Producers
	Dr. Stanley Fletcher Agoronomy

GA	Interdisciplinary Approach to Mitigating Losses to Spotted Wilt Disease of Peanuts as a Means of Enhancing Profitability of Southeastern Producers
	J. Todd Miscellaneous

GA	Is CBR fungus the same across the Southeast? “Genetic Diversity of Cylindrocladium parasiticum, Causal Agent of Cylindrocladium Black Rot of Peanut
	Ron Walcott Disease Resistance

GA	Looking for TSWV resistance: “Screening for Genes Involved in Resistance to Tomato Spotted Wilt in Cultivated Peanut”
	Roy N. Pittman, Rob E. Dean and Melanie L. Newman Disease Resistance

GA	More Efficient Collection of Soil Insect Data and Survey of Insects Affecting Peanut Production and Quality in the Southeast
	Steve Brown Disease/Pest

GA	New resistant varieties could mean fewer sprays: “Optimizing Fungicide Inputs for Control of Foliar and Soilborne Fungal Pathogens in Partially Resistant and Susceptible Peanut Cultivars: Integration of New Resistant Genotypes, Conservation-Tillage Systems and Reduced Fungicide Inputs for Peanut Leaf Spot Control”
	A.K. Culbreath, E. Cantonwine, R. Kemerait, T. Brenneman, S. Phatak, A. Luk Disease Resistance

GA	Optimizing Farm Profits with New Multi-Disease Resistant Peanut Varieties
	Bob Kemerait, Albert Culbreath and John Beasley Disease/Pest

GA	Optimizing Fungicide Inputs for Control of Foliar and Soilborne Fungal Pathogens in Partially Resistant and Susceptible Peanut Cultivars, Integration of New Resistant Genotypes, Conservation Tillage Systems and Reduced Fungicide Inputs for Leaf Spot
	A.K. Culbreath, E. Cantonwine, R. Kemerait Type140

GA	Smart pivot saves water, improves production: “Increasing the Efficiency of Pivot Irrigation Systems”
	Craig Kvien, Calvin Perry, Stuart Pocknee, George Vellidis, Mike Tucker, Da Irrigation

GA	Smart pivot saves water, improves production: “Increasing the Efficiency of Pivot Irrigation Systems”
	Craig Kvien, Calvin Perry, Stuart Pocknee, George Vellidis, Mike Tucker, Da Irrigation

GA	Sustaining Cost-Effective Production in a Long-Term Peanut-Cotton Rotation Extended Funding Period Ending 2003
	W.C. Johnson, III, Dallas L. Hartzog, and Barry J. Brecke Crop Rotation

GA,	Biodiesel Production from High-Oil Yield Peanut Cultivars
	John W. Goodrum, Ph. D., Daniel P. Geller, M.S., Thomas P. Adams, Ph. D., P Alternative Uses for Peanut

GA,	Combination of Pest-Resistant Cultivars and Advanced Breeding Lines with Systemic and Foliar Fertilizer for Control of Leafhopper and Three-Cornered Alfalfa Hopper in Peanut
	Dr. James W. Todd Peanut Pest Control

GA,	Combination of Pest-Resistant Cultivars and Advanced Breeding Lines with Systemic and Foliar Fertilizer for Control of Leafhopper and Three-Cornered Alfalfa Hopper in Peanut
	Dr. James W. Todd Peanut Pest Control

GA,	Development of a Southeast Peanut Representative Farm Model in Tandem with the Development of a Southeast Whole Farm Model
	Dr. Stanley Fletcher Peanut Farming, Irrigation and Crop Rotation

GA,	Development of Safe and Acceptable New Food Products from Peanut
	Susan Kay McWatters, Manjeet S. Chinnan, R. Dixon Phillips, Yen-Con Hung, F Peanut Nutrition and Allergens

GA,	Identification of Genes Differentially Expressed During Sclerotium Formation in the White Mold Fungus, Sclerotium rolfsii
	Johanna E. Takach and Scott E. Gold Peanut Disease Prevention

GA,	Identification of Genes Differentially Expressed During Sclerotium Formation in the White Mold Fungus, Sclerotium rolfsii
	Johanna E. Takach and Scott E. Gold Peanut Disease Prevention

