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Viruses of pome fruit trees in Syria
EPPO Bulletin, 2006A survey was conducted to evaluate the sanitary status of pome fruit trees in Syria during spring 2003 and 2004 in 6 governorates: Damascus, Al‐Qunaitara and Al‐Sweida (Southern region), Homs and Hama (Central region) and Latakia (Costal Western region), as the main production areas of pome fruits.
F. Ismaeil +6 more
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Control of Pome and Stone Fruit Virus Diseases
2015Many different systemic pathogens, including viruses, affect pome and stone fruits causing diseases with adverse effects in orchards worldwide. The significance of diseases caused by these pathogens on tree health and fruit shape and quality has resulted in the imposition of control measures both nationally and internationally.
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Optimizing pome fruits storage
Gartenbauliche Produkte zeigen im Nacherntebereich einen charakteristisch schnellen Qualitätsabbau und hohe Anfälligkeit für Verluste und Ausfälle. Mit steigenden Produktionsmengen ist es zunehmend herausfordernd, eingelagerte Früchte hinsichtlich Quantität und Qualität zu erhalten.openaire +1 more source
Growth Requirements of Pome-Fruit Tissues
Nature, 1960CORTICAL and pith tissue from apple fruitlets undergoing cell division and vascular tissue from more mature fruits have been grown in sterile culture1. In this communication further definition of the growth requirements of apple and other pome-fruit tissues is made.
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FRUIT SOFTENING IN POME FRUIT - THE ROLE OF ACS GENES
Acta Horticulturae, 2010Excessive fruit softening is considered undesirable in apple and Asian pears, and can lead to lower sensory value for firmness, juiciness, crispness and crunchiness, as well as increased mealiness and reduced consumer acceptability. It is widely believed that the onset of ethylene production during fruit ripening drives the key cellular structural ...
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PESTS OF POME FRUITS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT
Pome fruits, including apples, pears, and quince, are integral components of the Rosaceae family, exhibiting a unique structure with a thick membrane surrounding tiny seeds. However, these fruits are susceptible to a multitude of insect pests that pose significant challenges to orchard productivity.Liyaqat Ayoub +5 more
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