10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHYLLODY»
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phyllody in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
phyllody and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Rose phyllody is a flower abnormality recognized for more than 200 years in
which leaflike structures replace flower organs (fig. 46). The fundamental cause
seems to be changes in plant hormone balance brought about by abiotic
conditions ...
J Karlik,m L Flint, D Golino, 2009
Floral symptoms often consist of virescence or petal greening; phyllody, in which
petals and sepals become leaflike; eventual cessation of flower production.
Witches'-brooms often develop, either through the production of vegetative
shoots ...
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DISEASES OF CROP PLANTS IN INDIA
Sesamum has several diseases, of which phyllody and leaf spot are most
important. PHYLLODY Phyllody, a mycoplasma disease, is a serious and
widespread disease of sesamum in India, occurring every year. The incidence in
a field may ...
G. RANGASWAMI, A. MAHADEVAN, 1998
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The Leafhopper Vectors of Phytopathogenic Viruses ...
This species is a vector of five viruses — clover phyllody, witches' broom, stolbur,
parastolbur, and clover stunt. It is also capable of transmitting several strains
among these viruses. Maramorosch (477) was first to report transmission of a
virus ...
Mervin William Nielson, 1968
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Diseases of Fruits and Vegetables: Diagnosis and Management
1998 phyllody Clover phyllody I-C Petals virescent, adherent, Clark. 1998,
turning red; phyllody Harrison et al., 1997 STRAWB 1 I-I Plant and leaves stunted
Jomantiene et al., 1998b STRAWB2 I-K Plant and leaves stunted, Jomantiene et
al., ...
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Molecular Biology and Pathogenicity of Mycoplasmas
Provisional taxa, strain acronyms and sequence acces numbers (from bottom):
PaWB, paulownia witches' broom (AF279271); OY, onion yell (Dl2569); RP, rape
phyllody (U89378); OAY, oenothera aster yellows (M30790); S westem severe ...
Shmuel Razin, Richard Herrmann, 2002
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Competition for Resources in a Changing World New Drive for ...
Parthenium. Phyllody. in. Ethiopia: Epidemiology. and. Host. Range. of.
Phytoplasms. within. Important. Crops. Cultivated. in. Ethiopia. JULIA JANKE 1,T
HOMAS HENNIGER 1,MARTINA BANDTE 1,C HRISTIAN ULRICHS 2,T AYE
TESSEMA 3 ...
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Phytoplasmas: Genomes, Plant Hosts and Vectors
A IC Clover phyllody ... ... ... ... ... ..A .C ..A IC Strawberry green petal ... ... ... ... ... ..A
.C ... ..A IF Apricot chlorotic leaf roll .C ... .C .. .T. ... .. ... ... ... .. .. .. ... .. ..A ... .. IIC
Faba bean phyllody . ... C IIC Soybean phyllody .C ..A .. A.T .A. ACA C.. CCT GG.
Phyllis G. Weintraub, Phil Jones, 2010
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Leafhopper Vectors and Plant Disease Agents
These leafy bunches resulted from the vegetative growth of phyllody flowers and
the further production of phyllody flowers. This effect becomes more pronounced
in older plants which loose the original leaves but not the bunches of phyllody ...
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Plant Diseases and Vectors: Ecology and Epidemiology
such European strains of mycoplasmas as stolbur (Valenta et al., 1961;
Kovachevsky et al., 1964; Ploaie, 1969a), parastolbur (Valenta and Musil, 1963),
Crimean yellows (Valenta, 1958), aster yellows (Protsenko, 1958a), clover
phyllody ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHYLLODY»
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phyllody is used in the context of the following news items.
Seeking answers in molecules
... of an M.Phil student who had also found that little leaf disease in brinjal and phyllody in sesame plants were also caused by phytoplasma. «Sunday Times.lk, May 08»
Green roses are sterile but seductive flowers
The strange condition of the green rose is known as phyllody, a term coined by plant pathologist Maxwell Masters in 1869. The phenomenon ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Jan 08»
