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NEW OR UNCOMMON DISEASES OF BULB CROPS IN ITALY (°)

Article number

109_63

Pages

439 – 442

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Abstract

Among the diseases of bulb crops the following are new or uncommon in Italy: bulb rot of tulip caused by Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc.; rhizome rot and leaf curl of anemones due respectively to Phytophthora cactorum (Leb. et Cohn.) Schroet and Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Penzig; cyclamen wilt by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cyclaminis (Gerlach) Snyd. et Hans.; wilt and petiole rot of ranunculus caused respectively by Fusarium oxysporum Schelech. and Fusarium tabacinum (Beyma) N. Gams.
Symptoms and some epidemiological aspetcs of these diseases are briefly described.

Publication

III International Symposium on Flower Bulbs

Authors

A. Garibaldi

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1980.109.63

Online Articles (79)

2. FLOWER BULB GROWING IN DENMARK

A. Klougart

3. DEVELOPMENTS IN BULB RESEARCH

E.B. van Julsingha

4. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF BULBS AND FLOWER BULBS

A.F.G. Slootweg

5. LEAF DEVELOPMENT, DRY-MATTER PRODUCTION AND BULB PRODUCTION OF SOME TULIP CULTIVARS

G.G.M. van der Valk

6. POSSIBILITIES OF BULB GROWING IN NETS

U.D. Perdok

7. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT GROWING METHODS IN TULIPS ON THE YIELD OF SALEABLE BULBS

E. Rasmussen

8. STORAGE OF TULIP PLANTING STOCK IN RELATION TO GROWTH AND YIELD

J. Koster

9. ADVANCING AND RETARDING FLOWERING OF NARCISSUS TAZETTA GRAND SOLEIL D’OR

A.A. Tompsett

10. EFFECTS OF DURATION OF HIGH TEMPERATURE TREATMENT ON SUBSEQUENT FLOWER DIFFERENTIATION, ROOTING AND FLOWERING OF TULIP BULBS

M. Le Nard

11. PRECONDITIONING, MEMBRANE LIPID STRUCTURE, COMPOSITION AND FLOWER QUALITY OF TULIP BULBS IN RELATION TO COLD TREATMENT

J.N. Davies | G.E. Hobson

12. EFFECTS OF NITROGEN DRESSING ON FLOWER-BUD BLASTING IN TULIPS DURING FORCING

W.J. de Munk | P. Hoogeterp | G. Slootweg

13. CALCIUM UPTAKE OF TULIPS DURING FORCING

A. Klougart

14. DUAL PURPOSE BUILDING FOR STORING AND FORCING BULBS

R.M. Millar

15. ARTIFICIAL LIGHT AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR DAYLIGHT IN FORCING OF TULIPS

M. Jerzy

16. TWO FACTORS CONTROLLING GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF FORCED LILIES ‘ENCHANTMENT’ : LIGHT INTENSITY AND MECHANICAL STRESS

M. Jerzy | J. Krause

17. ENERGY SAVING IN FLOWER PRODUCTION OF GLADIOLUS FORCED IN GLASSHOUSES

N.P.A. Groen | L.A.J.M. van de Rotten

18. EFFECT OF STORAGE TEMPERATURES OF TWIJFELMATEN OF IRIS BULBS ON FLOWERING AND BULB PRODUCTION

J. Schipper

19. NUTRIENT REQUIREMENTS FOR BULBOUS IRIS FORCING

R.P. Doss | J.K. Christian | J.L. Paul

20. BULBING AND FLOWERING OF IRIS BULBS STORED AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES BEFORE A COLD TREATMENT

M. Le Nard

21. INFLUENCE OF CORM COOLING TREATMENTS AND SUBSEQUENT GROWING TEMPERATURES ON YIELD, QUALITY AND CROPPING RATE OF FREESIA X HYBRIDA

