QCD at SLD

This talk reviews seven SLD papers, which provide useful, unique, and precise contributions to our understanding of hadron production in the decay of Z0 produced in e+e- collisions. The data were gathered by the SLAC Large Detector (SLD) at the SLAC Linear Collider (SLC). This accelerator/detector is able to systematic advantages including a tiny and stable interaction region combined with a precise high-resolution vertex detector, excellent particle identification, and a high-resolution vertex detector, excellent particle identification, and a highly polarized electron beam. The papers include studies of: (1) factorial and cumulant moments, (2) charged multiplicities produced by b, c, and uds quarks, (3) rapidity gaps, orientations and energy partitions of three-jet events, (4) jet handedness, (5) triple-product correlation in polarized Z0 decays to three jets, and π±, K±, p, K0, and Λ production in Z0 decays. Comparisons are made to LEP results where appropriate