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Shunzhao Sui, Jianghui Luo, Daofeng Liu, Jing Ma, Weiting Men, Lu Fan, Yu Bai, and Mingyang Li
Sahar Dabirian, Debra Inglis, and Carol A. Miles
verticillium wilt severity and increase fruit yield even when soil population levels of V. dahliae are 50 cfu/g. Actual V. dahlia soil population threshold levels are unknown for watermelon, and likely differ by region because of climate and other factors
Nichole F. Edelman and Michelle L. Jones
genotípica backgrounds affect yield and fruit shelf life of tomato hybrids Scientia Agricola 60 269 275 Dole, J.M. Zenaida, V. Fanelli, F.L. Fonteno, W. 2009 Postharvest evaluation of cut dahlia, linaria, lupine, poppy, rudbeckia, trachelium, and zinnia
Justine Beaulieu, Bruk Belayneh, John D. Lea-Cox, and Cassandra L. Swett
totals for potted and cut flowers amounted to $150 million in 2019 ( USDA NASS, 2020 ). Phytopythium helicoides has been reported as a pathogen of several floriculture crops, including dahlia, miniature roses, begonia, and poinsettia ( Afandi et al
Yongjun Yue and John M. Ruter
. Among the ornamental plants, Chrysanthemum (187), Alstroemeria (35), Dahlia (34), Streptocarpus (30), Begonia (25), Dianthus (18), and Rhododendron (15) have been studied the most in mutation breeding ( Maluszynski et al., 1992 ). Mutation