N. Bredmose

22. INTERNODAL GROWTH OF THE TULIP DURING THE GREENHOUSE PHASE OF STANDARD FORCING

A.A. De Hertogh | T. Breg

23. A RESEARCH ON THE POSSIBILITY OF USING GIBBERELLIN FOR TULIP FORCING.

M. Cocozza Talia | V. Caputo

24. PARTLY COOLED TULIPS: RESPONSE TO GA₃ AND OTHER GIBBERELLINS

Gordon R. Hanks | A.R. Rees

25. DAYLENGTH AND THE FLOWERING PERFORMANCE OF TULIPS

Gordon R. Hanks | A.R. Rees

26. EFFECT OF STORAGE CONDITIONS OF SEED BULBS ON THE DROPPER FORMATION IN TULIPS

K. Tsutsui

27. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF TULIP, CV ‘APELDOORN’, FROM PLANTING UNTIL EMERGENCE

M. Benschop

28. THE USE OF ETHEPHON FOR CONTROL OF PLANT HEIGHT IN DAFFODILS AND TULIPS

R. Moe

29. RESPONSE VARIATION OF TULIP CULTIVARS TO EXOGENOUS ETHYLENE

A.A. De Hertogh | D.R. Dilley | N. Blakely

30. THE TWIN-SCALING TECHNIQUE FOR NARCISSUS PROPAGATION

A.R. Rees | Gordon R. Hanks

31. METHODS OF SELECTION IN TULIP BREEDING

J.P. van Eijk | W. Eikelboom

32. TULIP BREEDING BASED ON NON-REDUCED POLLENGRAIN TECHNIQUE

B. Andreasen

33. AN ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF ETHREL ON FLOWERING OF IRIS ‘IDEAL’: AN ASSOCIATED MORPHOGENETIC PHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH

G.A. Kamerbeek | A.J.B. Durieux | J.A. Schipper

34. EFFECT OF SOME CHEMICALS ON CUT DAHLIA FLOWERS

A.J. Lukaszewska

35. PROGRESS IN BREEDING OF BULBOUS PLANTS IN THE RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF POMOLOGY AND FLORICULTURE IN SKIERNIEWICE, POLAND

K. Mynett

36. PULSING GLADIOLUS HYBRIDA ‘CAPTAIN BUSCH’ WITH SILVER OR QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS BEFORE LOW TEMPERATURE STORAGE.

M.B. Farhoomand | A.M. Kofranek | Y. Mor | M.S. Reid | A.R.E. Awad

37. SYSTEM OF FERTILITION FLOWER BULBS AT CULTIVATION IN RUSSIAN SUBTROPIC

M.A. Richter

38. THE GROWTH OF TULIP TISSUES IN VITRO

N.A. Wright | P.G. Alderson

39. PROPAGATION OF HYACINTH BY LEAF CUTTINGS. HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES IN LEAF CUTTINGS OF HYACINTHUS ORIENTALIS

J. Krause

40. PROPAGATION OF HYACINTH BY HOT TEMPERATURE TREATMENT

M. Amano | K. Tsutsui

41. LACHENALIA BREEDING. I. INTRODUCTION

J. Lubbinge

42. EFFECTS OF SUCROSE, MINERAL SALTS, AND SOME ORGANIC SUBSTANCES ON THE ADVENTITIOUS REGENERATION IN VITRO OF PLANTLETS FROM BULB-SCALE TISSUE OF LILIUM SPECIOSUM ‘RUBRUM’

J. van Aartrijk | G.J. Blom-Barnhoorn

43. THE PREDICTION OF APPROXIMATE DRYING TIMES FOR NARCISSUS BULBS BY COMPUTER SIMULATION

J.S. Robertson | R.M. Millar | D.I. Bartlett

44. HARVESTING, HANDLING AND HOT WATER TREATMENT OF NARCISSUS BULBS IN BULK

A. Moore

45. STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENTS IN DUTCH FLOWERBULBGROWING FROM 19

W.G. de Haan

46. EFFECTS ON INVESTMENTS, CROPPING PLANS AND FARMSIZE BY INTRODUCING BULKBIN-HANDLING AND STORAGE ON SPECIALIZED BULB-GROWING FARMS IN THE NETHERLANDS.

C.O.N. de Vroomen

47. ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE REGULATION OF THE DUTCH PRODUCTION OF TULIP BULBS BY THE COLLECTIVE PURCHASE AND DESTRUCTION OF A CERTAIN QUANTITY OF THE SMALLEST BULBS IN CERTAIN YEARS

C. Kramer

48. CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL IN THE GROWING OF GLADIOLUS MINIBULBS (CORMELS)

N.A. Fetvadjieva | M.S. Dinova

49. THE USE OF THE CROSS OF DIPLOID SPECIES BY TETRAPLOID GLADIOLI TO OBTAIN WINTER FLOWERING CULTIVARS

Ch. Poisson

50. EFFECT OF GROWTH REGULATORS ON SHOOT APEX DIFFERENTIATION AND CHANGES IN SUGARS AND FREE AMINO ACIDS IN GLADIOLUS (GLADIOLUS × HORTORUM CV. ACCA LAURENTIA)

