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A New Tree Biology
... could compartmentalize the infections. Wood-inhabiting microorganisms survived so long as they could compete successfully in successions as the wood in the compartments was digested. This was the ... . Compartmentalization is under moderate to strong genetic control. The ability of microorganisms to compete successfully with others and to spread within the compartments is also under genetic control. ...
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Institute of Horticulture
... actual production. Our main goal is to produce high quality flowers and fruits that will compete successfully in the demanding world markets. The Institute of Horticulture is comprised of two departments: Department ...
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Cycad International : Katherine NT Australia
... receive generous amounts of compost. Regular water and fertilising is essential if they are to compete successfully with the tree roots. Blue leaved species should be grown in full sun, preferably in ...
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What Plants Can Tell Us
... to the edge of the garden. These plants can compete with other plants in the "disturbed" soil of the garden, but they cannot successfully invade the plant community in the surrounding "undisturbed ... persist. As the soil assumes a less disturbed state, other plants would become established and compete successfully. The succulent purslane probably would be the first to die out; next would be the ...
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Schedule of Camellia Shows
... , check with one of Board Members on how to do this. Many of our members compete successfully in these shows, so why not have a go, too? These clubs will welcome your ...
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Abies lasiocarpa (Hook
... silver and grand fir, and/or mountain hemlock, subalpine fir does not compete successfully under closed-forest conditions. It does not compete well with the spruces, lodgepole pine, or interior Douglas-fir when ... hand, some multi-storied stands appear to have originated as uneven-aged stands and are successfully perpetuating that structure (3,27). Where subalpine fir is a component of the climax ...
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Chamaecyparis thyoides (L
... as abandoned cranberry bogs and clearcuttings, provide the conditions necessary for white-cedar seedlings to compete successfully with hardwood and shrub associates (6). Open-grown Atlantic white-cedar seedlings may reach an ...
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Spruce Pine Range and Habitat
... According to Kossuth and Michael (1990) : "Little is known about spruce pine's ability to compete for minerals and water. Although it is classed as very shade tolerant, it is a ... pine may be able to compete successfully on cutover lands where other southern pines are unsuccessful." Hybrids According to Kossuth and Michael (1990) : "Spruce pine has been successfully crossed with shortleaf pine but ...
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Plant Pathology: Disease Management: Biological Control
... incompatible micro-organisms is also a form of biological control. Some diseases that can be successfully controlled using biological agents are pathogens of pruning wounds and other cut surfaces, crown gall ... plants or seeds with a non-pathogenic strain of a related species that can out-compete the pathogenic organism. In some cases, the treating species need not be closely related to ...
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Starting Perennials from Seed Successfully
... Successfully Grow Your Garden from Seeds Successfully Growing Garlic Successfully Gardening In Fall and Winter Successfully Fall Propagation Techniques Forcing Bulbs Successfully Starting Perennial Seeds Successfully Saving Seeds Successfully Composting Successfully ... Be very vigilant about weeds so they don't take over or compete with your new seedlings. Perennials will come back year after year, ...
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