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Jonn  Foulk
                        Nutrition, Food Safety/Quality

                        




                        
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                            **National Program Leader For:**
                                Forest Products Research
                                            Accession Number: 426565
                                        Technologies for Producing Marketable Bioproducts
                                            Accession Number: 436376
                                        Development of New Value-Added Processes and Products from Advancing Oilseed Crops
                                            Accession Number: 436964
                                        New High-Value Biobased Materials with Applications Across Industry
                                            Accession Number: 436974
                                        Advancing Value-Adding Technologies for Juice Processing Co-Products
                                            Accession Number: 437161
                                        Postharvest Management Systems for Processing and Handling Peanuts
                                            Accession Number: 437716
                                        Agricultural-Feedstock Derived Biobased Particles
                                            Accession Number: 437838
                                        Grain Composition Traits Related to End-Use Quality and Value of Sorghum
                                            Accession Number: 437958
                                        Measurement and Improvement of Hard Winter Wheat End-Use Quality Traits
                                            Accession Number: 437962
                                        Enhancing the Profitability and Sustainability of Upland Cotton, Cottonseed, and Agricultural Byproducts through Improvements in Pre-Ginning, Ginning, and Post-Ginning Processes
                                            Accession Number: 437975
                                        Identification and Characterization of Quality Parameters for Enhancement of Marketability of Hard Spring Wheat, Durum, and Oat
                                            Accession Number: 437998
                                        Improving the Production and Processing of Western and Long-Staple Cotton and Companion Crops to Enhance Quality, Value, and Sustainability
                                            Accession Number: 438000
                                        Developing Accurate and Efficient Laboratory Methods for Testing End-use Qualities of Pulse Crops, Identify Factors Associated with End-use Quality, and Develop Processes to Add Value to Pulses
                                            Accession Number: 438018
                                        Increasing Food Shelf-Life, Reducing Food Waste, and Lowering Saturated Fats with Natural Antioxidants and Oleogels
                                            Accession Number: 438025
                                        New and Improved Co-Products from Specialty Crops
                                            Accession Number: 438026
                                        Domestic Production of Natural Rubber and Resins
                                            Accession Number: 438153
                                        Circular Bio-economy via Value-Added Biobased Products
                                            Accession Number: 438158
                                        Development and Evaluation of Novel Technologies to Improve Fiber Quality and Increase Profitability in Cotton Processing
                                            Accession Number: 438162
                                        Innovative Approaches for Value Added Cotton-Containing Nonwovens
                                            Accession Number: 438164
                                        Enhancement of Eastern U.S. Wheat Quality, Genetics and Marketability
                                            Accession Number: 438203
                                        Improved Utilization of Whole Pulses, Pulse Fractions, and Pulse Byproducts for Health-Promoting Food Ingredients and Biobased Products
                                            Accession Number: 438209
                                        Improved Processes and Technologies for Comprehensive Utilization of Specialty Grains in Functional Food Production for Digestive Health and Food Waste Reduction
                                            Accession Number: 438210
                                        Development of Enhanced Bio-Based Products from Low Value Agricultural Co-Products and Wastes
                                            Accession Number: 438211
                                        Characterization of Quality and Marketability of Western  U.S. Wheat Genotypes and Phenotypes
                                            Accession Number: 438228
                                        Integrated Analysis for Identifying Barley Lines with Superior Malting Quality
                                            Accession Number: 438246
                                        Enhancement of Apple, Pear, and Sweet Cherry Quality
                                            Accession Number: 438251
                                        New Approaches to Enhance Fresh Fruit Quality and Control Postharvest Diseases
                                            Accession Number: 438277
                                        Prevention of Obesity Related Metabolic Diseases by Bioactive Components of Food Processing Waste Byproducts and Mitigation of Food Allergies
                                            Accession Number: 438294
                                        Bioproducts and Biopolymers from Agricultural Feedstocks
                                            Accession Number: 438296
                                        Improving Evaluation of Catfish Quality and Reducing Fish Waste
                                            Accession Number: 438321
                                        Automated Technologies for Harvesting and Quality Evaluation of Fruits and Vegetables
                                            Accession Number: 438342
                                        Determination of Flavor and Healthful Benefits of Florida-Grown Fruits and Vegetables and Development of Postharvest Treatments to Optimize Shelf Life an Quality for Their Fresh and Processed Products
                                            Accession Number: 438353
                                        Reducing Postharvest Loss and Improving Fresh Produce Marketability and Nutritive Values through Technological Innovations and Process Optimization
                                            Accession Number: 438414
                                        Improvement and Maintenance of Peanuts, Peanut Products and Related Peanut Product Flavor, Shelf Life, Functional Characteristics
                                            Accession Number: 438432
                                        Integrated Approaches to Improve Fruit and Vegetable Nutritional Quality with Improved Phenolics Contents
                                            Accession Number: 438456
                                        Improved Vegetable Processing Methods to Reduce Environmental Impact, Enhance Product Quality and Reduce Food Waste
                                            Accession Number: 438485
                                        New Technologies and Methodologies for Increasing Quality, Marketability and Value of Food Products and Byproducts
                                            Accession Number: 438489
                                        Biobased Pesticide Discovery and Product Optimization and Enhancement from Medicinal and Aromatic Crops
                                            Accession Number: 438514
                                        Reducing the Development and Severity of Allergy to Peanuts and Tree Nuts
                                            Accession Number: 438601
                                        Nutritional Benefits of Health-Promoting Rice and Value-Added Foods
                                            Accession Number: 438610
                                        Development of Novel Cottonseed Products and Processes
                                            Accession Number: 438713
                                        New Bioproducts for Advanced Biorefineries
                                            Accession Number: 438816
                                        Technologies to Improve Conversion of Biomass-Derived Sugars to Bioproducts
                                            Accession Number: 438817
                                        Enhancing the Quality and Sustainability of Cotton Fiber and Textiles
                                            Accession Number: 439211
                                        In vitro Human Gut System: Interactions Between Diet, Food Processing, and Microbiota
                                            Accession Number: 439225
                                        Antimicrobials for Biorefining and Agricultural Applications
                                            Accession Number: 439228
                                        New Bioactive Dairy Products for Health-Promoting Functional Foods
                                            Accession Number: 439229
                                        Assessment of Quality Attributes of Poultry Products, Grain, Seed, Nuts, and Feed
                                            Accession Number: 439244
                                        Chemical Conversion of Biomass into High Value Products
                                            Accession Number: 439256
                                        Integrated Biological/Chemical Biorefining for Production of Chemicals and Fuels
                                            Accession Number: 439257
                                        Thermo-Catalytic Biorefining
                                            Accession Number: 439258
                                        Commercial Products from Lipids and Fibers
                                            Accession Number: 439259
                                        Versatile Biobased Products with Multiple Functions
                                            Accession Number: 439260
                                        Zero Waste Agricultural Processing
                                            Accession Number: 439387
                                        Enhanced Cotton for Value-Added Applications
                                            Accession Number: 439477
                                        Improved Conversion of Sugar Crops into Food, Biofuels, Biochemicals, and Bioproducts
                                            Accession Number: 439523
                                        New Sustainable Processes, Preservation Technologies, and Product Concepts for Specialty Crops and Their Co-Products
                                            Accession Number: 439532
                                        Advancing Technologies for Grain Trait Measurement and Storage Preservation
                                            Accession Number: 439612
                                        Reclaiming Value from Coproducts of Dairy Food Manufacture
                                            Accession Number: 441397
                                        Improving Potato Postharvest Quality by Identifying and Manipulating Molecular Processes Regulating Tuber Dormancy and Wound-Healing
                                            Accession Number: 442019
                                        Biochemical Approach to Protein Processing, Texturization and Nutritionally Beneficial Plant-based Foods
                                            Accession Number: 442426**Publications**
                                                (Clicking on the reprint icon
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                                                    will take you to the publication reprint.)Botanical trash mixtures analyzed with near-infrared and attenuated total reflectance fourier transform spectroscopy and thermogravimetric analysis

