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Listeriosis: One Tough Bug, HYG-5562-98
... the bacteria. Where does L. monocytogenes come from? L. monocytogenes has been found in soil, leaf litter, sewage, silage, dust, and water. The organism often moves through animals and humans without causing ...
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Maintaining Healthy Rhododendrons and Azaleas in the Landscape, HYG-3043-96
... soils rich in organic matter. Soils are often covered with a surface layer of decaying leaf litter. Matching these conditions where native rhododendrons and azaleas thrive is the key to their good ... iron. Figure 1. Yellowing of rhododendron leaves, due to iron deficiency (iron chlorosis). Winter Burn Leaf drying and browning can occur on rhododendron leaves as a result of winter exposure (Figures ...
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Ohioline, Environment
... Ohio, Bulletin 866-98 Identifying Reference Conditions for Riparian Areas of Ohio, Special Circular 192 Leaf Identification Key to Eighty-Eight Ohio Trees, Bulletin 899 Mound Systems: Pressure Distribution of ... Management Program AGF-207 Land Application of Animal Manure AGF-208 Land Application of Poultry Litter, ANR-0004-98 Background Level of Heavy Metals in Ohio Farm Soils, Research Circular 275 ...
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Bitter Rot of Grape HYG-3032-92
... berry mummies. Spores (conidia) are produced from cushions of fungus tissue (acervuli) growing on plant litter. Fungus growth and spore production are favored by warm, humid and rainy weather. Spores ... by controlling weeds and suckers, proper pruning, and positioning or removing shoots for uniform leaf development. Where possible, rows should be planted in the direction of the prevailing wind. ...
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Anthracnose Leaf Blight of Shade Trees, HYG-3048-96
... large tannish blotches and leaflet distortion. Considerable leaf drop occurs, especially from lower areas of the canopy. Though this causes concern when leaves litter the ground in late spring, damage ... brown blotches bordered in purple on upper leaf surfaces (tan in color viewed from the leaf underside). Leaf lesions often are delimited by the leaf midvein. Stem symptoms include twig dieback and ...
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