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Plant Pathology: Disease Management: Biological Control
... Botrytis, and fungal pathogens in the soil (disease suppressive soils). NATURAL CONTROL All biological communities are complex ecosystems in which the ... then biological control has been achieved. Biological control appears to take place on the plant surface by the activity of ... future, we can expect that there will be some decline in the use of chemicals, particularly in developed countries. Thus ...
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Tillandsias
... all rain falling within a relatively large area to the base of the plant. By doing this, members of this family which live in dry soils, ... and supply its needs from rain and dust is quite easy to take care of. If they are placed where they will receive bright ... at the base of the parent plant, and the parent begins to decline. When the parent plant has faded completely, these babies can be detached ...
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Physiology Of Drought In Stressed Plants
... in the lives of plants is important. All chemical reactions that occur in plants take place in solutions composed mainly of water. Photosynthesis ... birch tree from a cool moist river valley will almost certainly decline and die on an arid site without considerable supplemental water. ... Prairies. Scots pine will form a very attractive tree on soils that are too sandy for most other species, and the ...
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... because much has been discovered about tree biology, tree associates, soils, chemistry, biophysics and many other subjects. My point is ... Spring, and with warnings on acid rain, global warming, the decline of our forests, ozone depletion and the possibility of comets ... take place in the next century. The curricula for two- and four-year programs will and must be adjusted. It is impossible to cover all ...
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A New Tree Biology
... all parts of the tree, inside and outside. Here participants are getting ready to dig roots and touch mycorrhizae under snow-covered soils ... the dead cells of those organisms that proceeded them. All these processes take time. As time goes by, the generating tree continues ... feeding insects on leaves. They usually get the blame for the decline or death of the tree. Many adjustments in treatments came ...
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... grown them from seed, you would understand why, as they can take several years to bloom. Once established, however, they make a ... stock plants going into their fourth year showing no signs of decline despite all the cuttings I've taken. Mine are in full sun, ... their close relative the heath (erica) , these plants will thrive in soils decidedly more acid than most plants tolerate. Give them a spot ...
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The Virginia Camellia Society - Education - Disease Problems of Camellias
... bloom, but it does not cause death or decline of the plant. Dieback: Dieback is a serious ... usually associated with poorly aerated or poorly drained soils. Symptoms may appear at any time, but they ... die. Plants infected with root rot are unable to take up water and will eventually die from lack ... involve the removal and destruction of all fallen blossoms. If all flowers could be picked up every year ...
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Phytophthora Root Rot of Raspberry, HYG-3207-98
... raspberries. Symptoms The disease is most commonly associated with heavy soils or portions of the planting that are the slowest to ... healthy canes may suddenly decline and collapse during the late spring or summer. In such cases, leaves may initially take on a yellow, ... Click here for a PDF version of this Fact Sheet. All educational programs conducted by Ohio State University Extension are available ...
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Publicationspage Molecular Ecology
... .M. (2003) Frequency, diversity and activity of antibiotic-producing Pseudomonas spp. in Dutch take-all decline soils. Phytopathology 93, 54-63 Souza, J.T., Raaijmakers J.M. (2003) Polymorphisms within ... M. (1998) Natural plant protection by 2,4-diacetylphloroglucinol-producing Pseudomonas spp. in take-all decline soils. Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions 11, 144-152. Raaijmakers J.M., Weller D.M., ...
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Pinus strobus L
... nearly all the soils within its range (71), but generally competes best on well drained sandy soils of low to medium site quality. These soils permit ... occurs at younger ages on the better sites and tends to decline more rapidly. Height growth of both planted and natural white ... a two-cut shelterwood system. Seed cuts should be timed to take advantage of good seed crops, but timing of the final cut ...
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