California Avocado Society
1986 Yearbook
Volume 70

Table of Contents

Section I — The California Avocado Society
  1. Past Presidents

  2. 1986 California Avocado Society Officers

  3. 1987 California Avocado Society Officers

  4. 1986 Committees of the California Avocado Society.

  5. 1987 Committees of the California Avocado Society.

  6. Minutes of the Annual Meeting
    Thelma Piercy

  7. Financial Statements

  8. Awards of Honor

  9. 1986 Award of Honor

  10. Report of the Research Committee
    George A. Zentmyer

  11. Report of the Production Research Advisory Committee
    W.H. Brokaw

  12. Report of the Variety Committee
    Oliver Atkins

  13. Report of the Nurserymen's Section
    Larry Rose

  14. California Avocado Society 1986 Annual Meeting: Day One
    W.H. Brokaw

  15. Report of the President
    W.H. Brokaw

  16. Word from Australia
    Don Lavers

  17. The International Avocado Industry—A Global Perspective
    Mark Affleck

  18. Off to a Good Start
    John Bartelme

  19. Growers/Packers/Retailers—Partners in Progress
    Richard Spezzano
Section II — General
  1. Industry Funding of Avocado Research
    Bob Bergh

  2. Avocado Breeding—Progress and Prospects
    Bob Bergh, Bob Whitsell, and Gray Martin

  3. Pollination of Avocados—Some New Insights with Special Reference to the ‘Hass’ Variety
    Ron Bekey

  4. Greenhouse Thrips Emerging as Number One Avocado Pest
    Ron Bekey

  5. Williams Avocado Tree
    Bob Whitsell, Alvin Lypps, and Bob Bergh

  6. Observations on a Biological Root Rot Control Trial in the Fallbrook Area
    George Borst

  7. Selecting Rootstock
    W.H. Brokaw

  8. Computers and the Avocado Grower
    Brooks Lyman
Section III — Technical
  1. The Origin, Indigenous Range, and Dissemination of the Avocado
    W.B. Storey, Bob Bergh, and G.A. Zentmyer

  2. Taxonomy of the Avocado
    Bob Bergh and Norm Ellstrand

  3. Field Development of a Synthetic Sex Pheromone for Omnivorous Looper Sabulodes aegrotata
    J.B. Bailey, K.N. Olsen, and L.M. McDonough

  4. Amorbia cuneana, a Pest of Avocados in California: Discovery of Sibling Species Through the Use of Pheromones
    J.B. Bailey, L.M. McDonough, and K.N. Olsen

  5. Rooting of Avocado Cuttings (Persea americana Mill.) cvs. Fuerte and Colin V-33
    A. Barrientos-Priego, M.W. Borys, and F. Barrientos-Perez

  6. Root Distribution of Mature Avocado Trees Growing in Soils of Different Texture
    S. Salazar-Garcia and J.I. Cortes-Flores

  7. Root/Shoot Relation and Some Root Characteristics in Seedlings of Avocado and Chinini
    M.W. Borys

  8. Isozymes Confirm Hybrid Parentage for 'G755' Selections
    Norman C. Ellstrand, Janet M. Lee, B.O. Bergh, M.D. Coffey, and G.A. Zentmyer