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Viruses of cucurbits in Panama
Journal of Plant Pathology, 2013[EN] The main areas of field-grown cucurbit production in Panama were surveyed for the occurrence and distribution of viruses in the growing seasons of 2006 and 2008. Notably, in 2006 only Melon necrotic spot virus (MNSV) was detected, while Papaya ringspot virus (PRSV) was the most frequent in 2008 in terms of number of fields and samples analysed ...
Herrera Vásquez, José Ángel +5 more
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English Today, 2004
The fruits of the plant family Cucurbitaceae – variously called the gourd family, the pumpkin family, the melon family, or the cucumber family – offer rich pickings for charting the distribution of English dialectal variations and the curious ways in which they get fixed.
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The fruits of the plant family Cucurbitaceae – variously called the gourd family, the pumpkin family, the melon family, or the cucumber family – offer rich pickings for charting the distribution of English dialectal variations and the curious ways in which they get fixed.
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Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences, 2008
[EN] Due to limited availability of arable land and high market demand for off-season vegetables, cucurbits (plants in the family Cucurbitaceae) are continuously cultivated under unfavorable conditions in some countries. These conditions include environments that are too cold, wet, or dry, or are cool low-light winter greenhouses.
Davis, Angela R. +11 more
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[EN] Due to limited availability of arable land and high market demand for off-season vegetables, cucurbits (plants in the family Cucurbitaceae) are continuously cultivated under unfavorable conditions in some countries. These conditions include environments that are too cold, wet, or dry, or are cool low-light winter greenhouses.
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2020
Abstract This chapter focuses on distribution and ecology, nomenclature, taxonomy, morphology and anatomy, and growth and development of cucurbits.
Todd C. Wehner +4 more
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Abstract This chapter focuses on distribution and ecology, nomenclature, taxonomy, morphology and anatomy, and growth and development of cucurbits.
Todd C. Wehner +4 more
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Economic Botany, 1978
The city of Lubeck in Northern Germany has long been noted for its commerce, but recently it has become equally famous for its gourds, pumpkins and squashes. Liibeck, a port city on the Baltic Sea in West Germany, was a key member of the Hanseatic League in medieval times.
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The city of Lubeck in Northern Germany has long been noted for its commerce, but recently it has become equally famous for its gourds, pumpkins and squashes. Liibeck, a port city on the Baltic Sea in West Germany, was a key member of the Hanseatic League in medieval times.
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2020
Among the vegetables, cucurbits form one of the largest groups with their wide adaptation from arid climates to the humid tropics. The family Cucurbitaceae consists of about 825 species in around 118 genera. In Asia, nearly 23 edible major and minor cucurbits are grown and consumed. They are grown mainly in summer and rainy seasons in India and even in
Bholanath Mondal +2 more
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Among the vegetables, cucurbits form one of the largest groups with their wide adaptation from arid climates to the humid tropics. The family Cucurbitaceae consists of about 825 species in around 118 genera. In Asia, nearly 23 edible major and minor cucurbits are grown and consumed. They are grown mainly in summer and rainy seasons in India and even in
Bholanath Mondal +2 more
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Economic Botany, 1981
This discussion summarizes current information about archeological cucurbits. It centers on 4 areas: (1) where they occur; (2) where and in what environment they are preserved; (3) plant parts recovered; and (4) the meaning of archeological cucurbits for ethnobotany.
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This discussion summarizes current information about archeological cucurbits. It centers on 4 areas: (1) where they occur; (2) where and in what environment they are preserved; (3) plant parts recovered; and (4) the meaning of archeological cucurbits for ethnobotany.
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2016
The Handbook of Cucurbits: Growth, Cultural Practices, and Physiology contains information on cultural practices, nutrition, and physiological processes of cucurbits under both normal and stressful conditions. It presents the history and importance of cucurbit crop production as well as exhaustive information on growth responses of cucurbits to ...
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The Handbook of Cucurbits: Growth, Cultural Practices, and Physiology contains information on cultural practices, nutrition, and physiological processes of cucurbits under both normal and stressful conditions. It presents the history and importance of cucurbit crop production as well as exhaustive information on growth responses of cucurbits to ...
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