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HortNews- November 2005
... . During winter months, when the leaves are gone and photosynthetic processes have stopped, trees lose water to a lesser extent from exposed bark, twigs and buds. However, sometimes the loss of moisture exceeds the ... foliage in winter than do deciduous trees. Damaged trees may exhibit only a few dead twigs, or entire branches may die depending on the severity of the injury. In very severe ...
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Peach Leaf Curl, HYG-3006-94
... (conidia) on bark and buds. Infection occurs very early in the growing season. During cool, wet spring weather the conidia infect new leaves as they emerge from the buds. Host plant tissues are ... is not difficult to control. Since the fungus survives the winter on the surface of twigs and buds, a single fungicide spray, thoroughly covering the entire tree, will provide control. If leaf curl ...
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Lomatia tasmanica
... leaves, 2.5 to 3.5 cm wide and up to 8 cm long. Single, sessile leaves, ovate, deep serrate, pointed, glabrous. Younger twigs and buds pubescent with reddish-brown hairs. Flowers in bright ... places in the South-West of Tasmania. Home: Tasmania endemic Other views: Twig Cultivated: Tasmania and Europe Author: Rainer Oberle Not found! Ethnobotanical aspects of Lomatia tasmanica by Plants for a ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 7(4) 1988
... and bean bearing plants is highly valued as food for humans and wildlife, as are the leaves, twigs and buds for some animals. Walnuts, pecans and hazels are just a few of the high priced fruits. The nut and ... curing leather (oak), medicines (horse chestnuts and oaks), jewellery (walnut shell) and so on. Lastly, most ...
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ECSONG: A Nut Growers' Manual - Species
... latitudes thirty five and fifty two degrees north and longitudes one hundred and thirty and one hundred and forty degrees west. ... are ovoid, gummy, and ten to twelve centimeters (four to five inches) long. The twigs and buds are densely pubescent. Lamas growth is common. The bark is similar to the white pine (Pinus strobus). The growing range in Ontario and ...
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Worms, Webs and Wriggles
... and other fruit trees throughout the province and are usually present in small numbers every year. The eggs (which are laid the previous summer and overwinter on twigs and branches) are pale yellow to brown and ... spray put on before buds break and leaves emerge and applied so as to cover every egg mass has been effective. A dormant oil application before the leaf buds ...
gardenline.usask.ca

botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Broom - Herb Profile and Information
... beautifully veined, and being very hard, furnishes the cabinetmaker with most valuable material for veneering. The twigs and branches are ... and low woods. It flowers at the end of April or May, and then the young buds of the flowers are to be gathered and ... and for 'stoppages of the liver.' Gerard tells us: 'The decoction of the twigs and tops of Broom doth cleanse and open the liver, milt and ...
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How To Recognize and Control Black Rot
... ceases in June. At green cluster, the terminal and lateral leaf buds show ¼ to ½ inch of new growth and the blossom buds are exposed but tightly grouped and with short stems. After infection, a light ... by cutting off twigs and branches several inches below the last visible signs of the knot. This should be done during the dormant period (winter). On large, main branches and trunks, knots should ...
www.canr.msu.edu

FD04 - BLACK KNOT OF PLUM AND CHERRY
... such as twigs, limbs and sometimes the trunk. The knot is unsightly and often becomes infested by borer-type insects. The disease may become very destructive causing death of effected twigs and limbs, and occasionally entire ... (April-June). At the green cluster growth stage, the leaf buds show 1/4 to 1/2 inch new growth and the bloom buds are exposed, but tightly grouped. After infection, several ...
www.ces.ncsu.edu

STANDARDS AND JUDGING RULES
... of visual stability is established. Basket A container with or without fixed handle, woven from twigs, rushes, or other flexible material (may be metal or plastic). Bearded A bloom having ... where leaves and buds arise and where branches originate Petal. The common name for a conspicuously coloured part of the floret. Petaloids. Additional floral parts on ray florets having the form and appearance of ...
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