Articles from Science News (September 14, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Bitten plants deploy gut-rotting enzyme. (Corn Defenses).	Milius, S.		418
Cave formations yield seismic clues. (Earth Science).			384
Chinese records show typhoon cycles. (Climate).		Brief Article	256
Could the Anasazi have stayed? (Archaeology).		Brief Article	311
Fast growth, purity may multiply uses. (Better-Built Diamonds).	Weiss, P.		561
Growing Roses Organically: Your Guide to Creating an Easy-Care Garden Full of Fragrance and Beauty.		Book Review	101
Howling good time. (Letters).		Letter to the Editor	121
In Our Hands: A Hand Surgeon's Tales of the Body's Most Exquisite Instrument.		Book Review	140
In the universe, dwarfs may pop up last. (Birth of a Tiny Galaxy).	Cowen, R.		544
Many fish run on empty. (Biology).	Raloff, Janet	Brief Article	233
Mouse tests link nicotine to crib death. (Smoking Gun?).	Seppa, N.		511
Plane truth. (Letters).		Letter to the Editor	251
Protein flags colon, prostate cancers. (Cancer).		Brief Article	310
Save our sounds: in some libraries, noise is good.	Milius, Susan		2450
Science at the Extreme: Scientists on the Cutting Edge of Discovery.		Book Review	104
Singing frog in China evokes whales, primates. (Zoology).		Brief Article	268
So You Have to Do a Science Fair Project.		Book Review	84
Some journalists feel stress wounds of war. (Distressing Dispatches).	Bower, B.		484
Targeted therapies: will gene screens usher in personalized medicine?	Christensen, Damaris		2097
The Tending Instinct: How Nurturing Is Essential to Who We Are and How We Live.		Book Review	157
Tracks in the Sea: Matthew Fontaine Maury and the Mapping of the Oceans.		Book Review	204
Two-toned euro coins shed metallic allergen. (Money Allergies).	Gorman, J.		485
World Summit delegates wrangle over eco-friendly future. (Small Steps).	Pickrell, J.		711