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Can North American rose hybridizers safely use pollen from PNRSV infected roses
... quote for completeness, but please remember that the focus of the present paper is "spread in hybridizing", not "field spread". Unfortunately, nature often is not as simple to understand as we would like ... should be a reasonable assumption since the studies were done in an open field). A possible reason that field spread may be slow through seed transmission is that the PNRSV appears to be ...
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VDIN018 - Bacterial Spot of Pepper and Tomato
... it can spread rapidly throughout the entire field during rainy weather from a few infected plants. Spread in plant beds/greenhouses and during planting operations is especially serious. Field Spread Any water movement from one leaf or plant to another, such as splashing rain drops, overhead irrigation, and touching or handling wet plants, may spread the ...
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Phytophthora Root Rot of Rhododendron and Azalea
... plantings of rhododendrons and azaleas is difficult. However, the spread of the fungus from diseased plants to adjacent healthy ... , raised beds. It is suspected that most of the field spread of Phytophthora spp. results from movement of fungal zoospores in ... of Phytophthora root rot under natural conditions in Virginia. Field experiments with artificially inoculated plants have shown many well ...
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Management of Cull Potatoes
... September 20 to help protect the actively growing potato crop. Disposal Options Field Spreading Cull potatoes may be spread in a thin layer on fields during late fall and early winter. Exposure ... potatoes that are field spread are still good feed after natural freeze-drying occurs. Do not spread onto deep soft snow which may provide insulation against freezing. Culls should not be spread on fields ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Barberry, Common - Herb Profile and Information
... colour when close to the bush; and that this "red rust" extended steadily across the field till the whole was rusted. The interpretation was at that time unknown. A fungus attacks ... ---Stem-bark and root-bark. The stem-bark is collected by shaving and is dried spread out in trays in the sun, or on shelves in a well-ventilated greenhouse or ...
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Plant Pathology Glossary
... pathogen in which the plant tissue around infected sites dies in order to prevent further spread of the infection. View Image. Hypha (pl. Hyphae) a single tubular thread-like filament of ... the Erysiphales (powdery mildew fungi). View Image. Primary Inoculum inoculum that initiates disease in the field following a dormant stage in its life cycle (called overwintering or oversummering). Compare with ...
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Plant Pathology: Disease Management: Biological Control
... how it works commercial use the future Cultural Management Practices reducing inoculum reducing spread rate intercropping mulching DISEASE MANAGEMENT: BIOLOGICAL CONTROL Biological control of disease employs natural ... in efficacy under the range of environmental conditions likely to occur in the field. This problem can only be overcome by better understanding the environmental parameters that ...
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CCE - Suffolk County: Vanderbilt Marine Education Classes
... offered at our facility, where students conduct a beach cleanup in the field. $110; maximum 30 students IN THE FIELD - These programs are offered at the Vanderbilt Museum. Beach Life - Grades ... become part of an international citizen-scientist network collecting data to help researchers track the spread of invasive crabs. $250; maximum 30 students. Directions to Vanderbilt Back to Vanderbilt Marine ...
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Caring for wounds in the field by Bill Glade, M.D. Issue #75
... Duffy John Silveira Columnists Available Now In The General Store Caring for wounds in the field By Bill Glade, M.D. The beautiful remote Canadian lake has provided a bountiful supply ... drains pus. If drainage doesn’t occur they can spread through tissue planes causing fasciitis, the so-called flesh eating disease, or spread throughout your entire body causing fatal infection. With proper ...
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Field Bindweed, Convolvulus arvensis
... seeds are not readily cleaned from crop and they are, thus, spread through unclean seed or feed. Additionally, seeds are spread when livestock move from infested grazing areas to weed-free land ... taken on the 25th of August 2001. IN A NUTSHELL :: General Information :: Common English name: Field Bindweed Common Greek name: N/A Type of plant: Creeping perennial herb Flowering Season: April ...
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