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Root System explanations by Prairie Frontier
... Root System explanations by Prairie Frontier General Information about Root Systems Homepage Attracting Wildlife Native Forum Mixes Prairie Grasses Site Search Planting Instructions Prairie ... taproot. Some species of wildflowers have an intermixing of both basic types of root systems occurring. Typical PlantsCardinal Flower, Purple Coneflower, Yellow Coneflower, Compass Plant, New England Aster, ...
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nvps journal:PRELIMINARY REPORT ON STEM AND ROOT ROT OF VIOLA AND PANSY
... root system of the latter type which, in our experience, suffers easily from disease. An example of this effect is shown in Fig 2. which Illustrates the root systems ... root systems differ not only in extent but also in texture, and those of B and C are typical of systems prone to root ... in producing local water-logging and hence unhealthy root action, especially on somewhat heavy soils, than as ...
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Black Root Rot of Strawberry, HYG-3028-94
... first appearance of symptoms. Diagnosis is made by digging up declining plants and examining their root systems, about the time that fruit begin to color. Abundant fleshy white roots and fine lateral ... stresses such as cold injury, soil compaction, and excessive water in the root zone. In some soils, black root rot has been associated with an interaction between a particular soilborne fungus and ...
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Root Problems on Plants in the Garden and Landscape, HYG-3061-96
... root problems. Examination should be made soon after the plant is showing symptoms or just after it is killed, not after it has been dead for some time. On healthy root systems white feeder rootlets are visible (Figure 2). With many root disorders, these tiny feeder roots are absent. Rotted roots will be brown and mushy. Outer root ... (Figure 4). Prevention Root disorders and problems ...
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ODIN001 - MANAGEMENT OF PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT OF FRASER FIR
... of this disease. When disease occurs under nursery or plantation conditions, management of root rot can be successfully accomplished by integrating silvicultural and chemical techniques. These techniques ... brown root systems. Plantations should be established only in well drained areas. If excess water from any source collects in the planting site, avoid planting Fraser fir or other root ...
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Plant Propagation by Leaf, Cane, and Root Cuttings: Instructions for the Home Gardener
... levels are high. Root cuttings of some species produce new shoots, which then form their own root system, whereas root cuttings of other plants develop root systems before producing new shoots. Examples of plants that can be propagated from root cuttings include raspberry, ...
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Lepidodendron root
... Lepidodendron root Stigmaria Ficoides Representing the root of ancient Lycopod trees, stigmaria ficoides are fossil casts composed of sandstone, flattened to various ... the trunk. Away from the trunk, the root systems lay more horizontal and specimens were flattened more during compaction by accumulating sediments. See how this root attaches to main Lycopod trunk Rock Type ...
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Black Root Rot of Japanese Holly
... root rot has been detected in numerous nursery and landscape plantings in Virginia and has become the major disease problem in Japanese hollies. Fig. 1. Root systems of Japanese holly affected with black root ... is known about the environmental conditions that influence the development of black root rot. Because black root rot is ubiquitous and because little is known about cultural practices that ...
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Phytophthora Root Rot of Rhododendron and Azalea
... when received, but wilt from root rot when exposed to local conditions of high soil moisture and high temperatures. Plants with root systems impaired by Phytophthora root rot may also be more sensitive to subsequent periods of drought. Losses from Phytophthora root rot in commercial operations have ...
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Selecting Budded and Own-root Roses
... canna, or Rosa laxa. These are selected because of their ability to produce vigorous root systems. The place where the cultivar and rootstock are joined becomes distinctively swollen. This is ... for some very difficult-to-find roses. Grades | Ways to Buy Roses | Budded & Own-root Roses History | Selecting Rose Plants | Site Selection & Bed Preparation | Planting | Water, Mulch & Fertilizer | Winter ...
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