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Fortier, C.A., Rodgers III, J.E., Foulk, J.A. 2015. Botanical trash mixtures analyzed with near-infrared and attenuated total reflectance fourier transform spectroscopy and thermogravimetric analysis. Journal of Cotton Science. p. 603-612.Potential of visible and near infrared spectroscopy in the determination of instrumental leaf grade in lint cottons

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Liu, Y., Foulk, J.A. 2013. Potential of visible and near infrared spectroscopy in the determination of instrumental leaf grade in lint cottons. Textile Research Journal. 83(9):928-936.Upland fiber changes due to ginning and lint cleaning

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Hughs, S.E., Armijo, C.B., Foulk, J.A. 2013. Upland fiber changes due to ginning and lint cleaning. Journal of Cotton Science. 17(2):115-124.Botanical trash mixtures analyzed with near-infrared spectroscopy

- (Proceedings)Fortier, C.A., Rodgers III, J.E., Foulk, J.A. 2012. Botanical trash mixtures analyzed with near-infrared spectroscopy. Proceedings of the 2012 National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference,January 3-6,2012,Orlando,Florida. p.1254-1256.Ginning, lint cleaning, fiber length and waste

- (Proceedings)Hughs, S.E., Armijo, C.B., Foulk, J.A. 2012. Ginning, lint cleaning, fiber length and waste. 2003 Beltwide Cotton Conference. Presentation ONLY.Near-infrared classification of cotton lint, botanical and field trash

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Fortier, C.A., Rodgers III, J.E., Foulk, J.A., Whitelock, D.P. 2012. Near-infrared classification of cotton lint, botanical and field trash. Journal of Cotton Science. 16:72-79.Fiber and yarn properties from high-speed roller ginning

- (Abstract Only)Armijo, C.B., Foulk, J.A., Whitelock, D.P., Hughs, S.E., Holt, G.A., Thibodeaux, D.P., Gillum, M.N. 2011. Fiber and yarn properties from high-speed roller ginning. ASABE Annual International Meeting. Presentation only; number 1111466.Fiber crops

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Modifications Caused by Enzyme-retting and Their Effect on Composite Performance

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Rho, D., Alcock, M., Ulven, C., Huo, S. 2011. Modifications Caused by Enzyme-retting and Their Effect on Composite Performance. Advances in Materials Science and Engineering. Volume 2011, Article ID 179023, 9 pages doi:10.1155/2011/179023Investigation of the impact of instrumental and software applications on cotton and botanical trash identification by ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Fortier, C.A., Rodgers III, J.E., Foulk, J.A. 2011. Investigation of the impact of instrumental and software applications on cotton and botanical trash identification by ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy. Journal of Cotton Science. 15:170-178.Production of flax fibers for biocomposites

- (Book / Chapter)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D., Dodd, R., Ulven, C. 2011. Production of flax fibers for biocomposites. In: Kalia, S., Kaith, B.S., Kaur, I., ediotrs. Cellulose Fibers: Bio- and Nano-Polymer Composites-Green Chemistry and Technology. 1st edition. Heidelberg, Germany:Springer-Verlag. p.61-75.Fiber length distributions and fiber quality

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Thibodeaux, D.P., Senter, H. 2011. Fiber length distributions and fiber quality. Proceedings of National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference. P. 1495-1502.Preliminary field trash studies using near-infrared spectroscopy

- (Proceedings)Fortier, C.A., Rodgers III, J.E., Foulk, J.A., Whitelock, D.P. 2011. Preliminary field trash studies using near-infrared spectroscopy. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference. p. 1294-1297.USDA Flax fiber utilization research

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A. 2010. USDA Flax fiber utilization research. Meeting Abstract. 1:1-2.Identification of cotton and cotton trash components by fourier-transform near-infrared spectropscopy

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Fortier, C.A., Rodgers Iii, J.E., Santiago Cintron, M., Cui, X., Foulk, J.A. 2011. Identification of cotton and cotton trash components by fourier-transform near-infrared spectropscopy. Textile Research Journal. 81 (3)230-238.A new approach to cotton trash measurement

