Sugar Beet - van Veen Organics
... Rates of water consumption Models of crop growth and water use Some specific models Water use efficiency Irrigation management Irrigation programming methods Irrigation in northern and central European countries Irrigation in the Mediterranean area Irrigation in arid areas Responses to irrigation Yiel ...
... Rates of water consumption Models of crop growth and water use Some specific models Water use efficiency Irrigation management Irrigation programming methods Irrigation in northern and central European countries Irrigation in the Mediterranean area Irrigation in arid areas Responses to irrigation Yiel ...
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... for the production of food, fodder, and fibre are referred to as Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (PGRFA). These include accessions conserved in genebanks (ex situ), wild species found in nature (in situ) some of which are related to crops (i.e. crop wild relatives or CWR); landraces ...
... for the production of food, fodder, and fibre are referred to as Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (PGRFA). These include accessions conserved in genebanks (ex situ), wild species found in nature (in situ) some of which are related to crops (i.e. crop wild relatives or CWR); landraces ...
Intermountain Alfalfa Management - Siskiyou County Cooperative
... green chop or silage production. Although the intermountain environment is advantageous for some aspects of alfalfa production, it creates some serious challenges. Because of the short and relatively cool growing season and cold winters, diseases and insects are not as great a problem as in other ar ...
... green chop or silage production. Although the intermountain environment is advantageous for some aspects of alfalfa production, it creates some serious challenges. Because of the short and relatively cool growing season and cold winters, diseases and insects are not as great a problem as in other ar ...
Symposium abstracts - CREC Home Page
... Germany led to the isolation of fungal species from within cysts and females of Heterodera schachtii from sugarbeet elds. It was thought then that some of these fungi were pathogens of the nematodes. Throughout the 20th century additional examples of soils suppressive to other pathogens were descr ...
... Germany led to the isolation of fungal species from within cysts and females of Heterodera schachtii from sugarbeet elds. It was thought then that some of these fungi were pathogens of the nematodes. Throughout the 20th century additional examples of soils suppressive to other pathogens were descr ...
eucarpia 2010 - The Chile Pepper Institute
... annuum L.) to Phytophthora nicotianae .............................................................. 115 F. Bnejdi, S. Morad, A.M. Bechir, M. El Gazzah ...
... annuum L.) to Phytophthora nicotianae .............................................................. 115 F. Bnejdi, S. Morad, A.M. Bechir, M. El Gazzah ...
The Biology of Ananas comosus (Pineapple)
... America; a mutation for seedlessness and selection for large fruit size, increased sweetness and juiciness and improved flavour occurred over time (Purseglove, 1972). Chronicles of European explorers have described and mentioned pineapple domestication in parts of South America and in the Caribbean. ...
... America; a mutation for seedlessness and selection for large fruit size, increased sweetness and juiciness and improved flavour occurred over time (Purseglove, 1972). Chronicles of European explorers have described and mentioned pineapple domestication in parts of South America and in the Caribbean. ...
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... because the seeds grow so closely together in the pods that the seed ends are flattened or "cut short". This variety has a slick or "greasy" pod. Excellent for fresh consumption, but in earlier times it was a favorite for drying as "leather breeches beans". Often seen strung like peppers on a string ...
... because the seeds grow so closely together in the pods that the seed ends are flattened or "cut short". This variety has a slick or "greasy" pod. Excellent for fresh consumption, but in earlier times it was a favorite for drying as "leather breeches beans". Often seen strung like peppers on a string ...
Integrating Efficient Grassland Farming and Biodiversity
... and other stakeholders. Nevertheless, grassland will continue to play an indispensable role in obtaining high-quality products from ruminant farm animals. In Estonia and several other countries roughly two groups of stakeholders, thinking and acting differently, have emerged: a) environmentalists wh ...
... and other stakeholders. Nevertheless, grassland will continue to play an indispensable role in obtaining high-quality products from ruminant farm animals. In Estonia and several other countries roughly two groups of stakeholders, thinking and acting differently, have emerged: a) environmentalists wh ...
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... herbicides that provide effective control are not available in rice. Some of the accessions were strongly resistant to both inhibitors and had 100% survival at 6 times the recommended application rate. Most of these resistant accessions were from Marmara region, predominantly in Edirne and Balıkesir ...
... herbicides that provide effective control are not available in rice. Some of the accessions were strongly resistant to both inhibitors and had 100% survival at 6 times the recommended application rate. Most of these resistant accessions were from Marmara region, predominantly in Edirne and Balıkesir ...
Efficacy of rhizobacteria for growth promotion and biocontrol of Pythium ultimum
... probably initially domesticated in central Africa in the region of Ethiopia and Sudan. From its initial cultivation in Africa, the crop was introduced into Asia, America and Australia (Forbes et al., 1986). Sorghum is an economically important crop providing food and fodder in the semi arid tropics ...
