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the efficacy of grafting and to determine the viability of grafting as an alternative to chemical fumigation. This systematic review was also expected to enhance our understanding of grafting benefits and limitations toward improvement of grafting

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distribution of photons received by plants and by using photoconversion coefficients to obtain a value that represents the ratio of Pfr to (Pr + Pfr), known as the phytochrome photoequilibria (PPE) ( Sager et al. 1988 ). An improvement to this calculation has

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tall fescue [ Lolium arundinaceum (Schreb.) Darbysh.] color and clipping yield were observed by Acikgoz et al. (2016 ) in response to N-fixing bacteria ( Bacillus spp.). De Luca et al. (2020 ) reported similar improvements in perennial ryegrass

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slightly spreading; bearing primarily on spurs and brindles; blooms 20 d after Nonpareil. Matan. Self-fertile, S-genotype ( S6 or S7 and Sf ), kernel to shell ratio 47%. Origin: Newe Ya’ar Research Center, Israel, by D. Holland, I. Bar-Ya’akov, and

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Methods Plant material and experimental setup. Twelve-year-old ‘Brak Fuji’/M.9 NAKBT337 apple trees growing at the Pennsylvania State University Fruit Research and Extension Center in Biglerville, PA, USA (39.93627, −77.25535) were used for this

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increase in demand for specialty crop products driven by do-it-yourself home improvements ( Campbell et al. 2020 ) and new housing construction. For example, 87% of garden centers reported that sales increased from 2019 to 2020 ( Daly 2021 ; Nursery

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rooms at packing houses and distribution centers, as well as in trucks during transportation, and eventually in market displays ( Argenta et al., 2015 ). Additionally, apples at retail in Brazil are displayed at a wide range of temperatures ( Argenta et

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Turfgrass is a natural plant that covers ∼2% of all continental land in the United States ( Harrington 2016 ; Milesi et al. 2005 ). It is considered the most irrigated crop in the country because of its extensive use as vegetative cover for home

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Center in 1975. An update was completed in 1994 by Larry Langford, then Editor for Magnolia Society International. In 2000, the register was digitized and uploaded to the webpage for Magnolia Society International, where it continued to see semi

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