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Journal of Hawaiian and Pacific Agriculture, 1994, Volume 5

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Contributed Papers

• Marcel M.C. Tsang, Erik Cleveland, Michael L. Christiansen and Lalit R. Verma. 1994. Baling High Moisture Guinea Grass Hay with Papaya Silage Effluent. vol. 5, 1-8.
• Robert M. McLean and Kent D. Kobayashi. 1994. Evaluation of Seven Weed Control Methods in a Newly Planted 'Tahitian' Lime Orchard. vol. 5, 9-15.
• Sheldon C. Furutani and Lorna H. Arita-Tsutsumi. 1994. A Modular Planting Container for Studying Plant Root Growth. vol. 5, 17-20.
• Bruce Mathews, Lynn E. Sollenberger and Charles R. Staples. 1994. Sulphur Fertilization of Bermudagrass and Effect on Digestion of Nitrogen, Sulphur, and Fiber by Nonlactating Cows. vol. 5, 21-30.
• Fred D. Rauch, Doris K. Rodriguez, Susan Maxwell and Richard A. Criley. 1994. Growth Control of Pseuderanthemum. vol. 5, 31-36.
• Rory O. Hession, Lorna H. Arita and Sheldon C. Furutani. 1994. Field Observations of the Mating Behavior of the Chinese Rose Beetle, Adoretus sinicus Burmeister (Coleoptera:Scarabaeidae) in Hawaii. vol. 5, 37-42.
• Frank S. Scott. 1994. Consumer Demand for Avocados - A Case of Market Differentiation for Generically-Related Products. vol. 5, 43-56.

Notes

• Michael L. Christiansen and Erik R. Cleveland. 1994. Lambing Performance of St. Croix Hair Sheep in a High-Rainfall Area of Hawaii. vol. 5, 57-65.
• Lorna H. Arita-Tsutsumi, Sheldon C. Furutani and Elda R. Yoshimura. 1994. Identification and Control of the Chinese Rose Beetle, Adoretus sinicus Burmeister. vol. 5, 67-71.
• Jay Ram and Bruce W. Mathews. 1994. The Need for Further Evaluation of Some Potential Low-Input Agricultural Crops for the Hamakua Coast of the Island of Hawai`i. vol. 5, 73-81.