GA,	Improving Shelf Stability of Peanut Butter Tarts and Optimizing Process Development of Peanut-Based Pasta
	Kay McWatters Alternative Uses for Peanut

GA,	Incorporating Weather and Climate Information to Enhance the Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Risk Index
	Joel Paz, Gerrit Hoogenboom, Robert Kemerait and John Beasley, Jr. Peanut Disease Prevention

GA,	Investigations of Production, Utilization and Post-Harvest Qualities of Candidate Multiple Pest-Resistant Breeding Lines: Part 1
	Dr. James W. Todd Peanut Breeding

GA,	Investigations of Production, Utilization and Post-Harvest Qualities of Candidate Multiple Pest-Resistant Breeding Lines: Part 2
	Dr. James W. Todd Peanut Breeding

GA,	Measurements of CO2 Nocturnal Respiration as an Indicator of Stress Response in Peanuts
	John P. Beasley, Monique Y Leclerc, Diane Rowland, Gengsheng Zhang Peanut Production

GA,	Optimizing Farm Profits with New Multi-Disease Resistant Peanut Varieties
	Bob Kamerait, Albert Culbreath, and John Beasley Peanut Breeding

GA,	SE Peanut Producers: A Multi-Economic Analysis of Their Competitive Position
	Dr. Stanley Fletcher Peanut Production

GA,	Technologies for Enhancing the Quality, Safety and Value of Peanuts
	Susan Kay McWatters, Manjeet S. Chinnan, R. Dixon Phillips, Yeo-Con Hung. F Peanut Allergens

GA,	The Influence of Herbicides on Peanut Yield, Grade and Seed Quality
	Dr. Eric P. Prostko, Dr. Wilson H. Faircloth Peanut Production

GA,	Water Harvesting: Improving On-Farm Ponds with Selective Runoff and Off-Season Pumping
	James E. Houk Peanut Irrigation

GA, AL	Integrated Management of Tomato Spotted Wilt, Fungal Diseases and Insect Pests of Peanut
	Albert Culbreath and James R. Weeks Disease/Pest

GA, FL,	Response of New Field-Resistant Peanut Cultivars to Twin-Row Pattern
	A.K. Culbreath, B.L. Tillman, D.W. Gorbet, C.C. Holbrook, and C. Nischwitz Disease Resistance

GA, FL, AL,	Calibration of Soil Test Calcium with Modern Cultivar Yield, Grade and Germination
	Gary Gascho Peanut Production

GA,FL,	Strip Till Peanut in Double-Cropping Systems with Winter Crops and Rotations with Summer Crops
	Raymond N. Gallaher, Bob Kemerait and John A. Baldwin Peanut Production

LA,	Effective Disease Management Strategies for Mid-South Peanut
	Boyd Badgett Peanut Disease Prevention

NC	Best Management Strategies for Sclerotinia Blight Using Chemical, Biological and Genetic Inputs
	David Jordan, Jack Bailey, Barbara Shew, Tom Isleib, and Rick Brandenburg Disease Management

NC	Development of Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Germplasm
	S.P. Tallury and H.T. Stalker Disease Resistance

NC,	Characterizing the Pathogens Associated with Severe Wilt Symptoms on Peanuts Grown in North Carolina
	B.B. Shew, J.W. Moyer, M.A. Cubeta Peanut Pathogens

NC,	Establishment and Operation of a Peanut Transformation Facility
	Arthur K. Weissinger and H. Thomas Stalker Peanut Production

NC, GA, TX,	West Texas Crop Management and Handling Practices to Improve Market Quality and Competitive Position of Peanuts in Texas
	Dr. A.M. (Mike) Schubert, Timothy H. Sanders, Diane L. Rowland, Christopher Peanut Production

NC,VA,	Evaluating the Susceptibility of Virginia-Type Peanut Varieties and Advanced Breeding Lines to Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus and Tobacco Thrips, Frankliniella Fusca
	Dennis Coker, Ames Herbert, Jr., Sean Malone and Tom G. Isleib Peanut Disease and Pest Control

OK	Biology and Epidemiology of Peanut Soilborne Pathogens in Oklahoma
	H.A. Melouk, J.P. Damicone Disease Resistance

OK	Field Studies for the Control of Peanut Diseases
	J.P. Damicone and K.E. Jackson Disease Management

OK	Results of Applied Research on Peanuts
	J.R. Sholar, J.K. Nickels Peanut Production

OK,	Research for Newly Emerging Weed Control Problems in Oklahoma Peanut-Producing Regions
	C.R. Medlin and D.S. Murray Peanut Weed Control

SC	Soil Insect Management for Improved Quality and Profitability
	Jay W. Chapin Insect/Pest Management

TX	Accelerating Development of Peanut Varieties through Molecular Markers
	Mark D. Burrow, Yolanda Lopez, Arun M. Jesubatham, Charles E. Simpson Peanut Breeding

TX	Advancement of Peanut Germplasm and Cultivars in Texas
	Shannon Paxton Peanut Breeding

TX	Breeding for Early-Maturing Peanuts
	M.D. Burrow, C.E. Simpson, M.R. Baring, Y. Lớpez, and J. Ayers Peanut Breeding

TX	Crop Rotation Systems for South Texas Peanut Production
	W. James Grichar, A.J. Jaks, and Lawrence L. Falconer Agronomy

TX	Developing a Conservation Tillage System for Peanut
	W. James Grichar, A.J. Jaks, and Brent A. Besler Agronomy

TX	Development of an Extension Program on Management of Peanut Diseases in West Texas
	James L. Stahr and Jason E. Woodward Peanut Disease Management

TX	Grower Application of AU-Pnut Fungicide Spray Advisory on Peanut in South Texas
	A.J. Jaks and W.J. Grichar Disease Management

TX	Heritability Estimates for High Yield Traits Transferred from Wild Species Hybrids to a Conventional Variety
	Michael R. Baring, C.E. Simpson, Mark D. Burrow Peanut Breeding

TX	Identifying the ‘Metabolic Fitness’ of Peanut Varieties for Texas Peanut Productions Systems
	John J. Burke Peanut Breeding

TX	Introgression of nematode resistance into peanut genotypes with resistance to the tomato spotted wilt virus
	James L. Starr, Charles E. Simpson Disease Resistance

TX	Irrigated Peanut Production Using Center Pivot, Donley County -2004
	Eddie Helms, Leonard Haynes, Priscilla Green, and Leon New Irrigation

TX	Selection of a Multiple Disease Resistant Runner-Type Peanut
	M.R. Baring, C.E. Simpson, M.C. Black, H.A. Melouk, A.M. Schubert, M.D. Bur Disease Resistance

TX	Two groups vote for peanuts: “Perceptions and Preferences of Elderly Consumers and School Foodservice Directors Concerning Peanuts and Peanut Products”
	Carolyn M. Bednar Other

TX,	Characterization of Sclerotinia Populations in Texas
	Charles M. Kenerley and Terry Wheeler Peanut Disease Prevention

TX,	Development of Molecular Markers for Sclerotinia Blight Resistance and Drought Tolerance
	Paxton Payton and Mel Oliver Peanut Breeding

TX,	Effects of Calcium on Yield, Grade and Hull Degradation with Virginia-Type Peanut
	Dr. Todd A. Baughman, Dr. Thomas A. Lee, Mr. W. James Grichar, Dr. Mark McF Peanut Agronomy

TX,	Evaluation of Foliar Fertilizer and other Additives on Peanut Crop Response and Economic Returns
	T.A. Baughman Peanut Production

TX,	Evaluation of Post-Emergence Weed Control Options in Peanut
	Todd A. Baughman; TAEX, Peter A. Dotray, TTU; W. James Grichar, TAES; Rober Peanut Production

TX,	Genetic Diversity of Peanut Germplasm for Base Temperature and Water-Use Efficiency
	William A. Payne, Maria Balota and Charles E. Simpson Peanut Breeding

TX,	Heritability Estimates for High Yield Traits Transferred from Wild Species Hybrids to Conventional Peanut
	M.R. Baring, C.E. Simpson, M.D. Barrow Peanut Breeding

TX,	Irrigation Management and Drought Stress Resistance
	Dana O. Porter, A. Michael Schubert and Jacob Reed Peanut Irrigation