J. Tonecki

51. CHROMOSOMIC NUMBER OF SOME GLORIOSA

P. Lemattre

52. TOP ROT IN TULIP BULBS

P.J. Muller | C.G.M. Conijn

53. SOFT ROT IN TULIP BULBS CAUSED BY PYTHIUM ULTIMUM

G. Weststeijn | P. Vink

54. NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR CHEMICAL CONTROL OF ROOT ROT (PYTHIUM SPP.) IN CULTIVATION OF BULBS AND BULB FLOWERS

A.Th.J. Koster | M. de Rooij

55. CONSEQUENCES AND CONTROL OF LATENT FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM INFECTIONS IN TULIP BULBS

B.H.H. Bergman | M. A.M. Bakker-van der Voort

56. SOME FACTORS AFFECTING THE PARASITIC AND SAPROPHYTIC ACTIVITY OF RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI

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57. RESISTANCE OF SOME PATHOGENIC FUNGI TO FUNGICIDES USED IN BULB CULTIVATION

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58. INFECTION OF NARCISSUS BY BOTRYTIS NARCISSICOLA AND BOTRYTIS CINEREA

T.M. O'Neill | J.W. Mansfield

59. OBSERVATIONS ON BIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF UROMYCES TRANSVERSALIS (THUM) WINTER ON GLADIOLUS IN SOUTHERN ITALY (°)

A. Garibaldi | B. Aloj

60. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF FUSARIUM DISEASE OF GLADIOLUS

R.O. Magie

61. SOME ASPECTS OF THE HEAT TREATMENT OF HYACINTHS FOR THE CONTROL OF XANTHOMONAS HYACINTHI

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62. CONTROL OF DRECHSLERA IRIDIS ON BULBOUS IRIS BY SOIL APPLICATIONS OF TRIADIMEFON

Gary A. Chastagner | Worth E. Vassey

63. ANEMONE RUST CAUSED BY TRANZSCHELIA

D. Price

64. NEW OR UNCOMMON DISEASES OF BULB CROPS IN ITALY (°)

A. Garibaldi

65. STEM NEMATODES IN TULIPS

A. Nøhr Rasmussen | K. Lindhardt

66. CONTROL OF NEMATODES IN BULBS AND CORMS

W.A. Windrich

67. DAMAGE BY RHIZOGLYPHUS MITES IN SOME ORNAMENTAL BULBOUS CROPS

P.J. Muller | T. C. Hollinger

68. HEALTH CONTROL OF FLOWER BULBS IN DENMARK

H. Nielsen

69. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON VIRUSES INFECTING NARCISSUS

W.P. Mowat

70. INFECTION TRIALS WITH TULIP MOSAIC VIRUS

A. Thomsen

71. DETECTION OF TULIP-BREAKING VIRUS IN TULIPS BY THE ENZYME – LINKED IMMONOSORBENT ASSAY (ELISA)

A.R. van Schadewijk | J. Eggink

72. TULIP BULBS GROWN ON RATTLE VIRUS INFECTED SOIL

A. Thomsen

73. RECENT ADVANCES IN RESEARCH ON LILY SYMPTOMLESS VIRUS

T.C. Allen | O. Ballantyne | J. Goodell | W.C. Anderson | W. Lin

74. DETECTION OF LILY SYMPTOMLESS VIRUS (LSV) IN BULB TISSUE OF LILY BY MEANS OF ELISA

J.C.M. Beijersbergen | C. Th.C. van der Hulst

75. HYACINTH MOSAIC VIRUS: SYMPTOMS IN HYACINTHS, SEROLOGICAL DETECTION, AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER POTYVIRUSES

A.F.L.M. Derks | Jenny L. Vink-van den Abeele

76. THE DETECTION, SEPARATION FROM NATURALLY OCCURRING COMPLEXES, AND PARTIAL CHARACTERISATION OF FOUR APHID-BORNE VIRUSES INFECTING BULBOUS IRIS

A.A. Brunt | S. Phillips

77. DESTRUCTION OF VIRUS-DISEASED PLANTS WITH A FIXED-DOSE PARAQUAT DISPENSER

R.S. Bijl

78. THE PRODUCTION OF VIRUS-FREE NARCISSUS STOCKS IN SCOTLAND

W.P. Mowat

79. PRODUCTION, TESTING AND CERTIFICATION OF SPECIALLY SELECTED OR VIRUSFREE PLANT MATERIAL IN THE NETHERLANDS

H. van Os

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