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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Capsicum spp."”.
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Caracterización y evaluación preliminar de catorce accesiones de chile (Capsicum spp.)
… la actividad productiva en el cultivo del chile (Capsicum spp.) en Nicaragua. El material genético estuvo formado por genotipos procedentes de México (Chile Ancho, Catarina, Serrano, Mirasol, Arbol, Puya, Guajillo y Cascabel), de Nicaragua (Pico de pájaro, Diente de perro y Jalapeño), de Perú …
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Culture, Gender, and Flavour in the Conservation of Chile Pepper in Mexico, 1970s-present
Chile peppers (Capsicum spp) connect worlds through their primary characteristics: flavour and spiciness. As a crop that has shaped cuisines, tastes, and intercultural exchanges throughout the globe, chiles are linked to identities, symbolisms, senses, and emotions. Therefore, chiles are ideal …
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Epidemiology, Aphid Vectors, Impact and Management of Tobacco Etch Potyvirus in Hot Peppers in Jamaica
Production of hot peppers, Capsicum spp., in Jamaica is constrained by the aphid-transmitted potyviruses, tobacco etch virus (TEV) and potato virus Y (PVY). The virus epidemiology was not understood and no effective virus management system existed for these viruses. This study sought to identify …
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The Effect of Nematode Isolate and Soil Environment on the Tobacco cyst Nematode (Globodera tabacum solanacearum), a Pathogen of Flue-cured Tobacco and Other Solanaceous Crops
… crops. Eggplant (Solanum melongena L.), pepper (Capsicum spp. L.), and tomato (Lycopersicon spp. L.) were confirmed to be hosts of TCN under field conditions. Eggplant was highly susceptible to TCN reproduction and yield suppression, exhibiting a 64% yield reduction in plots not treated with a …
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Persistent viruses in Capsicum annuum plants: Understanding the mystery guests
… viruses. Previous work with legumes and pepper (Capsicum spp.) suggested persistent viruses have mutualistic properties. To test this hypothesis, I investigated the effects of these viruses on host phenotypes in a range of pepper cultivars. Using reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction …