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California Agriculture, 1954 Copper dusts–applied to Bartlett pear trees during the blossoming period– were not the primary cause of fruit russet, during the 1953 season.
R Harris, W Griggs
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California Agriculture, 1955 Bartlett pears—in a Placer County foothill orchard and in a Sacramento Valley orchard—were equally russeted in 1954, whether they developed on trees dusted with copper, sprayed with streptomycin, or given no blight control treatment during the blossoming
R Harris, W Griggs
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White haze and scarf skin, two little-known cosmetic defects of apples in Northern Germany
European Journal of Horticultural Science, 2011 R. W. S. Weber, D. Zabel
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Russeting of the apple skin [PDF]
, 1970 Contains fulltext : mmubn000001_249431203.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
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“California”— a new fresh market pear
California Agriculture, 1974 BEAUTY, TANTALIZING aroma, and delicious flavor are combined in ‘California,’ a new pear soon to be available to California growers. The new cultivar, the result of an extensive and continuous pear-breeding program in the Department of Pomology at U.C ...
W Griggs, B Iwakiri
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California Agriculture, 1968 Prune russet scab, sometimes called lacy scab, was reduced to an insignificant level in the 1967 season by one application of a fungicidal spray during the full bloom period. Both Captan and Phygon (dichlone) proved successful and may be used by prune-growers. Difolatan (folcid), another chemical used in these tests, is not registered for use on prunes
J Corbin, J Lider, K Roberts
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Ciência Rural, 2010 Frankliniella occidentalis tem sido relatada como uma das principais pragas associadas à cultura do morangueiro. No entanto, os sintomas do ataque do inseto não estão caracterizados e, geralmente, atribui-se ao ataque do inseto a presença de frutos ...
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