F. C. Stewart

The sterile fungus Rhizoctonia as a cause of plant diseases in America

Troubles of alfalfa in New York

Experiments and observations on some diseases of plants

Potato spraying experiments at Rush in 1913

An experiment on the control of currant cane necrosis by summer pruning

The perennation of the clover dodder, Cuscuta Epithymum Murr

Blackheart and the aeration of potatoes in storage

Does Cronartium ribicola over-winter on the currant?

Raspberry cane blight and raspberry yellows

Leaf scorch of the sugar beet, cherry, cauliflower and maple

Two unusual troubles of apple foliage

Potato spraying experiments in 1906

Common diseases and insects injurious to fruits

Spraying potatoes on Long Island in the season of 1896

A bacterial disease of sweet corn

Notes on New York plant diseases, I.

Vitality of the cabbage black rot germ on cabbage seed

Potato spraying experiments in 1908

The downy mildew of the cucumber; what it is and how to prevent it

The sporotrichum bud-rot of carnations and the silver top of June grass

A fruit-disease survey of the Hudson valley in 1899

The spindling-sprout disease of potatoes

Combating the black rot of cabbage by the removal of affected leaves

Potato spraying experiments in 1902

Combating carnation rust

A bacterial soft rot of certain cruciferous plants and Amorphophallus simlense

The mica ink-cap or glistening Coprinus

An outbreak of the European currant rust (Cronartium ribicola Dietr.)

Experiments on the sulphur-lime treatment for onion smut

Potato diseases on Long Island in the season of 1895

An epidemic of currant anthracnose