- (Proceedings)Thibodeaux, D.P., Liu, Y., Gamble, G.R., Foulk, J.A. 2010. A new approach to cotton trash measurement. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 4-7, 2010, New Orleans, Louisiana. p. 1337.Preliminary studies of cotton non-lint content identification by near-infrared spectroscopy

- (Proceedings)Fortier, C.A., Rodgers III, J.E., Santiago Cintron, M., Cui, X., Foulk, J.A. 2010. Preliminary studies of cotton non-lint content identification by near-infrared spectroscopy. Proceeding of the 2010 National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 5-7, 2010, New Orleans, Louisiana. p. 1369-1373. 2010 CDROM.Preliminary studies of cotton non-lint content identification by ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy

- (Proceedings)Fortier, C.A., Rodgers III, J.E., Foulk, J.A. 2010. Preliminary studies of cotton non-lint content identification by ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy. Proceeding of the 2010 National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 5-7, 2010, New Orleans, Louisiana. p. 1374-1377. 2010 CDROM.Cotton quality as affected by changes in spindle speed

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Baker, K.D., Hughs, S.E., Foulk, J. 2010. Cotton quality as affected by changes in spindle speed. Applied Engineering in Agriculture. 26(3):363-369.EFFECTS OF BRANCH ZONE AND FRUITING POSITION ON THE LENGTH BY WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Bauer, P.J., Senter, H. 2010. EFFECTS OF BRANCH ZONE AND FRUITING POSITION ON THE LENGTH BY WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference. P. 1392-1404.Flax Fiber Quality and Influence on Interfacial Properties of Composites.

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Fuqua, M., Ulven, C., Alcock, M. 2010. Flax Fiber Quality and Influence on Interfacial Properties of Composites. International Journal of Sustainable Engineering. 3(1):1-8.ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES AND DRYING EFFECTS OF FLAX DENIM AND ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES OF NONWOVEN FLAX FABRIC

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Chun, D.T., Foulk, J.A., Mcalister, D. 2010. ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES AND DRYING EFFECTS OF FLAX DENIM AND ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES OF NONWOVEN FLAX FABRIC. BioResources. 5(1):244-258.Relationship of Fiber Properties to Vortex Yarn Quality via Partial Least Squares

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Price, C., Senter, H., Gamble, G.R., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2010. Relationship of Fiber Properties to Vortex Yarn Quality via Partial Least Squares. Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics. 4(4): 36-45.Sources of Flax Submitted for Composite and Fiber Characterization

- (Other)Alcock, M., Foulk, J.A., Ulven, C. 2010. Sources of Flax Submitted for Composite and Fiber Characterization. Composite Innovation Center(CIC) Technical Report. Report No. 08-020-02 R01.25.Flax Fiber - Interfacial Bonding

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Fuqua, M., Ulven, C., Alcock, M. 2009. Flax Fiber - Interfacial Bonding. American Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual Meeting. Paper No. 170307.Fiber and yarn properties improve with new cotton variety

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Meredith Jr, W.R., Mcalister, D., Luke, D. 2010. Fiber and yarn properties improve with new cotton variety. Journal of Cotton Science. 13(3):212-220.EFFECT OF OVERSPRAY TREATMENTS ON THE PROCESSING EFFICIENCY OF A 50/50 FLAX/COTTON BLEND

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Gamble, G.R., Foulk, J.A. 2010. EFFECT OF OVERSPRAY TREATMENTS ON THE PROCESSING EFFICIENCY OF A 50/50 FLAX/COTTON BLEND. Textile Research Journal. 80(8):754-759.Hand-ginned cotton length distributions

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Bauer, P.J., Senter, H. 2009. Hand-ginned cotton length distributions. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference. January 5-8, 2009, San Antonio, Texas. p.1170-1178.Fiber properties of first and second sympodial position cotton bolls

- (Abstract Only)Bauer, P.J., Foulk, J.A. 2009. Fiber properties of first and second sympodial position cotton bolls [abstract]. Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 5-8, 2009, San Antonio, Texas. p. 51.Miniature spinning enzyme-retted flax fibers

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R. 2009. Miniature spinning enzyme-retted flax fibers. Journal of Natural Fibers. 6:1-13.A comparison of two cotton cultivars differing in maturity for within-canopy fiber property variation

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Bauer, P.J., Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Sadler, E.J. 2009. A comparison of two cotton cultivars differing in maturity for within-canopy fiber property variation. Crop Science. 49:651-657.TESTING FOR ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES OF COTTON/FLAX DENIM

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Chun, D.T., Foulk, J.A., Mcalister III, D.D. 2009. TESTING FOR ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES OF COTTON/FLAX. Industrial Crops and Products. 29:371-376.A comparison of Fibre Characteristics between Linseed Flax, Canadian Grown Linen Flax and European Linen Flax with Respect to Performance as a Composite Reinforcement

- (Proceedings)Alcock, M., Fuqua, M., Ulven, C., Kerr-Anderson, E., Foulk, J.A. 2008. A comparison of Fibre Characteristics between Linseed Flax, Canadian Grown Linen Flax and European Linen Flax with Respect to Performance as a Composite Reinforcement. Fiber foundations - transportation, clothing and shelter in the bioeconomy. International Conference on Flax and Other Bast Plants, July 21-23, 2008, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. p.258-269.Miniature Spinning Enzyme-Retted Flax Fibers

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R. 2008. Spinning enzymatically retted flax fibers. Fiber foundations - transportation, clothing and shelter in the bioeconomy. International Conference on Flax and Other Bast Plants, July 21-23, 2008, Saskatoon, Sasketchewan, Canada. p. 190-200.Flax fiber in the United States

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A. 2008. Flax fiber in the United States. 62nd Flax Institute Proceedings of the United States, March 26-28, 2008, Fargo, North Dakota. p.145-146.Five year spinning study

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2008. Five year spinning study. 29th Bremen International Cotton Conference, April 2-5, 2008, Bremen, Germany. p.282-293.Relationship of fiber properties to vortex yarn quality via partial least squares

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Price, C., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2008. Relationship of fiber properties to vortex yarn quality via partial least squares. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 8-11, 2008, Nashville, Tennessee. p.1472-1485.A comparison of two cotton cultivars differing in maturity for within-canopy fiber properties

- (Abstract Only)Bauer, P.J., Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R. 2008. A comparison of two cotton cultivars differing in maturity for within-canopy fiber properties [abstract]. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference. p. 24.Influence of pectinolytic enzymes on retting effectiveness and resultant fiber properties

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R. 2008. Influence of pectinolytic enzymes on retting effectiveness and resultant fiber properties. BioResources. 3(1):155-169.Performance of flax mat to replace E-glass in panels produced using traditional thermoset resin infusion methods.