... probably initially domesticated in central Africa in the region of Ethiopia and Sudan. From its initial cultivation in Africa, the crop was introduced into Asia, America and Australia (Forbes et al., 1986). Sorghum is an economically important crop providing food and fodder in the semi arid tropics ...
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... They are also grown as ornamental plant for its striking shape and foliage. Musa species a tropical plant have been consumed since many years by mankind for its nutricious and delicious fruits. The banana is such a pan-tropical that is grows everywhere man has planted it. The flower of inflorescenc ...
... They are also grown as ornamental plant for its striking shape and foliage. Musa species a tropical plant have been consumed since many years by mankind for its nutricious and delicious fruits. The banana is such a pan-tropical that is grows everywhere man has planted it. The flower of inflorescenc ...
15 HS catalog 1st print 2
... are flattened or "cut short". This variety has a slick or "greasy" pod. Excellent for fresh consumption, but in earlier times it was a favorite for drying as "leather breeches beans". Often seen strung like peppers on a string hanging on the porch, the beans were soaked in water overnight to reconst ...
... are flattened or "cut short". This variety has a slick or "greasy" pod. Excellent for fresh consumption, but in earlier times it was a favorite for drying as "leather breeches beans". Often seen strung like peppers on a string hanging on the porch, the beans were soaked in water overnight to reconst ...
The Biology of Hordeum vulgare L. (barley)
... In general, two-row barley varieties are preferred for malt production (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2007), although six-row barley is common in some American style lager beers. Malting barley varieties show more uniform germination, need shorter steeping, and have less protein (8–10.5% dry matte ...
... In general, two-row barley varieties are preferred for malt production (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2007), although six-row barley is common in some American style lager beers. Malting barley varieties show more uniform germination, need shorter steeping, and have less protein (8–10.5% dry matte ...
Root Development of Field Crops: Table of
... more complex. This is true whether air and soil are each considered from the physical, chemical, or biological viewpoint. The soil not only affects the development and activities of roots directly, but also, by modifying the functioning of roots, it affects the growth and yield of aboveground parts. ...
... more complex. This is true whether air and soil are each considered from the physical, chemical, or biological viewpoint. The soil not only affects the development and activities of roots directly, but also, by modifying the functioning of roots, it affects the growth and yield of aboveground parts. ...
Application of physiology in wheat breeding
... improve crop performance. Wheat breeders have become increasingly able to use physiological traits directly as selection criteria, as their knowledge of physiological processes has expanded and as traits have been identified that can be used as selection criteria to achieve results more quickly and ...
... improve crop performance. Wheat breeders have become increasingly able to use physiological traits directly as selection criteria, as their knowledge of physiological processes has expanded and as traits have been identified that can be used as selection criteria to achieve results more quickly and ...
identification of high seed yielding and stable fenugreek mutants
... Table 3.2. Results of the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) for seed and forage yield of fenugreek generations. .............................................................................. 80 Table 3.3. Mean (± SE) seed and forage yield in the seven environments of fenugreek mutant generations. ....... ...
... Table 3.2. Results of the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) for seed and forage yield of fenugreek generations. .............................................................................. 80 Table 3.3. Mean (± SE) seed and forage yield in the seven environments of fenugreek mutant generations. ....... ...
III Silicon in Agriculture Conference Proceedings, Brazil
... iron. That of Sachs also contained sodium chloride. Except for iron, these formulations of nutrient solutions did not contain any micronutrients, but the salts used to make up the solutions, as well as the water and the containers, contributed adequate amounts of them, unbeknownst to the researchers ...
... iron. That of Sachs also contained sodium chloride. Except for iron, these formulations of nutrient solutions did not contain any micronutrients, but the salts used to make up the solutions, as well as the water and the containers, contributed adequate amounts of them, unbeknownst to the researchers ...
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... received valuable assistance from the cooperating organizations and generous support from the private sector, for which the sponsoring organizations are most grateful. This publication is a compilation of peer-reviewed full papers contributed by participants. They were either oral or poster presenta ...
... received valuable assistance from the cooperating organizations and generous support from the private sector, for which the sponsoring organizations are most grateful. This publication is a compilation of peer-reviewed full papers contributed by participants. They were either oral or poster presenta ...
Proteases and protease inhibitors involved in plant stress response and... by Anneke Prins
... demand for photosynthesis. In this study the effect of CO2 enrichment on photosynthesisrelated genes and novel proteases and protease inhibitors regulated by CO2 enrichment and/or development, was investigated. Maize plants grown to maturity with CO2 enrichment showed significant changes in leaf chl ...
