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tree was harvested individually and fruit were classified as either marketable or nonmarketable. Nonmarketable fruit were less than 4.5 cm, showed signs of wind scaring, catfacing, bacterial spot, insect predation, split pits, deep suture, or rot. Fruit

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Abdulridha J , Ampatzidis Y , Qureshi J , Roberts P . 2020a . Laboratory and UAV-based identification and classification of tomato yellow leaf curl, bacterial spot, and target spot diseases in tomato utilizing hyperspectral imaging and machine

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tomatoes for processing in South Africa Acta Hort. 194 69 75 Yang, W.C. Francis, D.M. 2005 Marker-assisted selection for combining resistance to bacterial spot and bacterial speck in tomato J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci

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, J.H. 2010 Detached leaf inoculation of germplasm for rapid screening of resistance to citrus canker and citrus bacterial spot

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control of late blight and bacterial spot on fresh-market tomato, 2016 . Plant Dis Manag Rep . 11 : V039 . Meyer L . 2006 . Grafting to increase high tunnel tomato productivity in the central United States. (MS Thesis). Kansas State University

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-fertile; chilling requirement estimated at 800 h; leaf glands reniform and located near the base of the leaf blade on the top of the petiole; resistant to bacterial spot; hardy with good flower bud survival with mid-winter lows of –17 °C. ASFNBF0688. White

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; good aroma, very good flavor; ripens 28 Jan.–3 Feb., 43 d after Flavorcrest. Tree: medium; moderate vigor; open, medium-dense; very productive; flowers non-showy; chilling requirement 600 h; leaf glands round; low susceptibility to bacterial spot

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heavily on spurs; tolerant to bacterial spot ( Xanthomonas arboricola pv. pruni ). Carina. Self-fertile, blooms 4 d before Nonpareil, with very early to early harvest time and kernel-to-shell ratio 29%. Origin: University of Adelaide, Adelaide, South

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bacterial spot resulting in lower yields as a result of a lower plant biomass and higher N fertilizer rates requirements. Although N leaching below the root zone was not measured in this study, it may be likely that a substantial amount of N was leached from

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