- (Proceedings)Alcock, M., Boyko, S., Foulk, J.A. 2007. Performance of flax mat to replace E-glass in panels produced using traditional thermoset resin infusion methods. Proceedings of the 6th Canadian-International Composites Conference, August 14-17, 2007, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. p.1-12.Cotton Quality Indices of Spun Yarn

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2008. Cotton Quality Indices of Spun Yarn. Breakout session: 1142 Fiber quality evaluation and preservation 2. World Cotton Research Conference Proceedings, September 10-14, 2008, Lubbock, Texas. p. 1758.Quantitative Analysis of Cotton Lint Trash by Fluorescence Spectroscopy

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Gamble, G.R., Foulk, J.A. 2007. Quantitative analysis of cotton lint trash by fluorescence spectroscopy. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 55(13):4940-4943.PROCESSABILITY OF FLAX PLANT STALKS INTO FUNCTIONAL BAST FIBERS

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B. 2008. Processability of flax plant stalks into functional bast fibers. Composite Interfaces. 15(2-3):147-168.Natural cotton and flax fibers

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A. 2007. Natural cotton and flax fibers. [abstract]. Presented at the 2007 Nonwoven Fabric Conference, Greenville, SC, June 7, 2007.  p.14.Principal Component Analysis (PCA) Prediction of Cotton Trash

- (Abstract Only)Allen, A.M., Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R. 2007. Principal Component Analysis (PCA) Prediction of Cotton Trash. Proceedings of Pittcon Meeting.Commercial cotton variety spinning study classic/supplementary measurement relationahips.

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2007. Commercial cotton variety spinning study classic/supplementary measurement relationahips. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 9-12, 2007, New Orleans, Lousiana.  National Cotton Council Am, Memphis, Tennessee.  p.1815-1823. http://www.cotton.org/beltwideCommercial cotton variety spinning study HVI and AFIS spinning relationship.

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2007. Commercial cotton variety spinning study HVI and AFIS spinning relationship. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 9-12, 2007, New Orleans, Louisiana.  2007.  p.1808-1814.  http://www.cotton.org/beltwideMoisture study on botanical cotton trash.

- (Proceedings)Allen, A.M., Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R. 2007. Moisture study on botanical cotton trash. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference,January 9-12, 2007, New Orleans, Louisiana.  p.1782-1785.  National Cotton Council, Memphis, Tennessee.  http://cotton.org/beltwideCommercial cotton variety spinning study quality indices

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2007. Commercial cotton variety spinning study quality indices of spun yarn. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 9-12, 2007, New Orleans, Louisiana. p.2013-2020. National Cotton Council, Memphis, Tennessee.   http://www.cotton.org/beltwideCommercial cotton variety spinning study descriptive statistics and distributions of cotton fiber and yarn.

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2007. Commercial cotton variety spinning study descriptive statistics and distributions of cotton fiber and yarn. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 9-12, 2007, New Orleans, Louisiana. p.1796-1807. National Cotton Council, Memphis, Tennesee.  http://www.cotton.org/beltwideCOMMERCIAL COTTON VARIETY SPINNING STUDY QUALITY INDICES

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2007. Commercial cotton variety spinning study quality indices. 2007 Beltwide Cotton Conference, January 9-12, 2007, New Orleans, Louisiana.  p. 2013.  National Cotton Council, Memphis, Tennesse. Available: www.cotton.org/beltwide/proceedings.cfmCOMMERCIAL COTTON VARIETY SPINNING STUDY DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS AND DISTRIBUTIONS OF COTTON FIBER AND YARN

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2007. Commercial cotton variety spinning study descriptive statistics and distributions of cotton fiber and yarn. 2007 National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana. January 9-12, 2007, p.1796.  National Cotton council, Memphis, Tennessee.  Available: www.cotton.org/beltwide/proceedings/cfmCOMMERCIAL COTTON VARIETY SPINNING STUDY CLASSIC/SUPPLEMENTARY MEASUREMENT RELATIONSHIPS

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2007. Commercial cotton variety spinning study descriptive statistics adn distributions of cotton fiber and yarn. 2007 Beltwide Cotton Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, January 9-12, 2007, p.1815.  National Cotton Council, Memphis, Tennessee.  Available: www.cotton.org/beltwide/proceedings.cfmCOMMERCIAL COTTON VARIETY SPINNING STUDY HVI AND AFIS SPINNING RELATIONSHIP

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Senter, H., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2007. Commercial cotton variety spinning study hvi and afis spinning relationship. 2007 Beltwide Cotton conference, January 9-12, 2007, New Orleans, Louisiana. p.1808. National Cotton Council, Memphis, Tennesse.  Available: www.cotton.org/beltwide/proceedings.cfmPRELIMINARY FOURIER-TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY ANALYSIS OF COTTON TRASH

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Allen, A.M., Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R. 2007. Preliminary Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy analysis on modified cotton trash. Journal of Cotton Science. 11(1):68-74.CHARACTERIZATION OF MODIFIED COTTON TRASH EXTRACTS VIA FOURIER-TRANSFORM INFRARED (FTIR) SPECTRA

