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Epidemiology of early blight of tomato caused by Alternaria solani.
1981
Datar V.V. | Mayee C.D.
Histochemical studies of tomato root galls caused by Meloidogyne incognita. Note.
1981
Tyagi A. | Ratnam B.V. | Tyagi K.
The influence of meloidogyne sp. on tomato damage caused by Fusarium oxysporium
1981
Hadiastono, T.
Stabilization of pectinmethylesterase of tomato fruit caused by ethylene at different temperatures [Tomate; Etileno].
1981
Medina P.V.L. | Dostal H.C. | Medina R.M.T.
Ecology and control of yellow dwarf of tomato caused by tobacco leaf curl virus.
1981
Kobatake H. | Osaki T. | Inouye T.
Control of mosaic disease of tomato and sweet pepper caused by tobacco mosaic virus.
1981
Nagai Y.
Effect of crop rotation on incidence of tomato damping-off [caused by Rhizoctonia solani] and fusarium basal rot [caused by Fusarium oxysporum F.] of onion [in Egypt].
1981
Mohamed M.S.M.
Effects of kinetin and salinity on germination of tomato, barley and cotton seeds | Effects of kinetin and salinity on germination of tomato, barley and cotton seeds [Salt tolerance] Texto completo
1981
Bozcuk, S.
The effects of kinetin and the interaction between kinetin and salinity on seed germination of three plant species namely Lycopersicon esculentum, Hordeum vulgare and Gossypium hirsutum were studied Kinetin was applied exogenously to the seeds in order to determine whether this growth-promoting hormone would promote germination and to see if osmotically-induced dormancy caused by NaCl could be alleviated The results indicate that kinetin is capable of breaking dormancy in these species and there is a significant interaction with salinity in tomato and cotton.
Mostrar más [+] Menos [-]Macrosymptoms in higher plants resulting from imbalanced nitrogen and phosphorus supply [maize, Zea mays, tomatoes, Lycopersicum esculentum]
1981
Fischer, G. (Technische Univ. Berlin (Germany, F.R.). Inst. fuer Nutzpflanzenforschung. Fachgebiet Pflanzenernaehrung)
The aim was to study whether the macrosymptoms of nitrogen deficiency or toxicity in its typical form are influenced by simultaneous phosphorus deficiency or excess supply, or on the other hand, whether the typical symptoms of phosphorus deficiency or excess are affected by simultaneous nitrogen deficiency or excess supply. The results show that (assuming that "complex" symptoms occur) neither nutrient influences the development of macrosymptoms in their typical form as caused by other nutrient. Tomato showed clear "complex" symptoms while maize only showed the macrosymptoms of one nutrient.
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