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IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT IN SUGARBEET PRODUCTION
... drier than optimum (treatment 1) than for the same variety irrigated excessively to maintain optimum disease conditions (treatment 6). Under a more normal range of irrigation conditions, yield was about 10% greater under drier than optimum [matric potential kept at 50-70 cbars on a sandy soil (treatment 1)] relative to optimum soil moisture [matric potential ...
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Desirable Herb Varieties, By Herb
... what distinguishes those cuisines as much as and perhaps more than anything is the condiments--herbs, spices, flavorings--they commonly use in ... to pick at the optimum moment for eating quality: but for dried seeds, there is no "optimum moment"--the plant dries down ... sunny windowsill will even do, though most houses are drier indoors in the winter than many herbs--which normally like damp air--will ...
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Apple Powdery Mildew, HYG-3001-94
... the relative humidity is greater than 90% and the temperature is between 50-77 degrees F. The optimum temperature range for the fungus ... free water for their spores to germinate and infect. Under optimum conditions, powdery mildew can be obvious to the naked eye 48 ... important to remember that powdery mildew can be a problem in drier growing seasons when other diseases are not a problem. Control ...
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CYMBIDIUM CULTURE
... (August to October) must be 50° to 60° to initiate flower spikes. Optimum temperatures in winter are 45°-55° at night and 65°-75° during ... between 55° and 75°. Miniatures can stand temperatures 5° to 10° higher than standards and still bloom well. Most cymbidiums can stand light frosts and ... /z to 1" below the top of the mix. Keep shaded, drier at roots but humid, until new roots grow. Backbulbs may be ...
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PHALAENOPSIS CULTURE
... be given; 70 % to 85 % shade, or between 1000-1500 footcandles, is optimum. No shadow should be seen if you hold your hand one ... for Phalaenopsis. Because they have no major water-storage organs other than their leaves, they must never completely dry out. Plants should be ... the top of the medium. Keep the plant shaded and humid, but drier in the pot, for several weeks to promote new root growth. ...
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Untitled Document
... robust than Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus and its root system is meager. This species prefers drier conditions than A. kotschoubeyanus, so it easily rots in cultivation. Actually, it seems to wither rather than rot ... true or not, However, I think so. Another point, sufficient moisture is important for optimum growth with high temperatures during daytime and low temperatures during nighttime. Most cacti ...
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CPC Plant Profile - National Collection of Endangered Plants
... sinuatus grows on southwest to southeast facing slopes which makes them warmer and drier than the reported temperatures. The region is very harsh and dry with reported winter ... distribution. Ex Situ Needs • Collect and store seeds from all known populations. • Determine optimum germination procedures. • Determine propagation and reintroduction protocols. References Top Books (Single Authors) Abrams, ...
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A Discusssion of Liebig's Law of Limiting Factors. Jerry Rodder, 30 Dec Nov 98
... deficient factor will the plant growth increase. There is also an optimum combination of the factors and increasing them, individually or in ... maybe in genes? kbbarrett Jerry, yes the conditions are drier and more bright than others. And by extension it is warmer inside. ... from my corrals (rubber gloves recommended), and are a little bit drier than the, er, still warm fresh ones. JR000 Clare - do you ...
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Picea rubens Sarg
... moderate. Litter and humus are poorer seedbeds because they are likely to be hotter and drier than mineral soil (11). On thicker duff, germination may be poor also because moisture conditions are ... sunlight; however, as they develop, they require light intensities of 50 percent or more for optimum growth. Seedlings starting in the open undergo heavy mortality when soil surface temperatures reach 46 ...
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Sequoía sempervírens (D
... nutritional properties from other environmental effects. Equivalents ranged from 4 to more than 80, with 63 appearing to be optimum (49). Soil nutrient levels that were observed to change during harvest of ... damaging to trees less than 20 years old because their thin bark does not protect them. Also, more flammable litter lies on the ground, and the microclimate is drier than under old-growth ...
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