'Apple scab' presentation slideshows

Day 1

http :// www.youtube.com/watch?v=H15Po5vHiDs Mr Parr fungi. Day 1. I can identify the characteristics of organisms in the kingdom Fungi. . The Kingdoms of Living Things (Multi-Cellular Organisms).

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POME FRUITS

POME FRUITS. .:: Hortilover ::. Apples Malus x domestica Cultivated species. Pears European, Common, Occidental Pyrus communis Asian, Apple, Oriental Pyrus pyrifolia Hybrids communis x pyrifolia. Pome or Pip Fruits. Cold hardy High chill Late blooming

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Spray

Optimization of spray application rates for plant canopies. Spray. Heping Zhu Agricultural Engineer , USDA ARS Randy Zondag OSU Lake County Extension Agent. How Much Do You Know About Your Sprayer ?. How much liquid it sprays What type of coverage it gives

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Nursery / Landscape

Nursery / Landscape. Diseases. Anthracnose. Apple Scab. Black Spot. Botrytis. Canker. Cedar-Apple Rust. Crown Gall. Fireblight. Powdery Mildew. Root Rot.

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Project Plant a Tree

Project Plant a Tree. Proposition. Our Goal is to plant 3 apple trees and 3 cherry trees on the roof of the oaks. WHY! The tree price would be determined by the size that would be best for the roof. As seen on the budget sheet.

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Apples ( Malus domestica )

Apples ( Malus domestica ). By Monica Sweeney. Origins and History. Highly debated Originated in Asia SE Asia Caucasus Kazakhstan Georgia Neolithic (9500-4500 BCE) 6500 BCE: Anatolia (Turkey) 1300 BCE: Egypt 700 BCE: Greece 44 BCE: England and France

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Plant Diseases

Plant Diseases. Meghan Danielson. Anthracnose. It is caused by certain fungi (usually Colletotrichum or Gloeosporium ) producing spores in tiny, sunken, saucer-shaped fruiting bodies Symptoms include sunken spots of various colours in leaves, stems, fruits, or flowers.

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Plant Disorders

Spraying large trees for many anthracnose diseases may be impractical and unnecessary, ... Plant trees and shrubs at the proper depth, at the proper spacing for ...

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Plant Disorders Reference Guide

Plant Disorders Reference Guide. Nursery/Landscape CDE 2006. 2, 4 - D. 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D) is a common systemic herbicide used in the control of broadleaf weeds. It is the third-most widely used herbicide in North America and the most widely used herbicide in the world.

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PhD student in Plant Quantitative Genetics

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