EKB Journal Management System
1.

USING UNTRADITIONAL SOURCES OF FIBER TO PREPARE CHOCOLATE CAKE

Pages 376-389
M. M. M. Doweidar; M. M. E. Abo-Elnaga; M. A. Aseal
2.

COMBINING ABILITY FOR YIELD AND SOME AGRONOMIC TRAITS IN DIALLEL CROSSES OF TEN NEW YELLOW MAIZE INBRED LINES

Pages 387-394
M. S. E. Sadek; A. M. M. Abd El-Aal; M. M. A. Osman
3.

EVALUATION OF SOME EGYPTIAN COTTON GENOTYPES OVER TWO STAGES

Pages 395-408
H. A. Idris; Kh. M. Baker; H. Mahrous
4.

MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF SUGAR YIELD COMPONENTS IN SUGARCANE

Pages 409-417
H. M. Al-Sayed; H. S. A. Fateh; W. M. Fares
5.

NATURE OF COMBINING ABILITIES AND GENETIC INTERPRETATION FOR SOME QUANTITATIVE TRAITS IN EGYPTIAN COTTON

Pages 418-424
M. D.H. Dewdar
6.

RESPONSES OF SOME CANOLA VARIETIES (Brassica napus L.) TO NITROGEN FERTILIZER LEVELS UNDER DIFFERENT SOWING DATES IN A NEW RECLAIMED SOIL

Pages 425-437
M. M. Asfour
7.

RESPONSE OF THREE SUGAR BEET VARIETIES TO COMPOST, MINERAL NITROGEN FERTILIZER AND THEIR COMBINATION UNDER SANDY SOIL CONDITIONS I.GROWTH ATTRIBUTES

Pages 438-446
S. A. Safina; E. M. Abdel Fatah
8.

RESPONSE OF THREE SUGAR BEET VARIETIES TO COMPOST, MINERAL NITROGEN FERTILIZER AND THEIR COMBINATION UNDER SANDY SOIL CONDITIONS II- YIELD AND QUALITY

Pages 447-456
S. A. Safina; E. M. Abdel Fatah
9.

STABILITY ANALYSIS AND GENOTYPE X ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION FOR GRAIN YIELD IN BREAD WHEAT

Pages 457-467
R. M. Koumber; E. F. El-Hashash; S. A. Seleem
10.

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIGHT INTENSITY AND DRY FORAGE YIELD OF COWPEA AND MAIZE UNDER INTERCROPPING

Pages 468-481
K. E. Abd-El-Gawad; A. A. Abd-El-Hafeez; W. M. Sharawy; W. M. El-Nabawy
11.

NIGHTTIME DISSOLVED OXYGEN DYNAMICS AND GROWTH PERFORMANCE OF NILE TILAPIA UNDER DIFFERENT FEED LOADS

Pages 482-493
M. A. Elnady; R. K. Abd El Wahed; A. A. Abduljabbar
12.

EFFICACY OF GLYPHOSATE HERBICIDE AGAINST DODDER AND ITS IMPACT ON SOME BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS ON HOST PLANT Nerium oleander L. AND A SURVEY OF HOST RANGE OF SOME ORNAMENTALS AT FAYOUM.

Pages 494-502
I. H.H. Ali; M. A. El-Yazal
13.

SEVERAL TOOLS USED TO CONTROL COTTON LEAFWORM, Spodoptera littoralis (BOISD.) AND AMERICAN BOLLWORM, Helicoverpa armigera (HÜB.) IN PEANUT FIELDS.

Pages 503-510
H. M .H. Al-Shannaf; A. E. Ammar