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Mould fungi can cure plants |
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Written by Vienna University of Technology
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Nov. 1, 2011, Vienna, Austria — We know them from our garden, from damp
cellars or from the fridge – mould fungi can be found almost everywhere.
Sometimes fungi can be very useful for plants.
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Beneficial Nematodes: First video of a series |
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Written by Becker Underwood
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 Oct. 24, 2011 – What are Beneficial Nematodes? Becker Underwood's Nematode Field Development Specialist, Julie Graesch, explains what beneficial nematodes are and how they work. First in a series by Becker Underwood.
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Impatiens downy mildew seen in U.S. landscapes |
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Written by Ball Horticultural
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Oct. 11, 2011, West Chicago, IL — Impatiens downy mildew was observed in
U.S. landscapes late this season, prompting Ball Horticultural Company
to provide educational resources and landscape recommendations to landscape contractors, to help slow the spread of this disease in North America.
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Plants create water-rich areas around roots |
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Written by University of California, Davis
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Sept. 15, 2011 — An international team of researchers led by a
University of California, Davis, soil scientist has for the first time
demonstrated that the soil around plant roots contains more water than
does soil in other areas.
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High yields in the tropics with WUR greenhouse |
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Written by Dave Harrison
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Sept. 14, 2011, Wageningen, the Netherlands — It is possible to build
greenhouses with relatively simple means in tropical lowlands regions in
which crops can be protected against winds and pests, and can be grown
at practically the same temperature as outside.
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