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Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Crops for the Home Landscape: Alternatives to Citrus
... a must, as avocados do not tolerate flooding. Productivity, season of maturity, cold tolerance, and disease tolerance vary greatly depending upon the variety under consideration. Season: late May to March. Banana ... free, well-drained soils. In south Florida, jakfruit trees have few serious pest or disease problems. Season: spring-fall (some all year round). Longan Indigenous to Mayanmar (Burma), ...
edis.ifas.ufl.edu

Your Favorite Potato Leaf Variety : - Growing Tomatoes Forum - GardenWeb
... there was a definate disadvantage in the strain regarding tolerance of folliage deseases. I could not tell any difference in fruit ... this world tomato in regards to flavor, production, and foliar disease tolerance ... I will also meantion seed gave me an RL plant ... " as frequent differences in plant shape/size/leaf type/desease tolerance/general health and fruit nature/yield, from which experience ...
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Potato Leaf? - Growing Tomatoes Forum - GardenWeb
... plant more/less productive or disease resistant?) There is no association that I know of between wispy leaves and fruit production of heart shaped varieties or disease tolerance. (Those of you who ... in that FAQ, they do show a greater degree of disease tolerance to the common foliage diseases but not everyone sees that. Disease tolerance for the most common tomato diseases, the foliage diseases, is ...
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Broccoli
... the home gardener cannot save seed of any brassica, owing to the immense likelihood of disease (growing brassica seed is a difficult process, and all commercial seed is eventually inspected for ... little larger than Calabrese Thompson: a late-season mainhead type (late-maturing type; heat and disease tolerance, good side shoots); successor to older "Umpqua" Waltham: not good in high heat--for later ...
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HortNews- March 2005
... poor flower production. It will also increase air circulation through the plant, reducing potential for disease problems. Finally, shape the plant as needed. Floribundas and grandiflora roses should be pruned to ... foliage provides a nice contrast to the soft, non-fading flower, and offers above average disease tolerance to mildew and blackspot. 'Elle's flowers bloom on 10-14 inch stems and are ...
hortparadise.unl.edu

Slicing Cucumbers, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center
... and 80, Turbo. For trial: Abbott & Cobb 5001 and 5002, All America (semi-dwarf, multiple disease tolerance), Burpless Bush, Daytona, Gemini, Indy, Pacer, Seneca Longbow, Slicemaster, Slice Nice, Sprint, Triumph. Daytona and ...
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Genetic engineering of plants to enhance resistance to fungal pathogens-a review of progress and future prospects
... disease control has never been complete. Manipulation of salicylic acid, ethylene, and cytokinin levels in transgenic plants have provided some interesting results with regard to enhanced disease tolerance or ... . Combinations of defense gene products have shown considerably more promise in reducing disease than single-transgene introductions. The use of tissue-specific or pathogen-inducible promoters ...
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New Vegetable Cultivars for 2001
... 60 days from erect compact bush plants that have excellent disease tolerance. (P.V.P. Applied for) Seeds are very slow to ... with smooth, medium green fruit that closely resembles Zucchini 'Elite'. Tolerance to zucchini yellows mosaic and watermelon mosaic II Virus ... a refined kernel and the sturdy plants have excellent disease tolerance. (Harris Seeds) Tomato F1 'Jolly" AAS Vegetable Award Winner is ...
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Lactuca sativa Disease Descriptions - Big Vein
... Lactuca sativa Disease Descriptions - Big Vein Big Vein Symptoms on Lettuce Big Vein (virus): Infection may appear at ... up to eight years. Avoiding excessive soil moisture and rotation are the means of reducing disease losses. Varieties may differ in tolerance. October, 1996
plantpathology.tamu.edu

SOY006 - Disease Resistance in Selected Soybean Varieties
... disease or pre- and post-emergence damping-off, but is most common after soil temperature increases and high rainfall results in soils waterlogged for long periods. Soybean varieties differ in their tolerance ... tolerant to this disease are available. Resistant varieties should be used when disease pressure is very high. In most instances, however, varieties with field tolerance to this disease are ...
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