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Rhododendron and Azalea Bookstore
... botanical paintings. The 10x14" illustrations show the growing cycle. Text from world rhododendron experts accompanies each botanical ... information on planting requirements, fertilizing, pests and diseases, non-disease problems, pruning, and propagation. Numerous color photos, as ... to Top -- Return to Index Rhododendrons of China Vol. III by Feng Guomei (Editor), Yang Zenghong (Editor), Guo-Mei Feng ...
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On-Line Glossary: T
... basidium (in the Uredinales and Ustilaginales). (15) telium. The final sorus (stage III) produced in the life cycle of the Uredinales and producing teliospores. (Pl. telia.) (15) teleomorph. The stage ... roots, stems and leaves. (Pl. thalli.) (15) therapy. Principle of plant disease control marked by the cure of disease, as with heat or systemic chemicals. (20) threadworm. Nematode. (20) tissue. ...
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APSnet Feature - Return of an Old Problem:Fusarium Head Blight of Small Grains
... was recognized early in the study of disease (29, 13), and such observations have been made many times since (18, 37). A succession of "wet cycle" years beginning in 1993 with ... of resistance are: I, resistance to primary infection; II, resistance to subsequent colonization after infection; III resistance expressed in the developing kernel; IV reduced accumulation of mycotoxins; V, yield tolerance. ...
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OSU Nematode Testing Service
... III. Reproduction and pathogenicity on creeping bentgrass. Journal of Nematology 5:47-49. Miller, P. M. 1975. Effect of Pratylenchus penetrans on subsequent growth of tomato plants. Plant Disease Reporter ... Nematology 20:555-564. Seshadri, A. R. 1964. Investigations on the biology and life cycle of Criconemoides xenoplax Raski 1952 (Nematoda: Criconematidae). Nematologica 10:540-562. Siddiqui, I. A ...
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Fruit Disease Focus - Blue Mold, Penicillium expansum
... important postharvest decay of stored apples in the United States. The losses from this disease can be significant but can be substantially reduced by following proper sanitation and control ... ignored, since, it is probable that under certain conditions, they may assume considerable importance. III. Disease Cycle: The Penicillium expansum type of blue mold has been the form most frequently reported, ...
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Fruit Disease Focus - Minor Diseases of Apples - August, 1998
... Beauty' and 'Grimes Golden' being more susceptible than 'Yellow Transparent' and 'York Imperial'. III. Disease Cycle. This wet weather fungus overwinters and produces conidia in old bark lesions. ... controlled inoculation. III. Disease Cycle: The identity of the causal organism has not been confirmed and the disease cycle has not been resolved. IV. Monitoring: Symptoms of this minor disease appear ...
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... Symptoms Disease Cycle Control Measures Links Glossary Fusiform Rust of Southern Pines Pathogen: Cronartium quercuum f. sp. fusiforme Fusiform rust is caused by the fungus Cronartium quercuum f. sp. fusiforme. This disease ... formed on the underside of oak leaves. Photomicrograph (left) and SEM (right) of urediniospores. III: In late spring to early summer, 2-4 weeks after uredinia are formed, telial ...
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SOY007 - Soybean Sudden Death Syndrome
... Soybean Disease Information Note 7 Stephen Koenning, Extension Plant Pathologist [General Information] [Symptoms] [Diagnosis] [Disease Cycle and Epidemiology] [Management][Resistant Cultivars] [Back to Soybean Disease Notes ][Other ... disease development. Table 1. Varieties moderately-to-highly resistant* to soybean sudden death syndrome(SDS) caused by Fusarium solani f.sp. glycine. Company MG III ...
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PLANT PATHOLOGY
... Disease triangle 1. Pathogen 2. Susceptible host 3. Environmental conditions a.Moisture b.Temperature c. Wind and sun d. Soil and fertility B. Disease cycle C. Pathogen survival II. Plant Pathogens III. Diagnosis of Plant Diseases IV. Disease Control Return to Introduction DEFINITION OF PLANT PATHOLOGY ...
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PLANT PATHOLOGY
... Disease triangle B. Disease cycle 1. Inoculation 2. Incubation 3. Penetration 4. Infection 5. Symptoms C. Pathogen survival II. Plant Pathogens III. Diagnosis of Plant Diseases IV. Disease Control Return to Introduction DISEASE CYCLE ... the transmission of surface fungal diseases. Disease-free stock guarantees that the plant is not infected with disease. This is particularly important with perennial ...
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