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The Gardener's Network - A to Z's of Home Gardening : Crop Rotation
... Just like insects, plant diseases can also overwinter in plant leaves and vines under your soil. You can help to guard against this by removing and destroying any diseased plants. How to ... a three year cycle. But also, be more diligent in discarding any insect infested or diseased plant tissue. | Home | A to Z's of Growing | Flowers | Fruit | Bulbs | Vegetables | Lawncare | Pumpkins | Houseplants ...
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Common Sense Gardening and Compost
... seeds may survive the composting process and germinate a year later in your garden. Any diseased plant material (such as peas with powdery mildew, roses with blackspot, or apples with fireblight) should ... burned, garbaged, or taken to the local dump. The fungal and bacterial organisms in the diseased materials may survive the composting process. Do not use fecal material from dogs, cats, or ...
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Geranium Blog : Plant Care
... the winter "It is foolish to try to save diseased plants, but healthy and vigorous plants do have a ... Remove diseased plants and plant parts quickly Excellent drainage Posted by Dawn Hill at 10:03 PM Categories: Disease, Plant Care Wednesday ... Shopping Orange Geranium Other Pelargoniums Peacock Geranium Phyllis Geranium Plant Behavior Plant Care Praying Mantis Propagation Pruning Rose Geranium ...
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Can North American rose hybridizers safely use pollen from PNRSV infected roses
... provide sufficient information such that North American rose hybridizers should be wary of using PNRSV diseased roses as pollen parents in their hybridizing program. Examples of how others have interpreted ... same row infected different species neighbors may not have overlapped the bloom period of the diseased plant that proved the examined seeds. In the third "experiment" he did detect PNRSV in ...
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Lily Pests and Diseases
... found in lilies are often transmitted from plant to plant by aphids that have bitten into the plant and ingested the virus. When they ... collapses and decays. Botrytis only attacks the surface of the plant and can spread to other surfaces or neighbouring plants as spores ... the liquids from a plant. They are also the main cause of viral transmission, by feeding off of a diseased plant and moving onto a ...
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Anthracnose of Grape
... until Véraison. Once the disease is established, asexual fruiting bodies called acervuli form on diseased areas. These acervuli produce conidia during periods of wet weather. These conidia are ... Management 1. Sanitation is very important. Prune out and destroy (remove from the vineyard) diseased plant parts during the dormant season. This includes infected shoots, cluster stems, and berries. This ...
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Vegetable Crops - pt 4
... line; diseased plants may be girdled at the base causing sudden wilting and death of plant. Diseased parts of ... diseased plant and resulting in the infection and death of several plants in the same row. Planting on a raised bed and avoiding excessive moisture in the plant ... of Tubers (fungi - Phytophthora parasitica and P. cryptogea): Diseased tubers are spongy and initially discolored around the ...
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On-Line Glossary: I
... . (3) in vivo. Within a living organism. (2) invasion. In plant pathology: Spread of a pathogen through tissues of a diseased plant. (20) involute. Of the margin of the pileus: Rolled in, especially ... diseased plant tissue. (21) isolation. 1. The process of getting an organism in pure culture. 2. The pure culture itself. (17) isoline. (Isogenic line.) One line in a series of genetically similar plant ...
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DIAGNOSING PLANT DAMAGE - Figure 2-4
... the roots. LOOK FOR DAMAGING FACTOR AT JUNCTION OF NORMAL AND ABNORMAL PLANT TISSUE. GRADUAL DECLINE of entire plant or a major portion of it is caused by living factors such as ... . Black fruiting bodies of causal fungus may be present on diseased needles. Top Return to Look for Patterns, Return to Diagnosing Plant Damage Main Page Department of Horticulture, Oregon State University, Corvallis ...
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Black Root Rot of Greenhouse Floral Crops, HYG-3066-96
... Long distance spread between greenhouses occurs via the movement of infested (but not necessarily diseased) plant material. Many of our specialized plug producers control crop stresses so well that ... , though unwelcome, resident in your greenhouse. Disease Management Avoid Plant Stress Almost any factor that stresses the host plant can lead to further parasitic development of this disease. ...
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