- (Abstract Only)FOURIER-TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY ANALYSIS ON MODIFIED COTTON TRASH

- (Abstract Only)OPTIMIZATION FOR ENZYME RETTING OF FLAX WITH PECTATE LYASE

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Akin, D.E., Condon, B.D., Sohn, M., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B., Rigsby, L.L. 2007. Optimization for enzyme retting of flax with pectate lyase. Industrial Crops and Products. 25:136-146.HARVESTING AND PROCESSING OF FLAX IN THE USA

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., McAlister III, D.D. 2006. Harvesting and processing of flax in the usa. Recent Progress in Medicinal Plants. Vol. 15 Natural Products. (ISBN No. 0-9761849-7-4)RETTING OF LINSEED STRAW WITH PECTATE LYASE FOR FLAX FIBERS

- (Proceedings)Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Sohn, M., Foulk, J.A. 2006. Retting of linseed straw with pectate lyase for flax fibers. Proceedings of the 61st Flax Institute of the United States. Pp. 129-135.SINGLE COTTON FIBER PROPERTIES

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., McAlister III, D.D., Luke, D., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2006. Single cotton fiber properties. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference. p. 1976-1986. Also on the web at: www.cotton.org/beltwide/proceedings.cfm (Proceedings)FOURIER-TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY ANALYSIS OF MODIFIED COTTON TRASH EXTRACTS

- (Proceedings)Allen, A.M., Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R. 2006. Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy analysis of modified cotton trash extracts. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, San Antonio, Texas.  p.1938-1945.TRASH MEASUREMENTS IN GINNED COTTON

- (Proceedings)Siddaiah, M., Lieberman, M.A., Hughs, S.E., Foulk, J.A. 2006. Trash measurements in ginned cotton. In: Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conferences, January 3-6, 2006, San Antonio, Texas. 2006 CDROM. p. 1926-1937.FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DURATION OF LAG PHASE DURING IN VITRO BIODEGRADATION OF COMPRESSION-MOLDED, ACETYLATED BIODEGRADABLE SOY PROTEIN FILMS

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Bunn, J.M. 2006. Factors influencing the duration of lag phase during in vitro biodegradation of compression-molded, acetylated biodegradable soy protein films. Journal of Food Science.SINGLE COTTON FIBER PROPERTIES

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A., Mcalister Iii, D.D., Luke, D., Meredith Jr, W.R. 2006. Single cotton fiber properties. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference. p. 1976.ANALYSIS OF FLAX AND COTTON FIBER FABRIC BLENDS AND RECYCLED POLYETHYLENE COMPOSITES

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Chao, W.Y., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Layton, P.A. 2006. Analysis of flax and cotton fiber fabric blends and recycled polyethylene composites. Polymers and the Environment. 14(1):15-25.COTTON TRASH CONSTITUENTS

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R., Allen, A.M. 2006. Cotton trash constituents [abstract].  Presented at the 2006 Pittcon Conference in Orlando, FL, March 12-17, 2006.  Paper No. 1960-1. http://ca.pittcon.org/technical+program/tpabstra06.nsf/agenda+timeslotsweb/D30177C3160A492C8525705006F444B?open documentFOURIER-TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY ANALYSIS OF MODIFIED COTTON TRASH EXTRACTS

- (Abstract Only)Allen, A.M., Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R. 2006. Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy analysis of modified cotton trash extracts. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference. p. 1938.MODIFICATION, USE OF, AND DESCRIPTION OF AATCC OF TEST METHOD 100-1999 TO TEST FOR ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES OF DENIM MADE FROM FLAX FABRIC.

- (Proceedings)Chun, D.T., Foulk, J.A., McAlister III, D.D. 2006. Modification, use of, and description of aatcc of test method 100-1999 to test for antibacterial properties of denim made from flax fabric. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference.  htpp://www.cotton.org/beltwide/proceedings/2006/pdfs/2050-2050.pdf.Fourier-Transform Infrared Spectroscopy Analysis of Modified Cotton Trash Extracts

- (Abstract Only)Allen, A.M., Foulk, J.A., Gamble, G.R. 2006. Fourier-Transform infrared spectroscopy analysis of modified cotton trash extracts. National Cotton Council Beltwide Cotton Conference, San Antonio, Texas. p. 1938.EFFECT OF TWO GROWTH REGULATORS ON YIELD AND FIBER QUALITY AND QUANTITY IN FLAX (LINUM USITATISSIMUM L.)

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Ayala Silva, T., Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B. 2005. Effect of two growth regulators on yield and fiber quality and quantity in flax (linum usitatissimum l.). Plant Growth Regulation Society of America Quarterly. 33:90-100.FLAX RESEARCH IN THE US:  PRODUCTION, RETTING, PROCESSING AND STANDARDS

- (Proceedings)Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Foulk, J.A., Morrison III, W.H. 2005. Flax research in the US:  production, retting, processing and standards. In: Proceedings of the 11th International Conference for Renewable Resources and Plant Biotechnology, June 6-7, 2005, Poznan, Poland. CDROM.TILLAGE EFFECTS ON COTTON AND FLAX

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Bauer, P.J., Akin, D.E., Busscher, W.J., Camp Jr, C.R., Ayala Silva, T., Dodd, R. 2005. Tillage effects on cotton and flax. Annual Southern Conservation Tillage Conference for Sustainable Agriculture, The Science of Conservation Tillage -- Continuing the Discoveries. Clemson University, Pee Dee Research and Education Center, Florence, SC, June 27-29, 2005. p.131-139.EFFECT OF TILLAGE ON DOUBLE-CROPPPED FLAX/COTTON PRODUCTION AND FIBER PROPERTIES

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Bauer, P.J., Akin, D.E., Busscher, W.J., Camp Jr, C.R., Ayala Silva, T. 2007. Effect of tillage on double-croppped flax/cotton production and fiber properties. Online. Crop Management doi:10.1094/CM-2007-0803-01-RS.FLAX RESEARCH IN THE US:  PRODUCTION, RETTING, PROCESSING AND STANDARDS