TX,	Peanut Defoliation as Related to Salt Scorch and Temperature Extremes
	Thomas A. Lee, Jr. Plant Pathology

TX,	Peanut Quality Evaluations of Texas Breeding Lines (in Developing New Varieties with Early Maturity and/or Resistance to Root-Knot Nematode, Sclerotinia Blight, Southern Blight, Leafspot, and Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus and with High O/L.)
	Charles E. Simpson, Mark D. Burow, and Michael R. Baring Peanut Breeding

TX,	Peanut Quality Evaluations of Texas Breeding Lines (in Developing New Varieties with Early Maturity and/or Resistance to Root-Knot Nematode, Sclerotinia Blight, Southern Blight, Leafspot, and Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus and with High O/L.)
	Charles E. Simpson, Mark D. Burow, and Michael R. Baring Peanut Breeding

TX,	Peanut Spotted Wilt Resistance Mechanisms and Abiotic Stress Reactions
	Mark C. Black, Noel N. Troxclair, Giovanni Piccinni, Herman B. Schlothof, M Peanut Disease Resistance

TX,	Profitability of Twin Row Production Systems Using High Oleic and Conventional Runner Market-Type Peanut Cultivars
	Robert Lemon, Todd Baughman, Calvin Trostle, Thomas A. “Chip” Lee, Jr., W. Peanut Production

TX,	Puerto Rico Seed Increase of a New Line for Release
	Michael D. Baring, M.D. Burow, C.E. Simpson, Y. Lopez Peanut Breeding

TX,	Quality Evaluations of Peanut Breeding Lines in Developing New Varieties with Resistance to Root-knot Nematode, Sclerotinia Blight, Southern Blight, Leafspot and Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus with High O/L and Early Maturity
	Charles E. Simpson, Mark D. Burrow, Michael R. Baring Peanut Breeding

TX,	Sclerotinia/Boytrytis Blight Control in Texas South Plains Peanut
	Chris Lee Peanut Disease Control

TX,	Spotted Wilt Resistance Mechanisms
	Mark C. Black, Noel N. Troxclair, Michael R. Baring Disease Prevention in Peanuts

TX,	Startup Equipment for a Peanut Breeding/Molecular Breeding Program
	Mark D. Burow Peanut Genetics

TX, NM,	Valencia Peanut Breeding Line and Multi-location Variety Testing
	N. Puppala, A. Scott, Kirksey, S. Sanago and F. McCallister Peanut Breeding

VA	Biology and Improved Management of Spider Mite in Peanut
	Dr. D.A. Herbert, Jr., Dr. C. Brewster, Dr. E.E. Lewis, Ms. J.L. Ashley Disease Management

VA	Development of Peanut Cultivars with Enhanced Resistance to Fungal Disease
	E.A. Grabau and P.M. Phipps Peanut Breeding

VA	Improved Management of Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus in the VA/NC Peanut Area: Evaluation of the Thrips Vectors, Their Seasonal Abundance, and Sensitivity to Insecticides
	Dr. D. Ames Herbert, Jr. and Dr. Rick Bradenburg Disease Resistance

VA	Improving Shelf Life of Roasted and Salted Inshell Peanuts Using High Oleic Acid Chemistry
	R. Walton Mozingo and Sean O’Keefe

VA	Insertion of Genetic Material for Oxalate Oxidase into Peanut for Improving Resistance to Sclerotinia Blight and Southern Stem Rot
	E.A. Grabau and P.M. Phipps Disease Resistance

VA,	Evaluation of Moisture Infiltration in Sod-Based Rotation Study
	Dr. Joel Faircloth Peanut Production

VA,	Evaluation of Several Post-emergence Herbicides Registered for the Control of Eastern Black Nightshade in Peanuts
	Dr. Joel Faircloth Peanut Weed Control

VA,	Research to Clarify the Role of Insecticides in Reduction of Tomato Spot Wilt Virus in Peanut
	Ames Herbert Peanut Disease Prevention

VA,	Selecting New Candidates and Maintaining Breeder Seed of Varieties Released from the Virginia Peanut Development Program
	Dennis L. Coker and Hugh Pittman Peanut Breeding

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