10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KLENDUSITY»
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Annual Report of the New York Agricultural Experiment Station
The newly-named black raspberry, Naples, continues to show klendusity (ability
to escape infection) to red mosaic. Like most varieties that show a high degree of
klendusity it is very susceptible when infection occurs. This makes klendusic ...
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, 1932
RASFBERRY DISEASE INVESTIGATIONS AT GENEVA The principal work with
the mosaic disease at Geneva has been to determine the range of susceptibility
and klendusity in the varieties and seedlings. A group of red raspberry seedlings
...
New York (State). Legislature, 1934
In the Chilean tomato (Lycopersicon chilense) and in certain derivatives from its
hybrid with the cultivated tomato, a heritable characteristic of klendusity with
respect to the abrasive and pruning types of inoculation with tobacco-mosaic
virus is ...
Several seedling black raspberries chosen because of particular merit as
promising new varieties have been studied as to their susceptibility and
klendusity (disease escaping quality) to red mosaic. Of seven such seedlings, as
yet unnamed, ...
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
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New York Legislative Documents
The newly-named black raspberry, Naples, continues to show klendusity (ability
to escape infection) to red mosaic. Like most varieties that show a high degree of
klendusity it is very susceptible when infection occurs. This makes klendusic ...
New York (State). Legislature, 1933
6
Experiment Station Record
Klendusity [the term here used in place of ' disease escaping '] is apparently due
to an external relation between the variety and the infective stage of the aphid
vector, while resistance and susceptibility are determined by the Internal relation
...
United States. Office of Experiment Stations, United States. Agricultural Research Service, 1927
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Annual report of the Board of Control of the New York ...
UASPBEEEY DISEASE INVESTIGATIONS AT GENEVA The principal work with
the mosaic disease at Geneva has been to determine the range of susceptibility
and klendusity in the varieties and seedlings. A group of red raspberry seedlings
...
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, 1931
8
Plant disease control: principles and practice
The escape phenomenon illustrated by point G in Figure 19.2 is not comparable
with true resistance because escaped plants could just as easily be at point A.
Klendusity is a special type of disease escape owing to morphologic features of ...
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The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
RABBITS: ALLERGIC. KLENDUSITY*. J. F. BELL, S. J. STEWART, and S. K.
WIKEL U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service
, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
, ...
10
Dictionary of Agronomy
Klendusity. The ability of a susceptible plant to escape infection under conditions
in which other susceptible varieties contract the disease. Klimamorphologie. The
study of the relationship between climate and morphological features.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KLENDUSITY»
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Adult spelling bee has 'spellbinding' finish
Each team was allowed three passes, and some of the passed words were: “chartreuse,” “grissino,” “kaumographer,” “klendusity,” “katabatic” ... «Arizona Daily Sun, May 14»
