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Jewel Orchids-webjournal launch - Orchids Forum - GardenWeb
... able to ascertain this species probably grows on litter that covers a seepage of water into which the roots may grow while the covering leaf litter remains moderately dry or drains off rapidly ... are also supported by observations of G. pubescens growing in driest leaf debris but rooted into damp clay below the litter (this provided by a botanist with New England Wildflower Society). Have ...
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Gray Mold
... case of tomatoes only cool weather is required as the leaf canopy creates the necessary humid conditions. Newly pollinated flowers ... include yellowish to reddish brown leaf spots, which in wet weather can grow together leaving the entire leaf blighted. The leaves may ... eliminates sites of further infections. Clean up all debris and leaf litter in the fall. The suggested chemical control measures are ...
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Blossom-End Rot of Tomatoes
... supply of water. Dry grass clippings (watch herbicide use on lawn) or finely ground up leaf litter make excellent organic mulches. These should be applied in early July after the plants have ...
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Ranunculaeae Society
... fortunate indeed, to see it growing abundantly, on a damp wooded slope amongst moss and leaf litter with the soft green flowers showing up well against the darker foliage. Some flowers even ...
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FLORA OF NORTH AMERICA - Volume 1, Chapter 2
... and/or iron have accumulated. In regions of spodosol occurrence, surplus precipitation infiltrates organic litter to form organic acids. The acid solution percolates through the soil, leaching lime ... vegetative debris. Folists (from the Latin folia, leaf) are rather freely drained histosols consisting of an organic horizon derived from leaf litter, twigs, and branches (but not sphagnum), resting ...
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Rose Pests and Spraying (for the Northeastern US)
... cured and can contain thousands of spores waiting to infect the next leaf or bush. Regularly clean up all leaf litter and debris from around the plants. This is another common place for ... Compass, Triforine/Funginex , Cleary’s 3336, Banner Maxx, Bayleton Contact (multi-site) Fungicides Stay on leaf surface Prevent spores from germinating, or kill before plant is infected Deteriorate more rapidly, ...
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Rose Pests and Spraying (for the Northeastern US)
... cured and can contain thousands of spores waiting to infect the next leaf or bush. Regularly clean up all leaf litter and debris from around the plants. This is another common place for ... Compass, Triforine/Funginex , Cleary’s 3336, Banner Maxx, Bayleton Contact (multi-site) Fungicides Stay on leaf surface Prevent spores from germinating, or kill before plant is infected Deteriorate more rapidly, ...
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Living on the Edge
... from above.) Ultimately, the largest fish in a river is dependent on leaf litter from the riparian zone. An alder leaf that is swept into a stream in Eustis is broken down and ... water becomes too warm for fish like salmon and trout. If the food supply of leaf litter and falling insects stops, many aquatic animals either starve or move to a more favorable ...
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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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