Vol. 29, No. 1 ,  pp. 1-102 (2001)

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• Molecular evidence for the occurrence of plum pox virus (PPV) strains in Egypt G.A.M. Ghanem, Sahar Youssef, E.A. Salama, H.M. Mazyad and A. Shalaby

• Scanning micrography in evaluation of leaf rust biological control Minaas E.A. Sallam

• A preliminary field study on the possibility of controlling foliar diseases of onion using some Egyptian medicinal plant extracts in comparison with a fungicide M.S. Abdel-Megid, A.H. Mitwally, S.M. Abdel-Momen and A.A. Hilal

• Integration between biological and chemical treatments to control bacterial spot disease of tomato N.Y. AbdEI-Ghafar and A.A.Mosa

• Changes of protein and amino acids in certain sugar beet cultivars infected by Cercospora beticola Sacco MM. Ragab, Y.A. Abdou, M.M. EI Kholy and Manal Y. Hussein

• Effect of lemon grass oil on postharvest decay of tomato fruits M.M. Ragab, Mona M.M. Ragab, M.A. EI-Nagar, Eman S. Farrag

• Field application of certain biological and chemical approaches on controlling bean wilt disease Nehal S. EI-Mougy

• Acetic acid fumigation on decay fungi of some food and feed grains during storage M.A. Abd-AlIa

• Fumigation of table grapes with acetic acid vapours for controlling gray mould decay F. Abd-EI-Kareem

• Note 1: First record of sage powdery mildew M.A.Mostafa

• Note 2: First record of phytoplasma associated with malformed mango Inflorescences in Egypt  Om-HashemM. EI-Banna and S.H. EI-Deeb

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