- (Abstract Only)TRASH IDENTIFICATION IN COTTON

- (Research Notes)Foulk, J.A., Mcalister III, D.D. 2005. Trash identification in cotton. Proceedings of the International Textile Manufacturers Federation Meeting. One page only.STANDARD TEST METHOD FOR ASSESSING CLEAN FLAX FIBER FINENESS

- (Book / Chapter)Foulk, J.A. 2005. Standard test method for assessing clean flax fiber fineness. American Society for Testing Materials Standards (ASTM International-D7025-04a). Book of Standards Volume 7.02, 5 pages.ENZYME-RETTED FLAX USING DIFFERENT FORMULATIONS AND PROCESSED THROUGH THE USDA FLAX FIBER PILOT PLANT

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B., Epps, H.H. 2006. Enzyme-retted flax using different formulations and processed through the usda flax fiber pilot plant. Journal of Natural Fibers.  3:55-68.COMPARISON OF SMALL TRASH MEASUREMENTS BETWEEN IMAGING TECHNIQUES AND AFIS

- (Proceedings)Siddaiah, M., Hughs, S.E., Lieberman, M., Foulk, J. 2005. Comparison of small trash measurements between imaging techniques and afis. In: Proceedings of the National Cotton Council, Beltwide Cotton Conferences, January 4-7, 2005, New Orleans, Louisiana. 2005 CDROM. p. 2362-2372.TRASH IDENTIFICATION AT THE CARD

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Mcalister III, D.D. 2005. Trash identification at the card. Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conference, Cotton Quality Conference, January 4-7, 2005, New Orleans, LA, p. 2244-2253.ANALYSIS OF FLAX FIBER FABRIC BLENDS AND RECYCLED POLYETHYLENE COMPOSITES

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Chao, W.Y., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Layton, P.A. 2005. Analysis of flax fiber fabric blends and recycled polyethylene composites. Bio Environmental Polymer Society, 12th Annual BEPS Conference, December 5-10, 2004, Monterey, Mexico. p. 48-49.RESEARCH TO DEVELOP AND SUPPORT A US FLAX FIBER INDUSTRY

- (Proceedings)Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Foulk, J.A., Morrison III, W.H. 2004. Research to develop and support a US flax fiber industry. In: Proceedings of the 33rd United States-Japan Cooperative Program in Natural Resources, December 8-21, 2004, Honolulu, Hawaii. p. 96-100.TRASH IDENTIFICATION AT THE CARD

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A., Mcalister III, D.D. 2005. Trash identification at the card (ABSTRACT ONLY). Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conference, p. 2244.COTTON FLAX BLENDED NONWOVEN FABRICS WITH VALUE-ADDED PROPERTIES FOR INDUSTRIAL MARKETS

- (Abstract Only)Annis, P., Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Vaughn, E. 2005. Cotton flax blended nonwoven fabrics with value-added properties for industrial markets (ABSTRACT ONLY). Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conference, p. 2780.FLAX FIBER IN THE USA: PRODUCTION, PROCESSING AND EVALUATION.

- (Abstract Only)Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B., Morrison III, W.H. 2004. Flax fiber in the USA: production, processing and evaluation [abstract]. Abstracts of the Association for Advancement of Industrial Crops (AAIC) Annual Meeting. P. 9.FLAX FIBER IN THE USA: PRODUCTION, PROCESSING, AND EVALUATION

- (Abstract Only)Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B., Morrison III, W.H. 2004. Flax fiber in the usa: production, processing, and evaluation [abstract]. Industrial Crops and Uses to Diversify Agriculture.ENZYME-RETTED FLAX FIBER AND RECYCLED POLYETHYLENE COMPOSITES

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Chao, W.Y., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Layton, P.A. Enzyme-retted flax fiber and recycled polyethylene composites. Polymers and the Environment. 2004. v.12(3), p. 165-171.PILOT PLANT FOR PROCESSING FLAX FIBER

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Foulk, J.A. 2005. Pilot plant for processing flax fiber. Industrial Crops and Products. 21:369-378.PROPERTIES OF ENZYME-RETTED, MECHANICALLY PROCESSED FLAX FIBERS

- (Abstract Only)Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B., Epps, H.H. 2004. Properties of enzyme-retted, mechanically processed flax fibers. International Conference on Textile Biotechnology.  June 13-16, Graz, Austria. Abstract #16.MID-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OF COTTON ROTOR DUST

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Mcalister Iii, D.D., Himmelsbach, D.S., Hughs, S.E. 2004. Mid-infrared spectroscopy of cotton rotor dust. Journal of Cotton Science, Vol. 8, Issue 4, 243-253.HVI TRASH IDENTIFICATION IN COTTON

- (Research Notes)Foulk, J.A., McAlister III, D.D. HVI trash identification in cotton. Proceedings of the International Textile Manufacturers Federation Meeting.2004. ITMF Executive Summary, 1 page. Available from: www.ITMF.org.USDA FLAX FIBER PILOT PLANT

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., McAlister III, D.D., Dodd, R.B.  USDA flax fiber pilot plant. 60th Flax Institute Proceedings. 2004. p. 56-63.EFFECT OF GROWTH REGULATORS ON YIELD AND FIBER QUALITY AND QUANTITY IN FLAX (LINUM USITATISSIMUM L.)

- (Abstract Only)Ayala Silva, T., Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R. 2004. Effect of growth regulators on yield and fiber quality and quantity in flax. 31st Annual Meeting Plant Growth Regulation Society of America. August 1-4, 2004.  Charleston Riverview Hotel, Charleston, SC. p 26-27. ABSTRACT ONLY.OPTIMIZING FLAX PRODUCTION IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION OF THE UNITED STATES.

