10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUNSCALD»
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Pests of the West: Prevention and Control for Today's Garden ...
On raspberry plants, sunscald (solar injury) appears as white areas on the fruit.
Sunscald injuries are limited to areas of the plant that receive the most intense
sun exposure. Disease Development: Exposure to direct sunlight, particularly ...
2
Ortho Home Gardener's Problem Solver
Sunscald Sunscald on dogwood Problem: Patches of bark die, crack, and larer
develop into cankers. The dead bark eventually sloughs off, exposing
undamaged wood. The affected bark area is always on the southwest side of the
tree.
Denny Schrock, Ortho Books, 2004
3
Decay following logging injury to western hemlock, Sitka ...
DECAY ASSOCIATED WITH OTHER INJURIES Sunscald Sunscald lesions were
reported by Huberman (11) in 1943 to have damaged eastern white pine in New
England. There sunscald was found regularly on the southwest face of tree ...
Ernest Wright, Leo Anthony Isaac, 1956
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The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
Grades § 51.2830 U.S. No. 1. "U.S. No. 1" consists of onions of similar varietal
characteristics which are mature, fairly firm, fairly well shaped, and which are free
from decay, wet sunscald, doubles, bottlenecks, scallions, and free from damage
...
5
Better Homes & Gardens Vegetable, Fruit & Herb Gardening
powdery. mildew. |. scab. |. sunscald. 117 bermudagrass | common chickweed |
crabgrass | dandelion ... Caused by environmental factors, sunscald occurs on
fruits when they are suddenly exposed to excessive sunlight and their skin is ...
Better Homes & Gardens, 2010
6
Westcott's Plant Disease Handbook
Trees with smooth bark are subject to sunscald when trunks or branches are
suddenly exposed to the sun, as when the next tree is removed. Young trees are
subject to sunscald the first year or two after planting and should have trunks ...
7
Controlling tomato diseases
If spotting is severe, the leaves eventually die and fall, and fruits are subject to
sunscald. Control. — Destroy plant refuse or bury it deeply during land
preparation. Rotate crops. Control weeds. Maneb or zineb may be used as a
chemical ...
Plant Genetics and Germplasm Institute, 1972
8
Market Diseases of Fruits and Vegetables: Asparagus, Onions, ...
SUNSCALD The symptoms of sunscald and russeting at times are very similar
but with this difference: Sunscald occurs only in the field, whereas russeting
appears to occur primarily after harvest. Sunscald does not occur so long as the
pods ...
Glen Blaine Ramsey, James Stewart Wiant, 1941
9
Peppers: Vegetable and Spice Capsicums
Sunscald (Fig. 10.2) occurs when fruit that has been growing in the shaded
canopy is exposed to too much sunlight. The smaller-podded varieties with erect
fruits are not as susceptible to sunscald as are the large-podded varieties, such
as ...
Paul W. Bosland, Eric J. Votava, Eric M. Votava, 2012
10
Market Diseases of Fruits and Vegetables: Apples, Pears, Quinces
Sunburn, Sunscald, and Delayed Sunscald "Sunburn" is the name applied to the
condition of apples the skin of which has become golden or bronzed on the side
that has been most exposed to the sun. This abnormal color detracts from the ...
Dean Humboldt Rose, Lacy Porter McColloch, D. F. Fisher, 1951
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUNSCALD»
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sunscald is used in the context of the following news items.
Now that my basil is growing, what should I do about yellow leaves?
The older leaves could be responding to the sudden change in temperature and very hot sun, resulting in sunscald. In this case the plant will grow out of the ... «Kansas City Star, Jul 15»
Master Gardener: Root-top growth imbalance in tomatoes can cause …
Other fruit problems are splitting, sunscald and fungal infections. Fruit splitting occurs in plants that have gone from too little to too much circulating water. Tomato ... «Tulsa World, Jul 15»
WSU Extension Q&A: Raspberries turning white? It may be because …
Fresh raspberries like these are a delicious summer treat. Unfortunately, because of extreme heat, they can get sunburn or sunscald, which causes parts of the ... «Mid Columbia Tri City Herald, Jul 15»
Garden Tips: Extreme temperatures take toll on plants too
As a result, damage can occur to plant tissues in the form of sunburn or sunscald (large brown blotches), especially on a plant's south and west sides. «Bradenton Herald, Jul 15»
Sunscald can cause bark damage in maples
If you look closely at a new split and you are able to see the wood below, this is likely a "frost crack" or the result of sunscald. There are things you can do to help ... «Press of Atlantic City, Mar 15»
Myriad Gardens cut down more than 60 damaged trees
The trees were suffering from Sunscald, an injury that is caused from the fluctuating Oklahoma temperatures. While it was a tough decision to make, officials at ... «kfor.com, Mar 15»
Warm winter = damaged trees
Other tree damage you may see on your maple trees, aspens or white pine in this mild winter is called sunscald. “This happens to trees on the south side of the ... «Bend Bulletin, Feb 15»
3 steps to help your trees, plants survive the cold
Prevent sunscald by wrapping trunks with bark fabric or tape. They reflect the sun and keep the plant at a more constant temperature. After the ground is frozen, ... «The Seattle Times, Jan 15»
Smart winter protection for trees and shrubs
Sunscald, sometimes referred to as southwest injury, can occur on cold, sunny, winter days. Bark heats up to the point that cambial activity resumes, then the ... «Michigan State University Extension, Nov 14»
Fix tomato woes like blossom drop, leaf roll, sunscald: Gardening …
Sunscald – Green tomatoes can get sunburned if exposed. There is no cure, only prevention by reducing foliage diseases that can cause leaf loss. Take care ... «The Oregonian - OregonLive.com, Aug 14»
