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  1. Storage and mobilization of nitrogen in the peach tree / by B.K. Taylor.

    … and distribution of storage nitrogen in young peach trees (Golden queen on Elberta rootstock), and the importance of this stored nitrogen for new growth, were investigated in this thesis. In addition, the metabolic stability of constituents of the storage nitrogen of dormant peach trees was …

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  2. Influence of photosynthetic inhibitors on peach

    … reduction on leaves of greenhouse-grown peach trees. The most effective were 8% Vapor Gard, 10M diurcn, 10⁻³M ABA, and 10⁻³M terbacil, all of which reduced net photosynthesis (Pn) rates by 50% or more by 1 day after treatment without causing excessive phytotoxicity. Of these 4 treatments, …

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  3. Vegetation management effects on fruit trees

    … of newly transplanted and one-year-old apple and peach trees. The weed control ratings and observations showed that a broader spectrum of control could be achieved with a combination of herbicides than with any herbicide applied alone. The control of annual weed species was excellent with several …

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  4. ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF A HOST-PATHOGEN INTERACTION: CYTOSPORA CANKER ON PRUNUS PERSICA (L) BATSCH

    … Cytospora and Host-Phenolic Compounds in Dormant Peach Trees. The presence of Cytospora in host tissues played a significant role, over and above the wounding response, in establishing levels of host phenolic compounds. Cytospora had the ability to break down host-phenolic compounds. Levels of …

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