... demand for photosynthesis. In this study the effect of CO2 enrichment on photosynthesisrelated genes and novel proteases and protease inhibitors regulated by CO2 enrichment and/or development, was investigated. Maize plants grown to maturity with CO2 enrichment showed significant changes in leaf chl ...
Potato Varieties of Historical Interest in Ireland
... the tragic social consequences also eliminated almost all of the varieties most used at that time. Of the many pre-famine varieties which undoubtedly existed, few have survived to the present day. Some of the varieties most cultivated in Ireland during this period included: Blacks; Yellows; Cluster; ...
... the tragic social consequences also eliminated almost all of the varieties most used at that time. Of the many pre-famine varieties which undoubtedly existed, few have survived to the present day. Some of the varieties most cultivated in Ireland during this period included: Blacks; Yellows; Cluster; ...
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... was gradually replaced by salt-tolerant barley. Eventually salt reached such concentrations that even the substitute barley would not grow. This process took almost two millennia to devastate a well flourished agriculture (Boyden, 1987). Historic evidence from other parts of the world, such as Indus ...
... was gradually replaced by salt-tolerant barley. Eventually salt reached such concentrations that even the substitute barley would not grow. This process took almost two millennia to devastate a well flourished agriculture (Boyden, 1987). Historic evidence from other parts of the world, such as Indus ...
berlin 2015
... The three-letter acronym IPM has been around for over fifty years and now not only guides research and extension in pest management, markets pesticides and is claimed to be undertaken by many growers, it even resonates with public perceptions and politicians. Whether or not IPM programmes are sustai ...
... The three-letter acronym IPM has been around for over fifty years and now not only guides research and extension in pest management, markets pesticides and is claimed to be undertaken by many growers, it even resonates with public perceptions and politicians. Whether or not IPM programmes are sustai ...
RM New Entries 2015 Dec - IPNI - Southeast Asia
... Synergies and tradeoffs between cash crop production and food security: a case study in rural Ghana. Food Security, 6:541-554. Reference ID: 21201 Notes: #21201e Abstract: Despite dramatic improvements in global crop yields over the past halfcentury, chronic food insecurity persists in many parts of ...
... Synergies and tradeoffs between cash crop production and food security: a case study in rural Ghana. Food Security, 6:541-554. Reference ID: 21201 Notes: #21201e Abstract: Despite dramatic improvements in global crop yields over the past halfcentury, chronic food insecurity persists in many parts of ...
Nursery Industry Environmental and Technical Research and
... change and drought/water shortage on markets, biosecurity risks including biosecurity policies of state/territory governments that can severely impact on plant movement, the risk of exotic plant pest incursions and a lack of national standards for plant production. These aforementioned priority area ...
... change and drought/water shortage on markets, biosecurity risks including biosecurity policies of state/territory governments that can severely impact on plant movement, the risk of exotic plant pest incursions and a lack of national standards for plant production. These aforementioned priority area ...
ReimerSeeds.com Electronic Catalog Category: Habanero Hot
... Plant produces high yields of 1" long by ½" wide wrinkled hot peppers. Peppers are very hot and Copyright 2003 Reimer turn from green, to light yellow, to No part of this catalog (including photos and images) may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, electronicall ...
... Plant produces high yields of 1" long by ½" wide wrinkled hot peppers. Peppers are very hot and Copyright 2003 Reimer turn from green, to light yellow, to No part of this catalog (including photos and images) may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, electronicall ...
Vigna umbellata
Vigna umbellata (Thunb.) Ohwi and Ohashi, previously Phaseolus calcaratus, is a warm-season annual vine legume with yellow flowers and small edible beans. It is commonly called ricebean or rice bean. To date, it is little known, little researched and little exploited. It is regarded as a minor food and fodder crop and is often grown as intercrop or mixed crop with maize (Zea mays), sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) or cowpea (V. unguiculata), as well as a sole crop in the uplands, on a very limited area. Like the other Asiatic Vigna species, ricebean is a fairly short-lived warm-season annual. Grown mainly as a dried pulse, it is also important as a fodder, a green manure and a vegetable. Ricebean is most widely grown as an intercrop, particularly of maize, throughout Indo-China and extending into southern China, India, Nepal and Bangladesh. In the past it was widely grown as lowland crop on residual soil water after the harvest of long-season rice, but it has been displaced to a great extent where shorter duration rice varieties are grown. Ricebean grows well on a range of soils. It establishes rapidly and has the potential to produce large amounts of nutritious animal fodder and high quality grain.The English language name is a literal translation of the Chinese language name (Chinese: 飯豆; pinyin: fàndòu).