10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DAMPING OFF»
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damping off in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Diseases and Pathogens of Eucalypts
phaseolina (Tassi) Goid., Rhizoctonia solani and a Verticillium sp. have caused
damping-off of eucalypt species (Michail et al. 1986; Taha et al. 1987; Harsh et al.
1992). It is questionable whether these pathogens are truly seedborne or are ...
2
Integrated Pest Management for Tomatoes
"Damping-off" is a general term for the death of seedlings, either before or after
emergence, under damp conditions. It is mainly an early season problem,
causing the greatest losses in cool, wet soils. Water management, good seedbed
...
3
Marijuana Garden Saver: Handbook for Healthy Plants
Damping off is a condition rather than a specific disease: the rotting of seedlings
either underground, at the soil line, or at the crown. It is caused by several seed-
and soil-born fungi, especially Rhizoctonia and Pythium. Damping off mainly ...
J. C. Stitch, Ed Rosenthal, 2008
4
The control of
damping-
off of coniferous seedlings
RELATION BETWEEN NURSERY METHODS AND THE CONTROL OF
DAMPING-OFF. A great deal has been written, largely in horticultural journals, on
the methods best calculated to prevent damping-off. It has been generally agreed
that ...
Carl Pierce Hartley, Roy Gifford Pierce, 1917
5
A
damping-
off fungus of radishes
David Richmond Sands. P. ultimum Trow. Mycelium 1.7 to 6.5 u. Gonidia 12.0 to
28.0 average 20 u, terminal & intercalary. Oogonia 16.9 to 22.9 □ 20.6 u.
Oospores 14.7 to 18.3 " 16.3 u. Organism Mycelium 3.0 to 7.0 u. Conidia 18 to 25
u.
David Richmond Sands, 1922
6
Westcott's Plant Disease Handbook
Damping-off is the destruction of young seedlings by soil organisms. There are
two types. Pre-emergence damping-off rots the sprouting seed before it breaks
through the soil; it is recognized by bare spaces in what should be uniform rows.
7
Genetic Resistance in Soybean to Pythium
Damping-
off and ...
In order to determine the effect of planting date and the performance of soybean cultivars previously assessed as resistant and susceptible to Pythium under controlled environmental conditions, plant stand, yield, root and top weight, root ...
Maria Luciana Rosso, 2007
8
Vegetable Diseases and Their Control
Other damping-off and seed rot fungi uiclude fhytophthora, Sclerotinin, Botrytis.
Fusarium, Thielaviopsis. and many more. Over 40 species have been mentioned
in the literature. Sometimes the organisms that cause diseases of mature plants ...
9
Intermountain Alfalfa Management
Damping-off typically occurs during cool, wet conditions in the spring, and less
often in the fall. Control measures include planting at a rate that will allow for
thinning due to seedling diseases and planting at a time of year when growing ...
10
Growing healthy seedlings: identification and management of ...
identification and management of pests in Northwest forest nurseries Philip B.
Hamm, Sally J. Campbell, Everett M. Hansen, United States. Forest Pest
Management. Figure 1-1. Postemergence damping-off of Douglas-fir germlings.
Fungal ...
Philip B. Hamm, Sally J. Campbell, Everett M. Hansen, 1990
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DAMPING OFF»
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damping off is used in the context of the following news items.
How to protect your garden from frost
If you're raising vege seedlings for winter, be aware that as the weather gets cooler and wetter, seedlings are susceptible to damping off. «Stuff.co.nz, Jul 15»
Under further review
He believes there are some “significant benefits” of fungicide coating techniques as it relates to damping off diseases of cool-season grasses. «Golf Course Industry Magazine, Jul 15»
Savor the 2015 Herb of the Year: savory
When you see the first leaves, cut back on watering to avoid fungal growth known as “damping off” that can kill the young plants. Once the new ... «Dallas Morning News, Jul 15»
Northeast Michigan field crop regional report – June 18, 2015
Seedling diseases, such as pre- or post-emergent damping off and root rot, may be to blame in some cases. Replanting an entire field is not an ... «Michigan State University Extension, Jun 15»
COLUMN: Pee Dee gardening -- gone to containers
No more damping off, or drowning plants, nematodes, root rots or endlessly improving poor soil. If done properly, container gardening is ... «SCNow, Jun 15»
Pioneer talks crops
Also called “damping off,” the two most effective means of avoiding the issue are to not plant into cold, wet soils, and to utilize seed treatments ... «Agri-View, Jun 15»
Dr. Dirt: Rhubarb loves fertilizer
Dear Reader: Damping off is a common seedling disease. The ideal way to avoid the problem is to use only new potting soil. Once the soil has ... «Indianapolis Star, Jun 15»
Crop Comments
6/19/2015 Keith County, NE: How much damping off is taking place in all this water area? What is the pop. lost from 33,000 to 25,000 we do not ... «AgWeb, Jun 15»
Rhizoctonia stem rot occurs on numerous ornamental plant species
Rhizoctonia often infects the base of the plant causing stem lesions, damping off and root and crown rots. As a soil-borne disease, it is spread ... «Michigan State University Extension, May 15»
Keep Your Eyes Peeled For These Early-season Pests, Diseases
Typical symptoms of Pythium include seed decay and pre-emergent seedling rot, and seedling damping off after emergence. If the plant has ... «Agriculture.com, May 15»