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Frederick, J.R. Optimizing flax production in the south atlantic region of the United States. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture. 2004. 84:870-876.FIBER CROPS: COTTON AND COTTONIZED FLAX

- (Trade Journal)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., McAlister III, D.D. 2004. Fiber crops: cotton and cottonized flax. Cotton International World Report. February 2004. pp 8-10.SMALL TRASH IDENTIFICATION IN COTTON USING IMAGING TECHNIQUES

- (Proceedings)Siddaiah, M., Hughs, S.E., Lieberman, M.A., Foulk, J.A. 2004. Small trash identification in cotton using imaging techniques. In: Proceedings of the National Cotton Council, 2004 Beltwide Cotton Conferences, January 5-9, 2004, San Antonio, Texas. p. 2394-2401.TRASH IDENTIFICATION IN MILL LAYDOWN

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., McAlister III, D.D., Kulasekera, K.B. Trash identification in mill laydown. Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conferences, National Cotton Council,National Cotton Council, Memphis, TN. 2004. p. 2402-2410. Available from: www.cotton.org/beltwide/proceedings.cfm.FIBER CROPS: COTTON AND COTTONIZED FLAX

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., McAlister III, D.D. Fiber crops: cotton and cottonized flax. Proceedings of 27th International Cotton Conference, Faserinstitute Bremen Cotton Exchange Meetings, 2004. p. 102-116.EFFECT OF GROWTH REGULATORS ON YIELD AND FIBER QUALITY AND QUANTITY IN FLAX

- (Abstract Only)Ayala Silva, T., Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R. 2004. Effect of growth regulators on yield and fiber quality and quantity in flax. Plant Growth Regulator Society of America Meeting. PGRSA Quarterly, 32(2)48. ABSTRACT ONLY.PROGRESS IN ENZYME-RETTING OF FLAX

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Akin, D.E., Henriksson, G., Evans, J.D., Adamsen, A., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B. 2004. Progress in Enzyme-Retting of Flax.  Journal of Natural Fibres. Vol. 1, pp. 21-47.IDENTIFICATION OF TRASH

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., McAlister III, D.D., Himmelsbach, D.S., Hughs, S.E.Identification of trash. Cotton Incorporated 16th Annual Fiber Selection (EFS) Conference Proceedings. 2004. Available from: www.cottoninc.com/efsnew/Proceedings03/FoulkJ%20EFSCONF03.PDFHVI AND GLUCOSE ANALYSIS OF ACID TREATED, RINSED, AND, OR HEATED AND  AUTOCLAVED COTTON FIBERS

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A. HVI and glucose analysis of acid treated, rinsed, and, or heated and autoclaved cotton fibers. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal. 2004. v.22(4), p.178-184.ENZYME-RETTED FLAX FIBER AND RECYCLED POLYETHYLENE COMPOSITES

- (Abstract Only)Foulk, J.A., Chao, W., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R., Layton, P.A. Enzyme-retted flax fiber and recycled polyethylene composites. Bio Environmental Polymer Society. 2003. Page 25.  Available from: www.beps.org.SHIRLEY ANALYZER TRASH COLLECTION

- (Research Notes)Foulk, J.A. Shirley analyzer trash collection. Cotton Foundation Reference Book Series. 2003. 2002-2003 Project Report.  14 pages.  Available from: www.cotton.org/foundation/2002-03/projects/general-proof-quality.cfm#_ Shirley_Analyzer_modifications_for_fiber,_trash_and_dust_collection_ for_ further_separation.MODIFYING DEW-RETTED FLAX FIBER AND YARNS WITH A SECONDARY ENZYMATIC TREATMENT

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)EVANS, J.D., AKIN, D.E., MORRISON III, W.H., HIMMELSBACH, D.S., MCALISTER III, D.D., FOULK, J.A. MODIFICATION OF DEW-RETTED FLAX FIBER AND YARNS VIA SECONDARY ENZYMATIC TREATMENT. TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL. 2003. v. 73(10). p. 901-906.SMALL TRASH IDENTIFICATION IN COTTON

- (Proceedings)Proceedings 2003 Beltwide Cotton Conference, Cotton Quality Measurement Conference, National Cotton Council, Memphis, TN, 1986-1995 pp.FIBER FLAX FARMING PRACTICES IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATE

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Crop Management online:doi:10.1094/CM-2003-0124-01-MG, 6 pagesADVANCED FIBER INFORMATION SYSTEM LENGTH MEASUREMENT OF HAND SORTED COTTONS BY LENGTH GROUP

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)McAlister III, D.D., Foulk, J.A., Harrison, R.E. 2003. Afis length measurement of hand sorted cottons by length group. Journal of Cotton Science 7:217-223.FLAX FIBER HARVESTING, SEPARATION, AND TEXTILE PROCESSING IN THE USDA - PART II

- (Proceedings)Proceedings of Production, Processing and Use of Natural Fibers. Potsdam University and Agrartechnik Bornim, Potsdam, Germany, pp 1-8.FLAX FIBER HARVESTING, SEPARATION, AND TEXTILE PROCESSING IN THE USDA

- (Abstract Only)Production, Processing and Use of Natural Fibers. Book of Abstracts. Furl, C, Editor. 110 pages, pages 18-19.INFLUENCE OF WATER PRE-SOAK ON ENZYME-RETTING OF FLAX

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)AKIN, D.E., MORRISON III, W.H., RIGSBY, L.L., EVANS, J.D., FOULK, J.A. INFLUENCE OF WATER PRE-SOAK ON ENZYME-RETTING OF FLAX. INDUSTRIAL CROPS AND PRODUCTS. 2003. v. 17. p. 149-159.FLAX FIBER IN TEXTILES

- (Abstract Only)Abstracts of the 224th ACS National Meeting: Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, August 18-22, Boston, MA, 2002. p.131.SINGLE COTTON FIBER PROPERTIES OF LOW, IDEAL AND HIGH MICRONAIRE VALUES.

