Utah Science Vol. 52 No. 1, Spring 1991

4 Reduce Leaching to Save Water 5 Learning about Leaching 6 Sego Lily Propagated as Ornamental Plant 7 Utah\u27s Guru of Gardening 8 Keep Gardening Records 9 New Hy: New Saline-Tolerant Grass Hybrid Produces High-Quality Forage 9 Experiment Station Tests New Sweet Cherries 10 Encouraging Landscapes that Thrive on Less Water 12 Breeding Small Grains: First You Combine Genes, Then You Unravel Them 13 Three of the Best 14 Additional Nitrogen May Boost Alfalfa Yields 14 Tests Help Duplicate the Friendly Environment of a Seed 15 Getting Closer to Hybrid Wheat 16 Weed Threatens National Forest 17 Research in Brief 25 Good Management of Alfalfa More Important than the Number of Leaves 26 A High-Altitude Look at Down-to-Earth Phenomena 28 USU System Will Mean More Uses for Better Soil Surveys 30 After Years of Banking Phosphorus, It May be Time for a Withdrawal 31 Peas Please Livestock and Farmers 32 Farming ... with Friends 34 Space Wheat Farms 35 Homesteading the Moon 38 Guaranteeing the Purity of Seed 39 Weed Seeds Still a Problem in Noncertified Seed 40 Apple Yields Won\u27t Dwindle with the Slender Spindl