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Hydraulic Resistance of Rough Lemon Roots
Physiologia Plantarum, 1979AbstractA pressure chamber technique was used to estimate hydraulic root resistance in rough lemon (Citrus jambhiri Lush.) seedlings. The effect of previous water stress on hydraulic root resistance was evaluated. A factorial 3 × 3 design with four replications was established with potted rough lemon seedlings in a growth chamber.
CARLOS RAMOS, MERRILL R. KAUFMANN
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Characterization of a sabinene synthase gene from rough lemon (Citrus jambhiri)
Journal of Plant Physiology, 2009We previously isolated two putative monoterpene synthase genes, RlemTPS1 and RlemTPS2, from rough lemon (Citrus jambhiri) and showed that gene expression of RlemTPS2 was induced by microbial attack. The protein product of RlemTPS2 was obtained using a prokaryotic expression system, and GC and GC-MS of monoterpene synthesis by RlemTPS2 determined that ...
Kenji Gomi +2 more
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Evaluation of rough lemon strains and other rootstocks against greening-disease of citrus
Scientia Horticulturae, 1982Abstract Twenty-three rough lemon strains ( Citrus jambhiri Lush.) and 10 other rootstocks were bud-inoculated with greening-pathogen to test their degree of resistance. Five rough lemon strains, namely ‘Milam’, ‘Miri’, ‘South Africa-I’, ‘South Africa-II’ and ‘Volkamar’, were found to be tolerant.
S.S. Cheema, S.P. Kapur, J.S. Chohan
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The Distribution of Normal and Toxic Amounts of Boron in Leaves of Rough Lemon
Agronomy Journal, 1960SynopsisThe distribution of boron in rough lemon leaves is non‐uniform. Concentrations can be found in areas near the tip a hundred times higher than that in the petiole. Symptoms of disorders in boron nutrition are reflected in the boron distribution in the tissues.
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Composition of rough lemon leaf oil
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1981Eric D. Lund +2 more
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Autotoxic effects of essential oils on photosynthesis in parsley, parsnip, and rough lemon
Chemoecology, 2005Many plant species contain essential oils with allelochemical properties, yet the extent to which these same chemicals can be autotoxic is unclear. In this study, we tested the toxicity of several essential oil components to three species that produce them—Pastinaca sativa and Petroselinum crispum (Apiaceae), and Citrus jambhiri (Rutaceae). The effects
Linus Gog +3 more
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Effect of integrated nutrient management on seed germination and fruit quality of rough lemon
Current Advances in Agricultural Sciences(An International Journal), 2016The experiment was carried on twelve-year-old healthy plants of uniform growth which were selected from the rough lemon plantation at Akola during 2014–15 with the objectives to study the effect of different combinations of organic, inorganic and biofertilizers on seed germination and fruit quality of rough lemon.
RN Mahakulkar +3 more
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Mycopathologia, 1993
Two naphthazarin phytotoxins (dihydrofusarubin and isomarticin) produced byFusarium solani were used to determine their effects on the cytology of leaves of rough lemon (Citrus jambhiri Lush) seedlings maintained in a dilute solution of the toxins. Dihydrofusarubin alone or in combination with isomarticin (80:20, v/v) caused cell necrosis above the ...
D. S. Achor, S. Nemec, R. A. Baker
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Two naphthazarin phytotoxins (dihydrofusarubin and isomarticin) produced byFusarium solani were used to determine their effects on the cytology of leaves of rough lemon (Citrus jambhiri Lush) seedlings maintained in a dilute solution of the toxins. Dihydrofusarubin alone or in combination with isomarticin (80:20, v/v) caused cell necrosis above the ...
D. S. Achor, S. Nemec, R. A. Baker
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Effect of soil temperature on root rot of rough lemon caused by Fusarium solani
Mycopathologia, 1981Rough lemon seedlings were root dip-inoculated in Fries liquid cultures of two Fusarium solani isolates, one from California and one from Florida. Plants were potted and placed in soil temperature tanks at 15, 21, 27, and 33 C. Plant height, trunk diameter, and fresh weight of inoculated plants significantly differed from the control at 15 and 21 C ...
S. Nemec, R. M. Zablotowicz
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Vessel blockage by myelin forms in citrus with and without rough-lemon decline symptoms
Canadian Journal of Botany, 1975Vessels in xylem of citrus trees with wilt symptoms described as rough-lemon, sandhill, and young-tree decline, or blight, were often found plugged, generally at constrictions of vessel ends. Diseased trees had significantly more vessels plugged than healthy trees.
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