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In the Garden with Doug Craver: March 1999
... follows: As we reduce the volume of the plant, we also reduce the number of disease spores carried over on the canes. The lower we prune, the less blackspot we have early ...
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Doug's Way With Roses
... air movement through the center, providing a haven for insects and disease and making it difficult to administer our pest controls. 7. A ... ), the cane has sustained damage from a hard freeze or from disease. Continue pruning down the cane until the cut reveals a white ... aid of a toothbrush. Take care not to puncture the crown as disease spores could enter the wound, as well as many potential bud eyes ...
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mark huss roses - PennJersey Care Winners
... and Peace. Note that these earlier specimens have unfortunately ensured that a good selection of disease spores is readily available. PS. I also got Altissimo and The McCartney Rose to plant there ...
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Plant Pathology: Infection Process: Disease Development
... reproductive efficiency. The spread of a disease and the formation of epidemics is reliant on the pathogen's ability to disperse rapidly over long distances. The spores of cereal rusts, for instance ... extensive spread. For a pathogen to cause disease in successive seasons, it must be able to survive the intervening time. Some pathogens form spores or sclerotia that can survive in the soil ...
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Plant Pathology: Disease Management: Biological Control
... the relationship conclusion Disease Development pathogen host environment interaction between factors Epidemiology Disease Assessment crop assessment disease incidence & severity crop loss assessment Disease Management Quarantine exclusion ... known to parasitise plant pathogens, such as other bacteria and fungal spores. Predation of plant pathogens by invertebrates can also contribute to general ...
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Help! What is this? virus, pest, disease? - Orchids Forum - GardenWeb
... They just turn yellow. Kevin RE: Help! What is this? virus, pest, disease? clip this post email this post what is this? see most ... with that discolouration dropped off. RE: Help! What is this? virus, pest, disease? clip this post email this post what is this? see most ... the black spots on the leaves are raised spots almost like spores. Post a Follow-Up Please Note: Only registered members are able ...
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The Threat of Dutch Elm Disease
... Disease The Threat of Dutch Elm Disease GardenLine | Trees and Shrubs | The Threat of Dutch Elm Disease Russell Friesen This is the first ... , the elms of Asia established a natural equilibrium with the disease. Dutch elm disease only became an epidemic in the early part of this ... to feed. By flying from tree to tree, these beetles deliver spores of the fungus in a very effective manner. The Prospects ...
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The Virginia Camellia Society - Education - Disease Problems of Camellias
... or water. Spread of the disease is usually during the spring and early summer months. The disease is characterized by sudden wilting ... (apothecia) about 1/2 inch in diameter that release spores. These spores are carried by the wind and cause infection when they ... Some fungicidal sprays, such as Bayleton, applied weekly will reduce disease incidence but not eliminate it. Other diseases: Other diseases of ...
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Elmcare.com - Dutch Elm Disease
... a wilt disease with an extremely high fatality rate among elms. How Dutch Elm Disease Kills Dutch elm disease (or DED) is caused by a fungus. After the disease is contracted, spores rapidly ... Dutch elm disease, click on one of the topics below: History of Dutch elm disease Prevention of Dutch elm disease Transmission of Dutch elm disease Traditional Treatments Symptoms of Dutch elm disease Innovative ...
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Transmission of Dutch Elm Disease
... Elm Trees Caring for Your Elm Elm Tree Diseases Dutch Elm Disease History of DED Transmission Symptoms Prevention Treatments New Research Elm ... beetle breeds or feeds in a DED-infected tree, the sticky spores of the fungus become attached to its back. When the ... effective. Top Infected Tools Pruning tools can also transmit Dutch elm disease. All tools should be cleaned before pruning a healthy tree. ...
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