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)FOULK, J.A., MCALISTER III, D.D. SINGLE COTTON FIBER PROPERTIES OF LOW, IDEAL AND HIGH MICRONAIRE VALUES. TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL. 71 (10) pp. 885-891. 2002.FLAX-RETTING BY POLYGALACTURONASE-CONTAINING ENZYME MIXTURES AND EFFECTS ON FIBER PROPERTIES

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Evans, J.D., Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A. 2002. Flax-retting by polygalacturonase-containing enzyme mixtures and effects on fiber properties. Journal of Biotechnology; Vol. 97, pp. 223-231.FLAX FIBER: POTENTIAL FOR A NEW CROP IN THE SOUTHEAST

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., McAlister III, D.D. Flax fiber: potential for a new crop in the southeast. New Crops and New Uses Biodiversity and Agricultural Sustainability.2002. p. 361-370.  Available from: http://www.hort.purdue.edu/New crop/NCNU02/v5-361.htmlCOTTON FIBERS: PROPERTIES AND INTERACTION WITH FLAX FIBERS IN BLENDS (FOCUS ON ROTOR SPUN YARN)

- (Proceedings)McAlister III, D.D., Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Annis, P. 2004. Cotton fibers: properties and interaction with flax fibers in blends (focus on rotor spun yarn). Faserinstitute Bremen Cotton Exchange Meetings.CULTURAL PRACTICES OF FLAX IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES

- (Proceedings)Proceedings of the 59th Meeting of the Flax Institute of the United States, Fargo, ND, March 21-23, 2002, pp 124-137COLOR CHANGES VIA TREATMENTS

- (Proceedings)Proceedings 2002 Beltwide Cotton Council, National Cotton Council, Memphis, TN, 10 pages.COTTON COLOR AND TRASH:1990 HVI, 2001 HVI, AND SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC          MEASUREMENTS

- (Proceedings)Proceedings 2002 Beltwide Cotton Conferences, National Cotton Council, Memphis, TN, 3 pagesCOTTON FIBERS: PROPERTIES AND INTERACTION WITH FLAX FIBERS IN BLENDS

- (Proceedings)Akin, D.E., Mcalister III, D.D., Foulk, J.A., Evans, J.D. 2002. Cotton fibers: properties and interaction with flax fibers in blends. Proceedings of the 26th International Cotton Conference, Bremen; Faserinstitute Bremen Germany; pp. 199-206.MODIFICATION OF DEW RETTED FLAX FIBERS BY MEANS OF AN AIR-ATOMIZED ENZYME TREATMENT

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Evans, J.D., Akin, D.E., Morrison Iii, W.H., Himmelsbach, D.S., Foulk, J.A. 2002. Modification of dew retted flax fibers by means of an air-atomized enzyme treatment. Textile Research Journal 72(7): 578-585. 2002.FLAX FIBER: POTENTIAL FOR A NEW CROP IN THE SOUTHEAST

- (Abstract Only)Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B., Foulk, J.A., Mcalister III, D.D. 2001. Flax fiber: potential for a new crop in the southeast [abstract). Association for the Advancement of Industrial Crops Conference. p. 29.INFLUENCE ON FLAX FIBER OF COMPONENTS IN ENZYME-RETTING FORMULATIONS

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B. 2002. Influence on flax fiber of components in enzyme-retting formulations. Textile Research Journal; Vol. 72(6), pp. 510-514.PHYSICAL AND BARRIER PROPERTIES OF DEVELOPED BILAYER PROTEIN FILMS

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Bunn, J.M. Physical and barrier properties of developed bilayer protein films. Applied Engineering in Agriculture. 2001. v. 17 (5). p 635-641.COLOR OF ENZYME-RETTED FLAX FIBER AFFECTED BY PROCESSING, CLEANING AND COTTONIZING

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Epps, H.H., Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B. 2001. Color of Enzyme-Retted Flax Fiber Affected by Processing, Cleaning and Cottonizing.  Textile Research Journal.COLOR OF ENZYME-RETTED FLAX FIBER AFFECTED BY PROCESSING, CLEANING AND COTTONIZING

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Epps, H.H., Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B. 2001. Color of enzyme-retted flax fiber affected by processing, cleaning and cottonizing. Textile Research Journal; Vol. 71(10), pp. 916-921.ENZYME-RETTING OF FLAX AND CHARACTERIZATION OF PROCESSED FIBERS

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Akin, D.E., Foulk, J.A., Dodd, R.B., Mcalister III, D.D. 2001. Enzyme-retting of flax and characterization of processed fibers. Journal of Biotechnology. 89:193-203.PROPERTIES OF COMPRESSION MOLDED, ACETYLATED SOY PROTEIN FILMS

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Bunn, J.M. Properties of compression molded, acetylated soy protein films. Industrial Crops and Products International Conference Proceedings. 2001. v.14(1). p.11-22.PROCESSING TECHNIQUES FOR IMPROVING ENZYME-RETTING OF FLAX

- (Peer Reviewed Journal)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B. Processing techniques for improving enzyme-retting of flax. Industrial Crops and Products International Conference Proceedings. 2001. v.13 (3). p. 239-248.ENZYME RETTING AND PROPERTIES OF FLAX FIBERS

- (Proceedings)Akin, D.E., Morrison III, W.H., Rigsby, L.L., Dodd, R.B., Foulk, J.A., Mc Alister III, D.D. 2000. Enzyme retting and properties of flax fibers. Fiber Flax Processing for Applications in Textiles and Composites.  The Center for American Flax Fiber, Clemson University: pp. Appendix IV, 1-6.FLAX FIBER: STRUCTURE, PROPERTIES, AND ENZYME RETTING

- (Proceedings)Akin, D.E., Morrison III, W.H., Rigsby, L.L., Dodd, R.B., Foulk, J.A., Mcalister III, D.D. 2000. Flax fiber: structure, properties, and enzyme retting. Proceedings of the 58th Flax Institute, United States; pp. 202-207.NEW LOW COST FLAX FIBERS FOR COMPOSITES.

- (Proceedings)Foulk, J.A., Akin, D.E., Dodd, R.B. 2000. New low cost flax fibers for composites. Fiber Flax Processing for Applications in Textiles and Composites.The Center for American Flax Fiber, Clemson University. Appendix III, p. 1-11.NEW LOW COST FLAX FIBERS FOR COMPOSITES

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