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COMPARISON OF TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN DEFOLIATED AND NON-DEFOLIATED SUGARBEETS

American Society of Sugarbeet Technologist, 2013
It has long been known that warm sugarbeets that go into storage piles will have a higher respiration rate and reduced storability than cool beets. The objective of this study was to determine crown temperature differences between defoliated and non-defoliated beets during the course of a sunny day.
Steven S. Poindexter, Thomas J. Wenzel
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Defoliation

2002
From ancient times, mankind has attempted either to harness or prevent defoliation of trees and plants. The positive and negative impact of defoliation by invertebrates (chiefly insects), vertebrates, plant diseases or abiotic factors such as air pollution is an integral part of agriculture, forestry, and natural resource management. Defoliation is ‘an
Candy, S. G, Zalucki, M. P.
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Forest Defoliators

2000
K. van Frankenhuyzen   +2 more
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More on Forest Defoliation

Science, 1968
L E, Gilbert, P H, Raven, P R, Ehrlich
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Defoliation

2008
Jeffrey M. Cumming   +29 more
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Insect Defoliators

2022
Christa Schafellner, Katrin Möller
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Defoliant

2008
Jeffrey M. Cumming   +29 more
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Defoliation

2019
Harold F. Heady, R. Dennis Child
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